The Treaty of Rheinfelden is signed, ending the conflict between the House of Habsburg and the Swiss Confederation. It formalized the succession of the Duchies of Austria and Styria to Albert I, King of the Romans, and removed his younger brother, Rudolf II, as co-ruler. This treaty established a form of primogeniture within the Habsburg dynasty. More
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