second part of the Hundred Years' War, named after Charles V of France, who resumed the war nine years after the Treaty of Brétigny (signed 1360)
Documented facts
- Date
- 1369 (Julian) — 1389 (Julian)
- Precision
- Year
- Referenced location
- France
- Source coordinates
- 47.0000°, 2.0000°
- Part of
- Hundred Years' War
Referenced participants
- Kingdom of France ↗
- Duchy of Brittany ↗
- Crown of Castile ↗
- Kingdom of England ↗
- Kingdom of Navarre ↗
- Ghent ↗
Documented participation does not establish opposing sides. Alliances absent from the sources are not reconstructed.
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