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- Henry spent most of his childhood living in Béarn, France. Henry lived a life of royalty, mainly because his father was the head of the House of Bourbon and Henry's mother was the queen regnant of Navarre. Navarre, is an autonomous community in northern Spain
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- King Henry IV fought for the Protestants.
- This war included the fight between French Catholics and Protestants
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- He became the King of Navarre through the decedent of his father, King Louis IX of France
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- Henry's mother died when he was 13
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- King Henry IV had 3 assassination attempts, the first one being on 27 August 1593. The assassin's name was "Pierre Barriére". Soon after the assassination attempt, he had died from a executing.
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- The second assassin was named "Jean Châtel". The assassination was committed on December 27 1594. Shortly after the assassination was committed, he died due to execution on December 29 1594.
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- This confirmed Roman Catholicism as the state church, but it also granted a large measure of religious freedom to the Protestants
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- King Henry IV's death was caused by an assassination by a man named "François Ravaillic"
- François Ravaillic was actually executed after he had committed the murder