Charles the Bold was the last duke of Burgundy, known for his ambition, military campaigns, and love for the arts, ruling from 1467 until his death in 1477.
Overview
Rise To Power
The Burgundian Court
Relationship With France
Early Life And Background
Legacy And Historical Impact
Influence On European Politics
Downfall And The End Of The Duchy
Military Campaigns And Strategies
Political Alliances And Conflicts
Cultural Contributions And Patronage
Confederation
Entertainment
Hans Memling
Netherlands
Territory
Portugal
Spirit
French
Dreams
Death
Value
๐ฐ Charles the Bold was the last duke of Burgundy from 1467 to 1477.
๐ผ He was born in Dijon, France, on November 10, 1433.
โ๏ธ At just 14 years old, Charles was made a knight by his father.
๐ When he turned 34, Charles became the Duke of Burgundy after his father's death.
๐ He married Isabella of Portugal to strengthen his duchy's power.
๐ค Charles formed alliances with powerful groups like the Swiss Confederation.
โ๏ธ He led many battles, including the famous Battle of Grandson in 1476.
๐ญ Charles loved art and supported many artists, making his court vibrant.
๐ The Burgundian Court was a lively place full of music, dancing, and feasting.
๐ข Charles's life ended at the Battle of Nancy in 1477, marking the end of his ambitions.