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Take a look at this rather regal porcupine. Bit of an eccentric symbol you might think, but his bristles represent the military might of a former king, and you know, Mary might have wondered what kind of animal would represent her when she became Queen of France, not a Highland cow, one would hope, but she did have red hair, so maybe a clever fox, or a beautiful bird, perhaps? Mary married the heir to the throne, Francis, in April 1558. He was 14, she was 15. Within a year they' d been crowned King and Queen of France. The celebrations reached as far as Scotland, where a great canon was fired from Edinburgh Castle, but Mary' s thoughts were focused on her future here, in France. |
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kàn kàn zhè gè fù lì táng huáng de háo zhū, nǐ kě néng rèn wéi shì yí gè yǒu diǎn gǔ guài de biāo zhì, dàn shì tā shù qǐ de gāng máo dài biǎo zhe guó wáng de jūn shì shí lì. nǐ zhī dào, mǎ lì kě néng xiǎng zhī dào dāng tā chéng wéi fǎ guó nǚ wáng shí, shén me dòng wù kě yǐ dài biǎo tā, rén men xī wàng bú shì gāo dì niú, dàn shì tā yǒu hóng sè de tóu fà. suǒ yǐ... kě néng shì cōng míng de hú lí, huò zhě shì piào liàng de niǎo ér, yě xǔ shì ba? 1558 nián 4 yuè, mǎ lì xià jià fǎ guó huáng tài zǐ, fú lǎng xī sī 14 suì, tā 15, hūn hòu wèi mǎn yī nián, jiā miǎn chéng wéi fǎ guó dì hòu, qìng zhù huó dòng yuǎn jí sū gé lán, ài dīng bǎo chéng bǎo fā shè lǐ pào zèng qìng, dàn mǎ lì yǐ wéi wèi lái jiù zài fǎ guó dù guò. |