And a good bit of this financing comes from the Knights Templar. He is a powerful man looking for solutions to his debt situation. And he realizes one solution is maybe just to arrest the people who you owe money to, and then not only do you not owe money to them, but you can seize their assets. And Philip IV does exactly that. Famously, on a Friday the 13th in 1307, he arrests many Knights Templars, including the grandmaster, the leader of the Knights Templar, Jacques de Molay. He tortures them, they eventually confess to a whole bunch of things, but then they retract that confession, and they're not willing to retract the retraction. And so in 1314, Jacques de Molay, as well as other Knights Templar, especially in the leadership, who do not agree to those confessions, are burned at the stake in Paris.