Triple Alliance

The Triple Alliance was an alliance encompassing the Kingdom of Egypt, the Kingdom of Assyria, and the Mycenaean Confederation. It was officially signed in 56 AEE between Egypt and Assyria during the Second Conference of the Great Powers' Club in Nippur, as a response to the formation of the Hattusa-Babylon Axis. As Egypt had already been allied with the Mycenaean Confederation since 11 AEE, when the now superseded Keftiu Accords were signed, the three countries now became part of one alliance. In 57 AEE Assyria signed the agreement directly with Mycenae, finalizing the connection between everyone in the faction. The alliance members supported each other during peacetime, however, the main purpose was to counter the Hattusa-Babylon Axis if war were to break out with it. If not for the mutual hatred of the Hittites and Kassites, it is doubtful Assyria would have allied with Egypt, as the relations between the two countries had been sour for the previous few decades.
In 72 AEE the Triple Alliance was superseded by the Pact of Civilizations, as once the Great Powers' War broke out between the Alliance and the Axis, Elam joined the side of the Alliance. Thus it now had four members and so a new alliance was formed with a new name, though for the most part the relationships between the countries remained the same.
Category:Egypt
Category:Treaties
Category:Assyria
Category:Mycenaean Confederation
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Category:Great Powers' War
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