Duke Frédéric de Montluçon

Character Profile: Frederick of AquitaineTitle : Frédéric de MontlouzonHonors : Duke of AquitaineAge : 25 Born in the 18th century of France , external appearance and personality , Frederick was a young man with a proportionate build. His skin was clean and his face was neat and beardless. He has shoulder-length golden real hair and clear blue eyes that look intelligent. Although the aristocracy was popular in those days to flaunt cosmetics and whiten faces, Frederick chose to "not wear makeup" altogether. He is satisfied with his natural appearance. However,

Although the pages of history state that he was the son of the late Duke Henri de Mont Luson, the current king's daughter, rumours throughout Paris and Versailles went the same way that Frederick was the king's "eldest daughter". His beautiful mother became pregnant with Frederick. Although Frederick's face does not resemble that of either an uncle (the king) or a father, he copies the beauty of his mother as if it were the same type. No one dared to speak in front of this rumor because they were afraid of the power that he had with the royal family . Father: Duke Henri de Mont LusonMother : Duchess Elienor of Normandy Frederick was the favorite grandson (and perhaps favorite son) of King Philip. He was granted the highest privilege that other nobles would have envied: "not to reside in the Palace of Versailles" in close service, but to be allowed to govern his own province of Aquitaine. Free-territory and administration of Aquitaine, under Frederick's supervision, was the most fertile land in the south, a source of excellent wines and a prosperous trading port. He lived comfortably in a luxurious mansion built with Lococo architecture that emphasized delicacy and pastel colors. He had absolute power in the autonomous region. It can command everything without waiting for a central criminal Because he is a smart person and learns quickly. As a result, he imported new innovations from abroad to develop farms and irrigation systems, which made the people love him for his improved well-being-character and lifestyle.

He often threw parties that brought together skilled chefs from all over the world in Aquitaine, ignoring power: while other nobles vied for good in Versailles. Frederick saw court politics as boring and ridiculous. He was content to build his own "perfect kingdom" in Aquitaine.

-Secrets of Birth: Blood Covenant and Friendship No matter how thick the rumors of the "secret child" are, the truth that is known within the royal family is even more beautiful and tragic. Frederick is the true blood of Duke Henri de Mont Luson, but his birth was redeemed by the sweat and tears of his predecessors . Tragedy of his father and mother

• Duke Henri (father): In his youth, the Duke was the most loyal warrior and monk. He once took the sword and the trajectory of the bullet in place of King Philip in the Great War. The injury was so severe that it left him with chronic injuries and long-term health effects and infertility, which he has always been frustrated about.+ Duchess Eliana Norte (mother): She was not only the wife of her brother, but also a cousin and "closest friend" of King Philip's youth. The relationship between the three is strong with a true friendship, not an affair. When she became pregnant with Frederick at the age of 28 (which was considered very slow and risky at the time). She had to leave immediately after giving birth because of a hemorrhage, leaving only a cute-looking baby who copied her in all respects
• A big loss at the age of 5 When Frederick was only 5 years old, Duke Henri quickly left because the old injury was too severe to be healed. Before his death, the duke entrusted his only son to his father, King Philip

. Seeing his friend and brother end their lives because they protected him. He decided to take Frederick into charge of the Palace of Versailles. He "raised with his own hands" -Privileged Parenting

• His Personal Teacher: King Philip selected the best wise men to teach Frederick. This made him intelligent, well-rounded, and multilingual +love beyond boundaries: The king allowed Frederick to do things that other nobles couldn't, such as not wearing makeup or questioning palace protocol, which he saw as "ingenuity" rather than rebellion +Letting go and protecting: Seeing Frederick grow into a young man who was overly talented, and seemed to love solitude and innovation rather than rivalry, he was more likely to be in love with solitude and innovation. So King Philip allowed him to go and take possession. "Go, Frederick... Not even a single hair." King Philip V spoke to Frederick before his departure
• the status of "untouchable". As a result, Frederick became a man of overwhelming power but acted simply. He didn't have to approach anyone for help, because he knew that the greatest power in France was behind him at a distance, and he also had a good relationship with the heir.

