The February Feud

The February Feud was a series of disputes which took place from February to April 1541, in "Calamity" Part Two from Brazilian's Varna series.
As the Third Italian War raged on between the Sancarlists (supported by Sardinia) and the Habsburgs (supported by Austria), the feud began with the Dutch invasion of Utrecht and Guelders to their north. As the two states were part of the Holy Roman Empire, this invasion triggered a response from the Bohemian emperor. Bohemia therefore declared war on the UDK, also because of the Austrian Archduke's support for the Dutch. This caught the attention of the French king, who at first agreed to mediate an agreement between Bohemia and the UDK to prevent a larger war. However, the month of March had arrived, and the Dutch had completed their invasion of Utrecht and Guelders, and were now entering Frisia. France therefore demanded that the Dutch give up all of their occupied territory, and that Austria ended their support for the Italic Habsburgs. These demands were vehemently opposed by both Austria and England, who was allied to the Dutch since their independence. Sensing the danger that was about to unfold, Burgundy brought an end to the crisis in April, by calling all of the involved leaders (except the Sardinians and Italics) to sign the Treaty of Dijon:
# The United Dutch Kingdom shall annex:
#* Utrecht
#* Guelders
#* Frisia
# The UDK shall pay reparations to Bohemia.
# France and Burgundy shall agree to protect the Holy Roman Empire in case of attack.
# France shall repay their debts to Austria.
# Austria shall withdraw all support for the Italic Habsburgs.
The treaty was signed on April 20th, 1541, but only to delay the inevitable conflict which would come 15 years later.