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Treaty of Torrellas

1304 · 14th century

The Treaty of Torrellas was an arbitration of 8 August 1304, led by King Denis of Portugal, that settled the war between Castile and Aragon over the Kingdom of Murcia. Aragon kept the northern part of Murcia, including Alicante, Elche and Orihuela, while Castile kept the rest. The line, adjusted by the Treaty of Elche in 1305, fixed the southern border of the Kingdom of Valencia.

Treaty of Torrellas
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Taifa of CrevillentKingdom of Murcia

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