Historical Events tagged with "1411"

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Politics & Government

Treaty Concludes Ottoman-Venetian Conflict

September 3rd, 1411 613 years ago

The Treaty of Selymbria marked the conclusion of hostilities between the Ottoman Empire and the Republic of Venice, ending the rivalry over trade routes and territorial control in the Aegean region. Negotiated by diplomats from both sides, the treaty established terms for trade and territorial boundaries, promoting a period of relative peace. The agreement emphasized mutual respect for sovereignty and commercial interests, setting the stage for future relations.

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Military & Warfare

Zheng He's Grand Return with Sinhalese King

July 6th, 1411 613 years ago

Admiral Zheng He returned to Nanjing after his third treasure voyage. During this journey, he captured the Sinhalese king, who was a significant figure in the Ming–Kotte War. Zheng He presented the captured king to the Yongle Emperor, highlighting China's maritime power and solidifying diplomatic relations.

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Politics & Government

Treaty Marks End of Polish-Teutonic Conflict

February 1st, 1411 614 years ago

The First Peace of Thorn was established between the Kingdom of Poland and the Monastic State of the Teutonic Knights, effectively concluding the conflict known as the Polish-Teutonic War. Signed in the city of Thorn, this treaty resulted in significant territorial changes, with Poland gaining important lands such as Pomerelia. Both sides aimed to solidify peace after years of strife, with John I Albert representing Poland and Grand Master Heinrich von Plauen for the Knights. The agreement fostered a period of relative stability in the region.

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