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Charles VIII

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Charles VIII 1470-98, king of France (1483-98), son and successor of Louis XI. He first reigned under the regency of his sister Anne de Beaujeu . After his marriage (1491) to Anne of Brittany , he freed himself from the influence of the regency and prepared to conquer the kingdom of Naples , to which his father had acquired a claim through Charles, duke of Maine, from René of Naples. Urged by Ludovico Sforza , he invaded (1494) Italy; after a triumphal march through Pavia, Florence, and Rome, he took (Feb., 1495) Naples. A league against him, formed by Milan, Venice, Spain,... Read more
Charles VIII
Charles VIII The French king Charles VIII (1470-1498) ruled from 1483 to 1498. Struggles for control during...Naples were detrimental to France's political and economic life. Charles VIII was born in Amboise on June 30, 1470. He was only 13 when he... Read more
Charles VIII
Charles VIII (1403–61) King of...1422–61). The son of Charles VI , he was excluded from...1420). When his father died, Charles controlled French lands s...of Burgundy, and by 1453 Charles had driven the English out... Read more

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