Francis I and Charles V sign the Truce of Nice
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Short Note 
Francis I of France and Holy Roman Emperor Charles V sign the Truce
of Nice, which agrees to suspend hostilities between the two powers
for a decade. By the terms of the agreement, both countries retain
the conquests they have acquired in the war, meaning that the Duke
of Savoy loses all his territory except Nice. France regains Hesdin
and wins Mirandola, while the Swiss retain control of the Pays de
Vaud.