Â This man was also forced to seek protection from his father after he married his second wife, the eight-year-old Charlotte of Savoy.
Niccolo Machiavelli criticized this man in The Prince for abandoning the infantry created by his father in favor of hiring soldiers from Switzerland. Â This ruler signed an agreement in which he paid off a rival to not pursue his throne in the Treaty of Picquigny. This man participated in a failed attempt to seize control from his father in the Praugerie. Â This man was also forced to seek protection from his father after he married his second wife, the eight-year-old Charlotte of Savoy. Â He found sanctuary with the Duke of Burgundy, Philip the Good, although Philip's son would later join the League of the Public Weal in opposition to this man. Â Solidifying his sovereignty with a victory at Nancy, for 10 points, name this enemy of Charles the Bold, a Frenchman known as the "Spider King."
Niccolo Machiavelli criticized this man in The Prince for abandoning the infantry created by his father in favor of hiring soldiers from Switzerland.
Louis XI of France (or Louis the Prudent; accept the Spider King or Universal Spider early)