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Treaty of Veneto
Treaty of Veneto, 1469-1519
To superscede the Treaty of Paris; Any member signing on to the Treaty of Veneto is bound to the new treaty, prior to being bound to the Treaty of Paris.
To ensure an equitable balance of power, and bring peace in our time to the war torn lands of Italy, the powers of France, Castille, Austria, and Venice, together with His Holiness the pope, do enact the following upon ratification by these five powers. Any signee is bound at the moment of signing the treaty, and is bound not only to the other signees, but to God, to uphold the letter of the Treaty in regards to other signees. Any of the five countries that does not sign to the treaty shall not be considered to hold her rightful provinces, and will be considered outside the rule of law and the Treaty of Veneto.
1. We declare the following division of provinces into spheres of influence, only applicable to the explicitly named provinces:
Mantua, Firenze, Veneto, and Emilia are considered Venetian interests, and Venice can do with them what she pleases.
Savoy, Piedmonte, Genoa and Corsica are considered French interests, and France can do with them what she pleases.
Sardegna, Sicily, Apulia, Messena, and Malta are considered Castillean/Spanish interests, and Castille/Spain can do with them what she pleases.
Lombardia is considered an Austrian interest, and Austria can do with it what she pleases.
Marche, Romagna, Roma, and Napoli are considered Papal interests, and the Papacy can do with them what she pleases.
Siena is to remain free. In the event of its conquest, the offending party must set her free as a vassal, OR pay 100 ducats to each signee of the treaty. The option is at the discretion of the holder of Siena. If money is paid out to each signee, Siena officially is recognized as being in the interests of the conquering country, and said country can do with her what she pleases.
Istria is considered to be the only European Italian province not under the jurisdiction of the renewed treaty.
The treaty is for 50 years for each signing, and each country will be up for renewal 50 years after their last signing.
2. Any province gained by a signee that is the interest of another signee is to be immediately handed over to its proper owner, free of charge. In the event of an outside power claiming one of said provinces, all powers who sign to the Treaty agree to support the proper owner of the province diplomatically, and preferably will also support the rightful owner militarily or economically. Supporting an outside power in these provinces will be taken as a breaking of the treaty.
Signatories:
Treaty of Veneto, 1469-1519
To superscede the Treaty of Paris; Any member signing on to the Treaty of Veneto is bound to the new treaty, prior to being bound to the Treaty of Paris.
To ensure an equitable balance of power, and bring peace in our time to the war torn lands of Italy, the powers of France, Castille, Austria, and Venice, together with His Holiness the pope, do enact the following upon ratification by these five powers. Any signee is bound at the moment of signing the treaty, and is bound not only to the other signees, but to God, to uphold the letter of the Treaty in regards to other signees. Any of the five countries that does not sign to the treaty shall not be considered to hold her rightful provinces, and will be considered outside the rule of law and the Treaty of Veneto.
1. We declare the following division of provinces into spheres of influence, only applicable to the explicitly named provinces:
Mantua, Firenze, Veneto, and Emilia are considered Venetian interests, and Venice can do with them what she pleases.
Savoy, Piedmonte, Genoa and Corsica are considered French interests, and France can do with them what she pleases.
Sardegna, Sicily, Apulia, Messena, and Malta are considered Castillean/Spanish interests, and Castille/Spain can do with them what she pleases.
Lombardia is considered an Austrian interest, and Austria can do with it what she pleases.
Marche, Romagna, Roma, and Napoli are considered Papal interests, and the Papacy can do with them what she pleases.
Siena is to remain free. In the event of its conquest, the offending party must set her free as a vassal, OR pay 100 ducats to each signee of the treaty. The option is at the discretion of the holder of Siena. If money is paid out to each signee, Siena officially is recognized as being in the interests of the conquering country, and said country can do with her what she pleases.
Istria is considered to be the only European Italian province not under the jurisdiction of the renewed treaty.
The treaty is for 50 years for each signing, and each country will be up for renewal 50 years after their last signing.
2. Any province gained by a signee that is the interest of another signee is to be immediately handed over to its proper owner, free of charge. In the event of an outside power claiming one of said provinces, all powers who sign to the Treaty agree to support the proper owner of the province diplomatically, and preferably will also support the rightful owner militarily or economically. Supporting an outside power in these provinces will be taken as a breaking of the treaty.
Signatories:
- Venice
- France
- Spain
- Austria
- Ottoman Empire
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Occidental Pact of European Countries
1459-1509
No longer valid
On behalf of parties that have expressed interest in the matter, I wish to bring forth a series of new international measures in order to ensure the peace and security against agression of Northern European nations. These parties are Burugndy, England, France, Saxony, and Scotland. This pact will become binding upon ratification by a majority of the parties.
Occidental Pact of European Countries
Article 1
The Parties undertake to settle any international dispute in which they may be involved by peaceful means in such a manner that international peace and security and justice are not endangered.
