After this war's battle of Coutras, the League of Sixteen was formed to provoke the king's overthrow. After the "day of the barricades," the king fled to Blois, from which he caused Cardinal Louis and one of his two chief opponents to be killed, leading the Duke of Mayenne to lead a revolt. FTP, identify this conflict, which ended with the murder of the king by the mad monk Jacques ClŽment in 1589, the eighth religious war in France which is named for its three principal combatants, all of whom shared the same first name.
After this war's battle of Coutras, the League of Sixteen was formed to provoke the king's overthrow. After the "day of the barricades," the king fled to Blois, from which he caused Cardinal Louis and one of his two chief opponents to be killed, leading the Duke of Mayenne to lead a revolt. FTP, identify this conflict, which ended with the murder of the king by the mad monk Jacques ClŽment in 1589, the eighth religious war in France which is named for its three principal combatants, all of whom shared the same first name.
After this war's battle of Coutras, the League of Sixteen was formed to provoke the king's overthrow.
the {War of the Three Henrys}