Louis XII, the “Father of the People”, was a Valois-Orléans king who intervened in Italy (Milan, Naples) and reformed justice and taxation. He prepared the ground for Francis I and the French Renaissance.
Louis XII, the “Father of the People”, was a Valois-Orléans king who intervened in Italy (Milan, Naples) and reformed justice and taxation. He prepared the ground for Francis I and the French Renaissance.