Article 2
The Parties will contribute toward the further development of peaceful and friendly international relations by strengthening their free institutions and by promoting conditions of stability and well-being. They will seek to eliminate conflict in their international economic policies and will encourage economic collaboration between any or all of them.
Article 3
In order more effectively to achieve the objectives of this Treaty, the Parties, separately and jointly, by means of continuous and effective self-help and mutual aid, will maintain and develop their individual and collective capacity to resist armed attack.
Article 4
The Parties will consult together whenever, in the opinion of any of them, the territorial integrity, political independence or security of any of the Parties is threatened.
Article 5
The Parties agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in Europe or its environs shall be considered an attack against them all and consequently they agree that, if such an armed attack occurs, each of them, in exercise of the right of individual or collective self-defence, will assist the Party or Parties so attacked by taking forthwith such action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the European area.
Article 6
The Parties hereby establish a Council, on which each of them shall be represented, to consider matters concerning the implementation of this Treaty. The Council shall establish immediately a defence committee which shall recommend measures for the implementation of Articles 3 and 5.
Article 7
The Parties may, by unanimous agreement, invite any other European State in a position to further the principles of this Treaty and to contribute to the security of the area.
Appendix A
The Parties hereby agree to an amicable settlement of their differences. Normandie shall be ceded to France by England, France shall cede Munster to Saxony and remove Dijon from national claims, Burgundy shall remove Artois from national claims.
Signatories:
1459-1509
No longer valid
On behalf of parties that have expressed interest in the matter, I wish to bring forth a series of new international measures in order to ensure the peace and security against agression of Northern European nations. These parties are Burugndy, England, France, Saxony, and Scotland. This pact will become binding upon ratification by a majority of the parties.
Occidental Pact of European Countries
Article 1
The Parties undertake to settle any international dispute in which they may be involved by peaceful means in such a manner that international peace and security and justice are not endangered.
Article 2
The Parties will contribute toward the further development of peaceful and friendly international relations by strengthening their free institutions and by promoting conditions of stability and well-being. They will seek to eliminate conflict in their international economic policies and will encourage economic collaboration between any or all of them.
Article 3
In order more effectively to achieve the objectives of this Treaty, the Parties, separately and jointly, by means of continuous and effective self-help and mutual aid, will maintain and develop their individual and collective capacity to resist armed attack.
Article 4
The Parties will consult together whenever, in the opinion of any of them, the territorial integrity, political independence or security of any of the Parties is threatened.
Article 5
The Parties agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in Europe or its environs shall be considered an attack against them all and consequently they agree that, if such an armed attack occurs, each of them, in exercise of the right of individual or collective self-defence, will assist the Party or Parties so attacked by taking forthwith such action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the European area.
Article 6
The Parties hereby establish a Council, on which each of them shall be represented, to consider matters concerning the implementation of this Treaty. The Council shall establish immediately a defence committee which shall recommend measures for the implementation of Articles 3 and 5.
Article 7
The Parties may, by unanimous agreement, invite any other European State in a position to further the principles of this Treaty and to contribute to the security of the area.
Appendix A
The Parties hereby agree to an amicable settlement of their differences. Normandie shall be ceded to France by England, France shall cede Munster to Saxony and remove Dijon from national claims, Burgundy shall remove Artois from national claims.
Signatories:
- France
- Saxony
- Burgundy
- England
- Scotland
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Treaty of Eger
1459-1509
No longer valid
In the spirit of goodwill and international relations, the King of Poland and the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire have come to the following agreement, valid for the next 50 years:
1. Ottoman Empire shall give up CBs on Podolia, Jedisan and Carpathia should Poland and the Ottoman Empire ever end up at war as part of the immediate peace process.
2. Poland shall aid and assist Ottoman Empire in any conflict against Austria, Hungary and any of their allies.
3. Ottoman Empire shall aid and assist Poland in any conflict against Austria, Hungary and any of their allies.
4. Poland and Ottoman Empire shall not declare war upon the other party. Should one of our kings suffer a bout of temporary insanity and attack, a status quo peace shall be made at the earliest opportunity.
5. Poland formally recognises the rightful Turkish Casus Belli on Hungary and Austria.
6. If either nation inadvertently finds itself in possesion of a territory recognised as belonging to the other nation, it must offer to release it as a vassal (if possible), or sell it to the rightful owner. This is to be at a flat rate of 200 Ducats per province. The rightful owner must purchase the territory, allow it to be vassalised, or give up it's CB on the territory. The rightful owner could also offer some other arangement, at the controlling nations' option.
This includes all CB shields for the Ottomans - with the exception of Podolia, Jedistan, and Carpathia. For the Polish, all Polish CB shields, as well as the current territories of Lithuania are recognised as being a Polish domain. Additionally, so is Carpathia, offered in goodwill as a buffer zone.
