Fourth war Genoa – Venice. In Turin, under the auspices of the Green Count Amadeus VI of Savoy and Urban VI, peace is signed between Genoa, Padua, Aquileia, Hungary and Venice (Cyprus is excluded as it has not sent its own plenipotentiary ambassadors): Venice must give up Dalmatia up to Cattaro in favor of Hungary (and the payment of a tribute in exchange for not sailing in the gulf), Tenedos for the Savoys, Treviso for Austria and Trieste, which remains independent. It must also give up aiding Cyprus, which is still at war. The Genoese and Venetians promise not to sail to Tana for two years and to settle the disputes between Giovanni Paleologo and Andronicus. The Carraresi are forced to return to their borders, but continue to hold the siege of Treviso.
