This event, which was eventually suppressed by Charles the Bad, was coordinated by Guillame Cale and saw outbreaks of violence against nobles at Rouen and Rheims.
One of the chroniclers of this event recorded that its participants shouted "Shame have he that cloth not his power to destroy all the gentleman of the realm" and tells of how some women were made to watch their husbands roast on a spit and then were forced to eat them. After the initial outbreak of this event, reinforcements were called in from Hainault, Hesbaye and Brabant. This event was brought to an end by a battle, which was preceded by this event's leader foolishly deciding to attend a peace talk at enemy's camp and saw a secondary engagement at Meaux. Prior to the Battle of Mello, the aforementioned leader gained support of a figure, who was feuding the future Charles V, Etienne Marcel. This event, which was eventually suppressed by Charles the Bad, was coordinated by Guillame Cale and saw outbreaks of violence against nobles at Rouen and Rheims. For ten points, name this 1358 French rebellion named for the type of tunics worn by peasants.
One of the chroniclers of this event recorded that its participants shouted "Shame have he that cloth not his power to destroy all the gentleman of the realm" and tells of how some women were made to watch their husbands roast on a spit and then were forced to eat them.
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