Michel de Nostredame

Michel de Nostredame, known as Nostradamus, was born to a family of converted Jews in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, France. His parents were Jacques and Renée de Nostredame.

Nostradamus begins his studies at the University of Avignon, where he focuses on medicine and the liberal arts. He is known for his intelligence and curiosity.

Nostradamus completes his medical studies at the University of Montpellier and graduates as a doctor. He is well-versed in both classical and contemporary medical knowledge.

Nostradamus begins his career as a physician, treating patients in Agen and surrounding areas. He gains a reputation for his effective treatments, especially during the plague outbreaks.

Nostradamus marries Henriette d'Encausse, and they have two children. His personal life is happy, but tragically, his wife and children die in 1538, likely from the plague.

Nostradamus publishes his first book, 'Traité des fardemens,' a work on cosmetics and health remedies. This publication enhances his reputation as a skilled physician and alchemist.

Nostradamus publishes his most famous work, 'Les Prophéties,' a collection of cryptic quatrains that predict future events. The book gains widespread attention and remains influential to this day.

Nostradamus is appointed as the personal physician to King Henry II of France and his court. He continues to practice medicine and gain influence among the nobility.

Nostradamus marries Anne Ponsard de Flammand, with whom he has six children. His second marriage brings stability and a new chapter in his personal life.

Nostradamus dies in his home in Salon-de-Provence. He is buried in the local church, and his legacy as a physician, astrologer, and prophet continues to influence and fascinate people worldwide.