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 | | At the beginning of 1364, after the failure of the negotiations of Évran, Montfort, with the assistance of John Chandos, came to attack Auray, which had been in the hands of Franco-Bretons since 1342. |
 | | To avoid being caught between the castle and the French Army, Montfort evacuated Auray and took a position facing the enemy, on the slope of the right bank of the river. |
 | | However, as John then paid homage to Charles V of France, rather than to his patron, Edward III of England (who claimed to be King of France), the French cause seems to have won in the end. |
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