This man's mother, Isabelle of Bavaria, allied with John the Fearless of Burgundy, causing him to assume leadership of the Armagnac faction. His advisors included Arthur de Richemont, duke of Brittany, whom this man made Constable of France. This man established the liberties of the Gallic church with the Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges. He signed the Treaty of (*) Arras with Philip the Good of Burgundy and suppressed the Praguerie, a rebellion hatched against him by his son, the future Louis XI. He was crowned in Reims in 1429 following a victory in which his forces were led by a person who was later captured at Compeigne and burned as a witch
This man's mother, Isabelle of Bavaria, allied with John the Fearless of Burgundy, causing him to assume leadership of the Armagnac faction. His advisors included Arthur de Richemont, duke of Brittany, whom this man made Constable of France. This man established the liberties of the Gallic church with the Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges. He signed the Treaty of (*) Arras with Philip the Good of Burgundy and suppressed the Praguerie, a rebellion hatched against him by his son, the future Louis XI. He was crowned in Reims in 1429 following a victory in which his forces were led by a person who was later captured at Compeigne and burned as a witch. For 10 points, identify this French king, who won his throne by lifting the English siege of Orleans with the help of Joan of Arc.
This man's mother, Isabelle of Bavaria, allied with John the Fearless of Burgundy, causing him to assume leadership of the Armagnac faction.
Charles VII [or Charles the Well-served or Charles the Victorious or Charles le Bien-servi or Charles le Victorieux; prompt on Charles]