Treaty of Fribourg

The Treaty of Fribourg, signed in 1516, was an agreement between the Swiss Confederation and the Duke of Savoy. It marked a significant moment in Swiss history as it solidified the political and military alliance between these entities. The treaty established peace and defined mutual responsibilities, fostering cooperation against external threats. Additionally, it highlighted the growing influence of the Swiss in regional politics. Overall, the Treaty of Fribourg represents an important step in the evolution of Swiss sovereignty and their diplomatic relationships during the early 16th century.