Adolf Frederick I24 October 1648
Receives restoration while Sweden gains nearby imperial territory.
Germany · Warfare / Thirty Years War. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Receives restoration while Sweden gains nearby imperial territory.
Receives compensation after sustained Protestant warfare.
Gains Hersfeld as part of Hesse-Kassel's compensation.
Gains parts of Schaumburg in the postwar settlement.
Maintains the Catholic ecclesiastical electorate within the settlement.
Recovers the Lower Palatinate and receives a restored electoral title.
Restores Wurttemberg lands after years of imperial and wartime losses.
Habsburg control in Bohemia remains intact after the settlement.
His heirs regain part of the Palatinate after the war begun by his Bohemian claim.
Receives Farther Pomerania after compromise with Sweden.
Receives Halberstadt as compensation for lost Pomeranian claims.
Receives Minden as part of postwar compensation.
Gains compensation that strengthens Brandenburg after the war.
Saxony's possessions are confirmed but Brandenburg gains influence.
Works on imperial legal terms at Osnabruck.
Keeps the electoral dignity gained during the war.
Retains the Upper Palatinate in the peace settlement.
Represents Mainz among Catholic estates willing to compromise.
Supports compromise intended to stabilise the Empire after the war.
Trier's position is confirmed after years of French and imperial pressure.
Represents hardline Catholic interests during the negotiations.
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