Treaties Signed in Nijmegen
- 10 August 1678 – France and the Dutch republic signed a peace. Sweden was not part of the treaty, but a paragraph in the treaty forced the Dutch republic to take a neutral approach toward Sweden, with whom they had been at war since 1675.
- 19 September 1678 – France and Spain signed a peace.
- 26 January 1679 – France signed a peace with the Holy Roman Empire.
- 26 January 1679 – Sweden signed a peace with the Holy Roman Empire.
- 19 March 1679 – Sweden signed a peace with the Prince-Bishopric of Münster. The treaty also called for all of Münster's soldiers in Danish war-service to be withdrawn.
- 2 October 1679 – Sweden signed a peace with the Dutch Republic.
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