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[[File:NONGBA - TREATY MAP.png|thumb|Map of Nongba as described in the treaty]] |
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The Treaty of Liaia was signed in 29 PC and ended the [[Nongban Civil War]]. |
The Treaty of Liaia was signed in 29 PC and ended the [[Nongban Civil War]]. |
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== Signatories == |
== Signatories == |
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* Akuta Pact |
* [[Akuta Pact]] |
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** The Kingdom of Akaria |
** The [[Kingdom of Akaria]] |
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** The Republic of Utlia |
** The [[Republic of Utlia]] |
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** [[Tun'ilhameng Liberation Procedure]] |
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* The Empire of Faltir |
* The [[Faltiran Empire|Empire of Faltir]] |
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* [[Modhes Temple]] |
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* The Yotumic Republic |
* The [[Yotumic Republic]] |
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The following countries were active participants in the civil war but did not send representatives to the peace negotiations. |
The following countries were active participants in the civil war but did not send representatives to the peace negotiations. |
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* The Yotumic Divisionary Federation (Defunct at the time of peace negotiations) |
* The [[Yotumic Divisionary Federation]] (Defunct at the time of peace negotiations) |
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* The Democrats of Hangmeng (Occupied by the Empire of Faltir at the time of peace negotiations, denied representation) |
* The [[Democrats of Hangmeng]] (Occupied by the Empire of Faltir at the time of peace negotiations, denied representation) |
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[[Category:Akaria pages]] |
[[Category:Akaria pages]] |
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[[Category:Utlia pages]] |
[[Category:Utlia pages]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:55, 3 October 2025
The Treaty of Liaia was signed in 29 PC and ended the Nongban Civil War.
Signatories
The following countries were active participants in the civil war but did not send representatives to the peace negotiations.
- The Yotumic Divisionary Federation (Defunct at the time of peace negotiations)
- The Democrats of Hangmeng (Occupied by the Empire of Faltir at the time of peace negotiations, denied representation)