- ARCHIVE - National Statistics, Treaties, and Map over Europe (Untill 31-03-04)

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Oman buys one LM and one SM

 

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The Renegotiated North African Mercantile & Prosperity Agreement (August 1445)

The Zayyanid Caliphate and the Mameluke Sultanate recognize the opportunity for continued stability through cooperation in joint-prosperity, and thus seek to establish vigorous trade across Islamic North Africa. Therefore:

{A.} Wealth & Commerce
[1] The Zayyanid Caliphate allows the Mameluke Sultanate and traders of Mameluke origin unfettered access to the markets of the Zayyanids. A tariff of no more than 5% will be assessed on spices, salt, and learned books.

[2] The Mameluke Sultanate allows the Zayyanid Caliphate and traders of Zayyanid origin unfettered access to the markets of the Mamelukes. A tariff of no more than 5% will be assessed on Christian slaves, copper, and iron.

[3] The Zayyanid Caliphate agrees not to directly trade in sub-Saharan markets in East Africa.

[4] The Mameluke Sultanate agrees not to directly trade in sub-Saharan markets in Central and West Africa.

{B.} Security of Islam Through Brotherhood

[1]In the event that a non-Islamic power invades the Maghrib, the Nile Delta, or any other portion of north Africa, the Zayyanid Caliphate, and the Mameluke Sultanate is honor bound to declare war upon the invading force, and move with all due haste to repell the invasion, until said invasion is repulsed.

[2] The Co-signers agree to allow the forces of the other to quarter in and pass through their domains.

[3] When economically feasible, both the Mameluke Sultanate and the Zayyanid Caliphate agree to loan the other monies requested for military ventures in a declared war. In accordance with Islamic law, no usury will be charged and all loans will be repaid within six months of the end of the war.

[4] This agreement can be renegotiated, or strengthened, if both signing nations agree.

So honorably signed:

~___________________, Mameluke Sultanate
~Sultan Akbe Mohammed, Zayyanid Caliphate

Mechanical affects:
Rop
Defensive alliance
Trade agreement

 

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The Renegotiated North African Mercantile & Prosperity Agreement (August 1445)


Mechanical affects:
Rop
Defensive alliance
Trade agreement

Confirmed

 

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Minoan Confederation

Upon this day in the year of our Lord 1444 the Kingdoms of Portugal, Castile-Leon, France, England and the Republic of Venice do hereby ratify the treaty of Minoan Confederation, and forever proclaim their undying devotion and faith in our lord and savior Jesus Christ, to the Holy Roman Catholic Church, to His Holiness the Pope, and to the Minoan Confederation.

I. Nature of the Minoan Confederation

By the will of God the great nations of Portugal, Castile-Leon, France, England, and Venice have been graced with great prosperity, wealth, and national pride. Recognizing that these five nations are extremely independent and proud the nature of this Minoan Confederation shall be based upon these very important ideas.

A. Venice shall greatly allow the Confederations capital to be located upon the ruins of the great Minoan capital of Knossos.

B. In order for the Minoan Confederation's capital to rival any capital in Europe the nations of Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice shall each invest 200,000 ducats to build this new and grand city of the Mediterranean.

C. Located in this capital shall be a great palace with 6 significant wings. The center hall shall be created in the ancient style of the Minoans. Within this hall shall be located a grand reception hall with five thrones made of gold. These thrones shall be placed at the same level and be created in the same style of Minoan Civilization.

I. Spreading out from this main central palace hall shall be located five wings.
1. The first wing shall be created in the style of Castile-Leon and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

2. The second wing shall be created in the style of Venice and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

3. The third wing shall be created in the style of Portugal and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

4. The forth wing shall be created in the style of France and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

5. The fifth wing shall be created in the style of England and be home to the nations leaders and citizens.
D. Also located within this grand capital shall be a great Senate hall in the Greek style. Within this Senate hall shall be offices to house 100 senators and their staffs, and a grand Hall of the senate with a dais located in its center. Placed upon this center hall shall be five equal thrones each bearing the symbol of the confederation members nation.

E. A great labyrinth shall be rebuilt in this grand complex in honor of the Minotaur. In times of war enemies of the confederation shall be placed in the labyrinth in the style of the myth. Several bulls and other ferocious animals shall be set loose upon said enemies.

II. Organization of the Minoan Confederation

A. Each nation shall enter into a non-aggression pact and that of military alliance with each other. In order for the four nations to remain independent bodies each shall send a delegation of 20 nobles as Senators to represent their nation in the Confederation Senate.

