to Sigismund;
to Edward IV.;
to Duke of Milan;
at battle of Montl’hery;
armies of;
dictates terms of treaty of Conflans;
marches against Liege;
destroys Dinant;
underestimates character and strength of enemies;
accedes to the dukedom;
invested with titles;
unpopularity of;
punishes Ghent;
reforms of;
weds Margaret of York;
ducal state of;
demands aides;
receives Louis at Peronne;
crushes revolt of Liege;
makes treaty of Peronne;
proposed sons-in-law for;
signs treaty of St. Omer;
takes lands from Sigismund;
relations of, with Swiss;
invested with Order of the Garter;
Remonstrance presented to;
embassies to;
truces of, with Louis XI;
besieges Beauvais;
reverses of;
acquires duchy of Guelders;
negotiations between Emperor Frederic and;
interview of, with emperor at Treves;
becomes “protector” of Lorraine;
interferes in Cologne affairs;
visits Alsace;
troubles with Alsace;
besieges Neuss;
war declared against;
makes truce with Frederic;
defeated at Hericourt;
besieges Nancy;
allies desert;
defeated at Granson;
at Morat;
convenes states-general;
last battle of;
death and burial of
Burgundy, Cornelius, Bastard of
Burgundy, David of, Bishop of Utrecht
Burgundy, Isabella of Portugal, Duchess of;
ancestry of;
English sympathies of;
retires to convent;
burial of
Burgundy, John the Fearless, Duke of;
death of
Burgundy, Margaret, Bastard of
Burgundy, Margaret of York, Duchess of
Burgundy, Mary of (Duchess of Austria;
godfather of;
proposed marriages for
Burgundy, Philip the Good, Duke of, marriages of;
institutes Order of Golden Fleece;
children of;
alliance of;
signs treaty of Arras;
territories acquired by;
suppresses revolt in Bruges;
wealth and magnificence of;
crushes rebellion of Ghent;
gives Feast of the Pheasant;
plans crusade;
chooses second wife for Charles;
character of;
interferes in affairs of Utrecht, of Liege, and of Cologne;
hospitality of, to dauphin;
influenced by the Croys;
attends coronation of Louis XI;
illnesses of;
witnesses punishment of Dinant;
death and burial of;
epitaph of;
description of;
popularity of
Burgundy, Philip the Hardy, Duke of
Burgundy, Yolande, Bastard of
to Edward IV.;
to Duke of Milan;
at battle of Montl’hery;
armies of;
dictates terms of treaty of Conflans;
marches against Liege;
destroys Dinant;
underestimates character and strength of enemies;
accedes to the dukedom;
invested with titles;
unpopularity of;
punishes Ghent;
reforms of;
weds Margaret of York;
ducal state of;
demands aides;
receives Louis at Peronne;
crushes revolt of Liege;
makes treaty of Peronne;
proposed sons-in-law for;
signs treaty of St. Omer;
takes lands from Sigismund;
relations of, with Swiss;
invested with Order of the Garter;
Remonstrance presented to;
embassies to;
truces of, with Louis XI;
besieges Beauvais;
reverses of;
acquires duchy of Guelders;
negotiations between Emperor Frederic and;
interview of, with emperor at Treves;
becomes “protector” of Lorraine;
interferes in Cologne affairs;
visits Alsace;
troubles with Alsace;
besieges Neuss;
war declared against;
makes truce with Frederic;
defeated at Hericourt;
besieges Nancy;
allies desert;
defeated at Granson;
at Morat;
convenes states-general;
last battle of;
death and burial of
Burgundy, Cornelius, Bastard of
Burgundy, David of, Bishop of Utrecht
Burgundy, Isabella of Portugal, Duchess of;
ancestry of;
English sympathies of;
retires to convent;
burial of
Burgundy, John the Fearless, Duke of;
death of
Burgundy, Margaret, Bastard of
Burgundy, Margaret of York, Duchess of
Burgundy, Mary of (Duchess of Austria;
godfather of;
proposed marriages for
Burgundy, Philip the Good, Duke of, marriages of;
institutes Order of Golden Fleece;
children of;
alliance of;
signs treaty of Arras;
territories acquired by;
suppresses revolt in Bruges;
wealth and magnificence of;
crushes rebellion of Ghent;
gives Feast of the Pheasant;
plans crusade;
chooses second wife for Charles;
character of;
interferes in affairs of Utrecht, of Liege, and of Cologne;
hospitality of, to dauphin;
influenced by the Croys;
attends coronation of Louis XI;
illnesses of;
witnesses punishment of Dinant;
death and burial of;
epitaph of;
description of;
popularity of
Burgundy, Philip the Hardy, Duke of
Burgundy, Yolande, Bastard of
C
Cagnola
Calabria, Duke of, see Lorraine
Calais
Calixtus III.
Cambray
Campobasso, Antonello de, mercenary captain;
treachery of
Canterbury
Casanova
Castile
Castile, Henry IV., King of
Castile, Jeanne of
Cat, Gilles le
Catto, Angelo