Polish–Teutonic Order Truce (1499)

Timeline

1. 1499Royal Prussia · PrussiaAfter the Second Peace of Thorn, the Teutonic Order still held East Prussia as a Polish fief, but disputes repeatedly arose over tribute, borders, and the Order's autonomy. By the late 15th century, Poland's Jagiellonian dynasty increasingly sought to strengthen its control over Prussia.
2. 1499Bug Śląski · PolandPoland and the Teutonic Order reached a truce at Bug Śląski, agreeing to suspend hostilities and maintain the existing vassal relationship framework. The truce did not fundamentally resolve sovereignty disputes, but temporarily stabilized Poland's eastern border.
3. 1499Danzig · Royal PrussiaRelations between Poland and the Order remained tense after the truce, and conflict resumed in the 1500s. The 1499 agreement is regarded as one of the diplomatic steps in Poland's gradual encroachment on the Order's political space, paving the way for the Order's secularization in 1525.