In the 16th century, there was an event in France known as the "Bal des Ardents" (Ball of the Burning Men). In the year 1393, during the reign of King Charles VI of France, a grand feast was held at the king's palace. However, at the end of this feast, a group of men, who were security guards at the palace, wanted to perform a wild dance. During this dance, one of the dancers' costumes caught fire, leading to a rapidly spreading blaze in which many people lost their lives. This tragic event led to an increase in security measures at the palace and a decrease in the power of the King's advisors.