Treaty of Nubardum

The Treaty of Nubardum was a peace treaty signed in 499 between Nilos Kallistratos I of Blackwall Hold, and General Cylaros Seiwynn of Yuricaz, after the 10-month siege of Fort Nubardum, formally ending the First Yuricaz War.

Terms of Agreement
The treaty called for Yuricaz to surrender and hand over a large swath of land including Fort Nubardum and its surrounding territory. In addition, Yuricaz agreed to become essentially a subordinate state of Tirrenor, where they were required to fight on its whims if called upon. The treaty also allowed for the release of all Yurican POW's taken by the Tirrenians, including the surviving members of the Yurican army at Nubardum.

The agreement settled on a ten-year duration of peace between the nations.

Aftermath
Immediately following the signing, the Yurican army at Nubardum, along with POW's and General Cylaros Seiwynn, were sent back to the Yurican city of Yarwick, where Seiwynn was imprisoned and later executed for treason because of his surrender. To this day, "Traitor Cylaros", and "Coward Seiwynn" are phrases often heard among those of Yurican descent.

The acquisition of Fort Nubardum laid the foundation for the future organization of the Barony of Nubardum. Presently, Fort Nubardum is the seat of House Alexius, ruled by Baron Ferris Alexius.

The treaty caused a very rocky subordinate relationship between the two nations. Yuricaz never recovered from the damage or loss of territory from the war and could no longer police their people or defend their southern borders with Bruxia properly, increasing criminal activity from the Birchmen and the Vassili Cartel.

It was only a matter of time before the 10-year agreement expired, and in 509, Thane Kain Kallistratos I, allied with the forces of House Nereus and a company of Bruxian mercenaries, began the Second Yuricaz War which resulted in the conquest of Yuricaz.