Treaty of Granada: France and Spain Divide Naples
Louis XII of France and Ferdinand II of Aragon signed a pact to split the Kingdom of Naples, instantly turning two allies into rivals over who would claim the spoils. This agreement collapsed within months as mutual distrust fueled open warfare, proving that dividing conquered territory without a clear mechanism for enforcement breeds immediate conflict rather than stability.
November 11, 1500
526 years ago
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