Treaty of Greenwich (1536)

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The Treaty of Greenwich (1536) was an agreement between England and Scotland during the reign of Henry VIII, aimed at securing peace and political alignment between the two kingdoms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf treaty
aimedAt political alignment between England and Scotland
securing peace between England and Scotland
appliesTo Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
concludedDuringReignOf Henry VIII of England
countrySignatory Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
diplomaticActor English Crown
linked to: Kingdom of England

Scottish Crown
linked to: Scottish crown
goal reducing military conflict between England and Scotland
stabilizing the Anglo-Scottish border
hasLanguage English
Latin
Scots
hasLocation Greenwich
Kingdom of England
hasTopic diplomacy
international relations
peace settlement
hasType peace treaty
political agreement
hasYear 1536
historicalContext Anglo-Scottish relations
historicalPeriod 16th century
precedes Treaty of Greenwich (1543)
relatedTo Anglo-Scottish Wars
English Reformation
signatory Henry VIII of England

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Treaties of England hasPart Treaty of Greenwich (1536)