Peace of Prague

The Peace of Prague was a treaty signed in 1635 that ended various conflicts between the Holy Roman Empire and Sweden during the Thirty Years' War. It reaffirmed the independence of several German territories and aimed to stabilize the region. The treaty allowed the Holy Roman Emperor to regain control over parts of Germany, while granting territorial concessions to Sweden and France. Overall, it marked a shift toward resolving conflicts through diplomacy and laid groundwork for future peace agreements in Europe.