THE ZADAR PEACE TREATY FROM THE YEAR 1358. Cover Image

ЗАДАРСКИ МИРОВНИ УГОВОР ИЗ 1358. ГОДИНЕ
THE ZADAR PEACE TREATY FROM THE YEAR 1358.

Author(s): Silvana Lazarević
Subject(s): History
Published by: Универзитет у Нишу
Keywords: Venice; Hungary; Zadar; Dalmatia; War; Negotiations; Contract

Summary/Abstract: On the basis of published Venetian and Dubrovnik records and relevant litetature the author has presented the conflict, between Hungary and Venice resulted in Zadar peace in the year 1358. Venice, a great naval force and the most important intermediary between the East and the West, had to defend its interests in the Adriatic and the Mediterranean from the increasing powers of Hungary. Venice had already fought king Ludwig in order to defend its cities in Dalmatia (1344-1348 and 1356-1358) but rather unsuccessfully. By signing the Zadar peace, Venice renounced Dalmatia, and was not allowed to claim property over lands on the Adriatic coast, from Kvarner to Drac.

  • Issue Year: 2006
  • Issue No: 02
  • Page Range: 213-231
  • Page Count: 19
  • Language: Serbian
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