The Great Duke Promise to Transfer Estates and Revenues
A historical clause states the Great Duke and Electress promise all feudal and allodial estates within and beyond the Dutchies shall pass to Infante Don Carlos as Great Duke of Tuscany. Moveables and revenues from Tuscany and allied lines remain under their disposal for life and death. They also cede future claims and revenues to expand Tuscany, except sums due from foreign powers excluding the Crown of Spain. The document binds themselves to support Don Carlos as successor and to relinquish other state pretensions.