Treaty of Fairwood

The Treaty of Fairwood ended military conflict between Rynhart the Pious of Stradclod and Albert of Albran over who would control the land now known as Chrichheim.
In the aftermath of the Battle of the Black Forest the various Chrich clans formed two factions - the Kingdom of Albran and the Kingdom of Stradclod. Both wanted to join the newly-founded Empire of Man but each wanted to control the other. Conflict was inevitable.
The treaty was agreed three years after the Battle of Loch Mor, which is commonly seen as a great victory for Albert of Dunedun and Albran. However, in reality Rynhart's forces were not fully committed to the battle and the result was inconclusive. Rynhart had planned to resume military action once the weather improved, but he and his army were captured on their journey back to more fortified positions. With Rynhart captured, the clan leaders that once supported him turned their backs on Stradclod and secured the Treaty of Fairwood. As the name suggests, the treaty was signed in the town of Fairwood in eastern Chrichheim.
In the treaty, Stradclod and Albran were united under Albert of Dunedyn's rule. Together, they formed a new entity which we know today as the Imperial county of Chrichheim. Many Chrichheimers hold the Treaty of Fairwood as one of the most important documents in their county's history.