Treaty of Nerchinsk
August 27, 1689
Russian and Qing diplomats, meeting on the Amur frontier with Jesuit interpreters, signed a treaty in Latin that settled the border between the two empires for the first time. Russia withdrew from the Amur valley; both sides agreed to regulated trade at Kiakhta. Two massive land empires had met and, amazingly, compromised.
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