This man led the League of the Public Weal against Louis XI, and he died at the Battle of Nancy.
With the help of his bastard brother Baudouin, this ruler defeated rebels from Liège at Brustem. He bought Ferrette from Sigismund II, and placed his enemy under house arrest during negotiations at Péronne. This ruler's father founded the Order of the Golden Fleece to celebrate his marriage to this man's mother, Isabella of Portugal. He was betrayed by the Italian Count of Campo-Basso. He placed Charles, duke of Berry, as nominal head of a group he started with Jean, count of Dunois, Francis II of Brittany, and others. This man fell off his horse and died while losing a battle to Rene II of Lorraine. This man led the League of the Public Weal against Louis XI, and he died at the Battle of Nancy. For 10 points, name this son of Philip the Good, a duke of Burgundy whose death led to its decline.
With the help of his bastard brother Baudouin, this ruler defeated rebels from Liège at Brustem.
Charles the Bold [or Charles le Téméraire]