Editing List of treaties (section)

==1500–1599==
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! Year
! Name
! Summary
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| 1500
| [[Treaty of Granada (1500)|Treaty of Granada]]
| King [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] agrees to support French claims over the [[Kingdom of Naples]].
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| 1501
| [[Treaty of Trente]]
| Austria recognises all French conquests in northern Italy.
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| 1502
| [[Treaty of Perpetual Peace (1502)|Treaty of Perpetual Peace]]
| Ends hostilities between England and Scotland; void in 1513.
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1504
| [[Italian War of 1499–1504|Treaty of Blois]]
| Temporarily halts the [[Italian Wars]].
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|| [[Italian War of 1499–1504|Treaty of Lyons]]
| [[Louis XII of France]] cedes [[Naples]] to [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]].
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|1506
|Treaty of Windsor [[Malus Intercursus|(Intercursus Malus)]]
|Arranged the return of the [[Edmund de la Pole, 3rd Duke of Suffolk|Duke of Suffolk]] to England from Burgundy and a marriage agreement between [[Henry VII of England|Henry VII]] and sister of [[Philip I of Castile|Philip, Duke of Burgundy]].
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| 1511
| [[War of the League of Cambrai|Treaty of Westminster]]
| Treaty of alliance between [[Henry VIII of England]] and [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] against France.
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| 1516
| [[Peace of Noyon]]
| Divides Italy between France and Spain.
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| 1516
| [[Treaty of Fribourg]]
| [[Perpetual Peace (1516)]] signed between the Old Swiss Confederacy and France.
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| 1517
| [[Treaty of Rouen (1517)|Treaty of Rouen]]
| Attempts to renew the Auld Alliance.
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| 1518
| [[Treaty of London (1518)|Treaty of London]]
| Establishes a non-aggression pact between France, England, Holy Roman Empire, the [[Papacy]], Spain, [[Duke of Burgundy|Burgundy]] and the Netherlands.
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| 1521
| [[Treaty of Bruges (1521)|Treaty of Bruges]]
| Treaty between England and the Holy Roman Empire during the Italian War of 1521–1526
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| 1522
| [[Treaty of Windsor 1522|Treaty of Windsor]]
| Between [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor]], and [[Henry VIII of England]]; its main clause was the invasion of France.
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|  rowspan="3" style="vertical-align:top;"|1524
| [[Treaty of Malmö]]
| Ends the [[Swedish War of Liberation]].
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|[[Treaty of Tordesillas (1524)|Treaty of Tordesillas]]
| Treaty between the Lord of Monaco and [[Habsburg Spain]].
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| [[Franco-Polish Alliance (1524)|Franco-Polish Alliance]]
|Alliance between the king of France [[Francis I of France|Francis I]] and the king of Poland [[Sigismund I the Old|Sigismund I]].
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1525
| [[Treaty of Kraków]]
| Ends the [[Polish–Teutonic War (1519–1521)|Polish–Teutonic War]].
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|| [[Treaty of the More]]
| Treaty between Henry VIII and the interim French government of Louise of Savoy.
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| rowspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1526
| [[Treaty of Hampton Court (1526)|Treaty of Hampton Court]]
| Establishes peace between France and England.
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|| [[Treaty of Madrid (1526)|Treaty of Madrid]]
| France relinquishes the [[Duchy of Burgundy]] and the [[Charolais (county)|Charolais]]; temporarily ends French interests in Italy.
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|| [[History of Geneva#High and Late Middle Ages|Alliance treaty between Geneva, Berne and Fribourg]]
| Ending effective Savoy dynasty rule over Geneva. Geneva became part of the Swiss confederation The treaty was concluded on February 20 and ratified on March 12, 1526
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|| [[Archibald Douglas, 6th Earl of Angus#Treaty of Berwick (1526)|Treaty of Berwick]]
| Three year peace agreement between Scotland and England.
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| 1527
| [[Treaty of Westminster (1527)|Treaty of Westminster]]
| Treaty of alliance between King [[Henry VIII of England]] and King [[Francis I of France]] against King [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|Charles V of Spain]].
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| 1528
| [[Treaty of Gorinchem]]
| Between [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor]], and [[Charles, Duke of Guelders|Duke Charles]] of [[Guelders]].
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| rowspan="4" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1529
| [[Treaty of Barcelona (1529)|Treaty of Barcelona]]
| Francis I, returns the [[Franche-Comté]] and promises to return the [[Duchy of Burgundy]].
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| [[Treaty of Cambrai]]
| Also known as the ''Paix des Dames'' (''Ladies' Peace'').
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| [[Treaty of Zaragoza (1529)|Treaty of Saragossa]]
| Specifies the anti-meridian line of demarcation between Spanish and Portuguese imperial territories.
