Delegations

Sebastian Dadler undated medal (1648), Christina of Sweden, portrait with feathered helmet proper.
Obverse

The reverse of this medal: Christina of Sweden as Minerva protecting an olive branch in her left arm and
grasping the tree of knowledge with her right hand.

The peace negotiations had no specific starting or stop, because the 109 delegations in no way met in a
plenary session. Instead, diverse delegations arrived among 1643 and 1646 and left between 1647 and
1649. The biggest wide variety of diplomats were gift among January 1646 and July 1647.

Delegations were despatched with the aid of 16 European states, sixty six Imperial States representing
the pursuits of a hundred and forty Imperial States, and 27 interest groups representing 38 corporations.
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The French delegation was headed by using Henri II d'Orléans, Duke of Longueville and in addition
comprised the diplomats Claude d'Avaux and Abel Servien.

The Swedish delegation become headed through Count Johan Oxenstierna and became assisted via
Baron Johan Adler Salvius.

The Imperial delegation became headed by way of Count Maximilian von Trautmansdorff. His aides
were: