Terride's troops occupied the region and re-established the Catholic hierarchy. The following year, Jeanne d'Albret asked count Gabriel de Montgomery to form an army of resistance - the castle at Bellocq passed into Catholic hands.
Following Terride's military victory, Catholics re-established their influence in the region. In the following year, Jeanne d'Albret requested count Gabriel de Montgomery to form an opposition force, and the castle at Bellocq was eventually taken over by Catholics.