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== Armagnac-Burgundian Civil War ==
The war between French factions was between descendants of John II of France. Here's how it lines up:
 
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JII[JOHN II, 1350-1364<br>son of Philip VI]--KINGS OF FRANCE-->CHV[CHARLES V, 1364-1380]-->CHVI[CHARLES VI, 1380-1422<br>Charles the Mad]-->CHVII[CHARLES VII, 1422-1461<br>claimed French throne in 1422]-->LXI[LOUIS XI, 1461-1483<br>Louis the Prudent<br>seized the Duchy of Burgundy]
 
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JII--DUKES OF BURGUNDY-->BPHI[Philip I, 1363-1404<br>Philip the Bold]-->BJI[JOHN I, 1404-1419<br>John the Fearless<br>murdered by Dauphin Charles]-->BPHII[PHILIP II, 1419-1467<br>Philip the Good]-->BCH[CHARLES MARTIN, 1467-1477<br>Charles the Bold<br>the last Duke of Burgundy]
 
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== Valois / House of Valois (1328-1589) ==
== Valois / House of Valois (1328-1589) ==

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Dynasties and dynastic lines of French and English of France.

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Armagnac-Burgundian Civil War

The war between French factions was between descendants of John II of France. Here's how it lines up:

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Valois / House of Valois (1328-1589)

The line of French Kings starting with Philip VI who was the cousin (once removed) of Charles IV who died without a male heir. Since Philip VI's father, Charles, was of the "House of Valois," with the reign of Philip VI, the royal House changed from Capetian dynasty to Valois.

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