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Signing of the Treaty
- When
- 22 July 1533
- Where
- Constantinople
Ferdinand I signed the treaty in Constantinople, acknowledging Ottoman suzerainty and agreeing to pay tribute.
On 22 July 1533, the treaty was signed in Constantinople. Ferdinand I recognized Suleiman as his suzerain and agreed to pay an annual tribute for his Hungarian possessions. He also accepted the Ottoman grand vizier as his brother and equal in rank, formalizing the Ottoman-Austrian relationship.
Sources
- Truce of Constantinople (1533) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-11
- Suleiman the Magnificent Wikipedia
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