What is the significance of the victory of Louis XI over Charles the Bold?

After the bold Duke of Burgundy died in 1477 in the battle with the Swiss at Nancy, the strengthening of royal power was no longer threatened.

King Louis 11 of France, supported by most cities, became the absolute monarch in the state. Charles the Bold was the most notable and influential of the opponents of strengthening the power of the king. The struggle between Charles the Bold and Louis 11 lasted more than a dozen years. If Karl had won, then perhaps the strengthening of central power in France would have dragged on for many years.