Politics & Government

Hostilities Cease in Armagnac–Burgundian War

The Peace of Bicêtre marked a temporary cessation of hostilities between the Armagnacs and the Burgundians during the ongoing civil war in France. Negotiated at the Bicêtre, the peace treaty aimed to quell the violence that had been ravaging the region and create a more stable political environment. The agreement was driven by the need to address the growing tensions between the rival factions, which were deeply rooted in political ambitions and regional power struggles. It served as an important moment of compromise between the two groups that had been in conflict.

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