Charles II

Also known as: Charles · Family: England · Role: king of England · First appears: Chapter 10

Charles II, king of England, was connected to Monk in chapter 10, when Monk was delivered to him “cooped in an iron box.”

By chapter 60, his sister Henrietta traveled to London and urged him to follow the political counsels of Mademoiselle de Keroualle, helping secure an alliance between England and France. Charles II rewarded Mademoiselle de Keroualle by making her Duchess of Portsmouth. His counselors included Mademoiselle Stewart, Mademoiselle Wells, Mademoiselle Gwyn, Miss Orchay, Mademoiselle Zunga, Miss Davies, and Countess of Castlemaine.

Relationship record

Life events

Henrietta travels to London, securing England’s alliance with France.(Chapter60 · 📍 London)
- With: Henrietta Louis XIV
- “Madame set out for London, where she applied herself so earnestly to make her brother, Charles II., acquire a taste for the political counsels of Mademoiselle de Keroualle, that the alliance between England and France was signed”

Chapter 10

with Monk (Monk was delivered to Charles II.) “he who delivered up Monk, cooped in an iron box, to Charles II.”

Chapter 60

siblings with Henrietta “I would have asked my brother Charles”
protégé: Mademoiselle de Keroualle “Charles II. had promised Mademoiselle de Keroualle a little gratitude for her good counsels; he made her Duchess of Portsmouth.”
with Mademoiselle Stewart (interaction) “the king’s counselors, who are in number seven--Mademoiselle Stewart, Mademoiselle Wells, Mademoiselle Gwyn, Miss Orchay, Mademoiselle Zunga, Miss Davies, and the proud Countess of Castlemaine”
with Mademoiselle Wells (interaction) “the king’s counselors, who are in number seven--Mademoiselle Stewart, Mademoiselle Wells, Mademoiselle Gwyn, Miss Orchay, Mademoiselle Zunga, Miss Davies, and the proud Countess of Castlemaine”
with Mademoiselle Gwyn (interaction) “the king’s counselors, who are in number seven--Mademoiselle Stewart, Mademoiselle Wells, Mademoiselle Gwyn, Miss Orchay, Mademoiselle Zunga, Miss Davies, and the proud Countess of Castlemaine”
with Miss Orchay (interaction) “the king’s counselors, who are in number seven--Mademoiselle Stewart, Mademoiselle Wells, Mademoiselle Gwyn, Miss Orchay, Mademoiselle Zunga, Miss Davies, and the proud Countess of Castlemaine”
with Mademoiselle Zunga (interaction) “the king’s counselors, who are in number seven--Mademoiselle Stewart, Mademoiselle Wells, Mademoiselle Gwyn, Miss Orchay, Mademoiselle Zunga, Miss Davies, and the proud Countess of Castlemaine”
with Miss Davies (interaction) “the king’s counselors, who are in number seven--Mademoiselle Stewart, Mademoiselle Wells, Mademoiselle Gwyn, Miss Orchay, Mademoiselle Zunga, Miss Davies, and the proud Countess of Castlemaine”
with Countess of Castlemaine (interaction) “the king’s counselors, who are in number seven--Mademoiselle Stewart, Mademoiselle Wells, Mademoiselle Gwyn, Miss Orchay, Mademoiselle Zunga, Miss Davies, and the proud Countess of Castlemaine”
with Mademoiselle de Keroualle (Charles II grants Mademoiselle de Keroualle a duchessdom.) “he made her Duchess of Portsmouth”

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