Philip the Good

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No references found	1) The indiciaire, a post created by Philip the Good at the court of Burgundy in 1455 for George Chastelain, functioned as court historiographer and was the only figure at court commanding a regular salary (a comfortable one at that--Chastelain received 36 sous a day, 657 livres a year, an amount corresponding rougly to the annual salary of a ducal counselor). Poetic self-assertion in Jean Lemaire de Belges's 1506 "Les Regretz ... by Eubanks, Peter / Romance Notes 11) At first the Burgundian dynasty principally tried to gain control over the kingdom of France, but especially after the accession of Philip the Good (1419-1467) (12) through a policy of warfare and marriages, it managed to construct a powerful composite state in Burgundy and in the Low Countries, including important principalities like Brabant and Holland. Nobles, patricians and officers: the making of a regional political ... by Dumolyn, Jan / Journal of Social History But I think the French excelled themselves when Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, had a son named Charles the Bold. Head start in history with a fine nickname by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)	philharmonic philharmonic pitch philhellene Philhellenic Philhellenism Philhellenist philia philibeg Philibert de l'Orme Philibert Delorme Philip Philip Anderson Philip Augustus Philip Dormer Stanhope Philip I Philip II Philip II of Macedon Philip II of Spain Philip IV Philip Marlowe Philip Michael Ondaatje Philip Milton Roth Philip of Valois Philip Roth Philip the Bold Philip the Good Philip the Magnanimous Philip V Philip VI Philip Warren Anderson Philipp Lenard Philipp Melanchthon Philipp Schwarzerd Philippeville Philippi Philippian Philippians Philippic Philippics Philippine Philippine cedar Philippine Islands Philippine mahogany Philippine monetary unit Philippine peso Philippine Sea Philippines Philippism Philippium Philippize Philippopolis	Philip Rodwell Philip Rodwell Philip Roth Philip Roth Philip S. Foner Philip S. Hench Philip Sclater Philip Services Corporation Philip Seymour Hoffman Philip Sheldon Foner Philip Sheridan Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts Philip Showalter Hench Philip Sidney Philip Sidney Philip Silversmith Philip Snowden Philip Snowden, 1st Viscount Snowden Philip Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield Philip Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield Philip the Arab Philip the Arabian Philip the Bold Philip the Bold Philip the Bold of France Philip the Bold of France Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy Philip the Fair Philip the Fair Philip the Good Philip the Good of Burgundy Philip the Good of Burgundy Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy Philip the Great Philip the Handsome Philip the Handsome Philip the Magnanimous Philip the Tall Philip the Tall Philip V Philip V Philip V of France Philip VI Philip VI Philip W. Anderson Philip W. Anderson Philip Warren Anderson Philip Warren Anderson Philip Wockner International, Inc. Philip Wouwerman Philip's Music Writer Philip's Uncle's Boat Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Philip, Duke of Swabia Philip, King Philip, King of the Holy Roman Empire Philip, Prince Philip, Prince

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1) The indiciaire, a post created by Philip the Good at the court of Burgundy in 1455 for George Chastelain, functioned as court historiographer and was the only figure at court commanding a regular salary (a comfortable one at that--Chastelain received 36 sous a day, 657 livres a year, an amount corresponding rougly to the annual salary of a ducal counselor).

Poetic self-assertion in Jean Lemaire de Belges's 1506 "Les Regretz ... by Eubanks, Peter / Romance Notes

11) At first the Burgundian dynasty principally tried to gain control over the kingdom of France, but especially after the accession of Philip the Good (1419-1467) (12) through a policy of warfare and marriages, it managed to construct a powerful composite state in Burgundy and in the Low Countries, including important principalities like Brabant and Holland.

Nobles, patricians and officers: the making of a regional political ... by Dumolyn, Jan / Journal of Social History

But I think the French excelled themselves when Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, had a son named Charles the Bold.

Head start in history with a fine nickname by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

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