Where did Louis XI flee to after being banished by his father?
Burgundy
Dauphiné
Paris
Normandy
Answer
Louis XI was the second son of Charles VII, King of France. In 1446, Charles VII banished Louis XI from the court. Louis XI fled to Burgundy, where he was given asylum by Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy.
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