Treaty of Tivoli

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The Treaty of Tivoli was a 1378 peace agreement that ended hostilities between Pope Gregory XI and the city of Florence during the War of the Eight Saints, reshaping papal-Florentine relations in late medieval Italy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
peace treaty
aimedTo restore political and economic relations
appliesToJurisdiction Papal States
Republic of Florence
chronologicallyAfter major Florentine excommunication and interdicts
conflictEnded War of the Eight Saints
country Papal States
date 1378
endedHostilitiesBetween Pope Gregory XI and the city of Florence
follows hostilities during the War of the Eight Saints
genre diplomatic agreement
hasCause War of the Eight Saints
political and fiscal disputes between Florence and the Papacy
hasContext conflict over papal taxation and authority in Italy
hasEffect reshaped papal-Florentine relations
restoration of peace between Papacy and Florence
hasHistoricalPeriod Late Middle Ages
hasLegalForm treaty
hasParticipant Florentine envoys
Papal legates
hasTopic papal-Florentine relations
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
locatedInTime 14th century
Avignon Papacy period
linked to: Avignon Papacy
namedAfter Tivoli
partOf late medieval Italian history
placeOfSigning Tivoli, Lazio
linked to: Tivoli, Italy
relatedTo Pope Gregory XI
linked to: Gregory XI

Republic of Florence
War of the Eight Saints
signatory Pope Gregory XI
linked to: Gregory XI

Republic of Florence
signedIn Tivoli
significantFor history of Florence
history of the Papacy

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War of the Eight Saints result Treaty of Tivoli