B. The power of the confederation shall lie in its senate with each nation's ruler holding an individual veto.

C. In order for war to be declared the Confederation's Senate must reach a three-fifths consensus in favor of said war.

D. Shall the rulers of Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice not be present three senators known as Grand Senators shall take their place ruling the day to day doings of the Senate. However the ruler's power of veto shall not be placed in the hands of these Grand Senators.

E. Shall another nation declare war upon the Minoan Confederation that said nation will find itself at war with all member nations.
1. A state of war will be declared by all confederation members united.
2. Each nation shall grant right of passage through each others land.
3. A full trade embargo shall be declared by all confederation members.

F. Shall a member nation decide that it is in the best interest for their nation to go to war they have that individual right, however in order for all member states to enter into said aggression the Senate must ratify the state of war with a three-fifth vote.


III. Symbols of the Confederation

The ancient Minoan mythological figure of the Minotaur shall be made the symbol for the Minoan Confederation. All member states will fly not only their national flag but also that of the Confederations above all ships, palaces, troops, etc.

A. The flag shall be placed upon a dark blue background to symbolize the Mediterranean sea.

B. In the center of this flag shall be a portrait of the Minotaur, in representation of the Confederation.

C. The first section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of Castile-Leon with the lions and castles symbolizing that nation.

D. The second section of the Minotaur shall be the winged lion of St. Mark symbolizing the Republic of Venice.

E. The third section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of Portugal as is found upon their flag, and the national seal.

F. The fourth section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of France as is found upon their flag, and the national seal.

G. The fifth section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of England as found upon their flag, with the three lions outlined.

IV. Nature of Treaty

Should any portion of this treaty wish to be amended it shall be done within the confines of the Confederation's senate.

A. In order for an amendment to be added or something changed within the Confederations treaty a vote of four-fifths agreement must be reached by the Senate.

B. Debate will be encouraged within the senate hall; however outside the confines of this hall all members shall present a loyal and united front.

C. All rulers of said confederacy rulers shall be given the title of triumviri rei publicae constituendae in the style of the Roman Empire.

By the Grace and will of God shall this Minoan Confederation prosper and bring much to Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice.

[x]Elionor, Queen of Castile-Leon, Queen of Granada, Dowager Queen Regent of England, Dowager Queen Regent of Scotland, Dowager Queen Regent of Wales, Princess Royal of Aragon, Duchess of Messina, triumviri rei publicae constituendae.
[x]Doge Francesco Foscari
[x]Queen Adalia of Portugal
[x]King Louis XI
[x]King John III of Lancaster, King of England, King of Britannia
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Lord E, Mettermrck, KW, and Aug should all confirm. Venice confirms.

Mechanical effects:
-each nation gives all other nations RoP
-aliance
-non-aggression pact

 

[Lord E]

Minoan Confederation

Upon this day in the year of our Lord 1444 the Kingdoms of Portugal, Castile-Leon, France, England and the Republic of Venice do hereby ratify the treaty of Minoan Confederation, and forever proclaim their undying devotion and faith in our lord and savior Jesus Christ, to the Holy Roman Catholic Church, to His Holiness the Pope, and to the Minoan Confederation.

I. Nature of the Minoan Confederation

By the will of God the great nations of Portugal, Castile-Leon, France, England, and Venice have been graced with great prosperity, wealth, and national pride. Recognizing that these five nations are extremely independent and proud the nature of this Minoan Confederation shall be based upon these very important ideas.

A. Venice shall greatly allow the Confederations capital to be located upon the ruins of the great Minoan capital of Knossos.

B. In order for the Minoan Confederation's capital to rival any capital in Europe the nations of Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice shall each invest 200,000 ducats to build this new and grand city of the Mediterranean.

C. Located in this capital shall be a great palace with 6 significant wings. The center hall shall be created in the ancient style of the Minoans. Within this hall shall be located a grand reception hall with five thrones made of gold. These thrones shall be placed at the same level and be created in the same style of Minoan Civilization.

I. Spreading out from this main central palace hall shall be located five wings.
1. The first wing shall be created in the style of Castile-Leon and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

2. The second wing shall be created in the style of Venice and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

3. The third wing shall be created in the style of Portugal and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

4. The forth wing shall be created in the style of France and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

5. The fifth wing shall be created in the style of England and be home to the nations leaders and citizens.
D. Also located within this grand capital shall be a great Senate hall in the Greek style. Within this Senate hall shall be offices to house 100 senators and their staffs, and a grand Hall of the senate with a dais located in its center. Placed upon this center hall shall be five equal thrones each bearing the symbol of the confederation members nation.

