Historical Events tagged with "peace"

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Peace of Ferrara Ends Lombard Wars

April 18th, 1428 596 years ago

The Peace of Ferrara was reached among the Republic of Venice, the Duchy of Milan, the Republic of Florence, and the House of Gonzaga, effectively ending hostilities following the second campaign of the Wars in Lombardy. This accord laid pivotal groundwork for stability among these powerful Italian states, helping secure conditions favorable for the flourishing of the Italian Renaissance.

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Hostilities Cease in Armagnac–Burgundian War

November 2nd, 1410 614 years ago

The Peace of Bicêtre marked a temporary cessation of hostilities between the Armagnacs and the Burgundians during the ongoing civil war in France. Negotiated at the Bicêtre, the peace treaty aimed to quell the violence that had been ravaging the region and create a more stable political environment. The agreement was driven by the need to address the growing tensions between the rival factions, which were deeply rooted in political ambitions and regional power struggles. It served as an important moment of compromise between the two groups that had been in conflict.

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Byzantine–Venetian Peace Treaty Established

April 4th, 1268 756 years ago

A peace treaty was concluded between Venetian envoys and Emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos of the Byzantine Empire. This five-year agreement aimed to secure trade advantages and military alliances, promoting peace after years of conflict. The negotiations were held in a favorable political climate, reflecting both powers' desire to stabilize relations and enhance economic opportunities in the Mediterranean. The treaty laid the groundwork for future cooperation.

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Regional Leaders Accept Æthelstan's Overlordship

July 12th, 927 1097 years ago

King Constantine II of Scotland, King Hywel Dda of Deheubarth, Ealdred of Bamburgh, and King Owain of the Cumbrians recognized King Æthelstan of England as their overlord. This historic agreement marked a significant moment in early medieval British politics, establishing a prolonged period of peace in the northern regions. By accepting Æthelstan's supremacy, the rulers sought stability and economic benefits, leading to cooperative trade and governance.

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Treaty of Bonn Between Frankish Kings

November 7th, 921 1103 years ago

The Treaty of Bonn was a significant agreement forged between Charles the Simple, the king of West Francia, and Henry the Fowler, the king of East Francia. This pact of friendship established mutual recognition of borders along the Rhine River, aiming to secure peace and prevent territorial disputes. Both monarchs sought stability in their realms, facilitating trade and governance in their respective kingdoms. The treaty was pivotal in shaping political relations in early medieval Europe.

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