Duchy of Luxembourg no longer under House of Luxembourg's control.

The House of Luxembourg's control over the Duchy of Luxembourg ended during a conflict initiated by Duke Philip the Good of Burgundy. The House of Luxembourg, which had once held considerable power and prestige, faced various internal and external challenges. Financial strains and political instability had weakened their hold over the duchy, setting the stage for their loss of control. Duke Philip, seeking to expand his territories and assert influence over the region, launched a military campaign against the Duchy of Luxembourg. His well-organized and formidable Burgundian forces managed to swiftly overpower the defenders of Luxembourg. The military superiority and strategic acumen of Philip's troops led to the capture of key fortifications, including the city of Luxembourg, which was the duchy's administrative and economic center. The fall of Luxembourg to Burgundian forces marked a significant shift in the balance of power in the region. With the annexation of Luxembourg, Philip the Good further solidified his control over the Low Countries, expanding Burgundian influence and setting the stage for future political and economic developments under Burgundian rule. The local nobility and population were now subject to Burgundian administration, which instituted new governance practices and integrated Luxembourg into their broader network of territories. This event had lasting repercussions for the House of Luxembourg. It marked the decline of their political influence and heralded a period of Burgundian dominance in the region. The absorption of Luxembourg into the Burgundian realm contributed to the intricate tapestry of European political alliances and conflicts during this era. #MoofLife #HouseofLuxembourg #DuchyofLuxembourg #BurgundianExpansion #EuropeanHistory #PoliticalChange