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The Treaty of Trieste was a 1453 treaty between the Duchy of Austria and the Kingdom of Italy, ending the Austro-Italian War, which resulted in an Austrian defeat.

The original terms were drafted following the Battle of Trieste and the seizure of Istria and Carniola by the Italian forces.

In 1454, following the Battle of Laibach/Lubiana, the terms were revised so as to offer the nobles of South Tyrol, Trent, Carniola, and Istria to choose between Austria and Italy.

1453 Terms[]

Italy post-Austrian War

Treaty of Trieste borders

The terms of the Treaty of Trieste (1453) are as follows:

  1. Austria cedes South Tyrol, Trent, Carniola, and Istria (including Trieste) to Italy (see map);
  2. Austria refrains from expansion (either diplomatic or militaristic) in the Swiss and Celje lands for a period of no less than 100 years;
  3. Austria ceases its war with Bohemia; and
  4. Austria agrees to a 50 year non-aggression pact with Italy, during which period Italy shall grant Austria land access to Trieste.
  5. Austria agrees to sell its navy to other European nations, including Italy.

1453 Signatures[]

King Niccolò Maria Visconti of Italy and Naples: Reximus | Talk to Me! 04:30, September 8, 2016 (UTC)

Duke Albert of Austria: #BRINGBACK THESQUIRREL 03:19, September 9, 2016 (UTC)

1454 Revision[]

The terms of the Treaty of Trieste (1454) as revised are as follows:

  1. South Tyrol, Trent, Carniola, and Istria (including Trieste) shall hold a vote amongst their nobles to either remain with Italy or to rejoin Austria.
  2. Should any of the aforementioned territories decide to revert to Austrian rule, the government of Austria shall adequately compensate the government of Italy.
  3. The nations of Austria, Italy, Burgundy, Poland, and Brandenburg agree to a 50 year non-aggression pact, to be enforced by the other member nations.

Results[]

  • Tyrol: Austria
  • Trent: Austria
  • Caniola: Austria
  • Istria (Including Trieste): Italy

Final result: The Duchy of Istria and the Imperial City of Trieste are annexed to Italy

1454 Signature[]

King Niccolò Maria Visconti of Italy and Naples: Reximus | Talk to Me! 21:22, September 9, 2016 (UTC)

Archduke Albert of Austria: Herrkanzler of Austria, as the Duke refused to attend Oh, I didn't mean to push that button!Oh, well leave a message I guess 18:23, September 11, 2016 (UTC)

Prince Elector Heinrich III of Brandenburg: With Blood and Iron (talk) 21:19, September 9, 2016 (UTC)

Duke Charles of Burgundy: I am that guy (talk) 21:20, September 9, 2016 (UTC)

King Wladyslaw III of Poland:             Reichsadler der Deutsches Reich (1933–1945) Ungern Von Sternberg A Man's GREATEST Joy is Crushing his Enemies Lacedaemon

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