Treaty of Eindhoven

The Treaty of Eindhoven was the concluding treaty to the War of Dutch Independence in the late 15th century in Varna (Episode VII). After the duke of Burgundy died, during the interregnum period, the Dutch vassals declared independence. Several states intervened, but eventually the war ended after Burgundy's capital, Dijon, suffered from seven months of siege, and the following terms were ratified:
# The independence of the United Dutch Kingdom shall be formalised.
# The UDK shall annex:
#* Flanders
#* South Guelders
#* North Liège
# Artois shall cede Calais to England.
# France shall annex:
#* Picardy
#* the remainder of Artois
#* Namur & Hainaut
#* Clamecy
# France shall adjust its border with Lorraine to the Moselle river.
# Venice shall annex Trent.
# Savoy shall release the Barony of Vaud as an independent state.
# Luxembourg shall gain full independence from Burgundy.
# Austria shall pay war reparations to France and the UDK.
# (modified) Burgundy shall be split into east and west;
#* the western portion, outside the Holy Roman Empire, will remain under ducal control.
#* the eastern portion, within the HRE, shall become the County of Bourgogne.
The treaty was signed on November 10th, 1491.