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Peace

France · Warfare / Hundred Years War. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

7Records
1347–1453Date range
4Named people
4Places

Chronological records

1347

Philip VI28 September 1347

Warfare / Hundred Years War

Signs a truce with Edward III

1357

Philip IV22 March 1357

Bordeaux · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Signs a 2 year truce at Bordeaux

1392

Charles VI1392

Amiens · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Receives an English deputation led by John of Gaunt to discuss peace

1396

Charles VI1396

Paris · Warfare / Hundred Years War

The Peace of Paris lasts for 30 years. Richard II & Charles VI agree peace. England keeps Calais & part of Gascony. Charles agrees to support Richard if he is attacked by an aggressor

1434

Philipe the Good Burgundy, 2nd1434

Warfare / Hundred Years War

Philipe the Good cals for a truce

1435

Philipe the Good Burgundy, 2nd25 September 1435

Arras · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Breaks the Treaty of Troyes & makes a separate peace with the French

1453

Charles VI25 December 1453

Paris · Warfare / Hundred Years War

A peace Treaty is signed between England & France

Names involved

Charles VIPhilip IVPhilip VIPhilipe the Good Burgundy, 2nd

Provenance

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