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825: 49: 265:, and granddaughter of the duke of Burgundy, who had previously been betrothed to the Dauphin Charles in 1395. On 4 July, another royal ordinance confirmed the revenues of Guyenne to the duke of Berry for the rest of his life, to revert to Louis on the duke's death. On 30 January 1404, the king ordered the establishment of a household ( 242:. On 28 February 1402, Charles juridically emancipated his son and Louis performed homage for Guyenne. Nonetheless, the young dauphin did not have his own household or treasury, but the monies collected by the treasurer-general of the Dauphiné were deposited with his mother. The revenues of Guyenne were overseen by 294:"first kidnapping of the Dauphin" in order to separate Louis from the influence of his father-in-law. As the duke of Burgundy approached Paris on a royal summons, the duke of Orléans and the queen left the city and sent for Louis to accompany them. The dauphin was ill, but was brought by boat and then by litter to 348:
in 1413, the duke of Burgundy dominated the court of the duke of Guyenne. During the revolt of 1413, he replaced his son-in-law's treasurer, François de Nerly, with a man of his own loyalty, Jean de Noident, but he then had to flee Paris. In December 1413, Louis himself pleaded to be rescued from the
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The first years of Louis's life were spent in the care of his mother. Only after the death of his elder brother Charles on 13 January 1401 did he take on a political importance by inheriting the Dauphiné. On 14 January, King Charles formally invested Louis with the Duchy of Guyenne, which was also
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As Charles VI descended into madness, influence over and control of Louis became of increasing importance to the parties which sought to control royal policy. In 1404, Louis's father-in-law succeeded as duke of Burgundy. In 1405, the duke of Orléans, in cooperation with the queen, perpetrated the
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Although Louis's marriage contract had been signed before a great council of the realm on 5 May 1403, the Duke of Orléans, who had hoped his daughter would marry the dauphin, absented himself. The marriage of Louis's sister
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In 1409, Jean de Nielles, already chancellor to the queen and a knight known for his loyalty to the Burgundian duke, was made Louis's chancellor also. The duke of Burgundy also appointed Pierre de Fontenay, Louis's
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On 26 April 1403, Charles decreed that if Louis inherited the throne while still a minor, he would not be under the traditional regency, but the queen mother, the duke of Orléans and the dukes of
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The French Monarchy in Crisis, 1392–1415, and the Political Role of the Dauphin, Louis of France, Duke of Guyenne
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Kennedy, Angus J. "Christine de Pizan, Blasphemy, and the Dauphin, Louis de Guyenne",
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and Berry would guide him. On 28 April, the king agreed to the marriage of Louis and
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in 1410 and again in 1412. The peace of Auxerre was mocked by contemporaries as a
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Louis was born between the eighth and ninth hours of the evening in the royal
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city, since he did not trust the triumphant Armagnacs.
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civil war between the Armagnacs and the Burgundians
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Louis, Dauphin of France (1397-1415)

Dauphin of Viennois
John of Touraine
Paris
Saint Denis Basilica
Margaret of Nevers
House
Valois
Charles VI of France
Isabeau of Bavaria
Charles VI of France
Isabeau of Bavaria
Dauphin of Viennois
Duke of Guyenne
HĂ´tel Saint-Pol
parish church of Saint-Paul
abbot of Saint-Denis
Louis of Orléans
Pierre le Bègue de Villaines
Joan of Ligny
archbishop of Vienne
peerage (pairie)
John, Duke of Berry
Bourbon
Burgundy
Margaret
John, Count of Nevers
Michelle
Philip, Count of Charolais

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