Congress of Visegrád sketches a Central Europe
November 1335
Three kings - John of Bohemia, Casimir of Poland, and Charles Robert of Hungary - met in a Hungarian castle on the Danube and agreed to bypass Vienna's staple route, redirecting trade through Brno and Cracow. The deal launched a regional anti-Habsburg axis that lasted half a century and demonstrated that Central European states could cooperate against larger powers.
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Late Middle Ages (1301–1500), one of 874 events from that era on Saeculum.