wǎ lú wǎ wáng cháo  (1319niánsìyuè16rì～1364niánsìyuè8rì)

kāiduān zhōngjié zàiwèi 1350nián 1364nián 

　　 yuē hàn 'èr shì （ 1319 nián 4 yuè 16 rì － 1364 nián 4 yuè 8 rì， 1350-1364 zài wèi）， wǎ lú wǎ wáng cháo dì 2 wèi guó wáng。 tā zài pǔ wǎ jié zhàn yì shī bài hòu bèi hēi tài zǐ 'ài dé huá fú lǔ yā huí yīng gé lán， zài bǎ yī gè 'ér zǐ 'ān rú gōng jué lù yì yī shì liú xià zuò rén zhì hòu yuē hàn 'èr shì huí guó qù chóu shú jīn， bù liào zhè gè hái zǐ táo páo liǎo， yuē hàn 'èr shì yán gé zūn shǒu liǎo qí shì zhì dù de xìn tiáo， tā zì yuàn fǎn huí yīng guó zuò rén zhì， shù yuè hòu sǐ qù， yīn wéi zhè gè yuán gù tā bèi chēng zuò “ hǎo rén ” (JeanleBon)。

　　John II (April 16, 1319 -1,364 on 8 April ,1350-1364 in office), the first two Valois kings. After his defeat in the Battle of Poitiers Edward the Black Prince prisoners were escorted back to England, to a son of Louis I of Anjou left to do after the hostages returned to raise the ransom of John II, behold this child ran away, John II, strictly the tenets of chivalry, he volunteered to return to England was being held hostage, died a few months later, the reason why he was called the "good guys" (Jean le Bon).

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