+Early life in Versailles Although Versailles was the embodiment of jealousy and politics, for Frederick Instead, he was treated as if he were a little prince, a privilege superior to the ordinary nobility-royal chamber: he was allowed to stay in the wing closest to the king, which is normally reserved only for the high royal family. Exemption from regulation: While other children had to practice strict dance and ceremonies, Frederick was able to spend most of his time in the "Royal Library" or Innovation Garden at will, with King Philip V always at his disposal.+ Education and knowledge . He didn't just learn horseback riding or typical aristocratic diplomacy, but he had deeper interests: -Linguistics: He could communicate in Latin, Greek, Italian, Spanish, and English. This allowed him to read traditional texts from around the world.-Innovation and science: He was fascinated by the invention of watches, mechanics, and modern agriculture, which the king encouraged by ordering strange tools from abroad for him to experiment with .-Aesthetics: He learned so deeply about art and literary interpretation that he was able to criticize more acutely than many adults.+Relationship with the heir: A bond of brother and mentorOne of the factors that led to Frederick's quality growth was: Dauphin Etienne, his cousin who was almost 15 years older than him and his perfect brother, Prince Etienne was the ideal king, bold, eloquent and decisive, but in Frederick's eyes there was mercy, he recognized the loneliness of a child who had lost both his parents in a short time. He acted as both a "brother" and a "second adoptive father" -Love without jealousy: no matter how much wealth and privileges the king gave Frederick Etienne never felt robbed of love. On the other hand, He was often the one who took Frederick out for a walk in the garden, or sat and listened to Frederick tell him about his new innovations with affection.

• Protection in the palace fence: If any of the nobles secretly gossiped about Frederick's origin, or tried to bully this little brother, he would not be able to do so. Etienne will be the first to take care of it, so that no one dares to say anything else

• The king's joy The image of Prince Etienne holding or holding Frederick's hand walking in the palace. It is a picture that King Philip V always looks at with admiration because it is like the image of the past between him and Duke Henri (Frederick's father) who used to love and protect each other . When Frederick grew up and decided to move to Aquitaine, he decided to move to Aquitaine. Etienne was the main supporter because he knew that Frederick was not a power-hungry man, but a man who loved freedom and wanted to do good for the people, and it was Etienne who would be like a supporter and a "shield" for Frederick on the day the throne changed hands in the future.

When Frederick decided to step out of the Palace of Versailles at the age of 18, he left behind the comforts and pampering of Fanvi to head to Aquitaine, a resource-rich southwestern land that, despite its wealth of resources, was plagued by a long-standing lack of real leadership.1. Aquitaine's condition when he first arrived: the withered meadows when Frederick arrived. He doesn't meet heaven as he thought, but instead faces: *Corrupt local nobles: They consider themselves far from the noon gun. Therefore, they embezzled taxes and oppressed the peasants, thinking that Frederick was just a "kid from the royal palace" who would come to enjoy happiness temporarily

• Backward system: Agriculture still uses old beliefs, lack of irrigation system, making yields uncertain.2 . Obstacles and Self-Justification: "Necessary Cruelty" Frederick refused to write a letter asking for help from King Philip or Prince Etienne, because he knew that if he did, he would not be able to do so. He could only be a "doll" of the royal court forever. He chose to act on his own *The Great Purge: When the local nobles became stubborn and tried to intimidate him. Frederick did not respond with rhetoric, but he decisively applied the laws of the Mont Lucson family. He set up a court of judgment and ordered the confiscation of the assets of the corrupt nobles. Anyone who resists will be deported or executed for treason against the land

Rumor has it that he calmly sat sipping tea. While looking at the punishment of the nobles who had insulted his father, to show that he was not a weak person <

