The Treaty of Bosavi, named after Bosavi mountain in Ququququ lands was a 1776 treaty signed between the Ququququ Union and the Empire of Japan in order to ensure protection against the Uluru threat.
Terms[]
Ququququ[]
- The Ququququ will be sent copies of blueprints for new technologies, including but not limited to weaponry, ships and buildings
- The Empire of Japan will be required to join Ququququ's defensive wars, as well as offensives wars on the island of Papua.
- The Japanese language will not be attempted to be enforced in Ququququ lands.
- Ququququ traders will be allowed to trade in Japanese lands.
- Ququququ persons of interest will have the ability to go to Japan to educate themselves under the sponsorship of the Emperor of Japan.
Japan[]
Japan shall establish a port colony in Ququququ in order to house Japanese colonists, Japanese military and merchant fleets, and Japanese goods. Japanese colonists shall be allowed to interact with Ququququ natives. Japanese traders and explorers shall be allowed to go deep into Ququququ lands and have access to her resources, as well as permission to write about her people and map out her lands.
Signatures[]
Koito II, Tingu Namton A'fao of the Ququququ
Emperor Yamasharu Nobunaga of Japan