Editing Hook and Cod wars (section)

=== Trouble in Holland and Zeeland ===
In Holland and Zeeland the lieutenancy of William of Bavaria was not a success. After Emperor Louis died in October 1347, King Edward III and the Duke of Jülich again came up with their claims to William IV's estate, and allied with the new emperor. In the interior the nobility seized the opportunity to take up their feuds, and indeed it had just cause to be dissatisfied about how the lieutenant and his government favored some families. Soon anarchy and insubordination ruled in these counties. As a result, the finances got even further out of control.{{sfn|Blok|1923|p=323}}

The war against Utrecht also did not go well. On 20 July 1348 the truce ended. On 28 July a battle against Utrecht was lost near Eemnes, leading to the village getting re-attached to Utrecht. William of Bavaria's army then burned the village of [[Jutphaas]], while that of Utrecht burned and looted several Holland villages. The campaign ended with a truce till 11 November.{{sfn|Aurelius|De Hamer|2011|p=211r}}