E. A great labyrinth shall be rebuilt in this grand complex in honor of the Minotaur. In times of war enemies of the confederation shall be placed in the labyrinth in the style of the myth. Several bulls and other ferocious animals shall be set loose upon said enemies.

II. Organization of the Minoan Confederation

A. Each nation shall enter into a non-aggression pact and that of military alliance with each other. In order for the four nations to remain independent bodies each shall send a delegation of 20 nobles as Senators to represent their nation in the Confederation Senate.

B. The power of the confederation shall lie in its senate with each nation's ruler holding an individual veto.

C. In order for war to be declared the Confederation's Senate must reach a three-fifths consensus in favor of said war.

D. Shall the rulers of Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice not be present three senators known as Grand Senators shall take their place ruling the day to day doings of the Senate. However the ruler's power of veto shall not be placed in the hands of these Grand Senators.

E. Shall another nation declare war upon the Minoan Confederation that said nation will find itself at war with all member nations.
1. A state of war will be declared by all confederation members united.
2. Each nation shall grant right of passage through each others land.
3. A full trade embargo shall be declared by all confederation members.

F. Shall a member nation decide that it is in the best interest for their nation to go to war they have that individual right, however in order for all member states to enter into said aggression the Senate must ratify the state of war with a three-fifth vote.


III. Symbols of the Confederation

The ancient Minoan mythological figure of the Minotaur shall be made the symbol for the Minoan Confederation. All member states will fly not only their national flag but also that of the Confederations above all ships, palaces, troops, etc.

A. The flag shall be placed upon a dark blue background to symbolize the Mediterranean sea.

B. In the center of this flag shall be a portrait of the Minotaur, in representation of the Confederation.

C. The first section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of Castile-Leon with the lions and castles symbolizing that nation.

D. The second section of the Minotaur shall be the winged lion of St. Mark symbolizing the Republic of Venice.

E. The third section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of Portugal as is found upon their flag, and the national seal.

F. The fourth section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of France as is found upon their flag, and the national seal.

G. The fifth section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of England as found upon their flag, with the three lions outlined.

IV. Nature of Treaty

Should any portion of this treaty wish to be amended it shall be done within the confines of the Confederation's senate.

A. In order for an amendment to be added or something changed within the Confederations treaty a vote of four-fifths agreement must be reached by the Senate.

B. Debate will be encouraged within the senate hall; however outside the confines of this hall all members shall present a loyal and united front.

C. All rulers of said confederacy rulers shall be given the title of triumviri rei publicae constituendae in the style of the Roman Empire.

By the Grace and will of God shall this Minoan Confederation prosper and bring much to Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice.

[x]Elionor, Queen of Castile-Leon, Queen of Granada, Dowager Queen Regent of England, Dowager Queen Regent of Scotland, Dowager Queen Regent of Wales, Princess Royal of Aragon, Duchess of Messina, triumviri rei publicae constituendae.
[x]Doge Francesco Foscari
[x]Queen Adalia of Portugal
[x]King Louis XI
[x]King John III of Lancaster, King of England, King of Britannia
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Lord E, Mettermrck, KW, and Aug should all confirm. Venice confirms.

Mechanical effects:
-each nation gives all other nations RoP
-aliance
-non-aggression pact

France confirms.

France grants RoP to Venice, England Portugal and Castile.
France signs an alliance with Venice, Portugal, Castile and England
France signs non-aggression pacts with Castile, England Portugal and Venice

 

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Lithuania agrees to white peace with the Ottoman Empire.

Prince Eugene to confirm

 

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Hi!

I'm the new player for Transylvania.
HoS:Lancu of Hunedoara Prince of Transylvania
So it can remain as it was.

 

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Tver offers a loan of 1 eco to Moldavia.

 

[von Streusser]

Moldavia graciously accepts.

 

[AugCaesar]

Minoan Confederation

Upon this day in the year of our Lord 1444 the Kingdoms of Portugal, Castile-Leon, France, England and the Republic of Venice do hereby ratify the treaty of Minoan Confederation, and forever proclaim their undying devotion and faith in our lord and savior Jesus Christ, to the Holy Roman Catholic Church, to His Holiness the Pope, and to the Minoan Confederation.

