Žitava River region

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The Žitava River region is an area in present-day Slovakia along the Žitava River, historically notable as the site where the 1606 Treaty of Zsitvatorok was concluded between the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire.

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Žitava River region canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical region
approximateModernRegion southwestern Slovakia
associatedWith Habsburg Monarchy
Ottoman Empire
borderlandBetween Habsburg Monarchy
Ottoman Empire
country Slovakia
historicalEvent conclusion of peace between the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire
historicalEventDate 1606
historicallyNotableFor Treaty of Zsitvatorok
historicalPeriod Long Turkish War
historicalRole frontier zone between Christian and Ottoman spheres
historicalSignificance place where a major Habsburg–Ottoman peace treaty was signed
languageOfHistoricalDiplomacy Latin
locatedIn Central Europe
Danube River basin
present-day Slovakia
namedAfter Žitava River
partOf Kingdom of Hungary (historical)
linked to: Kingdom of Hungary
relatedTreaty Treaty of Zsitvatorok (1606)
religionInHistoricalContext Islam
Roman Catholicism
riverMouthNearby Danube River
linked to: Danube
siteOf Treaty of Zsitvatorok
terrain lowland river valley
timeOfKeyEvent 11 November 1606
traversedBy Žitava River
usedFor diplomatic negotiations
military operations (historical)

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Treaty of Zsitvatorok locationSigned Žitava River region