Adjournment

Adjournment is the believed process where, when a person is unjustly killed, they take God as a judge before his court, and the person responsible for the death would be killed by a manifestation of divine providence. de Plancy, J. C., (1863). Dictionnaire Infernal. 6ed. pg.12
The following are given as examples of adjournment:
* Ferdinand IV of Castile was adjourned by two gentlemen he had executed, and died thirty days later.
* Duke Francis I of Brittany had his brother assassinated in 1560, and was adjourned by him, dying soon after.
* Jacques de Molay is said to have adjourned both Philip IV of France and Pope Clement V, with them dying soon after him. 
== See Also ==
Templars
== Further Reading ==
* Legendes des Femmes dans la vie reelle
* Legendes des Vertus theologales et cardinales
== References ==
Category:Dictionnaire Infernal