Charter of Eternal Alliance

The Charter of Eternal Alliance was an agreement struck between the Kingdoms of Magiore and Thyssen, as well as the Principality of Carinthia in February of 1430. It was the conclusion of the peace accords between the three nations and constituted the current political balance in Central Magnia. 
Among the most important stipulations of the charter are the protection from religious oppression, as well as the first official recognition of the city of Pyor as a free city. This included prohibiting any of the nations from entering the city or passing through it with military forces, unless agreed upon by all three sovereign nations, and a promise to always protect Pyor from outside forces, recognizing it as common interest to always secure this strategically important position in Turokh's Eye. The opening statements of the charter reads:
== Opening Statement ==
"Honour and the public wealth are promoted when leagues are concluded for the proper establishment of quiet and peace. Therefore, know all that King Esterad I Ambrose, King of Thyssen and of Wend, and King Robert I Angevin, King of Magiore, as well as the Brother Princes, Otto II and Casimir V of the Noble House Barcley-de-Tolly, seeing the malice of the age, in order that they may better defend themselves, and their own, and better preserve them in proper condition, have promised in good faith to assist each other with aid, with might and main, against one and all, who may inflict upon any one of them any violence, molestation or injury, or may plot any evil against their persons or goods.
And in every case each state has promised to support the other, when necessary, at its own expense, as far as needed in order to withstand the attacks of evildoers, and to avenge injuries; to this end they have sworn a solemn oath to keep this without deceit, yet in such a manner that every man, according to his rank, shall obey and serve his overlord is it behoves him.
We have also vowed, decreed, and ordained in common council and by unanimous consent, that we will accept or receive no margraves, earls, voivodes, monarchs, or nobility in these lands, who shall have obtained his office for any price, or for money in any way whatsoever, or one who shall not have been born within our lands. And if disagreement shall arise between any of the nations, those without a part in the disagreement shall come forth to settle the difficulty between the parties, as shall seem right to them; and whichever party rejects their verdict shall be held an adversary by the other nations.
Furthermore, if any one of the nations shall spoil another of its goods, or injure its lands or people in any way, the treacherous nation shall also pay damages in full to the injured nation according to justice.
Furthermore, no nation shall seize another’s goods as tax, unless it is expressly for the upkeep of bridges or ferries in which case the amount shall be no larger than required for upkeep. Moreover, every man shall obey its rightful overlord, before whom he ought properly to appear. And if one rebels against a verdict, and, in consequence of his insubordination, threatens the peace of another of the sworn nations, these are bound to compel the culprit and support the injured nation. 
The above-written statues, decreed for the common welfare and benefit, shall endure forever. In testimony of which, as the request of the aforesaid parties, the present charter has been drawn up and confirmed with the seals of the aforesaid three sovereign states.
So done in the year 1430 in the middle of the month of February."