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féi lì liù shì Philippe VI yuē hàn 'èr shì John II the Good chá lǐ wǔ shì Charles V le Sage chá lǐ liù shì Charles VI le Insense chá lǐ qī shì Charles VII le Victorieux lù yì shí yī Louis XI chá lǐ bā shì Charles VIII l'Affable

chá lǐ wǔ shì Charles V le Sage wǎ lú wǎ wáng cháo  (1337niányuányuè21rì～1381niánjiǔyuè16rì) kāiduān zhōngjié zàiwèi 1364nián 1381nián  　　（ yīng míng de） chá lǐ wǔ shì （ CharlesVleSage， 1337 nián 1 yuè 21 rì － 1381 nián 9 yuè 16 rì） fǎ guó wǎ lú wǎ wáng cháo guó wáng（ 1364 nián－ 1381 nián zài wèi）。 tā nì zhuǎn liǎo bǎi nián zhàn zhēng dì yī jiē duàn de zhàn jú， shǐ fǎ guó dé yǐ fù xīng。 　　 　　 chá lǐ wǔ shì shì yuē hàn 'èr shì（ hǎo rén） zhī zǐ。 1356 nián yīng guó rén zài pǔ wǎ jié zhàn yì zhōng fú lǔ liǎo tā de fù qīn yuē hàn 'èr shì， chá lǐ wǔ shì suì chéng wèiguó jiā de shè zhèng zhě。 shì shí zhèng míng tā bǐ fù qīn chènzhí dé duō。 　　 　　 wéi chóu jí shǐ yuē hàn 'èr shì huò shì 'ér bì xū zhī fù de shú jīn， chá lǐ chóngxīn zhào kāi yǐ zhōng zhǐ liǎo duō nián de sān jí huì yì； dàn zài qí suǒ kuǎn de yào qiú bèi jù jué hòu， tā yòu jiāng sān jí huì yì jiě sàn。 1357 nián 3 yuè zài gè fāng qiáng liè yào qiú xià， chá lǐ zài cì zhào kāi sān jí huì yì， bìng bān bù “ sān yuè dà chì lìng ”， kuò dà huì yì de quán lì。 dàn zhè gè chì lìng zuì zhōng bìng wèi shí shī。 1358 nián， chá lǐ zài shāng rén 'ài dì 'ān · mǎ sài lǐng dǎo de shì mín qǐ yì zhōng bèi gǎn chū bā lí。 　　 　　 chá lǐ wǔ shì rèn shè zhèng shí de lìng yī cì jù dà qǐ yì làng cháo shì zhā kè léi yùn dòng。 tā yǐ kào qí fù yuē hàn 'èr shì de sù dí、 nà wǎ lā guó wáng 'è rén chá lǐ de lì liàng jiāng zhè cì bào dòng zhèn yā xià qù。 　　 　　1360 nián yīng gé lán guó wáng 'ài dé huá sān shì bī jìn bā lí fù jìn， chá lǐ míng zhì dì yǔ yīng guó rén qiān dìng liǎo《 bù léi dì ní hé yuē》。 hé yuē duì fǎ guó bù lì， dàn tā què shǐ chá lǐ wǔ shì yòu shí jiān lái jìn xíng gǎi gé。 tā zhù yào yǐ kào xiǎo guì zú hé shì mín zuò wéi tóng méng， qiáng huà shuì shōu zhì dù， jiā qiáng wáng quán， bìng shǐ yòng yī bù fēn gù yōng jūn lái dài tì zuò zhàn bù lì de mín jūn。 zài chōng fēn jiā qiáng liǎo fǎ guó de guó jiā jī qì zhī hòu， chá lǐ wǔ shì yú 1369 nián xiàng yīng gé lán kāi zhàn。 tā de zhàn zhēng jìn xíng dé hěn shùn lì： 1372 nián shōu fù pǔ wǎ tú hé bù liè tǎ ní， 1373 nián yòu jī kuì nán xià bō 'ěr duō de yīng jūn。 dào 1374 nián， yīng guó rén shǒu zhōng zhǐ shèng xià wǔ gè gǎng kǒu： jiā lái、 bù léi sī tè、 sè bǎo、 bō 'ěr duō hé bā bā yuē nè。 chá lǐ wǔ shì yú zhè nián yǔ yīng gé lán dì jié 3 nián tíng zhàn hé yuē， jiāng dà bù fēn shōu fù de shī dì huàguī wáng shì zhí xiá。 dàn zài 1377 nián， tā yòu xiàng yīng guó rén fā dòng jìn gōng。 　　 　　 bù yí guò gāo gū jì chá lǐ wǔ shì de gǎi gé， tā zhù yào shì tōng guò jí zhōng shǐ yòng yòu xiàn de zī yuán hé shǐ rén mín shēng huó 'è huà shí xiàn de。 zài chá lǐ wǔ shì sǐ hòu， gè zhǒng máo dùn biàn yī qí bào fā chū lái， yǐ zhì hēng lì wǔ shì zài 1420 nián yòu gōng zhàn liǎo dà bàn gè fǎ guó。 　　 　　 chá lǐ wǔ shì céng shì bā lí dà xué de jiān hù zhě。 　　(Wise) Charles V (Charles V le Sage, 1337 年 1 月 21 日 -1 381 years on September 16) Valois kings of France (reigned 1364 -1 381). He reversed the war situation in the first phase of the Hundred Years War, to France to recovery. 　　Charles John II (good) son. 1356 British prisoners in the Battle of Poitiers, his father John II, Charles V became regent countries. He proved far more competent than his father. 　　John II, to raise to pay the ransom must be released, Charles has been suspended for many years to re-convene the Estates General; but in its demand for payment of the request was refused, he in turn 3 meeting to disperse. March 1357 at the strong request of the parties, held three meetings Charlie again, and issued the "Great Royal Decree in March," enlarged powers. However, the implementation of this decree is not final. 1358, Charles Etienne Marseille in the business-led uprising of the people were driven out of Paris. 　　Charles V appointed Regent when the next big wave of uprising is Zhake Lei movement. He relied on his father's old enemy John II, King of Navarre the forces of evil Charles suppressed the uprising. 　　Charles V of reform should not be overestimated, it is mainly through the use of limited resources and focus to achieve people's lives worse. Charles died in various conflicts will burst forth together, resulting in Henry V in 1420 and has captured more than half of France. 　　Charles V was the guardian of the University of Paris. << qiányījūnzhù: yuē hàn 'èr shì wǎ lú wǎ wáng cháochá lǐ wǔ shì Charles V le Sage (1364nián～1381nián) hòuyījūnzhù >>: chá lǐ liù shì

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