Treaty of Chester

The Treaty of Chester, signed in 1234, was an agreement between England and Scotland aimed at easing tensions and establishing clearer borders. It reaffirmed previous boundaries and addressed some ongoing disputes. The treaty was intended to promote stability and peace between the two kingdoms by formalizing certain border agreements and reducing hostilities. While it helped temporarily improve relations, underlying issues remained unresolved, and conflicts continued in the years afterward. Overall, the Treaty of Chester was an important diplomatic effort to manage their ongoing rivalry and promote regional stability.