Treaty of Varna

After the Great Mediterranean War, Wallachia, Bulgaria and Niš were all occupied by the Poles, so the Second Bulgarian Uprising broke out. It was put down rather quickly, partially due to the independent intervention of Anatolia, who hoped to gain territory. The Treaty of Varna formalised the end of the Polish occupation, with Italia mediating. The following official (and unofficial) terms were discussed:
# Bulgaria shall cede:
#* The Danube Delta to Poland
#* Eastern Bulgaria and most of Dobruja (with the exception of the city of Varna) to Anatolia.
# The city of Varna shall become a semi-independent condominium between Anatolia and Poland.
# The remainder of Bulgaria shall be split into the Principalities of Sofia and Tarnovo.
# Wallachia shall cede Oltenia to Hungary.
# Niš shall cede Kosovo to Italia.
# All signatories shall recognise the full independence of Wallachia, Tarnovo, Sofia and Niš.
The treaty was signed on April 17th, 1518.