Iron King

At the beginning of the XIV century, King Philip IV was beautiful, the unlimited Lord of France. For this he was called the Iron King. He humbled the warlike ardor of powerful barons, conquered the rebellious Flemings, defeated England in Aquitaine, conducted a successful struggle with a papacy, which ended with the so -called Avignon captivity of the popes.
Only one force dared to confront Philip - the Order of the Templars.
The very independent position of the Templars bothered the king, and their innumerable wealth aroused his greed. He started a trial against them. And there was no such baseness that the judges in this process would not have resorted to ...
But can we assume that only the consequences of this unrighteous judgment plunged France into the abyss of disasters?