Which rulers allied with Charles the Bold against Louis XI?

Throughout his reign, Charles the Bold of Burgundy sought to challenge the authority of Louis XI by forming various alliances with other powerful figures and states. Key rulers and nobles who allied with Charles the Bold against the French king included:

• Edward IV: The King of England was a primary ally of Charles, who married Edward's sister, Margaret of York, in 1468 to solidify their partnership.12
• Francis II: The Duke of Brittany was a consistent opponent of Louis XI and frequently aligned himself with Charles the Bold, notably as a leader in the League of the Public Weal and in later coalitions.1
• Charles de France: The brother of Louis XI often acted as a tool for rebels and was a member of the anti-royalist factions that opposed the King.1
• Jean V d'Armagnac: A powerful noble in the southwest who joined the host of enemies opposing Louis XI.1
• John II: The King of Aragon allied with Charles the Bold, hoping to recover the territory of Roussillon.1