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| [[Treaty of Grimnitz]]
| [[House of Hohenzollern]] and [[House of Pomerania]] agree on legal status and succession in the [[Duchy of Pomerania]]
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| 1533
| [[Treaty of Constantinople (1533)|Treaty of Constantinople]]
| Ends hostilities between the [[Ottoman Empire]] and the [[Archduchy of Austria]].
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| 1534
| [[Treaty of Bassein (1534)|Treaty of Bassein]]
| Sultan Bahadur of Gujarat cedes the Mumbai Islands and other territories to the Portuguese Empire.
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| 1537
| [[Treaty of Novgorod (1537)|Treaty of Novgorod]]
| Russo-Swedish truce
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| 1538
| [[Treaty of Nagyvárad]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Treaty of Várad''.</ref>
| Recognizes [[John Zápolya]] as the king of Hungary while [[Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor]] retains the western parts of the [[Royal Hungary|Hungarian Kingdom]].
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| 1541
| [[First Treaty of Brömsebro (1541)|First Treaty of Brömsebro]]
| Between [[Denmark–Norway]] and Sweden.
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1543
| [[Treaty of Greenwich]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Treaties of Greenwich''.</ref>
| Contains two agreements that attempts to unite the [[Kingdom of England]] with the [[Kingdom of Scotland]].
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| [[Treaty of Venlo]]
| [[Wilhelm, Duke of Jülich-Cleves-Berg|Duke Wilhelm]] of [[United Duchies of Jülich-Cleves-Berg|Jülich-Cleves-Berg]] cedes the territory of [[Guelders]] and the county of [[Zutphen]] to [[Holy Roman Emperor Charles V]].
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1544
| [[Treaty of Speyer (1544)|Treaty of Speyer]]
| Establishes peace between Denmark-Norway and the Holy Roman Empire.
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| [[Treaty of Crépy]]
| [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|Holy Roman Emperor Charles V]] relinquishes his claim to the [[Duchy of Burgundy]] and [[Francis I of France]] surrenders his claim to the [[Kingdom of Naples]].
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| 1550 
| [[Treaty of Boulogne]] 
| France paid England a ransom of 400,000 crowns and gained Boulogne
also agreed to remove all their remaining men from Scotland. March 28, 1550.
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| 1551
| [[Treaty of Weissenburg]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Treaty of Karlsburg''.</ref>
| Declares Archduke Ferdinand of Austria king of Hungary and [[Transylvania]].
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| rowspan="2"| 1552
| [[Peace of Passau]]
| [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor|Holy Roman Emperor Charles V]] guarantees [[Lutheran]] religious freedoms to Protestants.
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| [[Treaty of Chambord]]
| [[Maurice, Elector of Saxony|Maurice of Saxony]] cedes [[Toul]], [[Verdun]], and [[Metz]] to [[Henry II of France]].
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1555
| [[Peace of Augsburg]]
| Between [[Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor]], and the forces of the [[Schmalkaldic League]].
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|| [[Treaty of Amasya]]
| Ends the war between [[Ottoman Turkey]] and [[Safavid Persia]].
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| 1556
| [[Treaty of Vaucelles]]
|  King [[Henry II of France]] cedes [[Franche-Comté]] to King [[Philip II of Spain]].
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| rowspan="2" | 1557
| [[Treaty of Novgorod (1557)|Treaty of Novgorod]]
| Russia and Sweden, ended the [[Russo-Swedish War (1554–1557)]]
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| [[Treaty of Pozvol]]
| Livonia and Poland-Lithuania, triggered the [[Livonian War]]
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| rowspan="2" | 1559
| [[Peace of Cateau Cambrésis]]
| Ends the [[Italian Wars]].
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| [[Treaties of Vilna (1559 and 1561)|Treaty of Vilna]]
| [[Livonian War]]: Livonian–Polish–Lithuanian alliance
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| 1560
| [[Treaty of Edinburgh]]
| England, Scotland, France: concludes [[Siege of Leith]], attempts to end [[Auld Alliance]].
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| 1561
| [[Treaties of Vilna (1559 and 1561)|Treaty of Vilna]]
| [[Livonian War]]: Livonian Order subordinated to Poland-Lithuania
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| rowspan="3" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1562
| [[Edict of Saint-Germain]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Edict of January''.</ref>
| Recognizes the existence of French Protestants and guarantees them freedom of conscience and private worship.
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|| [[Treaty of Hampton Court (1562)|Treaty of Hampton Court]]
| Establishes military and economic ties between [[Elizabeth I of England|Queen Elizabeth I of England]] and Huguenot leader [[Louis I de Bourbon, prince de Condé|Louis I de Bourbon]].
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| [[Treaty of Mozhaysk]]
| [[Livonian War]], Russo-Danish mutual assurance of their claims in Livonia
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| 1563
| [[Edict of Amboise]]
| Ends the first phase of the [[French Wars of Religion]].
