Episode 2 of 2
Signing of the Treaty of London
- When
- 7 May 1832
- Where
- London
On 7 May 1832, Bavaria and the protecting powers signed the Treaty of London, defining Greece as an independent monarchical state.
The treaty established Greece as a monarchical and independent state requiring an indemnity to the Porte. It addressed the management of the Regency until Otto reached majority and concluded the second Greek loan for £2,400,000 sterling. The northern frontier was set at the Arta-Volos line.
Sources
- Treaty of Constantinople (1832) Wikipedia, revision of 2025-10-11
- Greek War of Independence Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-27
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