Is it not fitting for lilies to spin?

Maurice Druon, the reading public knows primarily from the saga “Cursed Kings”, which revealed the gloomy secrets of the Middle Ages. Behind each work of the cycle there was painstaking work in the national archive, the study of documents written in archaic French or in Latin. The “spinning lilies are not worthless” continues this series of historical frescoes, begun by the novels “Iron King”, “Prisoner of Chateau-Gair”, “Poison and Crown”. The curse of the great master of the Templars comes true. France was left without a king. Louis X grumpy, scratching for only eighteen months, died, leaving the Queen Clementia in the fourth month of pregnancy. The life of the still not born baby, the future monarch, becomes a bet in the struggle for power and the crown between the most powerful representatives of the French nobility. They are torn to the throne, not realizing that they are pushing the country into the abyss of fratricidal civil war