March 10, 1488

The treaty of St. Andrea is signed between the Kingdom of Hungary and the Habsburg dynasty, where the Habsburgs gain custody over the counties of Sopron and Vas in the name of an alliance.

Sopron, Hungary | Kingdom of Hungary

Watercolor painting based depiction of The treaty of St. Andrea is signed between the Kingdom of Hungary and the Habsburg dynasty, where the Habsburgs gain custody over the counties of Sopron and Vas in the name of an alliance. (1488)

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