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The "Marriage Treaty" is signed between representatives of King Charles II of England and King João IV of Portugal

23 juin 1661 · 19.07° N, 72.88° E

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23 juin 1661
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19.07° N, 72.88° E

Placé à : area around the town its text names, Bombay.

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The "Marriage Treaty" is signed between representatives of King Charles II of England and King João IV of Portugal, providing a military alliance between the two kingdoms and a marriage between Charles of the House of Stuart and João's daughter Catherine of the House of Braganza on May 21, 1662. The treaty also sets the transfer of Portuguese territory in India (at Bombay) and in North Africa (Tangier) to England as well as military aid from England to Portugal.

Marriage Treaty

1661 treaty of alliance England and Portugal

The Marriage Treaty, or Anglo-Portuguese Treaty, was a treaty of alliance that was agreed between the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Portugal and concluded on 23 June 1661.

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