[center][img=http://i1090.photobucket.com/albums/i374/bensundeitestutho/scandinaviancommonwealth2_zpsbab0c9a5.png][/center] [center][b]The Scandinavian Commonwealth[/b][/center] The Scandinavian Commonwealth applauds the effort displayed by the nations of the Americas in the Pan-American Conference, where they aim to strike a Pax Americana. It sorely grieves me that Europe, the bastion of the Old War, could not set a better example to the rest of the world. Even in our attempt to create a Pax Europa, the Treaty of Constantinople was undermined by lack of representation and the secretive nation of several articles. My only advice to our New World brethren is: allow representation of all nations who wish to partake and by no means have any hidden (or semi-hidden) articles that are unknown to the rest of the Americas. We, as those in Europe, can only hope that the damage done due to the War of the Eighth Coalition, will not be permanent. -King Charles XV, the United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway --- [u][b]The Franco-Scandinavian Friendly Relations Treaty[/b][/u] [hider=The Franco-Scandinavian Friendly Relations Treaty][center][b]Article I[/b][/center] [center]The Franco-Scandinavian Friendly Relations Treaty calls upon the nations of the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the French Empire to abstain from declaring hostilities against one another. Instead, the nations of Scandinavian Commonwealth and the French Empire must instead use diplomatic channels for settling any hostilities between these two nations. [/center] [center][b]Article II[/b][/center] [center]This treaty shall remain valid for five (5) years, starting in the year of 1866. Once the fifth year has ended, this treaty is hereby dissolved:[/center] [center][b]Article III[/b][/center] [center]This treaty shall be dissolved once the above condition is completed. However, once that condition is completed, both nations who signed this treaty may opt for extend this treaty for an additional five years. After every five years, the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the French Empire may continue to renew this treaty as long as both sides agree to the terms. Alternatively, the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the French Empire may also draft a new treaty that would provide a more permanent peace.[/center] [center][b]Article IV[/b][/center] [center]The Scandinavian Commonwealth and the French Empire shall enter into a trade agreement in which the two nations mutually benefit each other. [/center] [center][i]Section I[/i][/center] [center]The Scandinavian Commonwealth promises to provide foreign students, educators, and any advice they deem fit in order to improve the educational systems of the French Empire.[/center] [center][i]Section I[/i][/center] [center]In exchange for the aid in French education, the French Empire promises to share their advantaged weaponry, along with the blueprint of said equipment. Furthermore, the French military will aid in instructing the Scandinavian armed forces.[/center] [center][b]Article V[/b][/center] [center]The Scandinavian Commonwealth and the French Empire promises to help one another improve and expand themselves as a nation. The details of this article will be determined at a later date.[/center] [center][b]Article VI[/b][/center] [center]By signing this treaty, the signatory (each of the two nations who sign this treaty) agrees to uphold everything that has been detailed above and everything that will be detailed below. Also by signing this treaty, the signatory agrees that by breaking this treaty, they are liable to economic sanctions and public shame on the international scene. However, if either signatory would wish to be relieved from this treaty, they may ask first before breaking the treaty in order to not receive the above penalties. [/center] [center][b]Article VII[/b][/center] [center]Either signatory may propose (an) amendment(s) to this treaty. However, the other signatory must agree to it in order for the amendment to be considered valid. [/center] [X] King Charles XV, the United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway [X] King Christian IX, the Kingdom of Denmark [X] Emperor Napoleon III, the Second French Empire [/hider] [u][b]The Scandinavian-Portuguese Non-Aggression Pact[/b][/u] [hider=Scandinavian-Portuguese Non-Aggression Pact][center][b]Article I[/b][/center] [center]The Scandinavian-Portuguese Non-Aggression Pact calls upon the nations of the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the Kingdom of Portugal to abstain from declaring hostilities against one another. Instead, the nations of Scandinavian Commonwealth and the Kingdom of Portugal must instead use diplomatic channels for settling any hostilities between these two nations. [/center] [center][b]Article II[/b][/center] [center]This treaty shall remain valid for ten (10) years, starting in the year of 1867. Once the fifth year has ended, this treaty is hereby dissolved:[/center] [center][b]Article III[/b][/center] [center]This treaty shall be dissolved once the above condition is completed. However, once that condition is completed, both nations who signed this treaty may opt for extend this treaty for an additional five years. After every five years, the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the Kingdom of Portugal may continue to renew this treaty as long as both sides agree to the terms. Alternatively, the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the Kingdom of Portugal may also draft a new treaty that would provide a more permanent peace.