Treaty of Alcañiz

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The Treaty of Alcañiz was a 14th-century agreement that helped end the War of the Two Peters between the crowns of Castile and Aragon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
medieval treaty
treaty
aimedTo help end the War of the Two Peters
between Crown of Aragon
Crown of Castile
chronologicallyFollows earlier phases of the War of the Two Peters
hasContext late medieval Crown of Aragon history
late medieval Crown of Castile history
hasLanguageName Tractat d’Alcanyís
linked to: Treaty of Alcañiz

Tratado de Alcañiz
linked to: Treaty of Alcañiz
hasName Treaty of Alcañiz
hasParty Peter IV of Aragon
Peter of Castile
hasRegion Iberian Peninsula
hasResult de-escalation of hostilities between Castile and Aragon
step toward peace between Castile and Aragon
hasSignificance contributed to the eventual termination of the War of the Two Peters
hasTopic interstate relations in the Iberian Peninsula
medieval Iberian diplomacy
hasType bilateral treaty
peace agreement
locatedIn Alcañiz
locatedInPresentDay Spain
partOfConflict War of the Two Peters
relatedTo Crown of Castile–Crown of Aragon relations
signedIn Alcañiz
signedInCentury 14th century

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War of the Two Peters concludedBy Treaty of Alcañiz
Treaty of Alcañiz hasName Treaty of Alcañiz
Treaty of Alcañiz hasLanguageName Tratado de Alcañiz
linked to: Treaty of Alcañiz
Treaty of Alcañiz hasLanguageName Tractat d’Alcanyís
linked to: Treaty of Alcañiz