Fifty-Year Peace Treaty

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The Fifty-Year Peace Treaty was a long-term agreement between the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire and the Sasanian Persian Empire that concluded the Lazic War and temporarily stabilized their rivalry in the Caucasus region.

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Fifty-Year Peace Treaty canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical agreement
peace treaty
between Byzantine Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
linked to: Byzantine Empire

Sasanian Empire
Sasanian Persian Empire
linked to: Sasanian Empire
concluded Lazic War
conflictSide1 Eastern Roman Empire
linked to: Byzantine Empire
conflictSide2 Sasanian Persian Empire
linked to: Sasanian Empire
durationStated fifty years
effect temporary stabilization of Byzantine–Sasanian relations
historicalContext Byzantine–Sasanian Wars
Late Antiquity
languageUsed Greek
Middle Persian
purpose to conclude the Lazic War
to stabilize Byzantine–Sasanian rivalry in the Caucasus
regionAffected Caucasus
Lazica
relatedTo Caucasian Iberia
linked to: Kingdom of Iberia

Lazic War
Roman–Persian frontier
subjectOf Byzantine–Sasanian diplomatic history
linked to: Byzantine diplomacy
typeOf long-term peace agreement

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Lazic War endedBy Fifty-Year Peace Treaty
Colchidian War treaty Fifty-Year Peace Treaty