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Castile–Granada truce agreement
In the 1430s Castile and the Emirate of Granada reached a phased truce after years of frontier raids, exchanging tribute and border trade for a halt …
Timeline
- 1430–1432Castile–Granada frontier · AndalusiaFrequent conflicts occurred along the frontier south of Córdoba and toward Málaga; Castilian noble raids and Granada's counterattacks left the war deadlocked. With papal mediation and domestic considerations on both sides, diplomatic negotiations began seeking to replace total war with a truce.
- 1432–1439Granada · GranadaThe two sides concluded a truce suspending large-scale military operations; Granada was to pay a certain tribute to Castile and border towns resumed limited trade. Small-scale raids still occurred during the truce, but the southern front generally calmed, leaving room for domestic adjustments on both sides.
Sources
- Granada War — truces and border diplomacy in the 15th century https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granada_War