An inscription on the James Farley post office in Manhattan credits this king with creating the French royal post office. As a prince, this man attempted to overthrow his father in a revolt called the
An inscription on the James Farley post office in Manhattan credits this king with creating the French royal post office. As a prince, this man attempted to overthrow his father in a revolt called the "Praguerie". As king, this man negotiated the Treaty of Picquigny, by which the last English forces from the Hundred Years War left France. This king was opposed by the (*) League of the Public Weal. This king's greatest rival died at the Battle of Nancy; that rival was the Duke of Burgundy, Charles the Bold. For ten points, name this French monarch whose shrewd diplomacy earned him the nickname "Spider King."
An inscription on the James Farley post office in Manhattan credits this king with creating the French royal post office.
{Louis XI} [accept {Louis} the {Spider-King} on early buzz]