Treaty of Gorinchem signed
- When
- 1528
- Where
- Gorinchem; Unknown
- Episodes
- 3
On 20 October 1528, Charles V and Duke Charles of Guelders signed a treaty in Gorinchem during the Guelders Wars. The agreement acknowledged the Duke's control of Guelders, Groningen, and Drente as imperial fiefs, and the Duke agreed to name the Emperor as his successor.
Episodes
- Signing of the Treaty
Charles V and Duke Charles signed the treaty in Gorinchem on 20 October 1528.
- Territorial Terms
The Emperor recognized the Duke's control of Guelders, Groningen, and Drente as imperial fiefs.
- Succession Agreement
Duke Charles agreed to name Emperor Charles as his successor.
Background and detail
Treaty Provisions. The accord acknowledged Duke Charles' control of Guelders, Groningen, and Drente, designating them as fiefdoms of the Emperor. Additionally, Duke Charles agreed to name Emperor Charles as his successor. These terms defined the specific political relationship and succession arrangement between the two parties.
People involved
- Charles V · Holy Roman Emperor
- Charles, Duke of Guelders · Duke of Guelders
Sources
- Treaty of Gorinchem Wikipedia, revision of 2026-01-11
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