00:00In the second half of the 16th century, Europe was torn apart by religious tensions and imperial ambitions.
00:07In this scenario, key figures emerge such as Philip II of Spain, Selim II, Mary Stuart, Henry III of France and
00:15Henry I of Guise.
00:17Nostradamus, in his enigmatic visions, seems to intertwine these events in his quatrains, anticipating conflicts and tragedies that would mark destiny.
00:27of Europe.
00:27In 1560, tensions began to rise between Spain and England. English privateers harassed Spanish galleons in the Atlantic, weakening the Spanish fleet.
00:37maritime power of Philip II of Spain.
00:39Meanwhile, the memory of the Ottoman defeat at Lepanto weighs on Selim II like a thorn in his side.
00:46imperial pride.
00:47Quatrain 535 seems to foreshadow this climate of growing tension over the free city of Selim on the great sea, which still
00:55He has the stone in his stomach.
00:57Nostradamus here suggests the open wound after Lepanto. The English class will be affected by the drizzle. It will be taken
01:04a branch of the great open war, while the English fleet advances under the mist, symbol of a war that
01:10It is coming in 1572.
01:12Religious violence reached one of its darkest moments with the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre, fueled by tensions
01:19between Catholics and Protestants, where the figure of Gaspar de Coligny is key.
01:24His murder marks the beginning of a spiral of violence linked to the desire for revenge of the House of Guise.
01:32quatrain 1015 reflects this tragedy.
01:35Father of the elderly man burdened by years and thirst on the most critical day.
01:39A son who denies war. In the pit, the living dead will fall, submerged.
01:44Senate, along the thread, long and light death.
01:48His father, Francis I of Guise, was murdered in 1563, allegedly on the orders of Gaspar de Coligny.
01:56Years later, his son Henry I of Guise rose to power, seeking revenge and consolidating his influence in France.
02:03But fate closed in on him in 1588, when he was murdered on the orders of Henry III of France.
02:10In an act that reflects the betrayal and political fear that Nostrodamas describes as a slow and calculated death.
02:17That same year, 1588, marks a crucial point in the Anglo-Spanish War.
02:23The execution of Mary Stuart prompted Philip II of Spain to launch the Invincible Armada against England.
02:31Quatrain 627 seems to place this conflict in the British Isles.
02:36Within the Five Rivers Islands, one by one, by the crescent of the Great Chironcelin, by the heathers of
02:41The fury of the air, in one, six hidden lynx charges escaped.
02:46Within the Five Rivers Islands, the British Isles, the power of Philip II of Spain and Selim II
02:53it is projected symbolically,
02:55as the mist covers the confrontation, evoking the naval battle shrouded in uncertainty and chaos.
03:00The Spanish Armada fails, scattered by storms and English resistance, which prolongs the war until 1602.
03:09leaving a trail of economic and human cost in both powers.
03:13Thus, amidst Nostradamus-like visions, he weaves a tale where ambition, faith, and betrayal converge.
03:21showing how major events are not only experienced on battlefields,
03:26but also in the mysterious verses that attempt to decipher the destiny of humanity.
03:31These texts are part of the first century of the book Prophetic Chronology of Nostradamas.
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