Auxerre
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 2
Chief town of the department of Yonne, France. It is supposed to be on the site of the ancient Auti iodorum , which was a flourishing town before the Roman invasion of Gaul. It succe fully resisted the Huns under Attila, was taken from the Romans by Clovis, and after his death became a part of the kingdom of Burgundy. The English took it in 1359, but it was retaken by Du Guesclin. It was finally united to the kingdom of France by Louis XI. John, “Sans Peur,” duke of Burgundy (reigned from 1404-19), caused the a a ination of Louis, duke of Orleans, in 1407, which gave rise to a civil war between the Burgundians and the dukes of Orleans and their allies, which was ended by the treaty of Auxerre, August 10, 1412.
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