Treaty ends The Deluge, Austria gains Wrocław, Brandenburg-Prussia gets Royal Prussia.

After years of devastation during The Deluge, the Treaty of Radnot was a key event that brought a resolution to the conflict. The treaty awarded the city of Wrocław to Austria and Royal Prussia to Brandenburg-Prussia. This marked a shift in power dynamics in the region, as Austria and Brandenburg-Prussia gained control over strategically important territories. The Treaty of Radnot solidified the end of The Deluge, a period of widespread conflict and turmoil in Poland. By awarding Wrocław to Austria and Royal Prussia to Brandenburg-Prussia, the treaty reshaped the political landscape in the region. The city of Wrocław became a crucial stronghold for Austria, while Brandenburg-Prussia gained access to the valuable resources and trade routes in Royal Prussia. The consequences of the treaty were significant for Poland, as it meant a loss of control over key territories. The event highlighted the power struggles and alliances that defined European politics during this period. The Treaty of Radnot was a turning point that shaped the future interactions between Poland, Austria, and Brandenburg-Prussia. #TreatyofRadnot #TheDelugeEnds #WrocławAwardedtoAustria #RoyalPrussiaToBrandenburgPrussia.