I. Nature of the Minoan Confederation

By the will of God the great nations of Portugal, Castile-Leon, France, England, and Venice have been graced with great prosperity, wealth, and national pride. Recognizing that these five nations are extremely independent and proud the nature of this Minoan Confederation shall be based upon these very important ideas.

A. Venice shall greatly allow the Confederations capital to be located upon the ruins of the great Minoan capital of Knossos.

B. In order for the Minoan Confederation's capital to rival any capital in Europe the nations of Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice shall each invest 200,000 ducats to build this new and grand city of the Mediterranean.

C. Located in this capital shall be a great palace with 6 significant wings. The center hall shall be created in the ancient style of the Minoans. Within this hall shall be located a grand reception hall with five thrones made of gold. These thrones shall be placed at the same level and be created in the same style of Minoan Civilization.

I. Spreading out from this main central palace hall shall be located five wings.
1. The first wing shall be created in the style of Castile-Leon and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

2. The second wing shall be created in the style of Venice and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

3. The third wing shall be created in the style of Portugal and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

4. The forth wing shall be created in the style of France and be home to that nations leaders and citizens.

5. The fifth wing shall be created in the style of England and be home to the nations leaders and citizens.
D. Also located within this grand capital shall be a great Senate hall in the Greek style. Within this Senate hall shall be offices to house 100 senators and their staffs, and a grand Hall of the senate with a dais located in its center. Placed upon this center hall shall be five equal thrones each bearing the symbol of the confederation members nation.

E. A great labyrinth shall be rebuilt in this grand complex in honor of the Minotaur. In times of war enemies of the confederation shall be placed in the labyrinth in the style of the myth. Several bulls and other ferocious animals shall be set loose upon said enemies.

II. Organization of the Minoan Confederation

A. Each nation shall enter into a non-aggression pact and that of military alliance with each other. In order for the four nations to remain independent bodies each shall send a delegation of 20 nobles as Senators to represent their nation in the Confederation Senate.

B. The power of the confederation shall lie in its senate with each nation's ruler holding an individual veto.

C. In order for war to be declared the Confederation's Senate must reach a three-fifths consensus in favor of said war.

D. Shall the rulers of Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice not be present three senators known as Grand Senators shall take their place ruling the day to day doings of the Senate. However the ruler's power of veto shall not be placed in the hands of these Grand Senators.

E. Shall another nation declare war upon the Minoan Confederation that said nation will find itself at war with all member nations.
1. A state of war will be declared by all confederation members united.
2. Each nation shall grant right of passage through each others land.
3. A full trade embargo shall be declared by all confederation members.

F. Shall a member nation decide that it is in the best interest for their nation to go to war they have that individual right, however in order for all member states to enter into said aggression the Senate must ratify the state of war with a three-fifth vote.


III. Symbols of the Confederation

The ancient Minoan mythological figure of the Minotaur shall be made the symbol for the Minoan Confederation. All member states will fly not only their national flag but also that of the Confederations above all ships, palaces, troops, etc.

A. The flag shall be placed upon a dark blue background to symbolize the Mediterranean sea.

B. In the center of this flag shall be a portrait of the Minotaur, in representation of the Confederation.

C. The first section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of Castile-Leon with the lions and castles symbolizing that nation.

D. The second section of the Minotaur shall be the winged lion of St. Mark symbolizing the Republic of Venice.

E. The third section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of Portugal as is found upon their flag, and the national seal.

F. The fourth section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of France as is found upon their flag, and the national seal.

G. The fifth section of the Minotaur shall be the shield of the Kingdom of England as found upon their flag, with the three lions outlined.

IV. Nature of Treaty

Should any portion of this treaty wish to be amended it shall be done within the confines of the Confederation's senate.

A. In order for an amendment to be added or something changed within the Confederations treaty a vote of four-fifths agreement must be reached by the Senate.

B. Debate will be encouraged within the senate hall; however outside the confines of this hall all members shall present a loyal and united front.

C. All rulers of said confederacy rulers shall be given the title of triumviri rei publicae constituendae in the style of the Roman Empire.

By the Grace and will of God shall this Minoan Confederation prosper and bring much to Portugal, Castile-Leon, England, France and Venice.

