Francis I of France rejected it, demanding that the participants show him the will of Adam to support their claims.
Francis I of France rejected it, demanding that the participants show him the will of Adam to support their claims. Altered by the Treaty of San Ildefonso, this agreement revised the papal bull "Inter Caetera," which might have threatened the West African possessions of King John II.  Instead, the new line drawn 370 leagues west of the Cape Verdes gave John a claim to the discoveries of Pedro Alvares Cabral. For 10 points, this 1494 treaty that divided the New World between Spain and Portugal.
Francis I of France rejected it, demanding that the participants show him the will of Adam to support their claims.
Treaty of Tordesillas