1357 agreement solidified Croatia and Hungary's relationship, establishing common rule and autonomy rights.

The Croatian-Hungarian Settlement of 1357 was a crucial turning point in the history of Croatia. This agreement defined the relationship between Croatia and Hungary, outlining a union between the two kingdoms while also preserving Croatia's internal autonomy. The settlement solidified the ties between the Croat nobility and the Hungarian king, ensuring stability in the region and paving the way for cooperation in the face of external threats. This moment marked a period of relative peace and prosperity for Croatia, allowing for cultural and economic development to flourish. The agreement affirmed Croatia's distinct identity and provided a framework for its future political evolution within the union. #Croatia #Hungary #Settlement1357 #Union #Autonomy