[x]Elionor, Queen of Castile-Leon, Queen of Granada, Dowager Queen Regent of England, Dowager Queen Regent of Scotland, Dowager Queen Regent of Wales, Princess Royal of Aragon, Duchess of Messina, triumviri rei publicae constituendae.
[x]Doge Francesco Foscari
[x]Queen Adalia of Portugal
[x]King Louis XI
[x]King John III of Lancaster, King of England, King of Britannia
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Mechanical effects:
-each nation gives all other nations RoP
-aliance
-non-aggression pact

England and I confirm.

 

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I have taken the role of Sicily.

 

[Hamilcar]

The Gulf Free Trade Treaty​

In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate. In order to promote trade and prosperity in the Gulf region The Al-Agta Khanate and Oman hereby agree to allow free access to the Gulf. Neither part will from now on collect any tolls from passing ships.

Oman invites the Timmurids.

Timurids agree.

 

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Bz if you can archive these treaties somehwere that would be great...they are all obsolete...if anyone thinks they shouldn't be please pm me.




Treaties of 1430

Trade treaty between France and Aragon

The King of Aragon grants all merchant and seafarers, subjects to the Crown of France, the right to resupply, trade and to rest at harbours and cities in Aragon.
The King of France grants all merchants and seafarers, subjects to the Crown of Aragon, the right to resupply, trade and to rest at harbours and cities in France.
The trade of grapes and wine shall proceed between France and Aragon without being taxated with tolls by neither the Crown of Aragon as France, thus to ensure the expansion of both nations wine production and distribution.?

Between LordE and Txini

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France and Aragon sign a treaty

I. France will look in favour upon requests for loans from Aragon.
II. Aragon will look in favour upon requests for loans from France.
III. France promises to never grant Right of Passage to hostile states or states in war against the nation of Aragon. Unless the states of France and Aragon should be in war against each other, then the treaty for denying Right of Passage are not counting any more.
IV. Aragon promises to never grant Right of Passage to hostile states or states in war against the nation of France. Unless the states of Aragon and France should be in war against each other, then the treaty for denying Right of Passage are not counting any more.

Between LordE and Txini

Treaties of 1434

HUNGARY--VENICE LOAN AGREEMENT OF 1434

I: Hungary will loan to Venice 30,000 golden Florints worth of supplies, raw materials, equipment, skilled and unskilled labour, etc, plus 10,000 Florints in gold coin (ie. a total loan of 4 eco); for the purposes of building, repairing, upgrading, outfitting and supplying a fleet of war with which to combat the Infidel, or for any other purpose specifically related to the Crusade.

II: Venice guarantees to extend military protection to Hungary whilst the loan is outstanding. Specifically, Venice will enter a state of war against any nation choosing to attack Hungary or its vassals or provide sufficient reason and compensation for not doing so as to satisfy the King of Hungary.

III: Venice promises a future loan of at least 20,000 ducats (2 eco) on any one future occasion if ever required by the Kingdom of Hungary, provided such funds are available.

IV: Venice will sign the following TRADE and MILITARY ACCESS sub-agreements:

TRADE AGREEMENT OF 1434

V: The port town of Trogir in the province of Dalmatia will be ceded to the Crown of Hungary, to do with as she wishes.

VI:. Hungarian and Venetian traders are to be treated as equal in terms of tolls, tariffs, taxes, duties and so forth when trading within the Venetian provinces of Dalmatia and Istria and the Hungarian provinces of Krain and Pest.

VII: Base prices for goods traded between Hungary and Venice will be negotiated yearly and fixed for that year.

MILITARY ACCESS AGREEMENT OF 1434

VIII: Venice and Hungary do guarantee each other right of passage for their troops through each others territory during times of war, except in the case where one nation is at war with the other's allies and vice versa.

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Treaty of Samara

This treaty, signed in 1435, affirms a state of peace between the Russian EmpireDas Heer and the Golden Horde(chilliwilli). The treaty is as follows:

Article I: The Golden Horde releases Suzdal and Ryan from vassalage; The Golden Horde recognizes Russias right to annex or vassalize Suzdal and Ryzan should Russia be able to.

Artcile II: The Golden Horde cedes the provinces of Kazan, Ufa, Saratow, and Bogutjar to the Empire of Russia

Artcile III: The Golden Horde recognizes Russia as an independent state and not a rebellion from the Horde.

Artcile IV: The Golden Horde drops its claims on all Russian lands and vassals, including the ones acquired by this treaty.

Artcile V: The Golden Horde recognizes that it has no Casius Belle against Russia.

Artcile VI: The Golden Horde and Russia will sign a seven year non-aggression pact during which neither state can enter into war against each other.