• Rebellion: During the first year There were protests backed by the old nobility. Frederick rode down the ground by himself. He used both "grace" to distribute food from his personal storehouse and "grace" to order the immediate arrest of the .3. Development Strategy: A Vision of the Age of Light After Defeating Chaos Frederick began to put into practice the "innovation" he had secretly studied in Versailles: *Agricultural Revolution: He hired engineers from the Netherlands to help lay out the irrigation system. Turning barren land into vineyards with excellent yields, Aquitaine wine became the number one export
• An inventor's paradise: He declared Aquitaine a free space for scientists and craftsmen. Anyone who has new ideas about machines or medicine? Frederick will immediately provide the scholarship and residence *Free Trade: He Opens Up Its Ports Reduce trade taxes but focus on circulating volume. This made the economy grow so that Aquitaine became an "ideal state" that did not depend on central money

4. The result: A rich and powerful duke At the age of 25, Frederick accomplished it gracefully:

• Aquitaine prospered: Became the wealthiest region There is a school. Hospitals and utilities are even more advanced than Paris . Summary of versatility: he became a man that "no one dared to oppose" not only because he was the grandson of the king, but because he had his own military strength and a strong economic base.

<a i="0">Aguilene: The phenomenon of the Lococo era the land became the heart of the French economy. He used his engineering knowledge to build a flat road. The city is decorated with delicate, bright, and vibrant lococo art Innovation Hub: Laboratories and prototype factories are scattered throughout the region. Early steam engines were imported and the development of plant varieties made Aquitaine's agricultural products indispensable *Personal wealth: Income from trading ports and vineyards made Frederick the richest man in France (and perhaps Europe). He was able to shop and create the most luxurious feasts without disturbing a single franc in the royal treasury.

• power that "no one dares to oppose" and rumors of rebellion with a strong garrison that he had trained himself and a solid economic base, gave Frederick a high bargaining power. The nobles of Versailles, jealous of his privileges, often brought it up as a subject of attack

"He had more money than the king. There are people who love him more than the king, and they have their own army... If that's not a sign of rebellion, then what is it?" — Nobles in Versailles Gossip > Rumors of a "secret child" were distorted by jealous nobles that Frederick might use it as an excuse to claim the throne to overthrow the Mont-Lucson dynasty. Heart Covenant: Loyalty Beyond Explanation While it may seem that Frederick is building power against the central government, the limited realism between King Philip V, Prince Etienne, and Frederick is quite different: <a i="2"> Deep-rooted loyalty: For Frederick, King Philip was his "father" who raised him, and Etienne was his "brother". who has always protected him. He never wanted a throne full of chaos and abhorrent politics. He was content to be a "shield and a depot" for his loved ones Three-party tie: <a i="3"> King: He had complete trust in Frederick. He knew that a strong Aquitaine was France's security, not a threat Prince Etienne: as heir to the throne. He sees Frederick as his most important ally. Etienne always sent secret letters to exchange ideas with Frederick, and the two often laughed at rumors of rebellion when they met. Frederick: He knew that the power he wielded was meant to encourage Etienne to become a great king in the future . Conclusion of the Calm Power At the age of 25, Frederick sits in an office decorated with pastel paintings and strange kinematics. He sipped fine wine from his own farm. While reading the report on the slander against him in the royal court, He just smiled indifferently , he didn't need to correct the news, because he knew that as long as Aquitaine was prosperous, and he continued to send huge tributes, including new technologies, to the capital. His power will be secure and secure.

Summary of the appearance and dress of Frederick of Aquitaine At the age of 25, reflecting the wealth, innovation, and quiet power of the Rococo era<a i="0"> Physical Appearance Frederick was a well-proportioned young man, 170 cm tall and 65 kg. He is a young man with fair skin. He has a round, neat face without a beard, and dark blue eyes that are sober The secret under the wig carpet: Despite having gorgeous light golden real hair, he always wears a bright white curly wig with a black ribbon tied at the nape of his neck. The reason is that his face has imitated his mother's image and looks so sweet. If you let go of your hair, people often mistake him for a woman. He used the wig to enhance his prestige and masculinity as the ruler of the region< a i="1"> the garment of Aquitaine. -Frederick's dress is a high art that combines royal blue and gold, the colours of royal dynasties and wealthy regions: -Coat and vest: Wearing a knee-length dark blue silk coat with intricate flora motifs embroidered with gold tinsel. Layered over a long ivory cream vest (Veste) embroidered with a wheel pattern. Every button is made of precious materials -Exquisite details: The collar is delicately discarded with pure white lace (Lace Jabot), the tights (Culottes) are matched with white silk stockings, and the Red Heels are the signature of the king's favorite nobles, and a diamond buckle is embellished with a diamond buckle -Headdress headdress: A black velvet tricorne hat adorned with thick white ostrich feathers to enhance the bold personality and pride Accessories & WeaponsFrederick didn't just carry jewelry, but all of them had cutting-edge meanings and functions:

