Treaty of Vienna signed
- When
- 1731
- Where
- Vienna; Unspecified
- Episodes
- 2
The 1731 Treaty of Vienna was signed on 16 March 1731 between Great Britain, the Habsburg monarchy, and the Dutch Republic. Spain joined the agreement on 22 July 1731, resulting in Austrian recognition of Charles of Spain as Duke of Parma and Piacenza.
Episodes
- Initial Signing
Great Britain, the Habsburg monarchy, and the Dutch Republic signed the treaty on 16 March 1731.
- Spanish Accession
Spain signed the treaty on 22 July 1731, leading to Austrian recognition of Charles of Spain as Duke of Parma and Piacenza.
Background and detail
Signing Parties. The treaty was initially signed on 16 March 1731 by Great Britain and Emperor Charles VI representing the Habsburg monarchy, with the Dutch Republic included as a party. Spain formally acceded to the agreement later, on 22 July 1731, completing the multilateral arrangement.
People involved
- Great Britain · Signatory
- Emperor Charles VI · Signatory for Habsburg monarchy
- Dutch Republic · Signatory
- Spain · Acceding party
Sources
- Treaty of Vienna (1731) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-01-11
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