Following its entry into a war to prevent Venice from collapse, the Austrian won a decisive victory at Petrovaradin, in which Silahadar Pasha was killed, leading to the signing of this treaty.
This agreement was signed under pressure from Sir Edward Wortley Montagu and Count Jacob Colijer, and a commercial component of this treaty included the formation of an "Eastern Company," for the purposes of trade in Trieste. In the war which preceded the signing of this agreement, one side had won naval victories at the battles of Cape Matapan and Cerigo, and that conflict was begun partly through the instigations of the Chief Black Eunuch. The territory ceded by one party to this treaty would be gained back by the Treaty of Belgrade; that territory included Belgrade itself, Temesvar, and Northern Wallachia. Following its entry into a war to prevent Venice from collapse, the Austrian won a decisive victory at Petrovaradin, in which Silahadar Pasha was killed, leading to the signing of this treaty. Reflecting the gains made by Austria under the leadership of Eugene of Savoy, for ten points, identify this July 1718 treaty signed between Austria and the Ottomans in the namesake Serbian town.
This agreement was signed under pressure from Sir Edward Wortley Montagu and Count Jacob Colijer, and a commercial component of this treaty included the formation of an "Eastern Company," for the purposes of trade in Trieste.
{Peace} of {Passarowitz} or {Pozarevac}