• Gold pocket watch: A piece he invented at the age of 13, engraved with his name and family crest, a testament to his mechanical genius- Title Ring: A diamond-encrusted gold ring that is both an official document seal and an important piece of jewelry from his father . Short sword: A Western-style sword, sheathed with oak sword, gold sword, tucked on the side of the waist according to noble customs. Looks elegant and dangerous in the tee
• Death Card Under the Celebration: An innovative pistol that he designed himself, capable of firing up to 4 shots in a row in a single ball. Hidden under loose clothes, it is a secret weapon that no one expected . Philosopher's Note: He always carried a notebook and a charcoal pencil with him to record new ideas and innovations that were constantly in his head, or sometimes used them to sketch playfully . Personality Summary: Frederick was the image of a modern aristocrat who looked elegant, soft, and comfortable, typical of Lococo, but underneath his gold-plated clothes hid a sharp intellect and deadly weapons. Ready to defend Aquitaine and the royal family in a way that is unparalleled in Versailles.

✨ Genius and Outstanding Skills Frederick represents an Enlightenment nobleman who believed in the power of wisdom rather than physical strength: *Linguist: He is fluent in 6 languages (French, Latin, Greek, Italian, Spanish, and English), giving him early access to forbidden texts and new research from all over Europe

• Philosopher of Economics and Law: He administered Aquinas with modern management principles. Use his knowledge of economics to create a fair tax system with huge profits. And he was so accurate in the law that the local nobles could not find a loophole to take advantage of him *Arts & Crafts:
• Poetry and Literature: He was skilled at writing elegant poetry, often using floral language to write diplomatic letters to the recipient's heart, and was amenable to *Music: He's a His music emphasizes complexity and sophistication typical of coco
• Research: He often loungs into his private lab researching engineering and mechanics (which is where his deadly 4-shot gun comes from) *Diplomatic Psychology and "Nettip": This is his most feared skill. Frederick grew up amid gossip in Versailles. As a result, he practiced reading facial expressions and body language until he was aware of the needs of others. He can persuade people to follow without the other party realizing that he is being manipulated 👎 weaknesses even though he is superbly intelligent. But on the physical side, Frederick was completely far from the word "warrior":
• Poor combat skills: He is a fencer, although he carries an expensive short sword with him, but it is only an accessory that he uses, not a pineapple, and all kinds of sports that require strength. He sweats easily and gets tired quickly. This makes him avoid outdoor activities that require strength *Difference from his father: His proportionate but vulnerable appearance makes him not look like Duke Henry, who is a brave warrior at all. Instead, he agreed because he saw that "not being a warrior" would make his beloved grandson not have to risk his death in the field of killing like his brother
• Limited social skills: *Dancing: Although he was at the heart of the party of the time, the fact that he was a puffy person made him not very graceful
• Cooking: Despite being an avid eater, he doesn't have the slightest talent for making his own *Marriage with women: Because I grew up in an all-male circle (kings, heirs, and male teachers). Therefore, he is nervous and does not know how to flirt or deal with the tricks of noble women. Often misbehaves when alone with a girl
• Death card: The only talent that compensates for his physical weakness is "shooting". Frederick discovered that he was a very focused man with a keen eye. So he practiced shooting his own pistol until it was as accurate as a grip.

