Philip the Good and the Burgundian Break…

1435 CE

Philip the Good and the Burgundian Break with England (1435)

In 1435, Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, decisively ended the longstanding Anglo-Burgundian alliance that had significantly shaped the course of the Hundred Years’ War. This rupture became explicit when Philip launched an assault on the English-held city of Calais, marking a dramatic reversal of his previous alliance commitments.

 

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Calais Nord-Pas-de-Calais France View →

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Charles VII of France View → Henry VI of England View → John of Lancaster View → Philip the Good View →

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Normandy, Duchy of View → Brittanny, Duchy of View → Burgundy, Duchy of View → Scotland, Kingdom of View → France, (Valois) Kingdom of View → England, (Plantagenet, Lancastrian) Kingdom of View →

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Hundred Years' War View → Anglo-Scottish Wars View → Armagnac-Burgundian Civil War View → Hundred Years' War: French Victory View →

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