 In 1508, after a year-long stand-off, the crown launched an offensive to quell the Count's rebellion.Lerín was occupied, and a severe defeat inflicted on Louis.The count's defeat inaugurated a (short) period of peace and stability for the kingdom; the Courts of Navarre unanimously put an end to the Brotherhood of Navarre in early 1510 on the grounds that "regular justice is well established, which suffices to keep the kingdom in peace"; the Brotherhood, founded in 1488, aimed at a more effective implementation of justice and persecution of crime within Navarre.Relations between Ferdinand and King Louis XII improved after the former's marriage to Germaine of Foix.