Treaty of Tilsit

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The Treaty of Tilsit was a 1807 peace agreement between Napoleonic France, Russia, and Prussia that reshaped the map of Europe and marked the height of Napoleon’s power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bilateral treaty
historical event
peace treaty
between French Empire
linked to: First French Empire

Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia

Russian Empire
concludedAfter Battle of Friedland
War of the Fourth Coalition
followedBy Treaty of Schönbrunn
imposedBy Napoleonic France
linked to: First French Empire
imposedOn Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
language French
German
Russian
negotiatedBy King Frederick William III of Prussia
Napoleon I
linked to: Napoleon Bonaparte

Tsar Alexander I of Russia
partOf Napoleonic Wars
preceded French invasion of Russia
required Prussia to cede about half of its territory
Prussia to pay a large indemnity
Prussia to reduce its army
Russia to join the Continental System
resultedIn French dominance in continental Europe
Prussia becoming a French satellite
alliance between France and Russia
creation of the Duchy of Warsaw
creation of the Kingdom of Westphalia
end of the War of the Fourth Coalition
height of Napoleon’s power
humiliation of Prussia
temporary peace between France and Russia
territorial losses for Prussia
signedBy Alexander I of Russia
Frederick William III of Prussia
Napoleon I
linked to: Napoleon Bonaparte
signedIn East Prussia
Tilsit
signedInPresentDay Sovetsk, Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia
signedOn 7 July 1807
9 July 1807
stipulated French mediation in disputes between Russia and the Ottoman Empire
closure of Russian ports to British trade
recognition of the Duchy of Warsaw by Russia
recognition of the Kingdom of Westphalia by Prussia
strengthened French hegemony in Europe
underminedBy Russian dissatisfaction with the Continental System
deterioration of Franco-Russian relations
weakened Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia

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Napoleonic Wars keyEvent Treaty of Tilsit
Battle of Jena–Auerstedt consequence Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
War of the Fourth Coalition concludedBy Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Battle of Friedland ledTo Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Battle of Friedland followedBy Treaty of Tilsit
Duchy of Warsaw establishedByTreaty Treaty of Tilsit
Kingdom of Westphalia establishedAfter Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Duchy of Mark abolishedBy Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Prussian military reforms hasCause Treaty of Tilsit
Tilsit knownFor Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Tilsit eventLocation Treaties of Tilsit (1807)
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Tilsit treatySignedHere Treaty of Tilsit between France and Russia (1807)
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Tilsit treatySignedHere Treaty of Tilsit between France and Prussia (1807)
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Siege of Danzig (1807) followedBy Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Sovetsk, Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia treatySignedHere Treaty of Tilsit (1807)
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Greater Poland Uprising of 1806 followedBy Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Battle of Friedland consequence Treaties of Tilsit
subject linked to: Pravdinsk
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Battle of Pułtusk relatedTo Treaty of Tilsit
subject linked to: Battle of Pultusk
Friedland battleConsequence Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit
Treaties of Prussia hasPart Treaty of Tilsit
Memel River mentionedIn Treaty of Tilsit
Elector of Westphalia (1807–1813) establishedByTreaty Treaties of Tilsit
linked to: Treaty of Tilsit