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Mistone-Rohden Defense Treaty, or MRDT, was a defense pact signed by the [[Mistone]] Alliance and the [[Rohden Alliance]], which have both since dissolved. The treaty included agreement to provide mutual military support against Bloodstone, and to provide emergency relief in the case of natural disasters. Proposed by [[the Triumvirate]], the discussions were conducted onboard the [[MAS Continuation of the Politics]] and finally signed by Triumvir Maru and Greatwatcher Wu-Chang. | |||
Unfortunately, both Mistone and Rohden were caught off guard by Blood's assault on the Rohdenian islands. Virtually every city on [[Tilmar]] and [[Corsain]] were captured before the [[Mistone Alliance]] could mount any attempt to aid the kingdom. With everything in ruins, the Alliance stuck to the Treaty and was the only force providing security to the returning refugees. | Unfortunately, both Mistone and Rohden were caught off guard by Blood's assault on the Rohdenian islands. Virtually every city on [[Tilmar]] and [[Corsain]] were captured before the [[Mistone Alliance]] could mount any attempt to aid the kingdom. With everything in ruins, the Alliance stuck to the Treaty and was the only force providing security to the returning refugees. | ||
This treaty was later voided by the Triumvirate, led by Triumvir Meteior with [[Triumvir Lorn]] dissenting, and both alliances have since broken into kingdoms only loosely resembling their pre-war [[states]]. | This treaty was later voided by the Triumvirate, led by Triumvir Meteior with [[Triumvir Lorn]] dissenting, and both alliances have since broken into kingdoms only loosely resembling their pre-war [[states]]. | ||