For 10 points, name this Valois king of France, a contemporary of Charles V and Henry VIII.
This king forged a papal order in order to kidnap a reformed courtesan named La Brognina (la brohn-YEE-na) from a convent. A bread-and-egg soup was supposedly invented to feed this king a⧔er he was defeated in battle. On his orders, troops carried out the executions of religious dissenters in the Massacre of Mérindol (MAY-reen-dohl). Jean de La Forêt ("de la" for-AY) negotiated an alliance between Suleiman the Magni⢄cent and this king, who woke to ⢄nd an anti-Catholic poster on his bedroom door, sparking the Affair of the Placards. He wrote to his mother, Louise of Savoy, that "all is lost to me save honor and life" a⧔er he was captured at the Battle of Pavia. This king held a summit with a northern rival at the Field of the Cloth of Gold. For 10 points, name this Valois king of France, a contemporary of Charles V and Henry VIII.
This king forged a papal order in order to kidnap a reformed courtesan named La Brognina (la brohn-YEE-na) from a convent.
Francis I of France [or François I of France; prompt on "Francis" or "François"]