After the oppressive and evil King Henry II was executed.
The representatives of the Third Estate—the commercial nobility who wielded capital—announced in Vina the establishment of the National Assembly, reformed from the Lower Council, and on August 12 it was renamed the Constitutional Assembly.
But the seizure of power in the Royal Capital Viana was clearly only the beginning. After the capital was occupied by the "people" and the notorious king and old nobility were judged guilty, the news spread wide.
Cities everywhere sought to emulate the "people" of Viana, arming themselves to seize municipal control, and forming the National Guard with private soldiers recruited by a group of capitalists as the core.
Meanwhile,
