One of its signers believed her son was involved in a plot to murder John the Fearless, the former duke of Burgundy, and that he would not live long enough to rule because five sons before him had all died.  Though Philip the Good signed it, entering into an alliance with England, he was also party to the Congress of Arras, whose decisions nullified it.  It was only effective for two years, as two of the rulers involved suddenly died.  Clerics claimed it was illegal, citing Salic law, and Charles VII denounced it, leading the Armagnacs back into war.  FTP, name this 1420 treaty which attempted
One of its signers believed her son was involved in a plot to murder John the Fearless, the former duke of Burgundy, and that he would not live long enough to rule because five sons before him had all died.  Though Philip the Good signed it, entering into an alliance with England, he was also party to the Congress of Arras, whose decisions nullified it.  It was only effective for two years, as two of the rulers involved suddenly died.  Clerics claimed it was illegal, citing Salic law, and Charles VII denounced it, leading the Armagnacs back into war.  FTP, name this 1420 treaty which attempted to end the Hundred Years' War, and established Henry V as the heir to the French throne.
One of its signers believed her son was involved in a plot to murder John the Fearless, the former duke of Burgundy, and that he would not live long enough to rule because five sons before him had all died.  
Treaty of Troyes