KnowraTreaty of BrétignyLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to Treaty of Brétigny, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 3Related 11Compared with 1Charles V of FranceRelated: Charles’s military recovery overturned many territorial losses formalized by this treaty.Duchy of AquitaineRelated: It briefly altered Aquitaine’s boundaries without resolving the sovereignty dispute.Battle of PoitiersRelated: The treaty addressed the ransom and territorial consequences of John II’s capture.Bertrand du GuesclinRelated: Its territorial settlement shaped the conflicts Du Guesclin later fought to undo.Edward the Black PrinceRelated: Its territorial settlement shaped Edward’s later rule in Aquitaine.Charles IV of FranceRelated: It later addressed the territorial and dynastic conflict that followed Charles's succession crisis.John II of FranceRelated: The treaty secured John’s release by imposing territorial concessions on France.Charles II of NavarreRelated: Its settlement rearranged French territories in which Charles had pursued influence.Battle of AurayRelated: Its truce helped create the conditions for English forces to serve in Brittany.John ChandosRelated: The settlement shaped the English territorial order Chandos helped administer and defend.Jean III de GraillyRelated: The treaty framed the shifting territorial settlement during Jean’s military career.