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Felipe II de Borgoña
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Juan II de Francia
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Margarita III de Flandes
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Juan I de Borgoña
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Felipe III de Borgoña
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Isabel de Portugal
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Carlos VII de Francia
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Carlos I de Borgoña
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Mary of Burgundy
Only daughter and heir of Charles the Bold. After her father’s death in 1477, she defended a disputed inheritance. Her marriage to Maximilian of Habsburg linked much of the Burgundian Netherlands to the Habsburg dynasty.
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Maximilian I
Habsburg ruler whose marriage to Mary of Burgundy brought a major Burgundian inheritance into his family’s political network. His descendants connected that inheritance with the Iberian crowns and the wider monarchy of Charles V.
English profile ↗Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Felipe I de Castilla
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Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Charles V
Holy Roman Emperor and ruler of a composite monarchy spanning the Iberian Peninsula, Italy, the Low Countries and the Americas. His reign was shaped by the Reformation, rivalry with France and Ottoman expansion.
English profile ↗Full profile and sources in Spanish ↗Sources and coverage
Coverage is selective. Source titles remain in their original language; the Spanish records retain the detailed documentary notes.
Sources and methodology- BnF · Margarita III de Flandes y sus cinco condados
- Metropolitan Museum · Formación de los Países Bajos borgoñones
- Université de Liège · Cesión de Rethel a Antonio en 1393
- Biblissima/BnF · Luis de Male y la herencia de 1382–1384
- Sigilla/IRHT · Juan sin Miedo, conde de Nevers (1384–1404)
- Biblissima/BnF · Títulos de Felipe el Bueno
- Canon van Nederland · Jacoba de Baviera y la sucesión de 1433
- Connaître la Wallonie · Entrada de Felipe el Bueno en Namur
- Gobierno de Luxemburgo · Adquisición y toma de 1443
- Cambridge University Press · Ponthieu y las ciudades del Somme
- BnF Gallica · El condado de Auxerre cedido en 1435
- Library of Congress · Mapa histórico del ducado de Brabante
- Luxemburgo · El ducado en la herencia borgoñona
- Citadelle de Namur · El condado de Namur y Felipe el Bueno
- BnF, CCFr · Tratado de Senlis de 1493
- Service public de Wallonie · Tournai y Tournaisis
- Historisches Lexikon Bayerns · Pfalz-Neuburg: historia política
- Die Welt der Habsburger · Cesión de las tierras austríacas a Fernando I
- Enciclopèdia Catalana · Corona catalanoaragonesa y sus reinos
- Rijksmuseum · Alegoría de la abdicación de Carlos V
- Canon van Nederland · Carlos V y los Países Bajos
- DBNL · Acuerdo de Frisia con Carlos V en 1524
- Canon van Overijssel · El Oversticht en 1528
- Canon van Drenthe · El poder de Carlos V en 1536
- Het Utrechts Archief · Utrecht en Carlos V, 1528
- Canon van Groningen · Stadt en Lande, 1536
- Rijksmuseum · Guerras de Güeldres y tratado de Venlo
- Lombardia Beni Culturali · Stato di Milano (1535–1749)
- Lombardia Beni Culturali · Milano bajo la dominación española
- PARES · Carlos I