The Treaty of Nicosia is a treaty used to end the Omani Civil War. Signed in 1761, it was used to divide up the Sultanate of Oman into three succeeding states.
Terms of the Treaty[]
Territorial changes following the Treaty of Nicosia: Sultanate of Qatar (1), Sultanate of Oman (2), Zakariyya Emirate (3)
Territorial Terms[]
- Qatar is ceded from Oman.
- The Zakariyya Emirate is ceded from Oman.
Political Terms[]
- All nations remain a vassal of Jaffarid Arabia
- Non-aggression pact lasing 25 years among all states.
- In addition to allowing the succession of the Zakariyya Emirate, Oman retains the largest ports, portion of the navy stationed there, and a percentage of the economy every 5 years.
Economic Terms[]
- Qatar is given general supervision over trade routes that go from the Middle East to South and Southeast Asia
- Oman retains supervision over trade routes that go from the Middle East to elsewhere.
Signatures[]
- Sultanate of Qatar - Sultan Munjid Naasiruddeen
- Zakariyya Emirate - Emir Badri Zakariyya
- Sultanate of Oman - Sultan Raaji Yaruba
- Jaffarid Arabia - Sultan Muhammad Ahmed al-Jaffar, Emir of Basra and Mosul, and Procurator of the Two Holy Mosques