 The negotiations of Mary's marriage in France caused a new rift within the Hungarian nobility, because the Lackfis, Nicholas Zámbó and Nicholas Szécsi and other high officers, who had been appointed during Louis the Great's reign, continued to support Mary's fiancé, Sigismund, in accordance with Louis the Great's will.The queen mother replaced them with Nicholas Garai's supporters in August 1384.The prelates were also opposed to the French marriage, because the French supported Clement VII whom the Hungarian clergy considered an antipope.