KnowraTreaty of TroyesLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Treaty of Troyes, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 3Related 9Compared with 2Hundred Years' WarBroader topic: It attempted to settle the succession in England’s favor but was contested by the Dauphin’s supporters.Salic lawCompared with: Its succession settlement offered a rival route to the French crown through a daughter.Joan of ArcRelated: The treaty’s dynastic settlement formed the political crisis Joan sought to overturn.Battle of AgincourtRelated: Agincourt strengthened Henry’s position before this later settlement expanded English claims.Charles VII of FranceRelated: It formally denied Charles the succession claimed by his birth.Henry VI of EnglandRelated: It formed the basis of Henry VI’s claim to France.Treaty of BrétignyCompared with: Troyes pursued dynastic succession, while Brétigny exchanged Edward III’s crown claim for land.Henry V of EnglandRelated: The treaty converted military gains into a formal claim to the French succession.House of ValoisBroader topic: It threatened to displace the Valois succession before Charles VII recovered the kingdom.Duchy of BrittanyRelated: Its terms linked the duchy’s succession to the wider Hundred Years’ War.Siege of OrléansRelated: The treaty sharpened the succession conflict that shaped the campaign for Orléans.Charles VI of FranceBroader topic: It converted military defeat and court faction into a formal transfer of succession.Armagnac–Burgundian Civil WarRelated: The Burgundian alliance with England helped isolate the Armagnac-supported dauphin.Battle of FormignyRelated: Its dynastic settlement underpinned English claims to France during the war.