The slow pace of the allied army…

May 1411 CE

The slow pace of the allied army leads the Florentines and Sienese to accept peace with Ladislaus, which he buys by renouncing some of his Tuscan conquests.

Louis continues the struggle: his army, led by Muzio Attendolo, crushes the Neapolitan army at Roccasecca on May 19, 1411.

He is unable to exploit this success, as he cannot breach the defensive line that Ladislaus has set up at San Germano.

Louis soon returns to Rome and Provence, where he will die six years later.

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Roccasecca Lazio Italy View →

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Antipope Alexander V View → Antipope Benedict XIII View → Antipope John XXIII View → Braccio da Montone View → Carlo I Malatesta View → Iacopo II Appiani View → Joanna II of Naples View → Ladislaus of Naples View → Louis II of Naples View → Muzio Sforza View → Paolo Guinigi View → Pope Gregory XII View → Sigismund View →

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