Charles the Good

Charles the Good, also known as Charles of Flanders, was a medieval nobleman born in 1083 and died in 1127. He was the Count of Flanders and is remembered for his commitment to justice and the welfare of his people. His reign was marked by efforts to improve agriculture and trade, promoting economic stability. Charles was also known for his piety and support of the Church. Tragically, he was assassinated, which stirred unrest and led to significant political changes in the region. His legacy is that of a ruler who prioritized the common good over personal power.