Treaty of Nice (Principia Moderni IV Map Game)

Treaty of Nice
The Treaty of Peace, and Mutual Cooperation between the Duchy of Savoy and the Kingdom of France
Type of treaty	Peace/Vassalage Treaty
Drafted	May 1706
Signed Location	June 16, 1706 Nice, Savoy
Effective	January 1, 1707
Expiration	None
Signatories	Duke Ferrand of Savoy, King Francis I Valois-Alençon
Parties	Duchy of Savoy, Kingdom of France
Depositary	Grand Ducal Library, Chambéry, Savoy
Languages	Latin

The Treaty of Nice (French: Traité de Nice; Franco-Provençal: Tractact di Niça) was a 1706 agreement that ended the Savoyard Rebellion, which began in 1693. The Treaty was in response to the Savoyard liberation of Nice and subsequent march on Genoa, at which time King Francis I decided

Terms

Article I

On Peace

1. The current state of war that exists between the Duchy of Savoy and the Kingdom of France (hereafter referred to as SAVOY and FRANCE, respectively) shall cease upon the signing and ratification of this treaty.

2. 

   Savoy's borders; 1706

   FRANCE shall recognize the autonomous nature of SAVOY, and shall promote the latter to the status of Grand Duchy.
3. FRANCE shall cede Western Liguria (including the provinces of Savonna and Imperia) to SAVOY.
4. SAVOY shall respect the territorial integrity of FRANCE. Likewise, FRANCE shall respect the territorial integrity of SAVOY.
5. The Capitancy of Orange shall be transferred to a member of the House of SAVOY.

Article II

On Mutual Cooperation

1. The Grand Duke of SAVOY shall recognize the King of FRANCE as his temporal lord.
2. SAVOY and FRANCE shall enter a binding non-aggression pact.
3. FRANCE shall assist SAVOY in the reconstruction of damaged cities, towns, and villages.
4. SAVOY and FRANCE shall grant each other access through each other's property.

Signatures

• Duke Ferrand of SAVOY: Reximus | Talk to Me! 21:33, June 16, 2017 (UTC)
• King Francis I Valois-Alençon of FRANCE: Prince Octavian , of Jerusalem, Sicily, and Swabia, and Duke of Amalfi.