Burgundy coins catalog with values online
Duchy of Burgundy (918–1482)
denier
Hugh IV (1218-1272)
denier no date
billon
DIVIONENSIS
VGO DVX BVRGNDIE
Coin value - 35-45 USD
Hugh V (1305-1315)
denier no date
billon
DIVIONENSIS
VGO BVRGVNDIE / DVX
Coin value - 35-45 USD
John II the Fearless (1404-1419)
John (Jean) (1371-1419) son of Duke Philip II the Bold. He received his nickname in the battle of Nicopolis (1396), where he was the head of the French crusaders who helped King Sigismund of Hungary in the fight against the Turks.
After the death of his father, he fought for influence on the mad king Charles VI with the king's brother, Duke Louis of Orleans. In 1407, Louis was killed in Paris at the instigation of Jean of Burgundy, who had to flee the city. Louis's place was taken by his father-in-law Bernard d'Armagnac. In 1409, the Treaty of Chartres was concluded between the Armagnacs and the Bourguignons, according to which the king pardoned the duke. The civil war, however, continued, escalating from minor clashes into real battles. The head of the opponents of the Duke of Burgundy gradually became the heir to power of the mad king - the future Charles VII. In 1418, the Bourguillons captured Paris and carried out a massacre of Armagnac supporters, in which Constable d'Armagnac himself was killed. The Dauphin managed to escape. The Duke fortified himself in the capital, declaring himself the “protector of the king.” In 1419, a meeting was scheduled between the Dauphin and Duke Jean in Monfero, in the middle of the bridge. There, the Duke was killed by people from the retinue of Charles VII, and received the same wounds and with the same weapons that Louis of Orleans 12 years ago.
Blanc no date
silver
IOHANNES DVX BURGUVNDIE
SIT NOME DNI BENEDICTV
Coin value - 35-60 USD
Other coins of French Feudalist
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