00:011621-1625, the reign of Philip IV, Europe in tension, prophecies and power.
00:08We fly to the year 1621. The Hispanic monarchy reaches one of its most complex and decisive phases.
00:15Philip IV ascends to the throne of Spain and Portugal, inheriting a vast empire,
00:20but worn down by constant conflicts. The sea routes to the Indies are vital,
00:26Enemies multiply and diplomatic intrigues intensify.
00:31In this scenario, the interpreters of the prophecies turn their gaze towards the centuries of Nostradamas,
00:37searching for signs between history and mystery.
00:39The quatrain 685 is evoked as an omen that some link to these years.
00:45The great city of Tarces will be destroyed by Gauls, captives, all in turmoil.
00:51Relief by Sea of the Great Portuguese. First of all, the Day of the Sacred Urban.
00:56Later analysts would associate Tarshish with the ancient territory of Tartessos,
01:01which would include Huelva, Seville and Cadiz.
01:05The mention of the Gauls relates to the France of Louis XIII,
01:08whose foreign policy is aimed at weakening Spanish power.
01:131623.
01:14Rome becomes the center of another significant transformation.
01:18Mafio Barberini is elected pope under the name of Urban VIII.
01:22The choice coincides with the final verse of the quatrain, the Day of the Sacred Urban.
01:27The new pontiff begins a pontificate marked by diplomacy.
01:31European art and politics, while the Catholic monarchies watch attentively.
01:36Meanwhile, in North Africa, internal struggles between different Muslim powers intensify.
01:43Morocco, Algiers, Fes and other regions experience episodes of civil wars, dynastic disputes and captivities.
01:51These events have been linked to the phrase,
01:54captives all disturbing, understood as a symbolic reference to the instability of the Ottoman world.
02:011625.
02:02The conflict reaches the Spanish coast.
02:05A powerful English expedition, commanded by Admiral Edward Cecil, attempts to take the city of Cadiz.
02:11The operation seeks to weaken Spanish trade and capture the Indies fleet.
02:16However, the organized defense manages to repel the attack.
02:20The siege fails and Cádiz remains in Spanish hands.
02:24Interpreters of Nostradamas link this episode to the verse
02:28Sea rescue of the great Portuguese.
02:30Philip IV, also King of Portugal at that time, strengthened the maritime defense
02:35and coordinates the protection of the Iberian coasts.
02:38The Spanish monarchy mobilizes naval resources to prevent English incursions,
02:43French and privateers, protecting the ocean routes.
02:47Thus, between 1621 and 1625, history and prophecy seem to intertwine.
02:55The accession to the throne of Philip IV, the election of Urban VIII, and the failed siege of Cádiz
03:00They are linked together like episodes from a turbulent Europe.
03:03The story concludes by showing an empire that endures, a Europe preparing for conflict
03:09older people and some words written decades earlier.
03:13These texts are part of the second century of the book Prophetic Chronology of Nostradamas.
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