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{{LangMenu}}{{-}}{{Wars}}{{-}}[[File:PeaceProposal.png|right|550px|propose peace button which can be found under the menu 'declare war' in the president's Country Administration panel]] | {{LangMenu}}{{-}}{{Wars}}{{-}}[[File:PeaceProposal.png|right|550px|propose peace button which can be found under the menu 'declare war' in the president's Country Administration panel]] | ||
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| − | [[File:Icon peace | + | [[File:Icon peace.png|left]] A '''Peace treaty''' is a law that is used to end a [[war]]. Upon proposing a peace treaty, the president of proposing country is able to demand a certain sum of [[gold]] from the other country, however this is not a necessity. |
Once the proposal has passed both congresses the war will end and if there's ongoing battles, defender will be declared as winner of the battle. | Once the proposal has passed both congresses the war will end and if there's ongoing battles, defender will be declared as winner of the battle. | ||
'''''You cannot sign a peace treaty with your Natural Enemy: both countries must first unset Natural Enemy before they can sign a peace treaty. Once the Natural Enemy is set, it cannot be changed for 7 days.''''' | '''''You cannot sign a peace treaty with your Natural Enemy: both countries must first unset Natural Enemy before they can sign a peace treaty. Once the Natural Enemy is set, it cannot be changed for 7 days.''''' | ||
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|text=#'''Just like [[Mutual protection pact|mutual protection pact law]], a single law proposal is enough to sign a peace treaty between two countries.''' | |text=#'''Just like [[Mutual protection pact|mutual protection pact law]], a single law proposal is enough to sign a peace treaty between two countries.''' | ||
#'''If a peace treaty is signed and accepted and a campaign is still going on, it will be stopped and the [[Campaign hero]] medal won't be awarded.'''}} | #'''If a peace treaty is signed and accepted and a campaign is still going on, it will be stopped and the [[Campaign hero]] medal won't be awarded.'''}} | ||
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| + | == See also == | ||
| + | * [[Alliances]] | ||
| + | * [[Mutual protection pact]] | ||
| + | * [[Non aggression pact]] | ||
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Once the proposal has passed both congresses the war will end and if there's ongoing battles, defender will be declared as winner of the battle.
You cannot sign a peace treaty with your Natural Enemy: both countries must first unset Natural Enemy before they can sign a peace treaty. Once the Natural Enemy is set, it cannot be changed for 7 days.
Important
- Just like mutual protection pact law, a single law proposal is enough to sign a peace treaty between two countries.
- If a peace treaty is signed and accepted and a campaign is still going on, it will be stopped and the Campaign hero medal won't be awarded.
