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Treaty of Zsitvatorok
On 11 November 1606, Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II of the Habsburgs and Ottoman Sultan Ahmed I signed a peace treaty at Zsitvatorok in Hungary, formal…
Timeline
- 1605–1606Hungarian borderlands · HungaryAfter more than a decade of seesaw warfare in the Long Turkish War, both the Habsburgs and the Ottomans sought a truce due to financial and military exhaustion. Representatives of both sides held negotiations in the Hungarian borderlands, discussing the territorial status quo, tribute, and the duration of the truce.
- 1606Zsitvatorok · HungaryHabsburg and Ottoman representatives formally signed the peace treaty on 11 November 1606, confirming a twenty-year truce. The Habsburgs recognized Ottoman suzerainty over vassals such as Moldavia and Wallachia, while the Ottomans abandoned their demand for annual tribute; both sides demarcated the peace border along the line of actual occupation.
Sources
- Peace of Zsitvatorok https://www.britannica.com/event/Peace-of-Zsitvatorok