The one of Bourges was later revoked in 1461 by Louis XI, who sought to improve relations with the Holy See.
The one of Bourges was later revoked in 1461 by Louis XI, who sought to improve relations with the Holy See. It asserted the supremacy of a council over the pope and effectively established the liberties of the Gallic church as issued by Charles VII of France. The second, and perhaps better known, was promulgated in 1713 and later challenged by Frederick the Great and Charles Albert, resulting in the War of the Austrian Succession. FTP, name this decree, which established that Charles VI of Austria's throne could be inherited by his daughter, Maria Theresa.
The one of Bourges was later revoked in 1461 by Louis XI, who sought to improve relations with the Holy See.
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