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After the death of Charles the Bold the defence of Burgundy is led by count Adolf of Ravenstein- a grandson of Philip the Good from one of his illegitimate children. I wonder if in the 1560s counts Egmont & horn & the Prince of Orange were also descendents of Philip the good, but then he had so many bastards, it might have been hard for them not to have been and thus distant cousins of Philip of Spain.

Charles the bold, Duke of Burgundy does in early January 1477 outside the town of Nancy, the French tool the remains of his body and kept them until 1550 when they were sent to the Netherlands and burried in Bruges in 1562 near to his daughter's tomb