He is usually lazy, talkative, commanding, shy, spoiled, and often shy towards women to the point of not being able to speak . The ✨ bright side: The charm of the playful sage *Insatiable Curiosity: Frederick was always curious and enthusiastic about new things. This habit makes him appear energetic and has positive energy when discussing academic matters

• Humor and playful wit: In an intimate conversation circle. He is a negotiator and has a clever joke. He often uses his wit to tease his relatives or the king in an endearing way. Sometimes the tension in the royal court dissolved because of his few words *Gentleness to the people: Despite appearing to be a noble gentleman, he has sincere compassion for the poor in his district. He believes that filling people's stomachs is the foundation of enduring power
• He is a person who can listen to criticism and is ready to apologize and improve, but those who criticize him must use gentle methods, such as speaking in a preaching way. If it is a reproach or insult, he will not listen and will immediately 🖤 begin to silence. The dark side: the product of being pampered *Extravagance that is normal: for Frederick, the "best" is the minimum standard. He didn't understand the concept of saving. King Philip always gave him everything he wanted. He may order a fine silk dress just to wear for a walk in the garden once, or he may order food ingredients imported from far away just to taste just one bite, then put it away, or give it to a servant
• Dictatorship of thought: He is addicted to the habit of commanding and expects everything to go exactly according to his prescribe. If someone makes a mistake or does not go according to their plan, they will be able to do so. He will not scold with vulgar words, but will use cold eyes and pressure commands that make the other person suffocate *Stubbornness: If he believes in something, it is difficult for even the king to change his mind. He will express himself by being "stubborn" or following his own plan behind his back to prove that he is right react when "not what he wants
• Confused and awkward: Occasionally interrupted by someone close to him (e.g., Prince Etienne). Frederick will let off his "bend" like a child, he may complain about his lungs or sit with a pouty face and refuse to eat his favorite food to get attention, which is a gentle angle that few people in the world will see . Silence is resistance: in rare cases, such as being seriously scolded by the king. Frederick would not argue word-for-word, but he would choose to use silence as a weapon. He will bow his head still. He did not make eye contact and kept his mouth shut for days until King Philip had to give up and find a way to come to his beloved grandson.

1. The shadow of the "hero" that is out of reach Although he looks majestic on the outside in a gold-embroidered silk dress, he feels smaller on the inside every time he thinks of Duke Henry. Knightly Legendary Father-Identity Conflict: He worships his father with all his heart, but his weak and shy body reinforces that he "failed" his ability to be a warrior heir. He was not just afraid of the edge of the sword, but afraid of tarnishing his father's honor. -The weapon of fear: his turn to his brains and homemade guns. It is actually a self-defense mechanism to hide the feeling that he is "cowardly", because if he had to confront him with real force, his body would never be able to defeat anyone.2. A mirror face and a shyness towards women , a face modeled after Duchess Elienor, is a painful gift. The wig is a shield: he has to hide real golden hair under an elegant white wig in order to kill the image of the "sweet-faced boy like a woman" that the nobles like to gossip. He often stared at himself for a long time to find the shadow of his mother that he could barely remember. Closed love knot: he didn't dare to flirt with women because he thought he "didn't have the charm of a man" as popular in the society of the time (who had to be stubborn and skilled with the sword), his shyness made him stutter and choose to talk less instead, coupled with a deep fear that love would bring death like what happened to his parents, especially the birth of a woman, which could cause him to lose his lover like his father, so he chose not to be in love in the first place, choosing to remain single.3. The isolation of the genius , the intelligence beyond his years, creates an invisible "wall" between him and his peers . Intellectual gap: while peers talk about hanging out. Frederick was seen as a "weird boy" who became an introvert and wondered if the people who approached him loved "himself" or "the king's grandson". Strategic Friendship: He has almost no true friends to talk about his heart. Therefore, most friendships are based only on benefits or intellectual exchange.4. Unpaid life debtsFrederick bears the feeling that his life has been paid for by the lives of two of his dearest people. The pressure for perfection: He feels he has an "expensive life" because his mother died in childbirth, and his father died from the wounds that saved the king. He must pedal himself as best he can, develop Aquitaine to the fullest extent possible, to tell his parents' souls that "your deaths are not in vain"Love : A wayward habit or a flirtation with the king and prince Etienne is actually a test of loyalty. Health Anxiety: He is especially sensitive if the king or Etienne has the slightest illness, because the knot of his father makes him paranoid about being separated from "invisible wounds".

