Charles VI’s 1392 Brittany campaign

Charles VI’s 1392 Brittany campaign is a named military episode in the book’s account of the reign of Charles VI. The evidence places it in Brittany in 1392, but does not give a narrative of the campaign itself.

Place in the King’s Reign

The chapter references group material on the campaign with material concerning Pierre de Craon, Olivier de Clisson, and the king’s madness. This establishes the campaign’s place among the political and military episodes covered in the chapter, without establishing a sequence or a direct connection among those subjects.

Carrouges in Brittany

The same reference list separately cites material on Jean de Carrouges in Brittany. It records his presence in the region, but does not specify his role in the campaign or establish that the cited material concerns the same events.

Scope of the Account

The evidence identifies the king, the year, and the region, but supplies no details of the campaign’s aims, participants beyond Charles VI, military actions, or outcome. Those particulars therefore remain unspecified here.