Someone said:
"The Man in the Iron Mask is like a clear spring reflecting the lawlessness and lawlessness under the european feudal monarchy, which is closely related to the domestic and foreign policies of the monarchy,。。。 All this was a common phenomenon in France before the bourgeois revolution at the end of the 18th century. ”
But what is more interesting is: Who is the person who is covered with iron?
The most widely circulated speculation is that the twin brothers of King Louis XIV of France, "The Man in the Iron Mask" translated by the Translation Factory in the 1980s, "The Legend of the Man in the Iron Mask" starring Little Plum around the millennium, and Dumas's "Three Musketeers" trilogy are all said.
I will not dwell on it here, but we have come to gag at several other unpopular claims today.
1. King Charles I of England
Charles I was forced to abdicate during the glorious bourgeois revolution that took place during his reign, and Cromwell became the protector of England. This happened in 1640, and according to our usual history books, he was later taken to the guillotine and died in full view of the London Execution Ground.
But some people said that some hot-sleep fanatics were willing to impersonate the king and exchange himself for the king, and the king came to France, but the French king was afraid of this matter, so he imprisoned Charles I in the Bastille for the rest of his life in a mask.
However, the fatal loophole in this statement is that Charles I should have had a "big heart", and he lived leisurely to the age of one hundred and three before he died peacefully in prison.
II. Knight of de Glimontvilli
This man of aristocratic origin was appointed French ambassador to Vienna in 1844, and this "lovely Frenchman" not only fascinated the elderly Empress of Austria, but also signed a secret treaty in 1668, in which it was stipulated that after the death of the Spanish king, because there were no heirs, France and Austria could divide their overseas territories equally with Spain.
However, this whimsical secret treaty did not work, but instead prompted Austria, Spain, and the Netherlands to form an anti-French alliance, and King Louis XIV felt that this ambassador had humiliated France and sent armed forces to escort him back to Paris on November 12, 1673.
However, from the 13th onwards, all the news of this person was gone, and such a nobleman, even if he was secretly executed by the king, should have a record, but this person disappeared out of thin air, so some people thought that he wore a mask and was locked in a dark cage for life because he had made the king lose face.
Third, the head of the police - Lagliani
This man was the nephew of surgeon Cochne, the head of the police.
Because Cochgny, as a doctor, participated in the dissection of the body of King Louis XIII, he knew that "Thirteen" was not the biological father of "Fourteen", and this Cochiney told his nephew a lot, so even if the nephew was the head of the police, he was still locked up by the head of the police, Louis XIV.
The reason for this is that there are rumors that Louis XIII is a "comrade" who is not close to a woman for life. In "The Man in the Iron Mask", played by Little Plum, this dog blood rumor is partially used, and the captain of the musketeers, d'Artagnan, is "arranged" to become the "biological father" of the Louis XIV brothers.
The Minister of Finance of France or his servant (Daussay)
Some believe that the Man in the Iron Mask was Louis XIV's Minister of Finance, Fouquet, or fouquet's faithful servant named Dossy.
There is a line in the old version of The Man in the Iron Mask to the effect that French property is constantly flowing into his (Fouquet's) pocket.
It can be seen that Fukai is a being similar to Heyan, so it is understandable to be wearing a mask, and his servants are implicated because they know too many secrets.
Fifth, the traitor Marchiori
This man was the secretary of state of the Italian Duke of Mandoua, who signed a secret treaty with France, sold a piece of Italian land, and himself accepted a bribe from France, but when he turned around, he betrayed the news to the enemies of France, so he was very angry with Louis XIV, and the consequences were very serious, and he was deceived into imprisoning him in Paris for life.
But the flaw in this statement is that the age at which the Man in the Iron Mask died did not match the object of suspicion.
Vi. Father Prejanni
This person was a participant in many important negotiations between Louis XIV and King Charles II of England, so he was imprisoned for life, but there are sources that show that this person later died in South America.
In short, the mysterious suspected case of the Iron Mask has never been revealed, leaving it to be deciphered by future generations.