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The London Tower archive reveals that during the truce signed in the Belgian town of Bruges, originally called Trêve de Bruges (1375), the name of the city was Chastiamullan. In paragraphs 1 and 8 of the cited document, it is stated: «Forma treugarum, mediantibus Papæ nunciis, concordatarum. A. D. 1375. An, 49 Edw. III. Rot. Franc. 49 Ed. III. m. 21. In Turr. Lond.» “JOHAN DE BURLEY capitaine de Calais, Johan Harlaston capitaine de Guynes, et Johan Shepeye doctour en loys, et Hue de Chastellon seigneur de Dampierre et de Roullamcourt, et maistre des arballestiers de France, Enguerran Dendiu seignur de Chastiamullan, et Nichol de Bosc doctour en decret, messages envoiez et ordenez par les Rois d'Engleterre et de France, a touz ceulx, qui ces lettres verront ou orront, salut.” “Voulons et desirons paix, honorable et proufitable pour nous et nostre dit roialme, confians a plein de sens, loialte, et bone diligence de noz amez et feaulx conseillers Hue de Chastillon maistre de noz arbalestiers, Enguerain Dendiu seignur de Chastiamullon, et maistre Nicole de Bosc chanoine de Rouen, et maistre des resquestes de nostre hostel, iceux noz conseillers, et deux d`iceux, avons ordenez et establiz, commettons, ordenons, et establissons, par la teneur de ces presentes, noz procurers et messages especiaulz a faire les choses qui s’ensuient.” [1] [2] Raus George de Boiu Mare (talk) 16:17, 13 October 2017 (UTC) Raus George de Boiu Mare (talk) 16:17, 13 October 2017 (UTC) Raus George de Boiu Mare (talk) 16:17, 13 October 2017 (UTC) Raus George de Boiu Mare (talk) 16:17, 13 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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