Second Treaty of Venezia

Not to be confused with the first treaty which dismantled the Most Serene Republic of Venice in 1517.
In Episode XV ("Calamity") of Brazilian Mapping's Alternate History of Europe series, the Second Treaty of Venezia concluded the Second Italian War. Venezia itself had been surrounded by a Lombard-Brescian army led by General Bruno Morosini, and the Italic King Ferrante I di Sancarlo had just died from a heart attack. Hence, a succession war had broken out, and to focus on that, the Sancarlist delegation to Venezia hurriedly agreed to the following terms:
# The Kingdom of Sardinia shall withdraw from Liguria and cede Savona to the Lombard Republic.
# Brescia shall annex Mantua from Italia; Lombardy and Brescia shall withdraw from Venezia and all other occupied lands.
# Modena shall be granted full independence.
# Siena and Florence shall be granted full independence.
# The Lombard Republic shall guarantee the independence of Brescia, Prato, Modena, Siena, Florence and Pisa.
The treaty was signed on October 7th, 1533. The Second Italian War was over, and the Third Italian War had begun.