January 20, 1265, was a memorable day for all The English.
On this day, the prototype of the present Parliament of the United Kingdom was established and continues to this day.
They wanted to thank an Englishman from France.
It was this foreigner who rushed into the palace with people, put King Henry III of England under house arrest, and promoted the establishment of the British parliamentary system.
His name is Simon. morality. Monfor, the king's brother-in-law.
Unfortunately, he did not study Chinese history, failed to become the "Cao Cao" in British history, and eventually died of defeat.
Monfort was a French aristocrat from the french family, and under the care of Queen Eleanor, he came to the King of England at a young age to do things, and was deeply respected by Heli III.
He was handsome and handsome, and was taken in by Henry III's sister Lester, and became a relative of the royal family and the king's brother-in-law.
Since then, he has soared to the top and has been named the Duke of Lancaster and his minister by the king, with unlimited scenery.
He had a certain military talent.
He was entrusted with the task of giving the post of Governor-General and suppressing the rebellion of Gasconie in France.
However, life always has ups and downs, and the more powerful the French are in British politics, the more they are questioned and difficult.
There were always people who spoke to Henry III that Monfort was suspected of collaborating with the enemy.
The so-called three became tigers, and Henry III gradually lost trust in Monfor.
From the peak to the trough, the mentality of Mengfor at this time has changed dramatically.
He was not willing to fail.
In 1258, when Henry III forcibly levied military expenses on the nobles in order to fight against Sicily, he united a number of nobles, rushed into the palace, and forced Henry III to carry out political reforms with a dangling sword, known in history as the "Crazy Council".
Henry III was forced to sign bills restricting the power of the Crown and expanding the powers of Parliament, such as the Oxford Ordinance and the Westminster Ordinance.
Monfor achieved his political goals and left contentedly.
What he did not expect was that in the past three years alone, Henri III had overturned all the regulations and expelled Monfort from the country.
Monfor was angry, and the consequences were severe.
He secretly returned to England, and with the support of some nobles, gathered an army and started a civil war.
In May 1264, Monfor defeated the royal army, captured Henri III alive, forced him to sign the Lewis Peace Agreement, and put him under house arrest.
In fact, at this point, Meng Fu'er already had all the prerequisites for Cao Cao's strongest skill on the mainland, "holding the Son of Heaven hostage to order the princes".
The power is in his hands, and the emperor is in his own hands.
However, his skills are unlocked a bit crookedly, Cao Cao is "blackmailing the Son of Heaven to order the princes", and he is "blackmailing the Son of Heaven to open the parliament".
Compared with the two, the judgment is made.
On January 20, 1265, on this day in history, he gathered a crowd to convene the Council of Monfort.
In addition to the former nobles and clergy, knights and freedmen were added to the council.
This shows that the civic class began to appear on the British political stage, and this parliamentary system has become the prototype of the current British parliamentary system.
However, Monfort did not reconcile the balance of power between the various parties, leading another important figure, Earl Gilbert, to switch to the king's camp.
He rescued Prince Edward and united with the British nobility to reorganize the army.
In August 1265, the two armies fought a duel at Evsjard, and the king's army won a great victory, killing Monfor.
Since then, Britain has entered the era of Edward I's rule.
This was a mature politician who tried to balance the interests of all sides, both to protect the interests of the arrogant aristocracy and to promise the right of the middle class and the citizens to participate in the administration of the government.
In 1295, he convened the "Model Council". Delegates to parliament included nobles, clergy, and representatives of knights and townspeople.
It is a great irony that the political reforms that Mendel so strongly advocated were implemented in the hands of the king.
Throughout Mendel's life, he played a certain role in promoting british political reform, and was also respected by the British people after his death.
However, his political ambitions and abilities are weak.
The most important point is that he has not read Chinese history and does not understand the famous figures in Chinese history.
In particular, he knew nothing about Cao Cao, the tyrant of the Three Kingdoms.
Otherwise, the history of England may be rewritten, and Mendel may have a new name: Monfor. Cao.
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