Charles le Téméraire is more accurately translated in English as 'the Rash'. However, the English speaking world generally refers to Charles as 'the Bold'. The history of Charles' epithets is complex: le Hardi (the Bold) may be Burgundian propaganda: far from being a nineteenth century historians' appellation, he was already labelled Temerarius by the French in 1477. [1] 2008-04-14 ที่ เวย์แบ็กแมชชีน
The title was derived from his savage behaviour against his enemies, and particularly from a war with France in late 1471: frustrated by the refusal of the French to engage in open battle, and angered by French attacks on his unprotected borders in Hainault and Flanders, Charles marched his army back from the Ile-de-France to Burgundian territory, burning over two thousand towns, villages and castles on his way - Taylor, Aline S, Isabel of Burgundy, pp.212-213
ชาร, ลผ, อาจหาญ, สำหร, บความหมายอ, ดย, กแห, งเบอร, นด, บทความน, างอ, งคร, สต, กราช, คร, สต, ทศวรรษ, คร, สต, ศตวรรษ, งเป, นสาระสำค, ญของเน, อหา, ฝร, งเศส, charles, téméraire, งกฤษ, charles, bold, หร, ชาลส, เดอะแรช, พฤศจ, กายน, 1433, มกราคม, 1477, เป, นข, นนางชา. sahrbkhwamhmayxun duthi dyukaehngebxrkndi bthkhwamnixangxingkhristskrach khristthswrrs khriststwrrs sungepnsarasakhykhxngenuxha charlphuxachay frngess Charles le Temeraire 1 xngkvs Charles the Bold hrux chalsedxaaerch 10 phvscikayn kh s 1433 5 mkrakhm kh s 1477 epnkhunnangchawfrngess phuepnbutrkhxngfillipedxakudaelaxinfntaxisaebllaaehngoprtueks emuxaerkekididrbchuxwa charl maraetng txmamibrrdaskdiepndyukaehngburkxy rahwangpi kh s 1467 thungpi kh s 1477charlphuxachaycharlphuxachaydyukaehngburkxyekid 10 phvscikayn kh s 1433dichxng frngessesiychiwit 5 mkrakhm kh s 1477nxngsi frngessbida fillipedxakudmarda xisaebllaaehngoprtueksphrrya aekhthethxrinaehngwalwsxisaebllaaehngburbngmarkarertaehngyxrkbutr thida aemriaehngburkxykhunnangfrngess kstriyfrngess prawtisastrfrngesscharlphuxachayidrbchayawa chalsphuohdray Charles the Terrible 2 cakphuepnstru aelaepnsmachikkhnsudthaykhxngrachwngswalwdyukaehngburkxy karsinphrachnmkxnewlaxnsmkhwrkhxngcharlepncudepliynaeplngxnsakhykhxngprawtisastryuorpthimkcamxngkhamkniphlngcakkaresiychiwitkhxngcharlaelwdchchiburkxykerimesuxmslaylngipaelainthisudkthukaebngaeykknrahwangfrngesskbhaphsbwrkh phuthiklayepnthayathkhxngcharlphuxachayodykarsmrskbbutriaemriaehngburkxy aetthngsxngfaytangkimphxicinkaraebngaeyksungthaihklayepnchnwnkhxngkhwamkhdaeyngkhxngfkfaytang khxngdinaednburkxyinyuorptawntkxiktxmakwasxngrxypixangxing aekikh Charles le Temeraire is more accurately translated in English as the Rash However the English speaking world generally refers to Charles as the Bold The history of Charles epithets is complex le Hardi the Bold may be Burgundian propaganda far from being a nineteenth century historians appellation he was already labelled Temerarius by the French in 1477 1 Archived 2008 04 14 thi ewyaebkaemchchin The title was derived from his savage behaviour against his enemies and particularly from a war with France in late 1471 frustrated by the refusal of the French to engage in open battle and angered by French attacks on his unprotected borders in Hainault and Flanders Charles marched his army back from the Ile de France to Burgundian territory burning over two thousand towns villages and castles on his way Taylor Aline S Isabel of Burgundy pp 212 213duephim aekikhrachwngswalw bthkhwamekiywkbchiwprawtiniyngepnokhrng khunsamarthchwywikiphiediyidodyephimkhxmulekhathungcak https th wikipedia org w index php title charlphuxachay amp oldid 9564553, wikipedia, วิกิ หนังสือ, หนังสือ, ห้องสมุด,