Artcile VII: The Golden Horde and Russia will establish permanent diplomatic relations including representatives from each state in the others court.

Russian EmpireDas Heer and the Golden Horde(chilliwilli).

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Hungary-Genoa Arms Agreement
In the Year of our Lord 1435, in the month of October, the nations of Hungarycccino and Genoamolleby do hereby enter into this contract.

SECTION I:

i. Genoa shall provide, at cost, stocks of weapons and military equipment (of only the highest quality) including spears, polearms, swords, shields, pavises, siege machines, crossbows, cannon and so forth.
ii. Genoa shall provide personnel in the form of drill instructors and military strategists for the training of the King's army, and a division of mercenaries under Genoese pay to fight under the King's banner.
iii. Genoa shall provide personnel in the form of drill instructors and military strategists for the training of the Knights of the realm and Baronial armies.
iv. Genoa shall provide to Hungary in times of war no less than 10 Commands of 100 troops to professionally lead the divisions of the General Levy.

(NB. all this in the form of at least 1 eco to be applied to no more than one event per contract period)

SECTION II:

i. In return, Hungary shall provide a payment of 1% of annual volume of extracted iron, coal, copper, lead from the King's mines. However, it is Genoa's responsibility to organise and pay for transport etc.
ii. Guaranteed sales to Genoa of 35% of annual export of non-precious metals (including iron, coal, copper, lead) at prices negotiated six-monthly and fixed for the period.
iii. Guaranteed sales to Genoa of 10% of annual export of all other raw materials (including timber and salt) at prices negotiated six-monthly and fixed for the period.
iv. Guaranteed sales to Genoa of 5% of annual export of all other goods (including cattle, foodstuffs, wine, worked/crafted and luxury items) at prices negotiated six-monthly and fixed for the period.

SECTION III:

i. 5% off standard foreign-merchant import and export duties for Genoan merchants inside the borders of Hungary. Likewise for Hungarian merchants in Genoan-controlled markets.
ii. This is to be a 24 month contract, open to renewal or renegotiation at the end of September 1437.

Hungarycccino and Genoamolleby

Treaties of 1436

Eastern Trade League

Article I The nations of Genoa, Russia, and the Golden Horde enter into a trade pact for the prosperity and free trade between all 3 realms.

Article II Genoan merchants will be considered natives when trading in the lands of Russia and the Golden Horde, and will not pay any duties or extra costs in importing/exporting from said lands.

Article III Russian merchants will be considered natives when trading in the lands of Genoa and the Golden Horde, and will not pay any duties or extra costs in importing/exporting from said lands.

Article IV The Golden Horde's merchants will be considered natives when trading in the lands of Russia and Genoa, and will not pay any duties or extra costs in importing/exporting from said lands.

Article V Goods will be purchased at market price determined yearly by the respective governments

Article VI Merchants from member nations will receive priority before all other foreign nations

Article VII Genoa will maintain its customs house in Moscow at its own expense, and build a customs house in Samara at its own expense

Article VIII Russia will build and maintain a customs house in Genoa and Samara at its own expense

Article IX The Golden Horde will build and maintain a customs house in Genoa and Moscow at its own expense

Article X If a member nation is attacked by another nation then the other member nations must embargo said nation

Article XI If another nation would like to join the League then the three founding nations of Genoa, Russian and the Golden Horde must approve them

Article XII All governments pledge to uphold this agreement and to help regulate the trade routes so that goods can be sold and bought at a steady rate.

Article XIII Venice is banned from trading in member nations.
Genoa(Molleby), Russia(Das Heer), and the Golden Horde(chilliwilli)

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The Union of St. Andrew

I.
The union's members is equal in the Union.

II.
The members of the union is obligated to help the other nation(s) if the other is attacked by another country.

If the country of the union is the attacker, it will need the confirming of the council (see III) to attack a country.
If this confirming is not granted, the nations in the union is not obligated to help out the attacker nation.

III.
There will be a council, with representives from each country.

There will be votings for things that needs to be voted for (see this treaty).

If a new nation want to join the Union, it must be allowed by ALL members, if not, it can't be accepted.

Each country have one representive.

Each nation have one vote.

If the vote ends with a draw, nothing happens until there is an agreement.

The council has its seat in Bucuresti. It will only be moved if found neccasery.

IV.
Each of it's members can have trade agreements with countries outside of the Union. Boycotts between the member nations is not allowed. Neither any other kind of agression.

