The Burgundians

This narrative history explores the rise and fall of Burgundy, a once-powerful and wealthy region at the crossroads of Europe, and its transformation into the modern Low Countries. Covering a thousand years, it delves into the region’s aristocratic ambitions, battles, political intrigue, and cultural achievements amid a backdrop of chaos and dynastic struggle. The story highlights the decline of medieval ideals and the emergence of cities, art, and individualism, offering a compelling look at a turbulent yet vibrant chapter of European history.