Two knights returning from Lithuanian crusades, Gaston Phebus and Captal de Buchand, inflicted a decisive defeat on this movement by relieving the siege of Meaux where a number of notable ladies were hiding. Amiens and Rouen 
Two knights returning from Lithuanian crusades, Gaston Phebus and Captal de Buchand, inflicted a decisive defeat on this movement by relieving the siege of Meaux where a number of notable ladies were hiding. Amiens and Rouen were two sites that received speedy royal pardons after it concluded, thanks in part to their loyalty to the Navarre family. A one-sided battle at Mello crushed its organized military wing after its main leader, Guillame Cale, was murdered at a parlay with Charles the Bad and the Mayor of Paris, Etienne Marcel, was killed for lending tacit support to it. This uprising was prompted by higher taxes levied on the lower estates to help pay for the ransom of John the Good. For 10 points, identify this 1358 peasant rebellion in France termed after a generic name given to French peasants.
Two knights returning from Lithuanian crusades, Gaston Phebus and Captal de Buchand, inflicted a decisive defeat on this movement by relieving the siege of Meaux where a number of notable ladies were hiding.
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