Treaty of Angers (1593)

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The Treaty of Angers (1593) was an agreement that helped end the French Wars of Religion by reconciling the Catholic League with King Henry IV of France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical treaty
peace treaty
conflict French Wars of Religion
country Kingdom of France
countryOfLocation France
effect helped end the French Wars of Religion
followedBy further pacification of the French Wars of Religion
hasSubject Catholic–Protestant relations in France
religious conflict in France
language French
location Angers
namedAfter Angers
participant French Crown
leaders of the Catholic League
purpose reconciliation of the Catholic League with Henry IV of France
result political accommodation between royalists and the Catholic League
signatory Catholic League
Henry IV of France
significantFor consolidation of Henry IV’s authority in France
timePeriod late 16th century

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Charles of Lorraine, Duke of Mayenne signed Treaty of Angers (1593)
subject linked to: Duke of Mayenne