CHARLES VII (1403-1461); son of Charles VI. Disowned by his father with the consent of the mother Isabella of Bavaria in the Treaty of Troyes in 1420 (for reasons of dynastic intrigues that were supposed to bring the throne of France to Lancaster and ending the war with the British); did not accept the terms of the Treaty; he believed he had been extorted from the sovereign advantage of his insanity; and at his death he laid claim to the throne; determined to drive the English; He was aided in the enterprise by Joan of Arc; the Maid of Orleans. Under his reign he had finally end the Hundred Years War. Portrait with particular hat he wears in the painting by Jean fouquet. Colored lithograph; nineteenth century France