Treaty of Kartika

The Treaty of Kartika is a peace treaty that was signed at the end of the Great War that established peace between the belligerents on both sides of the conflict.

Treaty of Kartika

Signed	19 May 1953
Location	Kartika, Coïnvra, Kiravia
Condition	Ratification by Caphiria, Kiravia, and Urcea.
Negotiators	King Patrick VI Palihnae Slavyihn
Signatories	Signatories Burgundie Burgundian Flordeterra Caphiria Cartesia Diamavya Font Republic Insui Iulia Instrenya Kelekona Kuhlfros 23x15px Las Acronitas Mortropiv Union Pankara 23x15px Pantora Samadh Sultanate Umardwal Urcea
Parties	Audonian League Auxilium Alliance Levantia and Odoneru Treaty Association Stratum Subtropic Western Coalition
Ratifiers	Ratifiers Anta Carda Burgundie Burgundian Flordeterra Caphiria Cronan Republic Diamavya Font Republic Valcenia Insui Kelekona Kuhlfros Mortropiv Union Pankara Samadh Sultanate Ulaga Umardwal Urcea
Languages	English and Latin

Territorial changes

The Treaty of Kartika entailed several large-scale exchanges of territory, much of which included Caphiria. Its annexation of Veltorina was confirmed by the Treaty, and it regained most of Ecinis, which it had lost to Urcea during the war. It lost significant territories in the south to Iulia, including control over the Konstandina Canal; a portion of southern Caphiria was occupied by the new state of Valcenia for a time. Caphiria ceded Coribus to Urcea; Urcea had been in possession of the island since 1943.