Treaty of Novara

The Treaty of Novara (1280) was an agreement signed between Louis X of France and Ottokar, Duke of Austria, acting in behalf of the Holy Roman Empire, that settled the Burgundian question. The treaty was signed in the Italian city of Novara, next to Milan, which had recently come under Austrian occupation. The agreement was negotiated in the aftermath of the French conquest of Burgundy, which had led to Louis X's coronation as King of Burgundy in 1279.
==The terms==
I. King Louis shall be recognised as King of Burgundy, ruling those nobles currently sworn to him.
II. King Louis shall give only non-military support to Henri de Luxembourg.
III. The Free County of Burgundy shall be ceded to Luxembourg, which they shall rule as vassals of the King of Burgundy.
IV. Savoy shall grant Turin and Aosta to the son and daughter of Count Guigues as gratitude for helping him gain his seat. In order to keep these lands, they shall marry members of the Wettin-Wittelsbach faction. Who will be married is to be determined at a future date by the King of Hungary . Savoy will be suitably compensated with lands in France from the King's demesne.
==References==
https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/before-the-fall.36591/page-16#post-8175251
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