French Armagnac faction

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The French Armagnac faction was a powerful political and military party in early 15th-century France, aligned with the royalist cause and opposed to the Burgundians during the Hundred Years’ War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military faction
political faction
activeInPeriod early 15th century
associatedDynasty House of Valois
associatedWithEvent assassination of John the Fearless in 1419 (as beneficiaries/opponents)
baseOfSupport French royal court
Paris (intermittently)
conflictType civil war faction
country Kingdom of France
dissolutionCause decline after reconciliation between Charles VII and the Burgundians (Treaty of Arras, 1435)
enemy John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy
linked to: John the Fearless
geographicScope northern France
southwestern France (Armagnac region)
linked to: southwestern France

Île-de-France NERFINISHED
historicalContext internal French civil war during the Hundred Years’ War
historicalRegion medieval France
ideology support for strong royal authority
involvedInEvent Armagnac–Burgundian Civil War
Burgundian capture of Paris in 1418
Parisian civil conflicts of the 1410s
language Old French
leader Bernard VII, Count of Armagnac NERFINISHED
militaryRole fielded armies against Burgundian and English forces
namedAfter Bernard VII, Count of Armagnac NERFINISHED
House of Armagnac
notableOpponent Burgundian–English alliance
opposedPolicyOf Burgundian alliance with England
opposedTo Burgundian faction
Dukes of Burgundy
partOfConflict Hundred Years’ War
linked to: Hundred Years' War
politicalAlignment royalist
politicalGoal preservation of Valois monarchy in France
region Armagnac (Gascony)
linked to: Armagnac
religion Roman Catholicism
rivalFaction Burgundian party in France
roleInGovernment controlled royal government during parts of Charles VI’s reign
socialBase high nobility loyal to the Valois crown
royalist urban elites
supportedClaimant Charles VI of France
Dauphin Charles (later Charles VII of France)
supportedPolicy continuation of war against England
timeOfProminence c. 1410–1430s
usedAsTermFor royalist party opposed to Burgundians in early 15th-century France

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Battle of Agincourt opponentOf French Armagnac faction
Treaty of Troyes weakenedFaction Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction
John the Fearless opponent Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction
Jean d’Orléans, Count of Dunois allegiance Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction
Arthur de Richemont alliedWith Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction
Henry V of England opposedBy Armagnac faction in France
subject linked to: King Henry V
linked to: French Armagnac faction
Armagnac–Burgundian Civil War mainBelligerent Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction
Armagnac–Burgundian Civil War opposedBy Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction
Louis I, Duke of Orléans associatedWith Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction
Siege of Compiègne belligerent Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction
Charles d'Albret allegiance Armagnac faction
linked to: French Armagnac faction