Historical Events tagged with "philip the good"

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Politics & Government

Burgundy Shifts Allegiance in the Hundred Years' War

September 21st, 1435 589 years ago

The Treaty of Arras, finalized on September 21, 1435, led to a notable realignment of allegiances during the Hundred Years' War. Significantly, Philip the Good, the Duke of Burgundy, officially broke ties with England, aligning his province with France. This shift was facilitated by the negotiation efforts of French King Charles VII and marks a turning point in the conflict, influencing the balance of power in Northern France. The treaty aimed to stabilize the region and assert French authority amidst ongoing English invasions.

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