Treaty of Tilsit

The Treaty of Tilsit, signed in 1807, marked the end of the war between Napoleon's France and Russia. It established a temporary peace, with Russia aligning closely with France. Under the treaty, France gained significant territory in Europe, while Russia was granted influence over parts of Eastern Europe. Both nations agreed to cooperate against Britain. This treaty reshaped European borders and influenced international politics, heralding a period of French dominance until the eventual breakdown of the alliance. It significantly impacted the balance of power in Europe during the early 19th century.