Art historian Anne D. Hedeman analyzed the “memory images” of a “mirror of princes” written for this ruler, the Dialogues of Pierre Salmon. After new taxes imposed by his dukes sparked the Harelle revolt, this ruler appointed “the Butcher” (-5[1])Olivier V and seven other “marmousets” as his privy council. The chapter “Danse Macabre” of Barbara Tuchman’s The Distant Mirror details an event in which this ruler’s brother accidentally set fire to four dancers, (15[1])known as the “Ball of the Burning Men.” This ruler’s wife Isabeau of Bavaria attempted to mediate the (*) Armagnac-Burgundian Civil War during this ruler’s reign. This ruler, who suffered from the delusion that he was made of glass, died shortly after signing the Treaty of Troyes with Henry V. For 10 points, name this French king, whose son of the same name ended the Hundred Years’ War with the support of Joan of Arc. ■END■