One treaty signed at this site resulted in the surrender of Istria, Venetia, and Dalmatia to Michael I of the Byzantine Empire in 812 CE. A different treaty signed here was mediated by a triple alliance of England, Sweden and the United Provinces – it resulted in one party acquiring twelve towns in the Lille territory of the Spanish Netherlands, in exchange for restoring the Franche-Comte – two years later, the Treaty of Dover settled outstanding matters. The best known treaty at this place created a principality consisting of Guastalla, Piacenza, and Parma for Don Philip, and saw Britain acquire Madras in return for the fort of Louisbourg. FTP, name this site of a treaty that ended the War of Devolution, and one that ratified the conquest of Silesia by Frederick II of Prussia, ending the War of the Austrian Succession.
One treaty signed at this site resulted in the surrender of Istria, Venetia, and Dalmatia to Michael I of the Byzantine Empire in 812 CE. A different treaty signed here was mediated by a triple alliance of England, Sweden and the United Provinces – it resulted in one party acquiring twelve towns in the Lille territory of the Spanish Netherlands, in exchange for restoring the Franche-Comte – two years later, the Treaty of Dover settled outstanding matters. The best known treaty at this place created a principality consisting of Guastalla, Piacenza, and Parma for Don Philip, and saw Britain acquire Madras in return for the fort of Louisbourg. FTP, name this site of a treaty that ended the War of Devolution, and one that ratified the conquest of Silesia by Frederick II of Prussia, ending the War of the Austrian Succession.
One treaty signed at this site resulted in the surrender of Istria, Venetia, and Dalmatia to Michael I of the Byzantine Empire in 812 CE.
{Aix}-la-Chapelle (also accept {Aachen})