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Treaty of Conflans
On 23 October 1465, Louis XI concluded a peace at Conflans-Sainte-Honorine with the League of the Public Weal, ceding Normandy and restoring privileg…
Timeline
- 1465Conflans-Sainte-Honorine · Île-de-FranceLouis XI formally concluded a treaty with the leaders of the League of the Public Weal at Conflans on the Seine: the king confirmed the grant of Normandy to his brother Charles, Duke of Berry, restored several confiscated fiefs, and promised not to arbitrarily replace local officials; the League in turn recognized royal authority and lifted the siege of Paris.
- 1465–1467France · FranceIn the short term after the peace was signed, the situation eased, but Louis XI, by sowing discord within the League, provoking conflicts among the magnates, and exploiting opportunities such as the early death of Charles (Duke of Berry), gradually recovered Normandy and other concessions in the mid-to-late 1460s, strengthening royal power once again.
Sources
- Treaty of Conflans (1465) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Conflans
- Histoire de France: Louis XI et la Ligue du Bien public