It was temporarily ended by a peace where the king agreed to hold a Lit de Justice in Saint-Germain-en-Laye and which urged the sending away of Archduke Leopold, an agent of Philip IV, signed in Rueil.  
One leader in this conflict, along with his brother Frederic, the Duke of Bouillon, narrowly escaped arrest, while another man in this conflict, who had earlier returned victorious from another conflict's Battle of Lens, did get arrested during it. After his release, that man benefited from La Grande Mademoiselle's decision to fire on opposition troops under Turenne.  It was temporarily ended by a peace where the king agreed to hold a Lit de Justice in Saint-Germain-en-Laye and which urged the sending away of Archduke Leopold, an agent of Philip IV, signed in Rueil.  Broken into phases such as "of the Parlements" and "of the Princes", this conflict partially involving the Prince of Conde occurred during a larger war that was ended by the Peace of the Pyrenees.  A result of discontent over the regency of Anne of Austria and Cardinal Mazarin, for 10 points, give the name for these collective revolts early in the reign of Louis XIV, named for a type of sling.
One leader in this conflict, along with his brother Frederic, the Duke of Bouillon, narrowly escaped arrest, while another man in this conflict, who had earlier returned victorious from another conflict's Battle of Lens, did get arrested during it.
The {Fronde}s