About
King of France from 1364 to 1380 who helped reclaim many territories lost to the British in the 100 Years' War. However, he was succeeded by his son Charles VI, who went on to lose most of the land that his father had regained. In 1360, he agreed to the Treaty of Brétigny to get his father back, who had been captured by the British.
Before Fame
He was a stark contrast to his father because of his weak stature.
Trivia
He suffered from gout and abscesses that led to his death at a fairly early age. He has been praised by historians for his pragmatism.
Family Life
His parents were Prince John II and Princess Bonne.
Associated With
Much like him, Henry VIII was a monarch with absolute power.
