Juan sin tierra biography

Just as this damn pandemic has left us with recurring images, such as that of uniformed professionals with PPE - an acronym for Personal Protective Equipment -, the years of the black death also had their own, such as the so-called plague doctors .

There is no doubt that he performed quite a heroic deed, whether he covered the 40 km of the official version or the 240 km at

This formidable adversary did not wield sword or spear against Rome, but rather put his enormous scientific talents at the service of his fatherland to strike fear into his enemies.

but that's another story.

To conclude, as Dan Jones says in his book The Plantagenets, which has served as the basis for writing this post, Juan was probably neither more cruel nor more greedy than his father Henry II or his brother Richard I, but he lacked the magnetic charisma of both, and above all, unlike them, he ended up failing in everything he tried.

1. Jugurtha the Corrupt
2. Indibile the indomitable
3. Hannibal is at the gates!

   Finalmente fueron sus propios súbditos los que se rebelaron: la acción combinada de los barones, obispos y burgueses le obligó a aceptar la Carta Magna (1215), primer compromiso escrito de un monarca inglés de respetar una serie de derechos y libertades. His depictions of the spiritual emptiness and moral decay of Spain under the Franco regime led to the censorship of some of his works there, and he moved to Paris in 1957.

   
   Juan sin Tierra

   Sin embargo, pronto se hizo con un patrimonio y se convirtió en un importante señor de vasallos. Curiously, as a consequence, John was the Plantagenet monarch who exercised the greatest dominion over the British Isles, in compensation for his losses on the continent.

   In 1214 John felt strong enough to try to recover the lost possessions in France; however, the expedition was a disaster and culminated in an English defeat at the Battle of Bouvines.

   throwing the lung before the Athenians after the famous battle against the Persians. Juan had to return to England with his fame and prestige on the ground. In addition, disputes over the family inheritance with his nephew Arthur of Brittany ended abruptly when the boy disappeared forever while he was a prisoner of John, unanimously considered responsible for the murder of Arthur of Brittany.
   From 1205 John focused his reigned in England, where he faced the two greatest powers of the State in addition to his own:the clergy and the nobles.

   However, Juan's struggle was brief, since on the night of October 18, 1216, he died, leaving a difficult inheritance to his ten-year-old son, Henry III... In one of those actions, the siege of Châlus-Chabrol castle, an arrow from the defenders hit him and as a result of his wounds Richard died on April 6, 1199.

   Upon his death, having no offspring, his brother Juan sin Tierra succeeded him.

4. The curious story of the discovery of the remains of Juan sin Tierra

1. Vercingetorix, the rebellious Gaul
2. the administrator
3. the carlist wars
4. The first Capetians

• The first ultramarathon runner was a Sumerian

  When we say the word “marathon ”, the image of poor Filipides immediately comes to mind.

  Fracasada su alianza con el emperador Otón IV, Juan tuvo que hacer frente a una revuelta de sus barones, que, disgustados con la política continental de los Plantagenet, muy onerosa, y aliados a la burguesía y el clero, lo forzaron a conceder la Carta Magna, que limitaba el poder real.

Juan sin Tierra