Treaty of Santa Fe

The Treaty of Santa Fe was an agreement signed in 1841 between the Republic of Texas and the Comanche Nation. It aimed to establish peace, define boundaries, and regulate trade between the two parties. The treaty recognized Comanche territorial rights and sought to prevent conflicts through mutual promises. However, it was difficult to enforce, and disputes continued. Overall, it was an effort to promote coexistence and stability in the region amid changing political dynamics and increasing American influence.