Peace of Colombiers (Villandry) in 1189

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The Peace of Colombiers (Villandry) in 1189 was a medieval treaty concluded at the site of today’s Château de Villandry that helped settle regional conflicts in western France near the end of Henry II of England’s reign.

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instanceOf historical event
medieval peace treaty
aimedTo settle regional conflicts in western France
chronologicallyNearEndOfReignOf Henry II of England
concludedDuringReignOf Henry II of England
hasAlternativeName Peace of Colombiers
Treaty of Colombiers
hasCentury 12th century
hasContext Anglo-French conflicts in western France
hasCountry France
hasDate 1189
hasLanguage Latin
hasLocation Colombiers
site of present-day Château de Villandry
hasOutcome temporary stabilization of regional situation in western France
hasParty French regional powers in western France
King of England
hasRegion western France
linked to: Western France
hasSiteNowKnownAs Château de Villandry
hasTopic feudal allegiances
territorial disputes
isRelatedTo Angevin Empire
Capetian–Plantagenet rivalry
precedes death of Henry II of England
tookPlaceNear Tours

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Château de Villandry hasHistoricalEvent Peace of Colombiers (Villandry) in 1189