The Close of the Middle Ages, 1273-1494. Period III.

Albert Alfonso alliance allies Anjou Aragon Archbishop Armagnac army Austria Basel Bavarian Bohemia Brandenburg Brittany brother Burgundian cardinals Castile century Charles IV Charles the Bold Charles VII Church citizens claim Council Council of Basel crown danger daughter death defeat dominions duchy duke of Burgundy Edward election electors Emperor Empire England English Eugenius Europe father favour Ferrante Flanders Florence Florentine force France Frederick French king gained Genoa German Ghibelline Gian Galeazzo Guelfs Hapsburg Henry hostile House House of Anjou Hungary imperial interests Italian Italy Jeanne John John of Bohemia kingdom Ladislas Ladislas of Naples League Lewis Lorenzo Louis XI Luxemburg Medici Milan monarchy Naples nobles opponents Papacy papal Paris party Philip political Pope princes provinces quarrel reform Réné restored rival Roman Rome Rudolf rule ruler schism secure Sforza siege Sigismund struggle succeeded succession Swabian Swiss territories towns treaty troops Turks Venetian Venice victory Visconti Wenzel