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Rule of Burgundy
Charles receives western Burgundy in the Treaty of Verdun
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Burgundy in France. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Charles receives western Burgundy in the Treaty of Verdun
Burgundy submits to his rule
Burgundy submits to his rule
Burgundy becomes a vassal to Philip II
As a result of the assassination the Burgundians ally with the English
Recaptures French land taken by Louis XI. Leads the League of Public Weald against Louis XI. Dedicated to Burgundian independence from France
Rules over a part of Burgundy after the death of Charles the Bold. Claims Burgundy, Artois, Picardy & Flanders after the death of Charles of Burgundy
The Duchy of Burgundy and several other Burgundian lands become part of France, while the Burgundian lands in The Netherlands and the Franche Comte are inherited by Charless daughter, and eventually pass to the House of Habsburg
Under the Treaty of Arras the Burgundian domains are partitioned. Louis XIs successor will Maximilians daughter bringing Burgndy France
The acquisition of Burgundy by France is recognized by Maximilian I
Surrenders Burgundy to Charles V
Gives up Naples to the Empire & Charles V returns Burgundy
Under the Peace of Crespy Charles V returns Burgundy. Under the Peace of Crespy Charles V gives up Burgundy to Francis I
An Austrian army invades Burgundy
Provenance
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