Making the history of the last Capetian dukes of Burgundy (1272-1361): sources, issues and methods.

Summary Most studies of the dukes of Burgundy have largely neglected the Capetians. The objective is to consider the government of the last four dukes of this dynasty - from Robert II (1272-1306) to Philippe de Rouvres (1349-1361) - based on the evolution of documentary practices. By drawing up a panorama of the sources preserved in Dijon, in particular in the Archives Départementales de la Côte-d'Or, the aim will be to grasp the changes and influences on government practices in the field of administration, accounting and archives.