V.
If a nation decides to dishonour this union in war, it will give the other members a Casus Belli, or Reason of War, against the nation that dishonoured the Union for 9 months (three turns). If the nation had a good reason for not joining the alliance, it may be forgiven, and accepted back in the Union. This will be decided by the Council.

VI.
Royal Marriages are well wanted between the members, but is not enforced upon anyone.

When a nation joins the union, it must sign and agree this pact.
If a country ever breaks one of these terms, their faith will be decided by the council.
Between Byzantium(Hamilcar) and Wallachia(Mormegil)

Added later: Serbia, Wallachia, and Moldavia

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Aragonese-Timurid Agreement

Article one: Security

The proximity of a christian state might proove to be to much of a temptation for the people of Aleppo, therefore the King of Aragon promise to always support the Great Khan against revolts in Aleppo.

The proximity of moslem nations might prove to be a temptation for the Moslems of the Lebanon province. Therefore the Great Khan assures that he will always support the King in such a conflict.

The Kingdom of Aragon and the Al-Agta Khanate will sign a non agression pact for 5 years.

Article two: Religion

Aragon promises to not try to eliminate, forcefully convert or in other way harm the moslem minorities of our land.

The Great Khan will not forcefully convert, eliminate or in any other way harm the chatholic minorities of the Al-Agta Khanate.
Between Aragon(KingWittelsbach) and the Timurid Empire(Lars)

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French-Irish Wine-Whisky and Song treaty

I. France will sell wine to Ireland to very low cost

II. Ireland will sell whisky to France to very low cost.

III. French merchants are allowed to trade goods and wares covered in this treaty in all cities in Ireland and they shall not pay more taxes or fares than local merchants do.

IV. Irish merchants merchants are allowed to trade goods and wares covered in this treaty in all cities in France and they shall not pay more taxes or fares than local merchants do.

V. This treaty may be reopened for the negotiation of more goods, and wares by either party at anytime

VI this treaty may be null and void by the formal announcement of either party

[X] Jack d Filise, chief negotiator for FranceLordE
[X] Paddy O'Slugg- High King of Eireslugo

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The Bursa Treaty

1.
Genoa shall be the only Christian nation allowed to trade within the Ottoman Empire. Genoa shall provide the Ottoman markets with necessary goods at reasonable prices, and shall be able to buy Eastern goods at favourable rates.
For this privilege, Genoa shall pay 15% higher tariffs than normal.

2.
Ottoman merchants are welcomed at Genoese ports, where they will only pay half of the normal tariffs. In the Crimean ports, Ottoman merchants are allowed to practise their religion as they see fit. As guests of the Genoese, the governors of the Crimean ports shall do their utmost to protect the Ottoman merchants.

3.
The Ottomans commit themselves to secure safe passage for Genoese vessels through the Bosporus strait.

4.
Genoese merchants shall not practise their religion openly within the Ottoman realm. Genoese merchants are not allowed to advertise Christianity in any way, and should they do so, the Ottoman authorities will execute this individual immediately.

5.
The Ottomans are given access to interest free loans from the Bank of Genoa.

6.
To oversee that the articles of this agreement are obeyed, the Genoese, on their own expense, shall have a permanent representative at the Ottoman court, appointed by the Doge of Genoa and accepted by the government of the Ottomans.

(two secret articles, 7 and 8, are added in a separate document.)
Between Ottomans(Tracid & Auspend) and Genoa(Molleby)

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The Lagos Concessions

In their glorious wisdom, the King of Portugal, his Majesty Reginald of Witau, and the Doge of Genoa, his grace Alessandro Doria, have decided to engage in a close trade co-operation. The two lands will complement each other in a true Christian spirit of friendship and mutual understand. Therefore, this trade agreement shall be in effect upon its signing.

1.
Portuguese trade in the Mediterranean shall be handled via Genoese vessels and traders. Genoese merchants shall be permitted to purchase Portuguese commodities in the port of Lagos not exceeding 25% of the total volume available for purchase.

2.
Genoa shall ensure a permanent, sufficient and cheap flow of Eastern goods to the realm of Portugal. Genoa shall not make more than a 10% profit on the sale of these goods, ensuring the best possible prices for the people of Portugal.

3.
To oversee this activity, Genoa will at its own expense build a merchants house in the city of Lagos.
Between Genoa(Molleby) and Portugal(Mettermrk)

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Ragusan Non-Aggression Pact of 1436 (March 16th)

Article I: The Pact concerns all nations who seek peace in the name of whatever Lord they choose. In this manner the Pact is unbound by religion and serves the belief in peace.

