After a noble with this name refused a kiss of peace with a rival, he joined Alfonso II d’Este on his crusade in Hungary during the Long Turkish War. A noble with this first name was murdered in the bedroom of a king of this name in a conspiracy partly (15[1])planned by Marshal Aumont. A noble (-5[1])of this name led the Council of Sixteen (15[1]-5[1])to riot against a king (15[2])of this name (-5[1])with (15[1])Bernardino de (15[1])Mendoza. (-5[1])The Forty-Five was (15[1])the retinue (15[1])of a king of this (-5[1])name (-5[2])who (15[1])was forced out of one city (-5[1])after the (*) Day of the (10[1])Barricades. (10[1]-5[4])Shortly (10[2])after (-5[1])a noble (10[1]-5[1])of (-5[1])this (10[1])name’s (-5[1])marriage to (-5[1])Margaret (-5[1])of Valois, (10[2]-5[2])the Saint Bartholomew’s (10[1])Day Massacre (10[3])occurred. (10[8]-5[3])A noble (10[1])with this first (-5[1])name founded the Catholic League (10[1])as the Duke of Guise. Part of the French Wars of Religion (10[2])is named (10[1])for three rulers (10[1])with, (10[2])for 10 points, (10[3])what name (10[1])of the first Bourbon (-5[1])king of France (10[2])who said (0[1])“Paris is well worth a mass” (10[1])after (10[3])converting to Catholicism? (10[3])■END■ (10[9]0[3])