Treaty of Pylos

The Treaty of Pylos was an agreement signed in 1680 between the Kingdom of Spain and the Greek city of Pylos (also known as Navarino). It marked Spain’s recognition of Pylos’s autonomy and granted the city certain privileges, such as trade rights and protections. This treaty was part of Spain’s broader efforts to consolidate influence in the Mediterranean region. It helped establish a formal relationship, ensuring peace and cooperation while acknowledging Pylos's local governance. Overall, the treaty was a diplomatic step fostering stability and mutual interests between Spain and the Greek city during that era.