Battle of Auray

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The Battle of Auray was a decisive 1364 engagement in Brittany during the Hundred Years’ War that ended the War of the Breton Succession by securing the duchy for John IV of Montfort.

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instanceOf battle
medieval battle
aftermath Treaty of Guérande (1365) NERFINISHED
belligerent Blois–Penthièvre faction NERFINISHED
Kingdom of England
Kingdom of France
Montfortist faction NERFINISHED
campaign Montfortist campaign to secure Brittany
casualties heavy on both sides
combatantSide Anglo-Montfortist army
Franco-Blois army NERFINISHED
commander Bertrand du Guesclin NERFINISHED
Charles of Blois NERFINISHED
John Chandos NERFINISHED
John IV of Montfort NERFINISHED
conflict War of the Breton Succession NERFINISHED
consequence French crown acknowledged Montfortist control of Brittany
John IV of Montfort recognized as Duke of Brittany
date 29 September 1364
era Hundred Years' War period NERFINISHED
geographicalContext near the town of Auray in southern Brittany
killedPerson Charles of Blois NERFINISHED
locatedIn Brittany
Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
militaryTactic pitched battle
notableParticipant Bertrand du Guesclin NERFINISHED
Charles of Blois NERFINISHED
John Chandos NERFINISHED
John IV of Montfort NERFINISHED
partOf Hundred Years' War NERFINISHED
War of the Breton Succession NERFINISHED
place Auray NERFINISHED
precededBy Battle of Mauron NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Treaty of Guérande (1365) NERFINISHED
result decisive Montfortist victory
duchy of Brittany secured for John IV of Montfort
end of the War of the Breton Succession
significance decisive engagement in the War of the Breton Succession
helped shape the balance of power between England and France in Brittany
weaponType longbow
medieval melee weapons
year 1364

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