Nicéphore Monet (Sacred Accord)

Nicéphore Monet (5 April 1489 - 21 March 1552) was a Norman nobleman appointed by the English Parliament to govern France while Henry VII was in his childhood. Upon the death of Charles Quincey, the English regent, Monet also assumed the role as regent of England based on his effective peacebuilding actions in France in the wake of the War of All France and the War of Affirmation.

Becoming regent of France at 23 years of age, Monet governed with a lively spirit and personally took part in many of his reconstruction projects in the French heartland. His corpse is interred at Notre Dame de Paris where his epitaph exults him as the glue that held the Angevin Realm together in the reunification wars.