This treaty shall take effect as soon as it is signed by the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire.
Kazimierz IV, Sovereign of Poland and Lithuania.
Signatories:
1459-1509
No longer valid
In the spirit of goodwill and international relations, the King of Poland and the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire have come to the following agreement, valid for the next 50 years:
1. Ottoman Empire shall give up CBs on Podolia, Jedisan and Carpathia should Poland and the Ottoman Empire ever end up at war as part of the immediate peace process.
2. Poland shall aid and assist Ottoman Empire in any conflict against Austria, Hungary and any of their allies.
3. Ottoman Empire shall aid and assist Poland in any conflict against Austria, Hungary and any of their allies.
4. Poland and Ottoman Empire shall not declare war upon the other party. Should one of our kings suffer a bout of temporary insanity and attack, a status quo peace shall be made at the earliest opportunity.
5. Poland formally recognises the rightful Turkish Casus Belli on Hungary and Austria.
6. If either nation inadvertently finds itself in possesion of a territory recognised as belonging to the other nation, it must offer to release it as a vassal (if possible), or sell it to the rightful owner. This is to be at a flat rate of 200 Ducats per province. The rightful owner must purchase the territory, allow it to be vassalised, or give up it's CB on the territory. The rightful owner could also offer some other arangement, at the controlling nations' option.
This includes all CB shields for the Ottomans - with the exception of Podolia, Jedistan, and Carpathia. For the Polish, all Polish CB shields, as well as the current territories of Lithuania are recognised as being a Polish domain. Additionally, so is Carpathia, offered in goodwill as a buffer zone.
This treaty shall take effect as soon as it is signed by the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire.
Kazimierz IV, Sovereign of Poland and Lithuania.
Signatories:
- Poland
- Ottoman Empire
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Treaty of Otranto
The Revised Treaty of Otranto
1489-1539
no longer valid
- That the current lands of Spain, Aragon, and Spanish Casus Belli provinces with the exception of Crete, Mantua, and MARCHE are recognised as that of Spanish influence. Should the Ottoman Empire come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed to Spain.
- That the current lands of the Ottoman Empire, and Ottoman Casus Belli provinces are recognised as that of Ottoman influence. Should the Spain come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed to the Ottoman Empire.
- That the Ottoman Empire will sign the Treaty of Veneto, and will remain bound to the Treaty of Veneto for as long as this treaty remains.
- That this is to be a 50 year treaty, lasting until 1539.
Sultan Beyezid II offers this revised treaty to you in 1489, his signature already on it.
Ottoman Representative, speaking on Behalf of Sultan Beyezid II 1489
Signatories:
The Revised Treaty of Otranto
1489-1539
no longer valid
- That the current lands of Spain, Aragon, and Spanish Casus Belli provinces with the exception of Crete, Mantua, and MARCHE are recognised as that of Spanish influence. Should the Ottoman Empire come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed to Spain.
- That the current lands of the Ottoman Empire, and Ottoman Casus Belli provinces are recognised as that of Ottoman influence. Should the Spain come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed to the Ottoman Empire.
- That the Ottoman Empire will sign the Treaty of Veneto, and will remain bound to the Treaty of Veneto for as long as this treaty remains.
- That this is to be a 50 year treaty, lasting until 1539.
Sultan Beyezid II offers this revised treaty to you in 1489, his signature already on it.
Ottoman Representative, speaking on Behalf of Sultan Beyezid II 1489
Signatories:
- Ottoman Empire
- Spain
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Free Map Share Agreement
Free Map Share Agreement, 1509-1559
To satisfy requests of many European countries, we are ready to agree on the following terms specifying which discoveries would be made public among signators of this agreement. Rules of this agreement must be held in respect and no exceptions are allowed, only if all signators agree on them.
1. Signator country is obligatory to share her maps of sea zones, which she aquired by activity of her own explorers, 30 years after she aquired them.
2. Signator country is obligatory to inform all other signators about sea zones, which she is able to share according point 1 of this agreement.
3. Every signator’s country can ask for those maps specified in the point 1 and 2 of this agreement. Required part of the request is sending of 25AP (or 50D) to country, from which maps are requested.
4. If any signator refuses to share maps described in point 1 and 2 of this agreement, he will be immediately expelled from the agreement if all other signators don’t state differently.
This agreement is valid from the beginning of the year 1509. This date is also the date, from which 30-years delay described in point 1 of this agreement begins to count.
Signatories: Spain, Portugal, Ottoman Empire, Austria, Saxony, Genoa, Papal States, Scotland, Burgundy, France, England
Validity ended in 1559
Free Map Share Agreement, 1509-1559
To satisfy requests of many European countries, we are ready to agree on the following terms specifying which discoveries would be made public among signators of this agreement. Rules of this agreement must be held in respect and no exceptions are allowed, only if all signators agree on them.
