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- In September 1497, Prince John, heir of the united Castile and Aragon (Spain), falls ill and dies suddenly, leaving his pregnant wife Margaret and his parents Ferdinand and Isabella devastated.
Isabel s03e05 - The Drama Comes to Court
'Isabel' is a Spanish TV series about the life of Isabella I, Queen regnant of Castile, one of the most important Spanish monarchs, from her childhood years till her death after 3 decades of ruling.
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Oh my, that scene where Her Majesty exclaims, "My angel!" tore me apart, superb acting on Michelle's part, I was literally crying.
I can't even imagine what Isabella and Ferdinand went through in that moment. Rest in Peace Prince John, you were never a failure.
"No parent should have to bury their child."
The Catholic Monarchs had such high plans for Juan. They wanted the House of Trastamara to cease being "the house of bastards" and to not rule only Iberia but the whole of Western Europe. This was the main motive behind Ferdinand's second marriage.
Isabella never recovered from Juan's passing. From then on, she was merely a shadow of her former self, slowly edging towards passing.
Oh, that hurt. I’m crying right now. That hurt.
Poor John! And Ferdinand, to be the one to close his son's eyes!
This was utterly heart wrenching. The actors did an amazing job hitting home the emotion the viewers were ment to feel. It's so sad that this wont be the last time that they have to watch their child die before them. I love Isabella's line. ''God gave him to me and God took him away...'' such a heart breaking scene all around.
According to historical sources, these were indeed Isabella's words when her son died.
@@Lily1127channel that's awesome that they put that in. Thank you for the little fact. You learn something new every day.
Being a peasant woman, being a Queen, to lose a son or a daughter, there isn’t name for this tragedy.
Poor John. If he had only live; the habsburgs would never have taken over.
I cried and prayed and cried some more. 😭😢🤔😞☹️😇 R.I.P Juan de Aragon y Castile - Principe de Asturias y Girona. ☹️😭😇
I am still so amazed by this series, the scene where Fernando greets Isabel after Juan's death. even has his dog, Bruto, in the back ground, it is so sad. Lilli1127 thank you once again for your posts.
You are very welcome ❤
I’m crying right now. This so sad.
It reminds me of the Death of Prince Arthur and reaction to Henry VII and Elizabeth 🥺
I felt sorry for the family, they went through so many tragedies.
The tragedies that befell on her family contributed to Isabella of Castile's death.
Oh man I drop a tear I felt that pain 😭
It must be the worst to look in the eyes of your dying child. Especially when it was the future of your realm. What a relieve in heaven must it have been for Fernando and Isabella that Juanas child Carlos/ Charles V.was such a strong ruler.
This was great acting. I am super pissed that this is not available in my country with subtitles or dubbed (only illegal you can see it somewhere). Every shitty series from the US they show on TV or put it in the streaming services but not this. 😑😑😑😑😑
in a way, Margaret is to be commended. She basically ended up serving Spain not as Queen and wife to Juan but as a mother figure/ political mentor to her young nephew Carlos V, she help forge his character and faith.
That hurts!
So sad...😥
I just watched this scene in Japan ... how sad!!
Poor dear Princess Margaret 🖤
Si el príncipe Juan no hubiera muerto, la historia de España hubiera sido muy diferente, este fue el comienzo de la caída de la casa real de Trastamara la ultima dinastía de origen Hispánico ya que las casas reales de Habsburgo y Borbon son de origen extranjero (Austriaco y Francés)
Los Trastámara también son de origen francés, al ser una rama bastarda de la Casa de Borgoña, reinante en la Corona de Castilla desde 1126.
@@javieramestoylapuente3434 en serio? esa no lo sabia quisas porque donde los consulte no lo mencionaban siempre mencionaban que eran de origen Hispanico
la última dinastía hispánica en gobernar en la península ibérica fueron los Jimena, siendo su último rey el Navarro Sancho VII (el de las cadenas)
@@scailat La rama dinástica de la que se desgajaron los Trastámara en 1369, la casa de Borgoña proviene del matrimonio de Raimundo de Borgoña con Urraca I de León (1109-1126), última monarca de la dinastía Jimena de origen Navarro y que fue hegemónica en todos los reinos de la Hispania cristiana a lo largo de todo el siglo XI.
