For 10 points, name this condition which affected Charles V Habsburg and Henry VIII, a "disease of kings" in which uric acid buildup causes swollen inflammations in the limbs.
This condition afflicts the narrator at the end of Sir John Mandeville's travelogue, a popular narrative in early Renaissance Europe. One sufferer of this non-congenital disease retired to a room with a huge collection of clocks in the monastery at Yuste after becoming the only Holy Roman Emperor to abdicate. Queen Anne was afflicted by this condition during her coronation. A January 1536 jousting accident aggravated this condition in a monarch whose legs began to ulcerate. For 10 points, name this condition which affected Charles V Habsburg and Henry VIII, a "disease of kings" in which uric acid buildup causes swollen inflammations in the limbs.
This condition afflicts the narrator at the end of Sir John Mandeville's travelogue, a popular narrative in early Renaissance Europe.
gout