Frederick's Hobbies and Hobbies1. The Science of Mechanics and Innovation *Clock Invention: Passion for Creating Complex Movements He invented his own gold pocket watch at the age of 13 and often spends his free time in his private workshop deciphering the cogs

• Modern weapons: Designed and improved the 4-shot revolver system, a "dead card" that he was proud of and always carried under his clothes <a i="1"> winding toys: He loved to collect and create mechanical toys that squeezed spoons, which was his back hobby in his childhood

2. Aesthetics and consumption Food culture: Love to taste delicious foods and rare ingredients from around the world, but focus on "tasting" to analyze the taste rather than eating to your heart's content, and instead give the rest as a servant reward <a i="2"> Baroque Music: His main hobby is playing the harpsichord, and he often uses music to heal loneliness and meditate at night Painting: He liked all kinds of paintings and was a good painter, one of which he drew himself and even brought the king to tears, because it is his portrait today. Standing with your deceased parents.3 . Accumulation and learning *Private Library: Collect rare texts in 6 languages, including literature, poetry, tales, travel journals, and novels. But the most common are academic books, especially in economics, politics, history, astronomy, and rare navigational charts, of which his library is the largest in the country

• Note-taking: Carrying a notebook and a charcoal pencil with him at all times to sketch out ideas, innovate, or analyze the behavior of the people he meets. Some pages will also have drawings recording their favorite moments.4. Maintenance of the Administrative District <a i="4"> Walking around the city: He likes to ride a horse-drawn carriage to check out the irrigation system and factories in Aquitaine to see if his "money" is being spent well and if the people are really full 5.Favorite colors: Royal Blue and Gold Favorite flowers: Lily of the Valley and Peony Lily of the Valley: He is fascinated by its pure whiteness and gentle fragrance reminiscent of its mother, and its small bell-like shape looks more like a delicate work of art than a flashy one Peony (pale pink or white): Reflecting the delicacy of the lococo art he is passionate Hidden reasons: He likes soothing scented flowers to heal from administrative stress, and often chooses delicate but valuable flowers 👎 What he doesn't like Physical violence: He hates fencing and hunting, as it makes him feel inferior to the strength of others <a i="5">dirty and disorganized: He gets very frustrated if things are misplaced, or the innovations he plans don't work according to the prescribed mechanisms Women-only parties: His shyness causes him to avoid social events that require him to interact with young women at the event.

🥩 Savory (Main Dishes)

1. Foie Gras (Foie Gras) Excellent goose liver Smooth and melt-in-your-mouth meat, served with crusty bread and white wine from Aquitaine's vineyards. He loved its luxury and deep taste.2. Baked Duck in Orange Sauce (Canard à l'Orange) Crispy roasted duck meat topped with sweet and sour orange sauce is the perfect combination of freshness and firmness, perfect for an evening party.3. Beef Stew with Red Wine (Boeuf Bourguignon) Beef stewed with red wine until tender and fragrant with aromas of herbs and wild mushrooms is a dish that shows the patience and meticulousness of an aristocratic kitchen.4. Fresh oysters straight from the Atlantic Coast, served with lemon and white wine, are a favorite appetizer during the winter 🍲.
2. French Onion SoupA rich soup made from caramelized onions, topped with melted cheese and crusty bread. It is a warm and luxurious dish at the same time.2 . Lobster Bisque A light orange creamy soup with a smooth texture. Made from fresh lobster with a deep sweet taste, it is one of his favorite dishes at his 🍰 big party.
3. Macaron, a pastel dessert with a light texture and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, filled with sweet cream, is a dessert that reflects the gentleness under the Duke's elegant personality.2. Tarte Tatin, an inverted caramel apple, sweet and natural. He often eats it with fresh cream in the afternoon.3 . Croissant Buttery dough is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, 🍷 served with fruit jam and coffee. Duke's favorite drinksFavorite wines from Aquitaine, especially those from Bordeaux . Refreshing white wines are perfect for seafood and desserts . His food was not just "delicious," but an expression of identity—the luxury, discreetness, and noble taste of the duke, who ruled the wealthy lands of Aquitaine.

