Charles Orlando

Dauphin of France, French noble

Charles Orlando - Leaders & Politicians born October 11th, 1492
Born
Died

1495
530 years ago — 3 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Born in 1492, he became the Dauphin of France during a period marked by political instability. As the son of King Charles VIII and Anne of Brittany, he was expected to inherit the throne. His brief life was overshadowed by the political maneuvers of his family and the broader context of the French monarchy. A historic figure, he was involved in the royal court and was known for the challenges that came with his title. His early death at the age of 24 left a mark on the succession of the French crown.

Held the title of Dauphin of France

Son of King Charles VIII

Involvement in the French royal court

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