Which regions were part of the Burgundian State?
Flanders and Brabant
Normandy and Brittany
Aquitaine and Gascony
Lorraine and Alsace
Answer
The Burgundian State included the thriving regions of Flanders and Brabant. These regions were major centers of trade and commerce, and their courtly culture set the fashion for European royal houses.
Unraveling the Mysteries of the Burgundian State: A Journey Through Time and Power
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