Pope Clement VII, after the signing of…

August 1529 CE

Pope Clement VII, after the signing of the Treaty of Cambrai that in 1529 ends the latest Italian War between France and the Holy Roman empire, realizes that his long-term interests lie with Spain.

He signs the treaty of Barcelona with Charles in return for imperial aid in overthrowing the rebellious Florentine republic, which has continued to wage war against the empire.

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Barcelona Cataluña Spain View →

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Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor View → Francis I of France View → Pope Clement VII View →

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Papal States (Republic of St. Peter) View → Christians, Roman Catholic View → France, (Valois) Kingdom of View → Holy Roman Empire View → Spain, Habsburg Kingdom of View → Florence, Republic of View →

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