The Peace of Cambrai

The Peace of Cambrai, signed in 1529, was a treaty that ended hostilities between France and Spain, particularly during the Italian Wars. It marked a temporary truce between King Francis I of France and Emperor Charles V of Spain, restoring peace after various conflicts over territories in Italy. The agreement involved complex negotiations and compromises, but it mainly aimed to stabilize relations between the two powers and prevent further military confrontations. Ultimately, it was a significant moment in European history, highlighting the shifting alliances and rivalries of the time.