He turned all the powerful nobles into countries. He kept his enemies by "rovelced Edict Of Nantes".
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Sometimes, people call the soldiers who keep watch for enemies Sentries or lookouts.
The Saxons built motte-and-bailey fortifications. The Normans built Shell keeps. Both were intended to provide a fortified location from which enemies could be fought.
The problems that Charles V encountered in his attempt to keep Europe Roman Catholic was that he faced enemies on all sides such as; ottoman Turk's, french, and especially the German princes.
Louis XIV produced a large well paid army and limited the power of his nobles. Having survived the first Fronde during his childhood, he had a great distrust of nobles and transformed them from being independent, potential enemies to court fixtures who were totally dependent upon the King's favor.
no estates general, increase the size of military, creasted a lot of new nobles and let them spend all time on him and spent money on art and wars to make powerful france. no estates general, increase the size of military, creasted a lot of new nobles and let them spend all time on him and spent money on art and wars to make powerful france.