The Treaty of Zaragoza - How Portugal and Spain Divided the Spice Islands

The Treaty of Zaragoza, signed in 1529, resolved the rivalry between Portugal and Spain over the valuable Spice Islands. The agreement defined spheres of influence in Asia and played a major role in the history of European exploration and global trade.

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