KnowraTreaty of Fontainebleau (1807)Linked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Treaty of Fontainebleau (1807), each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 8Compared with 2Peninsular WarRelated: It gave Napoleon a pretext and route for sending French forces into Portugal.Charles IV of SpainRelated: Its passage of French troops into Spain opened the way to occupation.Transfer of the Portuguese Court to BrazilRelated: It formalized the Franco-Spanish operation that threatened the Portuguese monarchy.Bayonne AbdicationsRelated: Its troop movements gave Napoleon leverage inside Spain before the abdications.Ferdinand VIIRelated: Its troop movements helped precipitate the crisis that brought Ferdinand to the throne.Dos de Mayo UprisingRelated: Its troop movements enabled France to establish a powerful presence in Spain.Manuel GodoyBroader topic: Godoy’s agreement opened the route that allowed French forces to occupy strategic Spanish positions.War of the Fifth CoalitionCompared with: French intervention in the Iberian Peninsula created the distraction Austria hoped to exploit.John VI of PortugalRelated: The treaty cleared the route for the invasion that precipitated John’s departure.War of the OrangesCompared with: It replaced the coercion of 1801 with a direct Franco-Spanish plan to partition Portugal.Battle of BailénRelated: Its troop movements brought French forces into Spain before the uprising that led to Bailén.