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| 1564
| [[Treaty of Dorpat]]
| [[Livonian War]], Russo-Swedish mutual assurance of their claims in Livonia
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| | 1564
| [[Treaty of Troyes (1564)|Treaty of Troyes]]
| The French gave [[Queen Elizabeth I]] 120,000 crowns in return for England to recognise French claim over Calais after losing it in [[Siege of Calais (1558)|1588]] and its failure to retake it in 1563. This treaty officially ended England's territory claim on mainland France.
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1568
| [[Peace of Longjumeau]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Treaty of Longjumeau'' or the ''Edict of Longjumeau''.</ref>
| Ends the second phase of the [[French Wars of Religion]]; confirms the [[Edict of Amboise]]; expires in August 1568.
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| [[Treaty of Roskilde (1568)]]
| peace between Lübeck, Denmark–Norway and Sweden during the [[Northern Seven Years' War]], not ratified
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| 1569
| [[Union of Lublin]]
| Unites the Kingdom of Poland and the [[Grand Duchy of Lithuania]] into a single state, the [[Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth]].
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1570
| [[Treaty of Stettin (1570)|Treaty of Stettin]]
| Ends the [[Northern Seven Years' War]].
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|| [[Peace of Saint-Germain-en-Laye]]
| Ends the third phase of the [[French Wars of Religion]].
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| 1572
| [[Treaty of Blois (1572)|Treaty of Blois]]
| [[Queen Elizabeth I of England]] and [[Catherine de' Medici]] of France establish an alliance against Spain.
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| 1573
| [[Edict of Boulogne]]
| Ends the fourth phase of the [[French Wars of Religion]]; gives Huguenots the right to worship in [[La Rochelle]], [[Montauban]], and [[Nîmes]].
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1576
| [[Edict of Beaulieu]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Edict of Beaulieu-les-Loches'' or the ''Peace of Monsieur''.</ref>
| Ends the fifth phase of the [[French Wars of Religion]]; [[Henry III of France]] gives the [[Huguenot]]s the right of public worship.
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| [[Pacification of Ghent]]
| Alliance of the provinces of the Netherlands against the Spanish.
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1577
| [[Treaty of Bergerac]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Edict of Poitiers''.</ref>
| Ends the sixth phase of the [[French Wars of Religion]]; [[Huguenots]] can practice their faith only in the suburbs of one town in each judicial district.
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|| [[Edict of 1577]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Perpetual Edict''.</ref>
| Provides for the removal of Spanish troops from the Netherlands; upholds [[Pacification of Ghent]].
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1579
| [[Treaty of Arras (1579)]]
| The members of the [[Union of Arras]] conclude a separate peace with Spain in the [[Eighty Years' War]].
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|| [[Union of Utrecht]]
| Unifies the northern states of the Netherlands.
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1580
| [[Treaty of Fleix]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Edict of Fleix'' and the ''Peace of Fleix''.</ref>
| Ends the seventh phase of the [[French Wars of Religion]]; recognizes previous treaties granting religious privileges to the [[Huguenots]].
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| [[Treaty of Plessis-les-Tours]]
| [[François, Duke of Anjou]] becomes sovereign of the [[Dutch Republic]].
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| 1582
| [[Peace of Jam Zapolski]]
| Ends the [[Livonian War]] between Poland and [[Tsardom of Russia|Russia]].
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| 1583
| [[Treaty of Plussa]]
| A truce between Russia and Sweden; ends the [[Livonian War]] (1558–1583).
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| 1584
| [[Treaty of Joinville]]
| Forms a Catholic alliance between the [[Catholic League (French)|French Catholic League]] and [[Habsburg]] Spain against Protestant forces such as [[Elizabeth I of England]].
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1585
| [[Treaty of Nemours]]
| Revokes previous concessions made to the [[Huguenots]]; instigates the [[War of the Three Henries]].
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|| [[Treaty of Nonsuch]]
| England assists Dutch in the [[Eighty Years' War]].
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| 1586
| [[Treaty of Berwick (1586)|Treaty of Berwick]]
| Agreement of amity between Queen [[Elizabeth I of England]] and King [[James VI of Scotland]].
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| 1590
| [[Treaty of Ferhat Paşa]]
| Ends the war between [[Ottoman Turkey]] and [[Safavid Persia]]. Turkish control on [[Caucasus]] region.
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| 1595
| [[Treaty of Teusina]]<ref group=note>Also known as the ''Treaty of Tyavzino'' or the ''Eternal Peace with Sweden'' in Russia.</ref>
| Ends the [[Russo–Swedish War (1590–1595)]].
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top;"| 1598
| [[Peace of Vervins]]
| The Spanish withdraw from French territory.
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| [[Edict of Nantes]]
| [[Henry IV of France]] grants French Protestants (or [[Huguenots]]) substantial rights in a nation still considered essentially [[Catholic Church|Catholic]].
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