Levantia and Odoneru Treaty Association: Difference between revisions

The '''Levantia and Odoneru Treaty Association''' ('''LOTA'''; {{wp|Ecclestiastical Latin|Latin}}: ''Associatio Tractati Levantae Odonerusque''), was a military and economic alliance based in the environs of [[Levantia]] and [[Sarpedon]]. The alliance was formed as a formal institution of the natural alliance between parties threatened by the growth of [[Caphirian]] interests during the [[Great War]], and continued to serve in this purpose during the [[Occidental Cold War]]. Since the conclusion of the Cold War, the organization has been reoriented towards mutual defense of [[Levantia|Levantine]] powers as well as an organization aimed at forwarding the interests of [[Levantia]]. In [[2037]], the remaining members voted to dissolve the organization and transfer its assets and role to the [[Levantine Union Defense Council]], a successor organization fully integrated within the [[Levantine Union]].

The Levantia and Odoneru Treaty Association was established as a formalized alliance between co-combatants of the [[Great War]], namely [[Urcea]], [[Burgundie]], [[Cartadania]], and later [[Valcenia|Iulia]]. The agreement was viewed as a necessity for a long war, as it clarified the terms of military cooperation and formally established open basing and border policies between its members for the remainder of the conflict and beyond. Iulia would join the organization in [[1947]] with the opening of the [[Great_War#V.C3.A2lcean_Theater|Valcenian Theater]] of the Great war.

With the end of the Great War and dawn of the [[Occidental Cold War]], the existence of the Levantia and Odoneru Treaty Association was calcified by the mutual threat [[Caphiria]] posed to its four members, ensuring that the organization survived beyond the close of hostilities of the [[Great War]]. In 1958, [[Yonderre]] was admitted to LOTA.