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Treaty of Fürstenwalde

1373 · 14th century

The Treaty of Fürstenwalde of 1373 transferred the Margraviate of Brandenburg from Otto V of the House of Wittelsbach to Emperor Charles IV of the House of Luxembourg. After a brief war, Otto surrendered the Mark in return for money and lands, and Charles granted it to his sons, ending Wittelsbach rule in Brandenburg.

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