1. Signator country is obligatory to share her maps of sea zones, which she aquired by activity of her own explorers, 30 years after she aquired them.
2. Signator country is obligatory to inform all other signators about sea zones, which she is able to share according point 1 of this agreement.
3. Every signator’s country can ask for those maps specified in the point 1 and 2 of this agreement. Required part of the request is sending of 25AP (or 50D) to country, from which maps are requested.
4. If any signator refuses to share maps described in point 1 and 2 of this agreement, he will be immediately expelled from the agreement if all other signators don’t state differently.
This agreement is valid from the beginning of the year 1509. This date is also the date, from which 30-years delay described in point 1 of this agreement begins to count.
Signatories: Spain, Portugal, Ottoman Empire, Austria, Saxony, Genoa, Papal States, Scotland, Burgundy, France, England
Validity ended in 1559
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Treaty of Milan
1519-1569
Following provinces are recognized as the exclusive possesions of respective countries, which have full right to do anything they like with them.
Piemonte and Apulia are possesions of France.
Istria, Veneto and Mantua are possesions of Austria.
Sicily and Messina are possesions of Spanish Kingdom.
Sardinia and Malta are possesions of Portugal.
Liguria, Emilia, Corsica and Lombardia are possesions of Genoa.
Roma, Siena, Marche, Napoli, Romagna and Firenze are possesions of Papal States.
1. All provinces which were in possesion of other than by this treaty recognized country before this treaty became valid, should be immediately seceded to its rightful owner according this treaty for 100AP (200d). This point would be obsolette after those secessions are done and no more applicable.
2. Any province gained by a signee that is the interest of another signee is to be immediately handed over to its proper owner, unless it's resolution of its proper owner. Following rules are applyed for the matter of conpensations:
1519-1569
Following provinces are recognized as the exclusive possesions of respective countries, which have full right to do anything they like with them.
Piemonte and Apulia are possesions of France.
Istria, Veneto and Mantua are possesions of Austria.
Sicily and Messina are possesions of Spanish Kingdom.
Sardinia and Malta are possesions of Portugal.
Liguria, Emilia, Corsica and Lombardia are possesions of Genoa.
Roma, Siena, Marche, Napoli, Romagna and Firenze are possesions of Papal States.
1. All provinces which were in possesion of other than by this treaty recognized country before this treaty became valid, should be immediately seceded to its rightful owner according this treaty for 100AP (200d). This point would be obsolette after those secessions are done and no more applicable.
2. Any province gained by a signee that is the interest of another signee is to be immediately handed over to its proper owner, unless it's resolution of its proper owner. Following rules are applyed for the matter of conpensations:
- If recieving country was attacked by the ceding country, or if recieving country was part of military allience, which was attacked by alliance of ceding country, no compensations could be claimed by ceding nation.
- If ceding country was attacked by the recieving country, or if ceding country was part of military allience, which was attacked by alliance of recieving country, recieving country must pay 250AP(500d) per province as compensations and indemnities.
- If ceding country aquired province that is recognized as a possesion of another country by this treaty, province must be immediately handed over and compensations 100AP (200d) per province to be payed to ceding nation.
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3. In the event of an outside power claiming one of said provinces, all powers who sign to the Treaty agree to support the proper owner of the province diplomatically, and preferably will also support the rightful owner militarily or economically. Supporting an outside power in these provinces will be taken as a breaking of the treaty.
To take effect on 1519, lasting next 50 years until 1569. Then it could be eventualy renewed.
Signatories:- Spain
- Austria
- Papal States
- Genoa
- Portugal
- France
- Ottoman Empire
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Treaty of Eger
Treaty of Eger
1529-1579
Article 1
The Parties undertake to settle any international dispute in which they may be involved by peaceful means in such a manner that international peace and security and justice are not endangered. Should the Parties find themselves at war with each other, they shall sign a White Peace at the earliest opportunity. Should one of the Parties somehow find themself with territory that had belonged to another Party at the beginning of the turn, that Party shall return that territory in exchange for the AP cost of the transfer.
Article 2
The Parties will contribute toward the further development of peaceful and friendly international relations by strengthening their free institutions and by promoting conditions of stability and well-being. They will seek to eliminate conflict in their international economic policies and will encourage economic collaboration between any or all of them.
Article 3
In order more effectively to achieve the objectives of this Treaty, the Parties, separately and jointly, by means of continuous and effective self-help and mutual aid, will maintain and develop their individual and collective capacity to resist armed attack.
Article 4
The Parties will consult together whenever, in the opinion of any of them, the territorial integrity, political independence or security of any of the Parties is threatened.
