At the end of the fifth century, three ambitious feudal monarchs appeared on the European soil; one was King Charles I of Spain, who was not only the Holy Roman Emperor, but was forced to return to France on June 19, 1522 (May 26, 1522); the other was King Henry VIII of England, who invaded France. At the beginning of the sixteenth century, three ambitious feudal monarchs appeared on the European soil. One was King Charles I of Spain, who later became the Holy Roman Emperor, who was unprecedented in the history of European diplomacy; the other was King Henry VIII of England; the other was King Francis I of France, who hid a brutal assassination machine. Henry VIII, in order to name the Pope of Rome, began diplomatic activities, conducted numerous luxurious