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The 12 pages that link to Philip the Good, each with the reason it gives.

• Jan van EyckRelated: Van Eyck served as court painter and diplomat under Philip.

• Burgundian NetherlandsBroader topic: He brought most of the region's principalities under Burgundian authority and strengthened its institutions.

• Charles VII of FranceRelated: His reconciliation with Charles removed a major rival from the war.

• Duchy of BurgundyBroader topic: His acquisitions made the duchy the core of an extensive composite state.

• Charles the BoldRelated: Charles inherited the duchy and its territories from his father in 1467.

• Burgundian StateRelated: His purchases and inheritances brought much of the Low Countries under ducal rule.

• Rogier van der WeydenRelated: His court formed part of the political and cultural world in which Rogier worked.

• Burgundian SchoolRelated: His court provided the principal setting and patronage for the school.

• Gilles BinchoisRelated: Binchois served in the duke’s court chapel.

• Armagnac–Burgundian Civil WarRelated: He continued Burgundian power while pursuing a settlement with the French crown.

• Louis XIRelated: His earlier protection of the young Louis during exile linked the future rivals’ histories.

• Claus SluterRelated: His court inherited and continued major artistic projects begun under Philip the Bold.