Article 5
The Parties agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in Europe or its environs shall be considered an attack against them all and consequently they agree that, if such an armed attack occurs, each of them, in exercise of the right of individual or collective self-defence, will assist the Party or Parties so attacked by taking forthwith such action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the European area.
Article 6
The Parties hereby establish a Council, on which each of them shall be represented, to consider matters concerning the implementation of this Treaty. The Council shall establish immediately a defence committee which shall recommend measures for the implementation of Articles 3 and 5.
Article 7
The Parties may, by unanimous agreement, invite any other European State in a position to further the principles of this Treaty and to contribute to the security of the area.
Appendix A
The Parties hereby agree to an amicable settlement of their differences. Carpathia shall be ceded to Poland. Presburg and Magyar shall be ceded to Austria. Austria shall remove her CB shields on Carpathia and Ruthenia.
Signatories:
Treaty of Eger
1529-1579
Article 1
The Parties undertake to settle any international dispute in which they may be involved by peaceful means in such a manner that international peace and security and justice are not endangered. Should the Parties find themselves at war with each other, they shall sign a White Peace at the earliest opportunity. Should one of the Parties somehow find themself with territory that had belonged to another Party at the beginning of the turn, that Party shall return that territory in exchange for the AP cost of the transfer.
Article 2
The Parties will contribute toward the further development of peaceful and friendly international relations by strengthening their free institutions and by promoting conditions of stability and well-being. They will seek to eliminate conflict in their international economic policies and will encourage economic collaboration between any or all of them.
Article 3
In order more effectively to achieve the objectives of this Treaty, the Parties, separately and jointly, by means of continuous and effective self-help and mutual aid, will maintain and develop their individual and collective capacity to resist armed attack.
Article 4
The Parties will consult together whenever, in the opinion of any of them, the territorial integrity, political independence or security of any of the Parties is threatened.
Article 5
The Parties agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in Europe or its environs shall be considered an attack against them all and consequently they agree that, if such an armed attack occurs, each of them, in exercise of the right of individual or collective self-defence, will assist the Party or Parties so attacked by taking forthwith such action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the European area.
Article 6
The Parties hereby establish a Council, on which each of them shall be represented, to consider matters concerning the implementation of this Treaty. The Council shall establish immediately a defence committee which shall recommend measures for the implementation of Articles 3 and 5.
Article 7
The Parties may, by unanimous agreement, invite any other European State in a position to further the principles of this Treaty and to contribute to the security of the area.
Appendix A
The Parties hereby agree to an amicable settlement of their differences. Carpathia shall be ceded to Poland. Presburg and Magyar shall be ceded to Austria. Austria shall remove her CB shields on Carpathia and Ruthenia.
Signatories:
- Austria
- Poland
- Spain
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New Treaty of Otranto
New Treaty of Otranto, 1549-1599
- That the current lands of Spain, Spanish Casus Belli provinces are recognised as that of Spanish influence. Should the Ottoman Empire come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed to Spain with no compensation.
- That the current lands of the Ottoman Empire, and Ottoman Casus Belli provinces are recognised as that of Ottoman influence. Should the Spain come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed to the Ottoman Empire with no compensation.
- That the Ottoman Empire will sign the Treaty of Milan (known also as Italian treaty), and will remain bound to the Treaty of Milan for as long as this treaty remains.
- That this is to be a 50 year treaty, lasting until 1599.
King Carlos I of Spain, Holy Roman Emperor, signs this treaty.
Signatories:
New Treaty of Otranto, 1549-1599
- That the current lands of Spain, Spanish Casus Belli provinces are recognised as that of Spanish influence. Should the Ottoman Empire come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed to Spain with no compensation.
- That the current lands of the Ottoman Empire, and Ottoman Casus Belli provinces are recognised as that of Ottoman influence. Should the Spain come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed to the Ottoman Empire with no compensation.
- That the Ottoman Empire will sign the Treaty of Milan (known also as Italian treaty), and will remain bound to the Treaty of Milan for as long as this treaty remains.
- That this is to be a 50 year treaty, lasting until 1599.
King Carlos I of Spain, Holy Roman Emperor, signs this treaty.
Signatories:
- Spain
- Ottoman Empire
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Treaty of Rome, 1559 - 1609
The Papal States and The Ottoman Empire want to have friendly relations with each other.
For that reason they declare :
- That the current lands of the Papal States and the provinces Judea, Tunisia and Tripolitania are recognised as that of Papal States' influence. Should the Ottoman Empire come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed over to the Papal States.
The Ottoman Empire will receive a compensation of 250 AP (500 AP in the case of Judea) per province which is handed over to the Papal States.
[Amendment I:] Ottoman Empire will put to sleep their CB on the province of Judea in the case where it is sold/transferred to Papal States
- That the current lands of the Ottoman Empire and the provinces Aleppo, Syria, Lebanon, Samaria, Jordan, Delta, Sinai, Egypt, Nile, Alexandria, Cataract and Quattara are recognised as that of Ottoman Empire's influence. Should the Papal States come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed over to the Ottoman Empire.