Article II: The pact serves as a template. Any nation who signs agrees to peace only with Ragua and no other nation that also signs. Any other agreements must be handled a separate document between said nations.

Article III: The document is a yearly reborn, meaning the pact ends after the passing of every 15th of March (Ides of March) at which time is ratified again.

Article IV: Any can join at anytime with agreement of the Duke. A separate signature of the Duke is required per nation to ensure Ragusan authority and control of this Pact.

Article V: No nation can be at war with Ragusa or make aggressive actions that risk good will of the Ragusan people and their betterment.

Article VI: This document stands above all others signed by here signed nations, for instance an ally of signed nation decided to attack Ragusa, her signed nation is bound by this document before all others.

Article VII: The document is permanent and unbreakable until the one year is up, which is the Ides of March of every year.

Article VIII: Ragusa agrees to all the previous articles and applies them to itself for the betterment of signed nations.

Article IX: No nation may sign without approval of Ragusa.
Between Ragusa(Ramius), Gelre(HJ Tulp), Wallachia(Mormegil) and Byzantium(Hamilcar)

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The Eastern Pact of Mutual Protection

Article I: This agreement serves the purpose of protecting the people of The Golden Horde, Russia, and Genoa and the trade routes between east and west.

Article II: The signers of this agreement will aid eachother in the defense of their lands during war, if possible, in any way.

Article III: This is a mutual protection pact, not a binding alliance. The signers of this agreement are not required to assist in offensive wars, but may be encouraged to if a common enemy is shared.
Between Russia(DasHeer), Genoa(Molleby) and the Golden Horde(chilliwilli)

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Agreement of Trade, and Loan Partnership of Rome (1436)

Article I ? The two parties involved are The Duchal Court of Dubrovnik representing Ragusa and the Royal Court of France.

Article II - Ragusan merchants will be considered equals when trading in the lands of France and vise versa. Neither side will pay any duties or extra costs in importing/exporting from said lands.

Article III ? Both sides will construct customs houses in each others lands, the places for these houses to be decided upon at a later time.

Article IV - Ragusa shall provide the French markets with necessary goods at reasonable prices, and shall be able to buy Eastern goods at favorable rates. France shall do the same if they have goods to trade. The tariffs on each others goods will always stay below 15% of the average tariff cost imposed on all other nations.

Article V- If a member nation is attacked by another nation then the other member nation is expected to support the other member in any way possible, such as loan, or embargo on attacking nation.

Article VI - The Kingdom of Ragusa and the Kingdom of France shall not wage war upon each other for a period of 3 years, and during this time place no form of aggression either militarily or political upon each other.

Article VII All governments pledge to uphold this agreement and to help regulate the trade routes so that goods can be sold and bought at a steady rate and also agree to support each other in every way possible.
Between LordE and Ramius

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Bz that is all the treaties are in so far, I have begun a spring cleaning of old treaties but am only up to the first file. I'll get around to the other 9 at a later time. Oh we also need a couple of more spaces for treaties about three, but that will decrease after I delete some and start shifting to back posts.

You can delete this at will

 

[AugCaesar]

Bz that is all the treaties are in so far, I have begun a spring cleaning of old treaties but am only up to the first file. I'll get around to the other 9 at a later time. Oh we also need a couple of more spaces for treaties about three, but that will decrease after I delete some and start shifting to back posts.

You can delete this at will

I should be updated up to this point. tomorrow, the 29th's battles and regens should be a clean start point for me. So go ahead and kill anything done on the 28th and before.

 

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I have a very little problem:

Why is JeffG006 is the player of Transylvania?
I was approved for it, wasn't I?
It was NPC before me...

 

[AugCaesar]

I have a very little problem:

Why is JeffG006 is the player of Transylvania?
I was approved for it, wasn't I?
It was NPC before me...

A mistake Fixed now!

 

[unmerged(18712)]

A mistake Fixed now!

Thanks!

 

[unmerged(8054)]

Gentlemen. Following Aug's announcement that he is updated, it would be a great help if Ramius informed me, as soon as possibly, that he too is updated. When you have both confirmed, I'll clean out the old posts.

Thank you.
/Bz

 

[Darth Tracid]

Hello Aug

Im now playing as the duchy of Luxembourg, with Joseph Moorwald as my HoS. But I will come to change that one within the week, most likely