Charles of Egmond was a nobleman from the 15th century, known for being the Duke of Guelders. He was born in 1467 and belonged to the House of Egmond, a prominent family in the region of Guelders. His reign was marked by conflicts with neighboring territories, particularly with the Duchy of Burgundy and the Holy Roman Empire. Charles was a significant figure in the political landscape of the Low Countries during his time. He sought to maintain the independence of his duchy and was involved in various alliances and wars. His efforts ultimately led to his capture in 1477, which significantly impacted the power dynamics in the region.