The Papal States will receive a compensation of 250 AP per province which is handed over to the Ottoman Empire.
- That this is to be a 50 year treaty, lasting until 1609.
Signatores:
The Papal States and The Ottoman Empire want to have friendly relations with each other.
For that reason they declare :
- That the current lands of the Papal States and the provinces Judea, Tunisia and Tripolitania are recognised as that of Papal States' influence. Should the Ottoman Empire come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed over to the Papal States.
The Ottoman Empire will receive a compensation of 250 AP (500 AP in the case of Judea) per province which is handed over to the Papal States.
[Amendment I:] Ottoman Empire will put to sleep their CB on the province of Judea in the case where it is sold/transferred to Papal States
- That the current lands of the Ottoman Empire and the provinces Aleppo, Syria, Lebanon, Samaria, Jordan, Delta, Sinai, Egypt, Nile, Alexandria, Cataract and Quattara are recognised as that of Ottoman Empire's influence. Should the Papal States come into possestion of said provinces, they will be handed over to the Ottoman Empire.
The Papal States will receive a compensation of 250 AP per province which is handed over to the Ottoman Empire.
- That this is to be a 50 year treaty, lasting until 1609.
Signatores:
- Ottoman Empire
- Papal States
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Treaty of Eger
1559-1609
still valid
Poland, Austria, and Saxony agree on the following division of provinces:
Poland: Poznan, Krakow, Wielkopolska, Danzig
Austria: Silesia, Carpathia, Ruthenia, Moravia, Erz, Sudeten, Wurzburg, Mainz
Saxony: Sachsen, Anhalt, Hessen, Brandenburg, Kustrin
Should any of these provinces fall into the hands of the other power, that power will return said province. No compensation will be given if it was obtained in an aggressive war against the proper owner, otherwise 100 APs or 200 Ducats will be given.
Note that the list of provinces is not meant to be all-inclusive, but to establish the proper border between these three powers. Provinces inside this border should also be considered possessions of the power in question.
Also, the mention of a province in this treaty is not meant to imply that the nation has a proper claim to it with any nation other than those which have signed this treaty.
Signed:
1559-1609
still valid
Poland, Austria, and Saxony agree on the following division of provinces:
Poland: Poznan, Krakow, Wielkopolska, Danzig
Austria: Silesia, Carpathia, Ruthenia, Moravia, Erz, Sudeten, Wurzburg, Mainz
Saxony: Sachsen, Anhalt, Hessen, Brandenburg, Kustrin
Should any of these provinces fall into the hands of the other power, that power will return said province. No compensation will be given if it was obtained in an aggressive war against the proper owner, otherwise 100 APs or 200 Ducats will be given.
Note that the list of provinces is not meant to be all-inclusive, but to establish the proper border between these three powers. Provinces inside this border should also be considered possessions of the power in question.
Also, the mention of a province in this treaty is not meant to imply that the nation has a proper claim to it with any nation other than those which have signed this treaty.
Signed:
- Austria
- Poland
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The Treaty of Wurzburg, 1579
Austria and Saxony agree on the following division of
provinces:
Austria: Silesia, Moravia, Erz, Sudeten, Ansbach, Wurttemberg
Saxony: Baden, Wurzburg, Sachsen, Brandenburg, Kustrin
Saxony will pay Austria 100d compensation in 1589 or 1599, conditional on Saxony owning Baden.
Saxony and Austria will sign a 20-year non-agression pact, effective immediately.
Should any of these provinces fall into the hands of the other power, that power will return said province. No compensation will be given if it was obtained in an aggressive war against the proper owner, otherwise 100 APs or 200 Ducats will be given.
Note that the list of provinces is not meant to be all-inclusive, but to establish the proper border between Saxony and Austria. Provinces inside this border should also be considered possessions of the power in question.
Also, the mention of a province in this treaty is not meant to imply that the nation has a proper claim to it with any nation other than those which have signed this treaty.
This treaty is valid for 50 years (until 1629).
Signatories:
- Saxony
- Austria
Austria and Saxony agree on the following division of
provinces:
Austria: Silesia, Moravia, Erz, Sudeten, Ansbach, Wurttemberg
Saxony: Baden, Wurzburg, Sachsen, Brandenburg, Kustrin
Saxony will pay Austria 100d compensation in 1589 or 1599, conditional on Saxony owning Baden.
Saxony and Austria will sign a 20-year non-agression pact, effective immediately.
Should any of these provinces fall into the hands of the other power, that power will return said province. No compensation will be given if it was obtained in an aggressive war against the proper owner, otherwise 100 APs or 200 Ducats will be given.
