Treaty of Lyon (1504)

Target entity: Treaty of Lyon (1504)
Context triple: [Italian War of 1499–1504, significantEvent, Treaty of Lyon (1504)]

• A. Treaty of Lyon
  The Treaty of Lyon was a 1601 peace agreement between France and Savoy that ended their conflict and significantly reshaped their territorial boundaries in the western Alps.
• B. Treaty of Blois (1504)
  The Treaty of Blois (1504) was a diplomatic agreement in which France, under Louis XII, redefined its Italian and dynastic ambitions through marriage and territorial arrangements with rival European powers.
• C. Treaty of Picquigny (1475)
  The Treaty of Picquigny (1475) was an agreement between England’s Edward IV and France’s Louis XI that effectively ended the Hundred Years’ War by securing peace in exchange for a French pension to the English king.
• D. Treaty of Ancenis (1468)
  The Treaty of Ancenis (1468) was a political agreement in late medieval France that curtailed the independence of Francis II, Duke of Brittany, by forcing him to submit to the authority of King Louis XI.
• E. Treaty of Ribemont
  The Treaty of Ribemont was a 9th-century agreement that further adjusted the territorial divisions of the Carolingian Empire among its rulers following the earlier partitions established by the Treaty of Verdun.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Treaty of Lyon (1504)
Target entity description: The Treaty of Lyon (1504) was a peace agreement between France and Spain that ended their conflict over control of southern Italy, notably dividing territories such as Naples between them.

• A. Treaty of Lyon
  The Treaty of Lyon was a 1601 peace agreement between France and Savoy that ended their conflict and significantly reshaped their territorial boundaries in the western Alps.
• B. Treaty of Blois (1504)
  The Treaty of Blois (1504) was a diplomatic agreement in which France, under Louis XII, redefined its Italian and dynastic ambitions through marriage and territorial arrangements with rival European powers.
• C. Treaty of Picquigny (1475)
  The Treaty of Picquigny (1475) was an agreement between England’s Edward IV and France’s Louis XI that effectively ended the Hundred Years’ War by securing peace in exchange for a French pension to the English king.
• D. Treaty of Ancenis (1468)
  The Treaty of Ancenis (1468) was a political agreement in late medieval France that curtailed the independence of Francis II, Duke of Brittany, by forcing him to submit to the authority of King Louis XI.
• E. Treaty of Ribemont
  The Treaty of Ribemont was a 9th-century agreement that further adjusted the territorial divisions of the Carolingian Empire among its rulers following the earlier partitions established by the Treaty of Verdun.
• F. None of above. chosen