Bach Treaty of Capitulation

The Bach Treaty of Capitulation (also sometimes referred to by Anzion sympathizers as The 1750 Terms of Peace) was a document signed by His Majesty King Bach, 7th King of Pyrus and High Lord Chancellor and Duke of Tarimber Emeldir Ohtar (of Anzio) on 21st November 1750, to end an armed conflict over the murder of The Honourable Seulta Ulke, The Baroness of Mudros. The treaty apportioned resources to the Kingdom of Pyrus, confirmed the border as had existed before hostilities, established a period of non-aggression as well as ending the Baroness' War.
== Structure of the Treaty ==
There is no preamble, nor scheme of articles, the Bach Treaty of Capitulation contains only one paragraph of text containing seven statements. Interestingly the document was drawn up by the Department of War of the Kingdom of Anzio.
== Terms of the Treaty ==
The treaty stated:
The Government of Anzio State will pay the Government of Pyrus the sum of 2,000gcs. The captured town at M:11 will be released back into the control of Anzio State as well as other captured zones. All citizens of the aforementioned town will pay a fee of liberation to the Government of Pyrus of 15scs. The weapons and horses within the town will be surrendered to Pyrus authorities. The Anzio forces inside Pyrus will move out. All forces leaving enemy territories will be allowed to do so peacefully. There will be no aggression between the two governments for five months (until 28th April 1751).
== Criticisms of the Treaty ==
There has been criticism that the Bach Treaty of Capitulation failed to apportion responsibility for the murder of The Honourable Seulta Ulke, The Baroness of Mudros, which caused the conflict to begin.
Other critics, mainly within the Pyrusian Military, thought that the treaty forestalled the inevitable conquest of Anzio.
Category:Peace Treaties
Category:Baroness' War