Brignais

Brignais is a cooperative of the Rhone department in eastern France. Amid the hundred years war, was the scene of the Battle of Brignais in april 1362 between the illustrious armed force of John II and an amalgamation of hired soldier organizations Tard-Venus. These hired soldiers had been made jobless after the Treaty of Bretigny in 1360 and consequent time of harmony among England and France spreading over 1360-1369. They had framed a free organization, one of numerous that plundered a lot of focal and southern France.

The fight enduring two days, prompted a devastating defeat of the regal armed force with the death and catch of a considerable lot of the senior commanders. The site of the fight is still called the Chemin des Tard-Venus. In 2013, the region had 11,429 residents. The advancement of the quantity of occupants is known all through the populace censuses did in the town since 1793. From the 21st century, censuses of districts with in excess of 10,000 occupants are held yearly because of an example review, not at all like different urban areas that have a genuine registration each five.