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Illusion [34]
4 years ago
14

2. Kako su Hrvati i Mađari nazvali mir između Habsburga i Osmanskog Carstva

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Scrat [10]4 years ago
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Answer:

This is called the peace of Vassar.

Explanation:

This was the treaty signed on Aug. 1664, published in late September,It was signed as aftermath of  the battle of  saint Gotthard .This treaty lasted for 20- years. However, it received a set back in 1683,where a full scale war which lead to siege of Vienna occurred.

The  name ''Vasvar'' means house, thus peace of Vasvar refers to as Piece house, solely because   the vasvar was the office of the  Capitulum of Vasvar, who  was a legend.Thus it was said that the treaty  was signed in the  peace house; as a legendary treaty.

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