>>12808245 lb
>Hapsburg
Charles II, Charlie was autopsied, interesting results, zero blood, head full of water, one nut & possibly intersexed:
"The physician who carried out the autopsy, Pedro Gargantilla, >>12808245 lb
>Hapsburg
Charles II, Charlie OneNut & possibly intersexed; He was the last of that particular line.
"The physician who carried out the autopsy, Pedro Gargantilla, noted: “[His corpse]… did not contain a single drop of blood; his heart was the size of a peppercorn; his lungs corroded; his intestines rotten and gangrenous; he had a single testicle, black as coal, and his head was full of water.” This autopsy stumped even contemporary medical scientists who examined this description.
Professor Van Kerrebroeck from the European Association of Urology explained: “We can conclude that Carlos suffered from posterior hypospadias, monorchism, and an atrophic testicle. He probably had anintersexual state with ambiguous genitalia, and a congenital monokidney with stones and infections.”
Which is medical terminology meaning his urethra was too short, so he passed urine from part-way down the shaft; he had one, shrunken testicle; his sexual anatomy in general was malformed since birth, as were his kidneys. This doesn’t explain why his corpse would be drained of blood, but it does seem offer a reason why his “head” might have been full of “water.” Life for Charles II must have been difficult and painful."
https://www.thevintagenews.com/2018/06/25/charles-ii-of-spain-autopsy/noted: “[His corpse]… did not contain a single drop of blood; his heart was the size of a peppercorn; his lungs corroded; his intestines rotten and gangrenous; he had a single testicle, black as coal, and his head was full of water.” This autopsy stumped even contemporary medical scientists who examined this description.
Spanish Gold Coin minted in 1700, the last year of the reign of Charles II. Photo by Numismática Pliego CC BY-SA 3.0
Spanish Gold Coin minted in 1700, the last year of the reign of Charles II. Photo by Numismática Pliego CC BY-SA 3.0
Professor Van Kerrebroeck from the European Association of Urology explained: “We can conclude that Carlos suffered from posterior hypospadias, monorchism, and an atrophic testicle. He probably had an intersexual state with ambiguous genitalia, and a congenital monokidney with stones and infections.”
Which is medical terminology meaning his urethra was too short, so he passed urine from part-way down the shaft; he had one, shrunken testicle; his sexual anatomy in general was malformed since birth, as were his kidneys. This doesn’t explain why his corpse would be drained of blood, but it does seem offer a reason why his “head” might have been full of “water.” Life for Charles II must have been difficult and painful."
https://www.thevintagenews.com/2018/06/25/charles-ii-of-spain-autopsy/