Because he had been excluded from succeeding one office by the Treaty of Nemours, he fought a war against two rivals who shared his first name.
This man's father, Antoine, was killed fighting Protestants at Rouen after abandoning the Protestant cause; as a result, this mangrew up at Béarn under the influence of his mother, Jeanne d'Albret. Early in life, this man personally led a charge at the Battle of Arnay-le-Duc. He married Margaret of Valois in the "secret nuptials." This man built the Louvre and was ably served by the (*) Duke de Sully. Because he had been excluded from succeeding one office by the Treaty of Nemours, he fought a war against two rivals who shared his first name. Murdered by François Ravaillac, this man famously stated "Paris is well worth a mass" to end the Wars of Religion. For 10 points, identify this father of Louis XIII, the first Bourbon king of France.
This man's father, Antoine, was killed fighting Protestants at Rouen after abandoning the Protestant cause; as a result, this mangrew up at Béarn under the influence of his mother, Jeanne d'Albret.
{Henry IV} of France [or Henri IV or Henry III of {Navarre}; prompt on {just} “Henry of {Navarre}” or “Henry of {Bourbon}” or “Prince de {Béarn}”; do not accept or prompt on just “Henry III”]