Raimundo de Borgoña había llegado desde el Ducado homónimo a León tras el llamamiento que el padre de Urraca, Alfonso VI, el del destierro del Cid Campeador, efectuó a la cristiandad entera para reclutar cruzados contra los almorávides.
En 1126, tras la muerte de Urraca I, su hijo Alfonso VII comienza la dinastía Borgoña, que se prolongó en León y Castilla hasta que en 1369 se produce el fratricidio del último rey de la casa de Borgoña, Pedro I "El cruel" (tambien llamado "El justiciero"), a manos del mayor de sus once hermanastros Trastámara -resultado de la relación del padre de ambos, Alfonso XI con Leonor de Guzmán-, el que como resultado pasó a ser Enrique II "El de las mercedes"(tambien llamado "El fratricida").
En todo caso las anteriores dinastías provenían de la nobleza visigoda por lo que muy españolas tampoco eran
Acting on point.
Love to see the series, where can I find it?
Isabel and Ferdinand really did love their son
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Why is there a red dots on prince juan's body
Smallpox
I'm very sad ... Saints: Isabel, Fernando and the angel Juan ... pray for us
Wish they had had another, they tried though... you dont end up with 3 more daughters for no reason. However, they all knew this would happen, he had always been weak.
I think it still came as a shock because after childhood he didn't really have serious illnesses that would put his life really in danger. Isabella and Ferdinand had great plans for him because they expected him to survive them and rule in Spain. Or at least live long enough to father some sons and secure the line. I think the fact that they let the second heir, Infanta Isabella, remain unmarried so long in her twenties, in her most fertile years, shows that they didn't really calculate with the possibility that she could inherit because John dies. If they had constantly been in fear for John's life, I think they would have married her off the moment she became a widow at 20, no matter how sad or grieving she was.
In the Middle Ages, once a child survived to adulthood, the chance of death at any time dropped a lot. Even with a weak constitution, if someone survived children sicknesses it was expected that a high born person could do well in life later (aka reach 40) if wars or plagues didn't take him. Especially if he was always well-fed and had doctors around him like John. Actually Philip II was also a week child and teenager who was seriously ill very often (his father in fact feared he would end up like John) but then reach 70 later in life.
@@Lily1127channel well, it was his parents' wishful thinking. But according to chronicles of that time, unlike his parents, nobles & advicers wondered if he'd live long & if he did what kind of king he'd be, being concerned about his health. He had been born with a cleft lip & probably palate... although sometimes that can mean nothing, most of the time they're just symptoms of other underlying syndromes. No wonder they tried having another boy, but no luck.
Why John's health is so fragile, his sisters have no physical health problems in their youth.
Girls are the stronger sex. Didn't you know that?
In some health issues, they really are. I mean, their bodies and constitution were made to endure giving birth, without the help and medical support we know today.
@@Lily1127channel True, also girls have greater immunity to fight diseases and boys fall sick at the drop of a hat. Thanks to immunisation advancement today.
It’s because the Y chromosome is more susceptible to genetic diseases. The royals are pretty much all incestrous-marrying close cousins, so most of the genetic ailments were passed down to male heirs, making their bodies much weaker, but females tend to survive it more. It has nothing to do with female bodies being stronger-they aren’t. In fact on equal playing field it’s much more likely that if a woman takes on a man’s job she is more likely to get injured and fall sick and die first, that was the case with for example Isabel. Women just instinctively know when to stop doing what they are doing to avoid stress and drop what they are doing if it overtakes them for self preservation, but if they cannot avoid stress and are constantly under it, they don’t handle it nearly as well as men do and don’t last as long.
@@luceafarul579 Women have greater life expectancy than men and they are biologically stronger than men. They don't fall sick easily. Even if they take birth premature there is highly likely chance they would survive over male premature baby.
September 1497
Who portrayed Prince John?
Adrián Lamana
What did he die of?
Records suggest tuberculosis
Smallpox?
The records of the time suggest tuberculosis, but it could be.