Il regno scomparso. Quando la Borgogna sfidò l'Europa

Van Loo's detailed recounting made me wonder what drew him to highlight this particular dynasty's influence over European politics.

The intricate marriage diplomacy and shifting loyalties seemed very relevant even today. How did the author make these medieval strategies resonate so clearly?

The narrative weaves through battles, diplomacy, and personalities—what might have guided his choices in framing the story this way?