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Treaty of Munich (1816)

1816 · 19th century

The Treaty of Munich was signed on 14 April 1816 between Bavaria and Austria, completing the territorial settlement after the Napoleonic Wars. Bavaria returned Salzburg, the Innviertel and the Hausruckviertel to Austria, and in exchange received the Palatinate on the left bank of the Rhine and other lands, confirming its earlier gain of Würzburg and Aschaffenburg.

Treaty of Munich (1816)
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