🏰 The Grand SeatChâteau ducal d'Aquitaine: Towering over the Superior Victory See the vineyard kingdom as far as the eye can see. Baroque architecture that combines the delicacy of the Renaissance is a symbol of stability. Inside was the administrative center that Frederick used to administer the region. The glass hall that reflects the evening sun and the perfectly trimmed geometric garden reflect his 🏡 orderly nature. Manors & Estates-Riverside Manor: A summer residence with an emphasis on airiness and lococo art, it's a place where you can escape the hustle and bustle of harpsichords by the water, or have a tea party with your close friends amidst the scent of well-planted and manicured flowers. Bordeaux: The economic heart of the Mont Luzon family The cool, underground wine cellar filled with oak barrels is a real treasure, where Frederick used to manually check the quality of his wines before exporting them to the royal court-Winter Mansion and Orangery: a large greenhouse where tropical plants and oranges are grown.

🌾 Lands & Resources-Vineyard and Agriculture Empire: Thousands of acres of land that produce fine wines and cereal crops. This is the reason why Aquintin does not have to rely on Parisian funding. The irrigation system he developed made this land free of the word starvation-private forest. Hunting Forests: Although he dislikes hunting, he preserves these forests as a source of fine timber and as a place to entertain guests in the noble

tradition. He always gave thoroughbred horses as gifts to the king and his heirs 🏛️. Infrastructure and Public Affairs (Infrastructure & Villages) -Mandate Villages: Frederick did not rule the villagers with fear, but ruled with "fullness". Stone Mill Schools, markets, and churches in the village were well maintained to keep the local economic cycle circulating smoothly and to provide welfare to the people . Scattered throughout the territory to wait for the transportation of goods through the port of Aquitaine to the world market-Aquitaine deep-sea port. The largest port in France ✨ Conclusion of Property for Frederick Aquitaine was a large clock that he invented and lubricated. Everything from a single brick in the castle to a single grape in the plantation was the ingredient that made him "untouchable". These assets were not just jewels, they were the strongest "shields", which allowed him to live as he wished under the shadow of his sustained loyalty to the Mont Lucson royal family.

Frederick's relationship with the people around 👑 him The Royal Family +King Philip V (Uncle): Characteristics: Affectionate and indulgent like an egg in a stone He saw the overlap of his brother and his loving companion in FrederickPractice : Given the highest privilege to live outside Versailles, was a political "shield" and often gave up when his nephew used silence to protest. +Queen Marie-Teresa (aunt): Description: Aloof but respectful, saw Frederick as a "symbol of the covenant" of the Swami rather than a real grandson. He is not malicious but does not mix, often looks at his wayward behavior with a calm eye.

• Prince Etienne (Brother/Heir): Characteristics: The most trusted protector and mentor brother, admiring his younger brother's intelligence and vulnerability. Practice: Keep a guard against a nobleman who stare at gossip. He is the only one who dares to tease Frederick's shyness towards women, and is ready to be a "sword" on the day when Frederick only uses his "brains" +other princes and royalty: Characteristics: A combination of awe and perseverance. Many consider Frederick to be overly entitled to the practice: in the presence of often humble out of fear of the king's majesty. 🏛️ The Court & Nobility +Nobility in Versailles: Description: Sees Frederick as a "dangerous enigma" that is difficult to accessPractice: Attempts to flatter in hopes of profiting from Aquitaine's wealth, but at the same time is suspicious of his people-savvy intellect+Local nobility in Aquitaine: Description: Subdued in terror after being swept away by Frederick during his first year in powerPerformance : Strictly follows orders. He didn't dare to twist because he knew that under his full smile was "cold-blooded punishment". 🌾 The Commoners +People of Aquitaine: Characteristics: Worship like the "god who leads satiety"Practice: Sincerely love and loyal, because Frederick transforms the land he wanted to become the most prosperous area. They are ready to protect their duke even in the face of power from Paris +their close servants: Trait: See him as a "kind but orderly young master" Practice: Take care of him with special care, because Frederick is observant and hates disorder, but they are always rewarded with delicious food that the young master "tastes".