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Which burgundian territories did Louis XI seize, including Burgundy itself?
Picardy
Normandy
Gascony
Alsace
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Picardy was a region of northern France, that was part of the Burgundian state from the 14th century. Louis XI of France seized Picardy in 1477, after the death of Charles the Bold, the last Duke of Burgundy. The region was later incorporated into the French state.
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