Treaty of London (1373)

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The Treaty of London (1373) is a medieval diplomatic agreement that established a perpetual alliance of mutual support and friendship between England and Portugal, forming the core of what is often considered the world's oldest continuous alliance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alliance treaty
bilateral treaty
medieval diplomatic agreement
aimedTo secure Portuguese independence from Castile
strengthen England's position against France and Castile
alsoKnownAs Anglo-Portuguese Treaty of 1373 NERFINISHED
category 1373 in England
1373 in Portugal
1373 treaties
History of Anglo-Portuguese relations
Treaties of England NERFINISHED
Treaties of Portugal NERFINISHED
coreOf Anglo-Portuguese Alliance NERFINISHED
countryInvolved Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Portugal NERFINISHED
dateSigned 1373-06-16
describedAs world's oldest continuous alliance
established mutual support and friendship between England and Portugal
perpetual alliance between England and Portugal
followedBy Treaty of Windsor (1386) NERFINISHED
hasEffect enduring diplomatic ties between England and Portugal
long-term military cooperation between England and Portugal
historicalPeriod Late Middle Ages
language Latin
legalNature defensive alliance
offensive alliance
legalStatus in force
obligation maintenance of peace and friendship
mutual assistance against enemies
mutual defense
mutual military aid
partOf Anglo-Portuguese treaties NERFINISHED
party Crown of England NERFINISHED
Crown of Portugal NERFINISHED
placeSigned London NERFINISHED
precededBy Treaty of Tagilde NERFINISHED
recognizedAs foundation of Anglo-Portuguese Alliance
relatedConflict Hundred Years' War NERFINISHED
signatory Edward III of England NERFINISHED
Ferdinand I of Portugal NERFINISHED
signedUnderReignOf Edward III of England NERFINISHED
Ferdinand I of Portugal NERFINISHED
statedDuration perpetual
subject Anglo-Portuguese relations
medieval international law
yearSigned 1373

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Anglo-Portuguese Alliance hasPart Treaty of London (1373)
Anglo-Portuguese Alliance legalBasis Treaty of London (1373)