Note that the list of provinces is not meant to be all-inclusive, but to establish the proper border between Saxony and Austria. Provinces inside this border should also be considered possessions of the power in question.
Also, the mention of a province in this treaty is not meant to imply that the nation has a proper claim to it with any nation other than those which have signed this treaty.
This treaty is valid for 50 years (until 1629).
Signatories:
- Saxony
- Austria
Treaty of Skopje
Valid 1579 - 1599
Austria and the Ottoman Empire declare that :
The rulers of the two countries have ordered a truce between them for a period of 20 years.
In case the countries are unexpectedly at war with each other a white peace will be signed at the earliest available opportunity.
In case one of the countries conquers a province which was owned by the other country directly before it was conquered, it will be ceded to the former owner as soon as possible. For such a cession no compensation will be required.
This treaty has a validity of 20 years.
Signed by
Ottoman Empire
Austria
Valid 1579 - 1599
Austria and the Ottoman Empire declare that :
The rulers of the two countries have ordered a truce between them for a period of 20 years.
In case the countries are unexpectedly at war with each other a white peace will be signed at the earliest available opportunity.
In case one of the countries conquers a province which was owned by the other country directly before it was conquered, it will be ceded to the former owner as soon as possible. For such a cession no compensation will be required.
This treaty has a validity of 20 years.
Signed by
Ottoman Empire
Austria
Treaty of Astrakhan (valid 1589-1639).
1. Russia ackknowledges Ottoman Empires rightful claims on Daghestan. If Russia for some reason, finds itself owning this province it must be ceded back to Ottoman Empire as soon as possible.
2. Ottoman Empire ackknowledges Russias rightful claims on Astrakhan. If Ottoman Empire for some reason finds itself owning Astrakhan, it must be returned to Russia as soon as possible.
Signed by Russia and Ottoman Empire
1. Russia ackknowledges Ottoman Empires rightful claims on Daghestan. If Russia for some reason, finds itself owning this province it must be ceded back to Ottoman Empire as soon as possible.
2. Ottoman Empire ackknowledges Russias rightful claims on Astrakhan. If Ottoman Empire for some reason finds itself owning Astrakhan, it must be returned to Russia as soon as possible.
Signed by Russia and Ottoman Empire
Articles of the High Summit in Izmir, 1004AH
1)The Ottoman Empire and the Sultanate of Oman pledge eternal allegiance and solidarity. An aggressor to one nation, is considered an act of aggression on the other.
2)The Ottoman Empire and the Sultanate of Oman both will recall ambassadors and close diplomatic channels with whom either nation views as hostile, until whenever both nations agree otherwise.
3)The Alliance is based on Trust, Honour and Equality, and for that reason will last the test of time.
Signed
Sultan Mehmed III of the Ottoman Empire.
Sultan Makhzum of the Sultanate of Oman
1)The Ottoman Empire and the Sultanate of Oman pledge eternal allegiance and solidarity. An aggressor to one nation, is considered an act of aggression on the other.
2)The Ottoman Empire and the Sultanate of Oman both will recall ambassadors and close diplomatic channels with whom either nation views as hostile, until whenever both nations agree otherwise.
3)The Alliance is based on Trust, Honour and Equality, and for that reason will last the test of time.
Signed
Sultan Mehmed III of the Ottoman Empire.
Sultan Makhzum of the Sultanate of Oman
Treaty of Sarajewo
Valid 1609 - 1659
Austria, Spain and the Ottoman Empire declare that :
The rulers of the three countries have ordered a truce between them for a period of 50 years.
In case the countries are unexpectedly at war with each other a white peace will be signed at the earliest available opportunity.
In case one of the countries conquers a province, which was owned by one of the other countries involved in this treaty directly before it was conquered, it will be ceded to the former owner as soon as possible. For such a cession no compensation will be required.
In 1609 The Ottoman Empire will cede Maros to Austria. Therefore The Ottoman Empire will receive a compensation of 200 AP's from Austria.
In 1619, 1629, 1639 and 1649 the Ottoman Empire will transfer an amount of 200 ducats to Austria.
In 1609 the Ottoman Empire will release the Kingdom of Jerusalem as a vassal.
This treaty has a validity of 50 years.
Signed by
Ottoman Empire
Spain
Austria
Valid 1609 - 1659
Austria, Spain and the Ottoman Empire declare that :
The rulers of the three countries have ordered a truce between them for a period of 50 years.
In case the countries are unexpectedly at war with each other a white peace will be signed at the earliest available opportunity.
In case one of the countries conquers a province, which was owned by one of the other countries involved in this treaty directly before it was conquered, it will be ceded to the former owner as soon as possible. For such a cession no compensation will be required.
In 1609 The Ottoman Empire will cede Maros to Austria. Therefore The Ottoman Empire will receive a compensation of 200 AP's from Austria.
