This person was the second of three monarchs served by Pierre Terrail, Chevalier de Bayard, whose successes allowed this ruler to sign the Treaty of Granada with Ferdinand II of Aragon, though the portions of Milan subsequently partitioned to this king were soon lost. Documents from this king's reign include testimony in his divorce from the misshapen Jeanne de France, which he undertook to marry Anne of Brittany; he would eventually die allegedly from bedroom exertions with his third wife, Mary Tudor. This co-founder of the League of Cambrai's retraction of the hand of his daughter Claude de France from future Holy Roman Emperor Charles V ensured continuation of the Italian Wars inherited from Charles VIII and eventually lost by Francis I. For 10 points, name this
This person was the second of three monarchs served by Pierre Terrail, Chevalier de Bayard, whose successes allowed this ruler to sign the Treaty of Granada with Ferdinand II of Aragon, though the portions of Milan subsequently partitioned to this king were soon lost. Documents from this king's reign include testimony in his divorce from the misshapen Jeanne de France, which he undertook to marry Anne of Brittany; he would eventually die allegedly from bedroom exertions with his third wife, Mary Tudor. This co-founder of the League of Cambrai's retraction of the hand of his daughter Claude de France from future Holy Roman Emperor Charles V ensured continuation of the Italian Wars inherited from Charles VIII and eventually lost by Francis I. For 10 points, name this only Orléans-Valois King of France.
This person was the second of three monarchs served by Pierre Terrail, Chevalier de Bayard, whose successes allowed this ruler to sign the Treaty of Granada with Ferdinand II of Aragon, though the portions of Milan subsequently partitioned to this king were soon lost.
{Louis XII} of France [accept {Louis Father} of the {People} or {Louis Père du Peuple}; prompt on {Louis} or {duc d'Orleans} or {Duke} of {Orleans}]