Principality of Vlachia

The Vlachian Surcoat to the left, the Ravenmire Surcoat to the right. THE NORTHERN FRONTIER ACT Scriptum Anno 1969 THE REALMS OF THE FRONTIER C I V I T A T E S F I N E S ☩ ☩ ☩ PREAMBLE The Principality of Vlachia and the Duchy of Ravemire, henceforth known as the signatories, have agreed to the signing of a treaty that shall be known as “The Northern Frontier Act”. This agreement covers trade, mutual defense, alongside a declaration of friendship. TRADE AGREEMENT The states of Vlachia and Ravenmire have agreed to open trade between their two states, each signatory agreeing to allocate room for one stall that shall be tax free. This will drive commerce between the two and fill the void of any resource that may be missing in the other’s realm. DECLARATION OF FRIENDSHIP The states of Vlachia and Ravenmire have declared each other to be most valued friends and allies within the northern frontier of Aevos. This means that any diplomatic issues that may arise in which they are on the opposite ends of the table, they shall act in such a manner to ensure that the treaty is not endangered. MUTUAL DEFENSE The states of Vlachia and Ravenmire have agreed to a defensive alliance in which they shall come to defend each other in the event of an attack upon them, their subjects or their autonomy by a third party. Both through the means of armed conflict and diplomatically. Signed, Dorat Stanislaw Arpa

A man rode into the camp of the Turghits, clad in a fur hat and a red dipped coat whilst sitting steady upon his horse. He respectfully dipped his head toward the Khan of the Turghits as he passed off a letter stamped with the two-headed eagle of Vlachia. "We of Vlachia send you humble greetings, Khan of the Turghits, from our camp up in the northern stretches of the continent. We have heard the call for a hunting expedition and we have found it worthwhile. Our lands are covered in great beasts clad in fur, tall and horned, large and clawed. We invite you to our lands to host this hunt with our people so we may wet our blades together and break bread."