Treaty of Mantes
This treaty was signed the February 22nd 1354 with Mantes by Jean II of France and Charles II of Navarre.
By this treaty, Charles II the Bad one, king de Navarre agreed to lose Asnières-on-Oise, Pontoise and Beaumont. N the other hand it accepted the county of Beaumont-the-Roger, the castles of Breteuil, Conches and of Pont-Audemer, the field of the Cotentin with the town of Cherbourg, the Viscounts of Carentan, Coutances and Valognes in Normandy. This treaty also gave him the permission to hold each year a chess-board, prerogative ducal and especially the businesses could not be judged in call to Paris any more! Moreover this treaty gave him the insurance to quickly perceive the dowry of his wife Jeanne de France (1343-1373), dowry which rose with 60.000 sums of money gold.
When this treaty is studied, one realizes that the king of Navarre was largely gaining, in spite of the loss of the châtellenies Vexin and Île-de-France, this treaty was for Charles II of very advantageous Navarre.
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