Everything about Treaty Of El Pardo 1778 totally explained
The
Treaty of El Pardo was signed on
March 11,
1778 between Queen
Maria I of Portugal and King
Charles III of Spain. Based on the terms of the treaty, Queen Maria ceded the islands of
Annobón and
Bioko (Formosa) to King Charles, as well as the
Guinea coast between the
Niger River and the
Ogoue River. In exchange for these territories, the Portuguese acquired new possessions in
South America. The island of Formosa (named
Fernão do Pó during Portuguese rule) was officially renamed and recognized as
Fernando Poo.
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