KnowraTreaty of Paris (1259)Linked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Treaty of Paris (1259), each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 10Narrower topic 1Angevin EmpireRelated: It formalized a later, reduced Plantagenet presence after the empire’s breakup.Philip II of FranceRelated: It formalized a later settlement of the Anglo-French rivalry intensified under Philip.NormandyRelated: It formalized the loss of mainland Normandy by the English crown.Treaty of BrétignyRelated: Its territorial bargain provides an earlier precedent for English renunciation of French claims.Duchy of AquitaineRelated: It formalized the English king’s status as a vassal for his continental lands.French royal domainRelated: It returned some territories to English vassalage while recognizing French overlordship elsewhere.Louis IX of FranceRelated: Louis returned lands to Henry while securing the English king’s recognition of French overlordship.Duchy of NormandyRelated: It formalized the English crown’s renunciation of its Norman claim.Channel IslandsRelated: Its settlement left the Channel Islands among the Norman lands retained by the English king.First Barons' WarNarrower topic: The war's French intervention belongs to the longer struggle over Plantagenet territories.Bailiwick of GuernseyRelated: It formalized the islands’ separation from mainland Normandy under the English Crown.