Peace was negotiated through the mediation of the Constable de Richemont and the Count of Étampes. The siege of Pouancé was raised in around 22 February. At the request of John V, the Duke of Alençon liberated Jean de Malestroit and all the English and Breton prisoners, pledged to deliver the place of La Guerche on bail and to pay a fine of 50,000 pounds of damages. The Duke of Brittany undertook, on his side, to return La Guerche to his nephew a year later and to pay the rest of the dowry of the Duchess of Alençon, or 15,000 pounds. He also had to compensate the English, "very mortified for this accommodation on which they had not been consulted." This page is a translation of