Carlos, rey emperador

S1 · E1 — The Foreigner

Season 1 · 17 episodesCarlos, rey emperador
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The ForeignerE1 · 77 min

Castile's new King sets foot on his kingdom for the first time and he is not welcomed. He declared himself king when the titular Queen, his mother Joanna The Mad, still lives. And he intends to rule without speaking a word of Castilian.

RapineE2 · 77 min

The King knows his Flemish advisers only look for their personal interests. Feeling lonely, he finds solace in Germaine's arms.

Caesar or NothingE3 · 74 min
The Empire on AuctionE4 · 74 min

Maximilian's death leaves the Empire throne vacant. Francis I and Henry VIII want it, but Margaret of Austria will be Charles' best ally in the race.

A Kingdom in FlamesE5 · 67 min

Charles is the new emperor, but his fight with Francis I is not over. Meanwhile Hernan Cortez and Moctezuma meet.

Heresy and WarE6 · 74 min

While Charles is away in Europe, Commoners rise in arms in Castile.

The Hard Road to VictoryE7 · 75 min

Spain and France meet in the battlefield, resulting in an unexpected prisoner of war.

Imprisonment of a KingE8 · 74 min
Wedding and HoneymoonE9 · 73 min
LazarE10 · 74 min

Europe unites against the emperor. Meanwhile, Isabella is determined to prove herself more than a mere queen consort.

We Should All Be OneE11 · 74 min

Charles is finally crowned Emperor by the Pope, but joy is quickly followed by tragedies.

The DemonsE12 · 77 min
About Love and DeathE13 · 77 min
Educating PhilipE14 · 77 min

It's been years since Isabella's death. While Charles is away from Spain, going from battle to battle, Philip is already a grown man.

SuccessionE15 · 74 min

Both Charles and Francis are getting to the end of their lives.

Desire to Be NobodyE16 · 76 min

Tired of ruling, Charles arranges the distribution of his many kingdoms among his heirs.

FatherE17 · 73 min

Charles V lives his last days in a monastery, sad and tired, accompanied by Francis Borgia. But life will still provide him with one last joy.

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Rapine

The King knows his Flemish advisers only look for their personal interests. Feeling lonely, he finds solace in Germaine's arms.

Continue the story

Episodes

Now playing
The ForeignerE1 · 77 min

Castile's new King sets foot on his kingdom for the first time and he is not welcomed. He declared himself king when the titular Queen, his mother Joanna The Mad, still lives. And he intends to rule without speaking a word of Castilian.

RapineE2 · 77 min

The King knows his Flemish advisers only look for their personal interests. Feeling lonely, he finds solace in Germaine's arms.

Caesar or NothingE3 · 74 min
The Empire on AuctionE4 · 74 min

Maximilian's death leaves the Empire throne vacant. Francis I and Henry VIII want it, but Margaret of Austria will be Charles' best ally in the race.

A Kingdom in FlamesE5 · 67 min

Charles is the new emperor, but his fight with Francis I is not over. Meanwhile Hernan Cortez and Moctezuma meet.

Heresy and WarE6 · 74 min

While Charles is away in Europe, Commoners rise in arms in Castile.

The Hard Road to VictoryE7 · 75 min

Spain and France meet in the battlefield, resulting in an unexpected prisoner of war.

Imprisonment of a KingE8 · 74 min
Wedding and HoneymoonE9 · 73 min
LazarE10 · 74 min

Europe unites against the emperor. Meanwhile, Isabella is determined to prove herself more than a mere queen consort.

We Should All Be OneE11 · 74 min

Charles is finally crowned Emperor by the Pope, but joy is quickly followed by tragedies.

The DemonsE12 · 77 min
About Love and DeathE13 · 77 min
Educating PhilipE14 · 77 min

It's been years since Isabella's death. While Charles is away from Spain, going from battle to battle, Philip is already a grown man.

SuccessionE15 · 74 min

Both Charles and Francis are getting to the end of their lives.

Desire to Be NobodyE16 · 76 min

Tired of ruling, Charles arranges the distribution of his many kingdoms among his heirs.

FatherE17 · 73 min

Charles V lives his last days in a monastery, sad and tired, accompanied by Francis Borgia. But life will still provide him with one last joy.