Treaty of Mutual Recognition Between Auvenum and Seybold

The Treaty of Mutual Recognition Between the Kingdom of Auvenum and the Democratic Republic of Seybold is a Diplomatic Treaty between the Democratic Republic of Seybold and the Kingdom of Auvenum.

Treaty

Title

Treaty of Mutual Relations between the Kingdom of Auvenum and the Democratic Republic of Seybold

Article One

1 The Purpose of this document is formal recognition and non-aggression pact between the nations of the Democratic Republic of Seybold and the Kingdom of Auvenum;

Article Two

2 Both nations are to recognize each other's existence in written, audio or visual forms when requested by any other person or nation;

Article Three

3 Both nations are to recognize the full territorial claims and borders of the other nation, unless otherwise specified;

Article Four

4 Both nations are prohibited from any form of military action involving each other unless done so with peaceful intent;

Article Five

5 Both nations will not deploy any form of military or economic blockade, attack or any form of aggression with the other;

Article Six

6 Both nations are to recognize the signatory of this agreement as the legitimate government of the micronation referred to;

Article Seven

7 Both nations will agree to mutual defense of each others land in a situation where required and deemed possible;

Article Eight

8 No nation in the agreement will recognize any territorial claims of the other within the Antarctic or the Bir Tawil;

Article Nine

9 The nation of the Kingdom of Auvenum and the Democratic Republic of Seybold will both refer to this agreement as the "Seybold-Auvenum Alliance" or the "Seybold-Auvenum Agreement";

Article Ten

10 No micronation within the agreement will attempt to hack, spy, or maliciously edit any micronational page, e-mail or website of the other;

Article Eleven

11 Both micronations will aid each other in any affairs requested by the other to the best of their ability;

Article Twelve

12 Both nations have the right to leave the agreement at any point, although both nations must agree on the separation, otherwise the act cannot be nullified until 3 months have passed;

Article Thirteen

13 If either nation becomes politically extremist against persons based on race, ethnicity or religion this document is nullified.

Signatures

Signed, President Cooper Norfolk of Seybold Signed, Calvin White

Nullification

On 14 January 2019, the Seybold Department of Foreign Relations and the office of the President of the Democratic Republic of Seybold reached an agreement on the nullification of the Treaty of Mutual Recognition Between the Kingdom of Auvenum and the Democratic Republic of Seybold, an agreement in which the Auvenese-Seyboldish diplomatic relations started. This agreement was nullified in the first place due to the Kingdom of Auvenum having fictionalized aspects in their micronation, such as the "war" between the "Kivarian Rebels" and the Kingdom of Auvenum in their completely fake Antarctic Territory and also due to the Democratic Republic of Seybold wanting to keep neutrality in times of "war" or in this case a minor dispute between two radicalist micronations. President Cooper Norfolk personally was very happy to be able to nullify the agreement, as he is the current government situation in the Kingdom of Auvenum. He delivered this message to Calvin White of the Kingdom of Auvenum: "Your Majesty Calvin White I Prince of Auvenum, the Seybold Department of Foreign Relations and the President of the Democratic Republic of Seybold have come to an agreement of nullifying the Seyboldish-Auvenese diplomatic agreement. This is happening due to your micronation's fictionalized aspects, such as claims in the Antarctic and a war in the same area". At about three hours he sent this message to Calvin White of the Kingdom of Auvenum, he responded with a list of reasons why the Antarctic territories were used and other things. The first one was that the Antarctic territories were used to create Parliament seats, which is useless since a nation should only use as many parliamentary seats as it needs to represent a constituency. The second and last thing on the list was that the Auvenese-Aenderian War would not be put in history, which is awful as it should be put in the the history of an example of how corrupt the Auvenese and Aenderian governments are or as an example of how fictionalization is hurtful to the micronationalist community. The nullification of this Treaty did not affect the Democratic Republic of Seybold or the Kingdom of Auvenum very much, so it was not a humongous deal.