The most famous one was given by Charles VI, though it was heeded by none of his neighbors, including Frederick the Great.  
Eugene IV's supported the issuance of the first one, which established new freedoms in the French church and curtailed papal power.  That one was credited to Charles VII, who declared it from Bourges.  A more famous one was given under the influence of the king's wife, Maria Christina.  That one was issued by Ferdinand VII in 1830 and revoked the Salic law, sparking the Carlist wars.  The most famous one was given by Charles VI, though it was heeded by none of his neighbors, including Frederick the Great.  FTP, name this decree of 1713 that permitted the succession of Maria Theresa to the Austrian throne.
Eugene IV's supported the issuance of the first one, which established new freedoms in the French church and curtailed papal power.  
Pragmatic Sanction