Chryse–Graecia Friendship Treaty

The Treaty of Friendship between the Free City of Chryse and the People's Republic of Graecia is the first treaty between Chryse and Graecia. It was signed on 21.III.1687 by Isor Verion for Chryse and Eugene Friedriechsen for Greacia, after the two countries' governments decided to sit down and discuss their differences after a heated discussion on genocide in the MTO Assembly (now moved to Chryse). Since Chryse has had experienced a change of goverment (and is now known as the Imperial City and Exarchate of Chryse), the title has became some unclear; it is considered, however, that there is no need to change it. On 18.XV.1687, Chryse confirmed to Graecia that Chryse regards the treaty fully intact.

The treaty was repudiated by Elluenuueq upon its assumption of sovereignty over Chryse in 1690.

Contents

• Non-aggression and cooperation between the countries
• Relaxed travel restrictions between the countries
• Embassies to open in each capital. Ambassadors to be sent.
• The transfer of c. 800,000 members of the Tarr ethnicity to Chryse, where they will be categorised as "protected persons"
  • This transfer will take place as soon as logistically possible, where Chryse will send four very large container ships (each of 24,000 containers). Each container will be furnished for the residency of 10 people, including storage for food and amenities for hygiene. Each container will have 10 Tarr people living there. Children will share containers with a parent or other guardian. Graecian naval ships will escort the container ships to Chryse.
  • Upon transfer, the Tarr people will lose Graecian citizenship and all rights in Graecia. They will be protected persons under the law of Chryse (as inherited from its days in Shireroth before 1671 AN).
  • Graecia will bear 2/3 of the cost of the transfer and Chryse 1/3.
• Graecia makes a promise for the future that if the Graecian Armed Forces develops on a sustainable level, a small portion of the Graecian Army, Navy and Air force will be sent for the protection of Chryse.
• Chryse and Graecia agree to deep cooperation in the realms of scientific research.