In 1619, 1629, 1639 and 1649 the Ottoman Empire will transfer an amount of 200 ducats to Austria.
In 1609 the Ottoman Empire will release the Kingdom of Jerusalem as a vassal.
This treaty has a validity of 50 years.
Signed by
Ottoman Empire
Spain
Austria
Treaty of Viborg
Treaty of Viborg
This treaty is made between the Empire of Russia, and the Kingdom of Sweden, and is valid for 50 years.
1. The involved parties agree to sign a non-aggresion pact with eachother, of a 50 years duration, ranging from 1609 to 1659.
2. The involved parties agree, that Ingermanland, Kexholm, Kola and Karelia is part of the Russian Empire, while Nyland, Savolaks and Österbotten are part of the Kingdom of Sweden. Should any of the involved parties find themselves in possesion of land belonging to the other part, it must be returned as soon as possible.
The treaty of Viborg is hereby signed by Czar Vasily IV of Russia
Signed by King Karl IX of Sweden
Treaty of Viborg
This treaty is made between the Empire of Russia, and the Kingdom of Sweden, and is valid for 50 years.
1. The involved parties agree to sign a non-aggresion pact with eachother, of a 50 years duration, ranging from 1609 to 1659.
2. The involved parties agree, that Ingermanland, Kexholm, Kola and Karelia is part of the Russian Empire, while Nyland, Savolaks and Österbotten are part of the Kingdom of Sweden. Should any of the involved parties find themselves in possesion of land belonging to the other part, it must be returned as soon as possible.
The treaty of Viborg is hereby signed by Czar Vasily IV of Russia
Signed by King Karl IX of Sweden
The Treaty of Constantinopel.
Valid 1609 - 1659
1. The Ottoman Empire and the Empire of Russia agrees to sign a 50 years non-aggression pact. If the countries find themselves at war with eachother, withing this time period, white peace must be signed as soon as possible.
2. Both countries agree on the following provinces as their border.
a. Daghestan, Georgia, Socci, Azow, Kerch and Jedisan belongs to the Ottoman Empire.
b. Astrakan, Kouban, Kalmuk, Lugansk, Crimea and Kaffa belong to Russia.
3. If a province on the Russian side of the border is owned by the Ottoman Empire, the Ottoman Empire promises to return this province to Russia as soon as possible.
4. If a province on the Ottoman Empire side of the border is owned by Russia, Russia promises to return this province to the Ottoman Empire as soon as possible.
As an appendix, the Treaty of Constantinopel is valid for 50 years.
Signed by Russia and the Ottoman Empire
Valid 1609 - 1659
1. The Ottoman Empire and the Empire of Russia agrees to sign a 50 years non-aggression pact. If the countries find themselves at war with eachother, withing this time period, white peace must be signed as soon as possible.
2. Both countries agree on the following provinces as their border.
a. Daghestan, Georgia, Socci, Azow, Kerch and Jedisan belongs to the Ottoman Empire.
b. Astrakan, Kouban, Kalmuk, Lugansk, Crimea and Kaffa belong to Russia.
3. If a province on the Russian side of the border is owned by the Ottoman Empire, the Ottoman Empire promises to return this province to Russia as soon as possible.
4. If a province on the Ottoman Empire side of the border is owned by Russia, Russia promises to return this province to the Ottoman Empire as soon as possible.
As an appendix, the Treaty of Constantinopel is valid for 50 years.
Signed by Russia and the Ottoman Empire
Treaty of Krakow
Valid 1609 - 1659
Poland and the Ottoman Empire declare that :
The rulers of the two countries have ordered a truce between them for a period of 50 years.
In case the countries are unexpectedly at war with each other a white peace will be signed at the earliest available opportunity.
In case one of the countries conquers a province which was owned by the other country directly before it was conquered, it will be ceded to the former owner as soon as possible. For such a cession no compensation will be required.
In 1609 Poland will receive an amount of 500 ducats from the Ottoman Empire
This treaty has a validity of 50 years.
Signed by
Ottoman Empire
Poland
Valid 1609 - 1659
Poland and the Ottoman Empire declare that :
The rulers of the two countries have ordered a truce between them for a period of 50 years.
In case the countries are unexpectedly at war with each other a white peace will be signed at the earliest available opportunity.
In case one of the countries conquers a province which was owned by the other country directly before it was conquered, it will be ceded to the former owner as soon as possible. For such a cession no compensation will be required.
In 1609 Poland will receive an amount of 500 ducats from the Ottoman Empire
This treaty has a validity of 50 years.
Signed by
Ottoman Empire
Poland
Apologies. I forgot to transfer this treaty at the time:
Second Treaty of Würzburg
Validity: 1619 - 1669
Signatories: Saxony and Austria
Second Treaty of Würzburg
Validity: 1619 - 1669
Signatories: Saxony and Austria