Charles VII of France
Monarch of the House of Valois who ruled as King of France
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- Fame64.4
- Momentum15.0
- Historical Figures rank#198
- Wikipedia62K
He inherited a throne that barely existed — disinherited by his own father, mocked as the "King of Bourges" while England held Paris and most of his kingdom. Then a peasant girl claimed God sent her to save him, and somehow it worked.
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Charles VII became king in 1422 under conditions close to impossible: his father Charles VI had disinherited him, recognized Henry V of England as the rightful heir, and died leaving the capital, the coronation city of Reims, and most of northern France in enemy hands. A civil war between Armagnacs and Burgundians tore what remained. Confined to Bourges and the territory south of the Loire, he was dismissed as a pretender king until Joan of Arc arrived in 1429, lifted the siege of Orléans, and led him to Reims for a proper coronation. He broke the Anglo-Burgundian alliance with the Treaty of A…
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