Treaty of Medina del Campo (1431) facts for kids
The Treaty of Medina del Campo was an important peace agreement. It was signed on October 30, 1431. This treaty brought peace between two powerful kingdoms: the Crown of Castile and the Kingdom of Portugal. The agreement was officially approved in a place called Almeirim in January 1432.
Why Was This Treaty Needed?
This treaty helped to end a long time of fighting. Castile and Portugal had been in conflict for many years. These disagreements went all the way back to a big crisis in Portugal from 1383 to 1385. The treaty finally stopped these battles.
What Did the Treaty Achieve?
The Treaty of Medina del Campo allowed both countries to focus on important things. They could now safely settle new areas along their shared border. It also helped their economies grow. This meant people could trade more easily and build a better future without constant fear of war.
See also
- List of treaties
In Spanish: Tratado de Medina del Campo (1431) para niños