[/center] [center][b]Article IV[/b][/center] [center]The Scandinavian Commonwealth and the Kingdom of Portugal shall enter into a trade agreement in which the two nations mutually benefit each other. [/center] [center][b]Article V[/b][/center] [center]By signing this treaty, the signatory (each of the two nations who sign this treaty) agrees to uphold everything that has been detailed above and everything that will be detailed below. Also by signing this treaty, the signatory agrees that by breaking this treaty, they are liable to economic sanctions and public shame on the international scene. However, if either signatory would wish to be relieved from this treaty, they may ask first before breaking the treaty in order to not receive the above penalties. [/center] [center][b]Article VI[/b][/center] [center]Either signatory may propose (an) amendment(s) to this treaty. However, the other signatory must agree to it in order for the amendment to be considered valid. [/center] [X] King Charles XV, the United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway [X] King Christian IX, the Kingdom of Denmark [X] King Luís I, the Kingdom of Portugal [/hider] [u][b]The Scandinavian-Romanian Non-Aggression Pact[/b][/u] [hider=Scandinavian-Romanian Non-Aggression Pact][center][b]Article I[/b][/center] [center]The Scandinavian-Romanian Non-Aggression Pact calls upon the nations of the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the United Principalities to abstain from declaring hostilities against one another. Instead, the nations of Scandinavian Commonwealth and the United Principalities must instead use diplomatic channels for settling any hostilities between these two nations. [/center] [center][b]Article II[/b][/center] [center]This treaty shall remain valid for five (5) years, starting in the year of 1866. Once the fifth year has ended, this treaty is hereby dissolved:[/center] [center][b]Article III[/b][/center] [center]This treaty shall be dissolved once the above condition is completed. However, once that condition is completed, both nations who signed this treaty may opt for extend this treaty for an additional five years. After every five years, the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the United Principalities may continue to renew this treaty as long as both sides agree to the terms. Alternatively, the Scandinavian Commonwealth and the United Principalities may also draft a new treaty that would provide a more permanent peace.[/center] [center][b]Article IV[/b][/center] [center]The Scandinavian Commonwealth and the United Principalities shall enter into a trade agreement in which the two nations mutually benefit each other. [/center] [center][b]Article V[/b][/center] [center]By signing this treaty, the signatory (each of the two nations who sign this treaty) agrees to uphold everything that has been detailed above and everything that will be detailed below. Also by signing this treaty, the signatory agrees that by breaking this treaty, they are liable to economic sanctions and public shame on the international scene. However, if either signatory would wish to be relieved from this treaty, they may ask first before breaking the treaty in order to not receive the above penalties. [/center] [center][b]Article VI[/b][/center] [center]Either signatory may propose (an) amendment(s) to this treaty. However, the other signatory must agree to it in order for the amendment to be considered valid. [/center] [X] King Charles XV, the United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway [X] King Christian IX, the Kingdom of Denmark [] ROMANIA SIGNS HERE [/hider] [u][b]Empire of Brazil - Scandinavian Commonwealth Treaty of Friendship[/b][/u] [hider=Empire of Brazil-Scandinavian Commonwealth Treaty of Friendship][b]Empire of Brazil - Scandinavian Commonwealth Treaty of Friendship[/b][/centre] Article I - Peace, friendship, and good faith shall henceforth exist between the people for Empire of Brazil and the Scandinavian Commonwealth Article II - The trade agreement shall still exist and be moved onto this Treaty. Section I - The Scandinavian Commonwealth shall provide technology and education in exchange of coffee beans, bananas, and other miscellaneous items that makes up the Empire of Brazil's exports. Section II - As stated by the trade agreement, if either Empire of Brazil or The Scandinavian Commonwealth want to cancel it, the other nation must be known about it a year before it cancels. Section III - During war in either Europe or the Americans, if either Empire of Brazil or The Scandinavian Commonwealth goes neutral and declare a sanctuary, that other nation shall help out by increase the supplies in the trade agreement. Article III - The Empire of Brazil and The Scandinavian Commonwealth shall go into a non-aggression pact ensuring that neither will perform any acts of aggression. Article IV - If either Empire of Brazil or The Scandinavian Commonwealth goes to war, the trade agreement shall still keep going with each other until it is cancel. Amendment I - Once the original trade agreement has expired in the year of 1867, this treaty (along with the Trade Agreement mentioned in Article I) shall be renewed for five (5) additional years, beginning in the year of 1867 and ending in the year of 1872. []Emperor Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil. [X]King Charles XV, King of Sweden and Norway. [X]King Christian IX, King of Denmark[/hider]