Liège Succumbs to Charles I of Burgundy’s Forces

Liège was besieged and sacked by Charles I of Burgundy’s troops due to a rebellion against his authority. This event marked a significant military action in the Burgundian Wars, showcasing Burgundy's power and the vulnerability of its territories. The citizens of Liège faced severe consequences, leading to a substantial loss of life and property which further solidified Burgundian control in the region. The brutal actions taken by Charles I aimed to quell dissent and reassert his dominance over the rebellious city-state.