00:00The Battle of Andriano, which took place on June 21, 1529, during the War of the League of Cognac,
00:05One of the Italian wars sounded the death knell for the ambitions of Francis I in Milan.
00:09As for his opponent, Charles I of Spain, who had been elected emperor under the name of Charles V, but
00:15had not yet been crowned by the Pope,
00:17He was able to obtain his consecration in Bologna between February 22nd and 24th, 1530, thanks to this victory and
00:23to the concessions wrested from France by the humiliating Treaty of Barcelona, June 29, 1529.
00:28This defeat led to the signing of the Peace of Cambrai, August 5, 1529.
00:33The main cause of the French defeat was the defection of the Genoese captain Andrea Doria, who went into the service of the Genoese.
00:39imperial forces, and the failure of the siege of Naples, 1528,
00:42a consequence of the plague, which among others claimed the lives of the French commanders Lautrec and Navarro.
00:47The battle took place at Andriano, a small town in Lombardy near Pavia, where in 1525 Francis I had
00:54already suffered a crushing defeat.
00:55The decisive event here was the interception of the French relief army, commanded by the Count of Saint-Paul,
01:01by the imperial army of Antonio de Leyva.
01:03Hostilities resumed.
01:05The imperial army, freed by the intervention of Philibert of Chalon, Prince of Orange, turned against a Florentine republic
01:11isolated.
01:11The imperial army, liberated by the imperial army of Anriano d'Automère.
01:11The Imperial Army, liberated by the Imperial Army, the experimental army of the University of Chalon.
01:12The imperial army, freed by the imperial army from a feather of the army at one of the points.
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