Convention of Sintra

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The Convention of Sintra was an 1808 agreement that ended the first French invasion of Portugal during the Peninsular War, allowing Napoleon’s defeated troops to withdraw from the country under relatively favorable terms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
military convention
peace treaty
aftermath French army transported to Rochefort and other French ports
reinforcement of British influence in Portugal
alsoKnownAs Cintra Convention NERFINISHED
caused public outcry in Britain
commandersInvolved Arthur Wellesley NERFINISHED
Harry Burrard NERFINISHED
Hew Dalrymple NERFINISHED
Jean-Andoche Junot NERFINISHED
considered favorable to the defeated French forces
context Napoleonic Wars NERFINISHED
countryAtTime Kingdom of Portugal NERFINISHED
criticizedFor lenient terms for the French army
dateEnd 1808-08-31
dateStart 1808-08-30
followedBattle Battle of Vimeiro NERFINISHED
granted evacuation of French army by British ships
permission for French troops to keep personal property
repatriation of French troops to France
hasName Convention of Cintra NERFINISHED
language English
French
Portuguese
ledTo court of inquiry in Britain
locationNear Lisbon NERFINISHED
militaryTheater Iberian Peninsula NERFINISHED
partOf Peninsular War NERFINISHED
relatedConflict First French invasion of Portugal NERFINISHED
resultedIn end of the first French invasion of Portugal
withdrawal of French troops from Portugal
signatoryParty France NERFINISHED
Portugal NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
signedInYear 1808
signedOnDate 1808-08-30
tookPlaceIn Sintra NERFINISHED
tookPlaceInCountry Portugal NERFINISHED
topic evacuation of French forces from Portugal by sea
restoration of Portuguese authority

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Napoleonic invasions of Portugal notableEvent Convention of Sintra