Charles: Quick Facts


Facts

Also Known As Charles the Bold • Charles le Téméraire
Born November 10, 1433 • Dijon • France
Died January 5, 1477 (aged 43) • near Nancy • France
Title / Office duke (1467-1477), Burgundy
Notable Family Members daughter Mary
Role In Battle of Morat • Burgundian War

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Jacques-Louis David: The Emperor Napoleon in His Study at the Tuileries
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Detail from Charles Le Brun's painting showing Alexander the Great in profile, wearing a gold helmet with white plumes and a blue cloak, with soldiers in the background.
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Portrait painting of Frederick II of Brandenburg, King of Prussia, wearing a dark coat with a star medal, yellow gloves, and holding a cane, with the inscription Fridericus II Rex Prussiae.
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Oil painting of Peter the Great, emperor of Russia, shown from the waist up wearing armor and a sash, with one hand resting on a cane, against a dark background.
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Portrait of Catherine the Great of Russia by Richard Brompton, showing her in regal attire with a jeweled crown and fur-trimmed robe, set in an ornate oval frame.
Catherine the Great
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Bust of Vespasian, found at Ostia; in the Museo Nazionale Romano, Rome.
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Alexander II
Alexander II
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Map showing the extent of the Ancient Egyptian Empire during the New Kingdom period of Thutmose III, highlighted in orange, covering Egypt, the Nile River valley, Sinai, and stretching northeast through Palestine, Phoenicia, and Syria. The map also marks the Fertile Crescent and neighboring regions such as Assyria and Babylonia in pink, with key cities and geographic features labeled.
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