Treaty of Dynastic Separation
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The Treaty of Dynastic Separation between Natopia and Nouvelle Alexandrie, also known as the Uturuncu-Adelaide Treaty, was signed on [Date] in [Place of Signature]. The treaty was established to ensure that the thrones of Natopia and Nouvelle Alexandrie remain separate, despite the marriage of Crown Prince Uturuncu, Prince of Rimarima and Princess Adelaide of Natopia in 1721 AN.
The treaty stipulates that the couple's eldest child, Princess Sayari, Countess of Rimarima, will inherit the throne of Nouvelle Alexandrie, while their second child, Prince Nathan, Viscount of Paruro, will inherit the Natopian throne. The couple's three younger children, Princess Urpi, Lady of Chucuito, Prince Xanthorr, Baron of Anapia, and Princess Phaedra, Lady of Amantaní , will not have any claim to either throne unless both Princess Sayari and Prince Nathan are unable to ascend to their respective thrones. The treaty also includes provisions for the governance and administration of both nations to remain separate and independent, ensuring that neither nation will have undue influence over the other.
