Declaration of Alnwick

The Declaration of Alnwick is a historical treaty signed by the five Founding Kingdoms on 17.IV.1450 which unified those lands to become the Unified Kingdoms of Victoria under Victoria I.

The declaration, signed by the heads of the petty kingdoms of Abberdyffryn, Ardaks, Dundahl, Moncrieff and Strathalmond, would act as the backbone of Victorian sovereignty until 1469's Act of Unification which brought the four duchies of Buthnock, Glenmaye, Middleton and Orgyle into the realm.

See also

• Act of Unification
• Declaration of Buthminster