After a series of victories, the army of Charles VII surrounds Paris. Charles VII promises amnesty to the Parisians who supported the Burgundians and English. There was an uprising within the city against the English and Burgundians. Charles VII returns to Paris on November 12 1437, but remains only three weeks. He moves his residence and the court to the Châteaux of the Loire Valley. Succeeding monarchs chose to live in the Loire Valley and visited Paris only on special occasions.