Treaty of Tagilde

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The Treaty of Tagilde was a 1372 agreement between Portugal and England that laid the groundwork for the enduring Anglo-Portuguese Alliance, one of the oldest active diplomatic alliances in the world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bilateral agreement
treaty
associatedWith Anglo-Portuguese relations
English foreign policy
Portuguese foreign policy
continent Europe
countryInvolved Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Portugal NERFINISHED
dateSigned 1372
diplomaticSignificance foundation of long-term Anglo-Portuguese cooperation
effect contributed to one of the oldest active diplomatic alliances in the world
strengthened ties between Portugal and England
followedBy Treaty of London (1373) NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Late Middle Ages
language Latin
legalStatus international treaty
locationSigned Kingdom of Portugal NERFINISHED
Tagilde NERFINISHED
partOf Anglo-Portuguese Alliance NERFINISHED
purpose to establish an alliance between Portugal and England
to lay groundwork for the Anglo-Portuguese Alliance
relatedConflict Hundred Years' War NERFINISHED
relatedDynasticClaim John of Gaunt's claim to the Castilian throne GENERATED
signatory Ferdinand I of Portugal NERFINISHED
John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster NERFINISHED
signingMonarchPortugal Ferdinand I of Portugal NERFINISHED
signingRepresentativeEngland John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster NERFINISHED
typeOfAlliance military alliance
political alliance
year 1372

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Anglo-Portuguese Alliance hasPart Treaty of Tagilde
Treaty of Windsor (1386) follows Treaty of Tagilde