Issan Treaty

The Issan Treaty was signed by the 15 states of Veron after a period of infighting.

It was signed in 26 BBY and declared that the 15 states would no longer hold independence from a planetary body and instead would unify for the good of Veron.

The Issan Treaty forced all the states of Veron to remain loyal to the planetary body last officially created. It meant that no states could go to war against each other and only the 15 states listed under the Issan Treaty could exist. All other forms of states, holdings, fortresses or governments (other than that of the planetary body) would be found as illegal and henceforth disbanded by military means.

The Issan Treaty was signed in the state of Issan when the 15 Armies of the 15 states marched on Issan and intended to conquer what had came to be an unofficial constitutional monarchy. Up until the point of the treaty the 15 armies stood off facing each other all armies prepared to go to war with each other. The self proclaimed King sat in his holding in the geographic centre of Issan, a castle called Isseros. The 15 armies were visited by one man, the King's son and unofficial prince of Veron, Jedia Numerr. Numerr realised the errors of his father's ways and rallied many of his soldiers to escort him through the camps of the 15 armies. Numerr spoke of arranging a meeting in a neutral location with no soldiers among the leaders of the 15 states.

Numerr kept to his word and honour and went to the meeting area without any support. The other 15 states arrived with guards instantly outnumbering the Prince. Numerr spoke about how disillusioned his father was and he apologised greatly for the acts of treachery and heresy. Jedia brought among the 15 rulers the first draft of the Issan Treaty. After much trepidation one of the rulers asked Jedia how they could be certain the treaty was not a lie or trick. Jedia told him that at midday when the sun was highest all the armies must march forwards for Isseros. He promised that the guards would not shoot back but would show cloths of orange as a sign. By the time the leaders reached the 'throne room', Jedia promised the King would be no more.

The other leaders left and prepared. The next day the fourteen (excluding Issan's army) armies marched on Isseros. The soldiers at Isseros flew the orange and so the armies kept marching. One army killed the unarmed Issan soldiers in brutality. When the 15 leaders reached the throne room they found Jedia sitting at a table, his father's body on the table and a bloodied vibroblade at Jedia's side. Jedia had stuck to his word and so did the states.

The treaty was signed by all 15 state leaders. Peace came to Veron.