Saint-Denis, Guy de Monceau, accept the arbitration of the cardinal of Laon in the proceedings against the bishop of Paris, locked in the prison of the abbey. On 1 November 1388 Charles VI attended the All Saints' Day mass in Reims. He stopped in Champagne after returning from an expedition against the Duke of Guelders, an ally of the English. On November 3, a large meeting of the council was held in the episcopal palace of Reims. The cardinal of Laon, Peirre Aycelin Montaigut, former advisor to Charles V, was the one to take the matter to the table. After him, the archbishop of Reims and his warlords decided that the young ruler was capable of governing France. Notes References Attribution This article is based on the translation of the corresponding article of the French Wikipedia. A List of contributors can be found there at the History section. 1320s births 1388 deaths 14th-century French cardinals Bishops of Nevers Bishops of Laon French Benedictines 14th-century peers of France