Treaty of Peace Between Russia and Persia Cites 1729 Riafchaulche Pact
Moscow reports a negotiated peace treaty between Russia and Persia ending hostilities. The accord assigns provinces along the Caspian and derivations of Derbent to Russia, with Ifpahan under Persian Regency, detailing frontiers, mutual commerce rights, envoy treatment, and ratification procedures dated February 13, 1729.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Derbent
Chevalier de Lewarchew
Persia
Efreff
Russia
Ferfia
Afterabat
Mafandaran
Caspian Sea
Kur
Muful
Schafft
Kutum
Darimar
Araxes
Teniabuski
Poffeffor
Ifpahan
Rufsia
Indies
Ghilan
Riafchaulche
Conflicted Anglo Prussian Talks At Brunswick Proposed
Long dispatches from London describe conferences to amicably settle differences between Great Britain and Prussia. Conditions allow Hanover reclaimed subjects and soldiers to Brunswick under Gotha guard, with neutrality for Brunswick and a binding declaration from the Duke of Wolfenbüttel. Reports clarify that Prince Galitzin, not Karakin, will reside at this Court and list ceremonial details surrounding the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeterday
Holland
Berlin
Great Britain
Prussia
Brunswick
Hanover
Wolfenbuttel
Duke of
Prince Galiczin
Prince Karakin
London
Marquis de Aix
Sardinia
Chevalier de Azori
Hague
Edmonton
South Sea Company
Goodmans-Fields
Bath
Stanley
Somerset- House
North-End
Thomas Coleby
Bart
Prudom
Lincolns Inn
Gilbert
Green
Ludgate-street
Hyde-Park Corner
Reading
Mr. Hill
Namur
Deptford
Aberdeen
William Crookshank
James Morrison
John Gordon
William Mowat
Hugh Hay
Alexander Levingston
Alexander Robertson
Charles Coupland
Alexander Crombe
James Lesley
Guild Brethrens Hospital
John Smith
Wm. Chalmers
Wm. Cruden
Alexander Miche
Thomas Paul
James Mackie
Wm. Smith
James Davidson
Glasgow
Virginia
Edinburgh
Buccleugh
Dalkeith
Deans
Charg
Cannongate
Thomas Broughton
Patrick Lindsay
John Osborn
John Ferguson
William Robertson
Robert Lindsay
James Nimmo
Craig
William Murray
Alexander Murray
Stirling Castle
Highlands
Dalingcarnock
Wade
Dublin
Pordenone
Antrim
Bann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tugspay
Ocober
Riafchetche
Rutha
L’univers Travesti Rifibie
N. B
Thindee Oratory
Hug
Burlesqne
Ate Husch
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!