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The '''Nagur Pact''' was a collective defense treaty signed in [[Nagur]], between [[ | The '''Nagur Pact''' was a collective defense treaty signed in [[Nagur]], between [[Astamon]], [[Gosaria]], [[Imendia]], and [[Qym]] in {{abbr|2327|1933 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}. It was eventually joined by [[Tamodia]] (DAY MONTH {{abbr|2329|1935 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), [[Thyon]] (DAY MONTH {{abbr|2329|1935 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), [[Nykal]] (DAY MONTH {{abbr|2334|1939 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), [[Afarut]] (DAY MONTH {{abbr|2334|1939 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), [[PAHARIAN COUNTRY]] (DAY MONTH {{abbr|2347|1949.7 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), [[VISALIAN COUNTRY]] (DAY MONTH {{abbr|2350|1952.2 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}), and [[VISALIAN COUNTRY]] (DAY MONTH {{abbr|2353|1954.7 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}). The Nagur Pact was renewed periodically until it expired in {{abbr|2367|1966.3 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, during the [[Austral War]]. The Nagur Pact was led by its original members and represented one of the two sides fighting the [[Boreal War]]. | ||
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The Nagur Pact was a collective defense treaty signed in Nagur, between Astamon, Gosaria, Imendia, and Qym in 2327. It was eventually joined by Tamodia (DAY MONTH 2329), Thyon (DAY MONTH 2329), Nykal (DAY MONTH 2334), Afarut (DAY MONTH 2334), PAHARIAN COUNTRY (DAY MONTH 2347), VISALIAN COUNTRY (DAY MONTH 2350), and VISALIAN COUNTRY (DAY MONTH 2353). The Nagur Pact was renewed periodically until it expired in 2367, during the Austral War. The Nagur Pact was led by its original members and represented one of the two sides fighting the Boreal War.
History
Boreal War
Austral War
Post–Nagur Pact
U/C
In 2440, on the 100th anniversary of the end of the Boreal War, Qym released declassified Nagur Pact documents in the Royal Museum of War in Zhol. U/C