Philip The Good was a Duke of Burgundy who ruled from 1419 to 1467. He was known for his political acumen and efforts to expand his territory, making Burgundy a powerful state in Europe. His reign was marked by significant cultural and economic development, as he supported the arts and trade. Philip was also a key figure in the Hundred Years' War, often navigating complex alliances. He played a crucial role in the politics of France and England, seeking to strengthen his position through marriages and diplomacy. His legacy includes the establishment of the Burgundian Netherlands.