Facebook X Reddit Email On July 31, 1395, the Duke of Burgundy declared a war of annihilation on an "evil and disloyal" enemy and invader: a purple, acidic grape known as "Gamay." According to the ...

A serious war crimes charge was leveled last week at the Duchy of Burgundy and its ruler, Philip the Good (1419-67). During a visit to the historical library of France's National Assembly, ...

Langres, one of the gateways to Burgundy, was given in 1179 by an earlier duke to his uncle, Bishop Gautier, and became a duchy.

Fifteenth-century Europe witnessed the growth of a political giant in its midst, the Duchy of Burgundy. Under its four successive rulers Burgundy developed from one of the fiefdoms of France into ...

Morat 1476 is a two player contest, between Spring 1474 and Winter 1477, opposing the Duchy of Burgundy under Charles the Bold and the Swiss Confederation and its allies, for the control of the ...