Burgundy, Jean Sans-peur, Duke of: swears vengeance against Louis d’Orléans, 221; character, 225; captures the Dauphin, 232; murders Louis, Duc d’Orléans, 239; confesses crime, flight, 241; impunity and power, 242-245; returns to Paris, 249; conference at Chartres and influence over Dauphin, 250; sent for to punish the Duc de Bretagne, 252; governor of the Dauphin, 253; interferes to protect his daughter, 256; quarrels with his son-in-law the Dauphin, 256; siege of Bourges, 259; riots, 261-265; La Cassinelle, 269; forbids his son to be at Azincourt, 272; accused of poisoning the Dauphin, 278; delivers the Queen, 285; gets into Paris and massacres the Armagnacs, 287; goes with Queen to Melun, 288; peace with Dauphin Charles, 290; murdered, 292
Burgundy, Philippe le Bon, Duke of: betrothed to Michelle de France, 224; married, 251; returns to Burgundy, 265; grief at being prevented being at Azincourt, 272; at his father’s assassination, 292; enters Paris with the Kings and Queens of England and France, 293
Burgundy, Marguérite de Flandre, wife of Philippe de Rouvre and Philippe de France, Dukes of Burgundy: inherits Flanders and Hainault, 48; harmonious life led by Philippe and Marguérite, 130; their death, 224, 225
Burgundy, Marguérite, eldest daughter of Philippe and Marguérite, Duke and Duchess of Burgundy; wife of Louis, Duc d’Aquitaine and Dauphin, 224, 243, 248, 255, 258, 277, 278
Cale, Guillaume, leader of the Jacquerie, 22, 31
Captal de Buch, Jean de Grailly, 27, 28, 56
Catherine de France, daughter of Charles V., 104, 121, 125
Catherine de France, daughter of Charles VI., 215, 288, 289, 293, 294, 296
Charles V., King of France: betrothed to Jeanne de Bourbon, 6; married to her, 7; Duke of Normandy, 9; Vivier-en-Brie, 10; regent, 16; visit to the Emperor, 16; Meaux, 23, 24; returns to Paris, 35; Carmelites, 37; treaty of Bretigny, 42; death of two daughters, 45; misrule, 49; siege of Vernon, 52; coronation and state entry, 53-57; war with Pedro el Cruel, 59; difficulties and ill-health, 59, 60; Céléstins, 60, 61, 62; library treasures, 63-67; the Louvre and its gardens, 69-75; King’s barge, 77; birth and christening of Dauphin, 72-79; gets rid of the Grande Compagnie, 79; prosperity of kingdom, 81; Hôtel St. Paul, 82-84; pilgrimages, 90; success and happiness, 91; Louis de Harcourt, 93; life at court, 93-97; distrust of his brothers, 98; will, 99; visit of the Emperor, 99-104; death of the Queen, 104; death of Charles V., 105