Thierry II(590 - 613)

He obtains Burgundy on the death of his father Childebert II, he invades Neustria of Clotaire II alongside his brother Theodebert II. But Thierry is offended by the attitude of his brother who signs a peace agreement with Clotaire, his grandmother Brunehaut then advises him to take up arms against his brother. Thierry obtains Clotaire's neutrality and attacks Théodebert who is defeated and then executed. But Thierry dies of dysentery. His sons (including Sigebert II) are assassinated by Clotaire II who thus obtains the whole kingdom.

Thierry III(654 - 691)

Thierry IV(713 - 737)

Michelangelo
Trained in contact with Laurent Ist de Médicis, Michelangelo immersed himself in ancient culture and the humanist milieu. Leaving the Medici Palace in 1492, he left for Venice, then Bologna before creating the Piétà from St. Peters Basilica in Rome in 1498. Returning to Florence in 1501, he sculpte
Nero
Adopted son of the Emperor Claudius, Nero takes over from his father when the latter dies, poisoned; he is only 17 years old. His decisions are strongly inspired by Seneca or his mother, Agrippina. But he is gaining confidence. Threatened by his half-brother, Britannicus, legitimate son of Claude, h
Octave
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Raphael
Although he grew up in Urbino, an important artistic center at the time when his father had a workshop, Raphael trained with Pérugrin (Italian painter) in Perugia before becoming workshop manager. From then on he produced his first altarpieces, including The Marriage of the Virgin (1504). Arrived i