Editing Treaty of Belgrade (section)

==Treaty==
[[File:Banat03.png|thumb|240px|Political situation after the Treaty of Belgrade]]

After some further negotiations, the final peace treaty was concluded on 18 September. It was also signed in the Grand vizier's camp near Belgrade. By the Treaty of Belgrade, the Habsburgs agreed to cede three provinces to the Ottomans: the [[Banat of Craiova]] (modern [[Oltenia]]), the [[Kingdom of Serbia (1718–1739)|Kingdom of Serbia]] with Belgrade, and [[Ottoman Bosnia|Bosnian]] section of [[Posavina]]. All of those territories were previously gained for the Habsburg Monarchy by the [[Treaty of Passarowitz]] in 1718, and remained under Habsburg rule until 1739. New demarcation line, under the Treaty of Belgrade, was set at the rivers [[Sava (river)|Sava]] and [[Danube]].{{sfn|Ćirković|2004|p=154, 176}}{{sfn|Hochedlinger|2013|p=215-216}}{{sfn|Kurtaran|2018|p=169-192}} 

The Treaty of Belgrade effectively ended the existence of the Habsburg-held [[Kingdom of Serbia (1718–1739)|Kingdom of Serbia]], which had existed since 1718. Retreat of Habsburg forces was also followed by a major [[Migration of the Serbs (1737-1739)|Serbian migration]] from regions that were ceded to the Ottomans. Those Serbian territories would await the next [[Austro-Turkish War (1788–1791)|Habsburg-Ottoman war]] (1788–1791) to be again temporarily occupied by Habsburg forces in 1788-1789, with the help of [[Koča's Frontier|Serbian rebels]].{{sfn|Hupchick|2002|p=213}}

The treaty is also notable for being one of the last international treaties to be written in Latin.<ref>{{cite book |last1=Laugier |first1=Marc-Antoine |title=The History of the {{as written|Negoc|iations|obsolete form}} for the Peace Concluded at Belgrade September 18, 1739 |date=1770 |publisher=W. and J. Richardson |page=528}}</ref>