Database: Viana - Revision history

imported>VilkaTheWolf at 04:28, 7 June 2020

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	[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] suppose [[Desmond Miles\|you]] want to know how [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]] got [[Viana\|here]]. I'll indulge you.		[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] suppose [[Desmond Miles\|you]] want to know how [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]] got [[Viana\|here]]. I'll indulge you.

	It was 1506. He was imprisoned in [[Crown of Castile\|Castile]]. A sympathetic count smuggled in a rope, Cesare climbed out the window and dropped 70 feet, fracturing several bones, but his fall was broken by a servant who preceded him. Both the servant's legs were snapped and he was left to be captured and executed. Cesare escaped in [[Merchants\|merchant]]'s clothing and chartered a small [[Ships\|ship]] in {{Wiki\|Santander, Spain\|Santander}}. He reached [[Navarre]], the court of his [[John III of Navarre\|brother-in-law]]. At the time, Navarre was dealing with upheavals secretly led by the Castilians. The King asked Cesare to command his army of 10,000. He was to retake [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the Castilians aiding him.		It was 1506. He was imprisoned in [[Crown of Castile\|Castile]]. A sympathetic count smuggled in a rope, Cesare climbed out the window and dropped 70 feet, fracturing several bones, but his fall was broken by a servant who preceded him. Both the servant's legs were snapped and he was left to be captured and executed. Cesare escaped in [[Merchants\|merchant]]'s clothing and chartered a small [[Ships\|ship]] in {{Wiki\|Santander, Spain\|Santander}}. He reached [[Kingdom of Navarre\|Navarre]], the court of his [[John III of Navarre\|brother-in-law]]. At the time, Navarre was dealing with upheavals secretly led by the Castilians. The King asked Cesare to command his army of 10,000. He was to retake [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the Castilians aiding him.

	Excitedly, he wrote a letter to [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]]: "Once the Castle has been pacified, I will regain the support of the [[France\|French]] and march back into [[Rome]]".		Excitedly, he wrote a letter to [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]]: "Once the Castle has been pacified, I will regain the support of the [[France\|French]] and march back into [[Rome]]".

imported>Lady Kyashira at 12:45, 11 April 2019

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	[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] suppose [[Desmond Miles\|you]] want to know how [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]] got [[Viana\|here]]. I'll indulge you.		[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] suppose [[Desmond Miles\|you]] want to know how [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]] got [[Viana\|here]]. I'll indulge you.

	It was 1506. He was imprisoned in ~~{{Wiki\|~~Crown of Castile\|Castile}}. A sympathetic count smuggled in a rope, Cesare climbed out the window and dropped 70 feet, fracturing several bones, but his fall was broken by a servant who preceded him. Both the servant's legs were snapped and he was left to be captured and executed. Cesare escaped in [[Merchants\|merchant]]'s clothing and chartered a small [[Ships\|ship]] in {{Wiki\|Santander, Spain\|Santander}}. He reached [[Navarre]], the court of his [[John III of Navarre\|brother-in-law]]. At the time, Navarre was dealing with upheavals secretly led by the Castilians. The King asked Cesare to command his army of 10,000. He was to retake [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the Castilians aiding him.		It was 1506. He was imprisoned in [[Crown of Castile\|Castile]]. A sympathetic count smuggled in a rope, Cesare climbed out the window and dropped 70 feet, fracturing several bones, but his fall was broken by a servant who preceded him. Both the servant's legs were snapped and he was left to be captured and executed. Cesare escaped in [[Merchants\|merchant]]'s clothing and chartered a small [[Ships\|ship]] in {{Wiki\|Santander, Spain\|Santander}}. He reached [[Navarre]], the court of his [[John III of Navarre\|brother-in-law]]. At the time, Navarre was dealing with upheavals secretly led by the Castilians. The King asked Cesare to command his army of 10,000. He was to retake [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the Castilians aiding him.

	Excitedly, he wrote a letter to [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]]: "Once the Castle has been pacified, I will regain the support of the [[France\|French]] and march back into [[Rome]]".		Excitedly, he wrote a letter to [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]]: "Once the Castle has been pacified, I will regain the support of the [[France\|French]] and march back into [[Rome]]".

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 18:03, 12 October 2016

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	[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] suppose [[Desmond Miles\|you]] want to know how [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]] got [[Viana\|here]]. I'll indulge you.		[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] suppose [[Desmond Miles\|you]] want to know how [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]] got [[Viana\|here]]. I'll indulge you.

	It was 1506. He was imprisoned in {{Wiki\|Crown of Castile\|Castile}}. A sympathetic count smuggled in a rope, Cesare climbed out the window and dropped 70 feet, fracturing several bones, but his fall was broken by a servant who preceded him. Both the servant's legs were snapped and he was left to be captured and executed. Cesare escaped in merchant's clothing and chartered a small ship in {{Wiki\|Santander, Spain\|Santander}}. He reached [[Navarre]], the court of his [[John III of Navarre\|brother-in-law]]. At the time, Navarre was dealing with upheavals secretly led by the Castilians. The King asked Cesare to command his army of 10,000. He was to retake [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the Castilians aiding him.		It was 1506. He was imprisoned in {{Wiki\|Crown of Castile\|Castile}}. A sympathetic count smuggled in a rope, Cesare climbed out the window and dropped 70 feet, fracturing several bones, but his fall was broken by a servant who preceded him. Both the servant's legs were snapped and he was left to be captured and executed. Cesare escaped in [[Merchants\|merchant]]'s clothing and chartered a small [[Ships\|ship]] in {{Wiki\|Santander, Spain\|Santander}}. He reached [[Navarre]], the court of his [[John III of Navarre\|brother-in-law]]. At the time, Navarre was dealing with upheavals secretly led by the Castilians. The King asked Cesare to command his army of 10,000. He was to retake [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the Castilians aiding him.

	Excitedly, he wrote a letter to [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]]: "Once the Castle has been pacified, I will regain the support of the [[France\|French]] and march back into [[Rome]]".		Excitedly, he wrote a letter to [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]]: "Once the Castle has been pacified, I will regain the support of the [[France\|French]] and march back into [[Rome]]".

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[[Shaun Hastings|I]] suppose [[Desmond Miles|you]] want to know how [[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]] got [[Viana|here]]. I'll indulge you.

It was 1506. He was imprisoned in {{Wiki|Crown of Castile|Castile}}. A sympathetic count smuggled in a rope, Cesare climbed out the window and dropped 70 feet, fracturing several bones, but his fall was broken by a servant who preceded him. Both the servant's legs were snapped and he was left to be captured and executed. Cesare escaped in merchant's clothing and chartered a small ship in {{Wiki|Santander, Spain|Santander}}. He reached [[Navarre]], the court of his [[John III of Navarre|brother-in-law]]. At the time, Navarre was dealing with upheavals secretly led by the Castilians. The King asked Cesare to command his army of 10,000. He was to retake [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont|Count of Lerin]] and the Castilians aiding him.

Excitedly, he wrote a letter to [[Lucrezia Borgia|Lucrezia]]: "Once the Castle has been pacified, I will regain the support of the [[France|French]] and march back into [[Rome]]".
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