Bonne de Bourbon, wife of Amadeo VI., Count of Savoy, 3, 14, 85
Bonne de France, daughter of Charles V., 41, 45
Borgia, Cesare, son of Alexander VI., 332-335, 340
Bourbon, Catherine de, Comtesse de Harcourt, 3, 35
Bourbon, Isabelle, Duchesse de (_see_ Valois)
Bourbon, Louis II., Duc de: birth, 3; succeeds to duchy, 15; hostage, 46; christening of Dauphin, 79; love for du Guesclin, 81; defends his mother and sister, 85; marriage, 85; good qualities and popularity, 86; guardian to nephews, 98; meets the Emperor, 99; affection of Charles VI. for him, 126; knighthood of King of Sicily, 136; wise government, 155; godfather to Charles d’Orléans, 157; wedding of King and Queen of England, 185, 187; goes to Melun, 232; indignation at murder of Louis d’Orléans, 241; his death, 254
Bourbon, Jean, Duc de, 155, 256, 264, 277, 288
Bourbon, Pierre Duc de: marries Isabelle de Valois, 3; Crécy, 4; arranges marriage of eldest daughter, 5; of second daughter, 11; killed at Poitiers, 15
Bretagne, Jean, Duc de, 183, 190, 246, 251, 252
Bretagne, Jeanne, Duchesse de, second daughter of Charles VI.: born, 153; betrothed, 183; married, 190; remained with her mother, 195, 217; quarrel with her husband, 251; reconciliation, 252; birth of a son, 253; survived the Queen, 296
Bretagne, François II., Duc de (_see_ François)
Burgundy, Philippe de Rouvre, last Capétien Duke of, 8, 47
Burgundy, Philippe, fourth son of Jean, King of France: first Valois Duke of, 57; favourite brother of Charles V., 59; guardian to his nephews, 98; meets Emperor, 99; oppressive government, 111; marriage of his daughter to Bavarian prince, 112; mismanagement of his nephew, 120, 121, 125; character, 130, 131; opposes Duc de Bourbon, 155; Amiens, 158; opposes war with Bretagne, 163; present when King went mad, 165; seizes government and persecutes La Rivière and others, 166-170; ball, 174; disputed King’s permission, 177; attends marriage of Richard II. of England and Isabelle de France, 185, 187; levies enormous taxes on his vassals, 187; funeral of Queen Blanche de Navarre, 194; dissensions with Louis Duc d’Orléans, 208; with Lancaster, 209; disapproves marriage of Isabelle, Queen-dowager of England, 212; meets her with escort, 219; hatred between Burgundy and Orléans, 221, 223; death, 224