The Medieval Compact of Dalrawduel

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The Medieval Compact of Dalrawduel is an official document that formerly served as the constitution of the region of Dalrawduel. It was written by The Medieval Kingdom of Danton, who founded the region. Intended to bring further justice and order to the region, it was the primary source of legislation for all member nations. It later underwent a revision due to being outdated and inefficient, and the second edition then came into effect. Since then, it was abolished when The Medieval Kingdom of Danton seized absolute power over the region.


Here follows a copy of the original document in full: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

The Medieval Compact of Dalrawduel

We, the governors of our esteemed nations, in an effort to establish a more flawless system of law, to further the greatness of our unique region, and to form a stronger alliance following the principles of our beliefs, Hereby form and officiate the Medieval Compact of Dalrawduel.


Treatise I

Section 1

All legislative power, consisting of the ability to form laws, both amendments and additions, and to declare war, in supplement to any other duties and powers to be installed at a later point by a governmental vote, shall be granted to the founder of the region.

Section 2

The founder shall hold the power to form complete, utter, and official laws. These laws shall be followed without refusal at any point by each individual nation within the region. As such, defiance of the founder’s power by anyone who chooses to dwell in the specified region shall be treated as a defiance of governmental authority.

Section 3

All laws are to fall into a category of an amendment or an addition. Amendments, which shall be put into effect in order to change previous legislation, are to be classified as either repeals or reductions. Repeals are to be initiated in order to completely, utterly, and entirely obliterate a previously passed law. Reductions are to be initiated in order to take away a certain piece or function of a previously passed law. Additions, which shall be put into effect in order to create new legislation, are open to the addressing of any type of law as applies to the region as a whole and follows all legislation laid out in the treatises beginning the Compact.

Section 4

In addition, the founder’s power shall contain the ability to discern, without denial, the need to wage upon another nation an officially declared war. This shall apply to all nations not contained within the applied region or within those regions that have, without doubt of any kind, established clear, infallible, and mutual embassies with the applied region. All cause for war must be officially and clearly announced by the founder for it to obtain validity.

Section 5

The founder shall not pass any law, neither amendment nor addition, without firstly, in the final step of the attempt to pass the bill of legislation, being granted the consent of the World Assembly delegate. The delegate may withhold his or her consent through use of a veto, which shall stand as a formal and temporary rejection of the bill of legislation. After a term of three days, the bill may be submitted again, at which time the delegate may decide to accept the draft as a complete and official law. After three full attempts to pass the legislation end in failure, the bill will be announced as dead and recorded in the Factbook of the founder. Dead bills may not be resubmitted.

Section 6

No war of any kind may be waged, nor any law passed, nor any prior legislation altered, without the full and official consent of the founder.


Treatise II

Section 1

All executive power, consisting of the ability to enforce laws, through both puissance and penalty, and to wage war, in supplement to any other duties and powers to be installed at a later point by a governmental vote, shall be granted to the World Assembly Delegate of the region.

Section 2

The delegate shall have the power to enforce, through whatever means of enforcement as may be created or provided for the use of the government, any and all laws as may be laid down by the founder, upon each individual member of the region, as comes to be required through negligent actions upon the part of a nation’s leader. These enforcements shall be accepted without protest from any nation upon which they are being applied. As such, defiance of any enforcement or refusal to comply with the demands of any penalty applied to them shall be treated as a defiance of governmental authority. Enforcements may be applied without means of permission from any other power, and shall be used to further the distribution of justice, that no nation may have enforcement applied in any way upon them without first having committed any wrong as may apply through use of unlawful and illegal disobedience of any previously passed legislation.

Section 3

All enforcements are to fall into a category of puissance or penalty. Puissance, which shall be put into effect in order to force a nation into compliance with regional law, is to be followed, upon defiance by the addressed nation, by penalty. Penalty, which shall be put into effect in order to punish a nation that has openly or indirectly defied the law or any puissance applied to it, is open to the application of any type of action as applies to the specified nation alone and follows all rules laid out in prior legislation. It may include an official arrest, at which point the case shall be turned over to the judicial branch.

Section 4

In addition, the delegate’s power shall contain the ability to wage, without delay, a full and complete war upon another nation. This shall apply to all nations not contained within the applied region or within those regions that have, without doubt of any kind, established clear, infallible, and mutual embassies with the applied region. All wars launched by the delegate must first obtain an official declaration from the founder. Once obtained, the declaration may be put into effect through the use of any military strategies available to the delegate, who may then command all nations in the region in the use of their armies. No restriction shall be placed upon the option of what tactics to use, save only that the delegate may not command any nation to leave the applied region in order to exact a raid upon the enemy. Attempts to do so will be seen as an abuse of governmental authority and shall result in the delegate’s ejection from the region. The delegate may also declare an official surrender to any nation in a war.

Section 5

The delegate shall, alongside all other duties, be responsible for the affirmation of laws. The founder shall not pass any law, neither amendment nor addition, without firstly, and finally in the process of legislation passing, being granted the consent of the delegate. The delegate may withhold his or her consent through use of a veto, which shall stand as a formal and temporary rejection of the bill of legislation. After a term of three days, the bill may be submitted again, at which time the delegate may decide to accept the draft as a complete and official law. Once a law is passed, it may not be vetoed or disposed of without repeal by the founder. After three full attempts to pass the legislation end in failure, the bill will be announced as dead and recorded in the Factbook of the founder. Dead bills may not be resubmitted.

Section 6

In addition, the founder may not, at any time, try to seize the position of the World Assembly delegate. Attempts to do so will be seen as an abuse of governmental authority and shall result in the founder’s ejection from the region. This may not be determined unless the founder sends campaign telegrams to other nations trying to convince them to endorse him. Should the founder ever take the position, he must refrain from wielding the delegate’s power. All nations who have endorsed the founder should then withdraw their endorsements and in turn make sure that another nation within the region then takes the position. However, should the founder withhold a lower endorsement number than the delegate, he may still have endorsements.

Section 7

No military action of any kind may be put into effect, nor any legislation enforced, nor any bills of legislation vetoed, without the full and official consent of the World Assembly delegate.


Treatise III

Section 1

All judicial power, consisting of the ability to interpret laws, through both determination and application, and to officially bring an end to all wars in which the applied region becomes involved, in supplement to any other duties and powers to be installed at a later point by a governmental vote, shall be granted to High Justice of the region.

Section 2

The justice shall be appointed to his or her position by the founder of the region. However, should there be disagreement in the region over the choice of the justice, any member of the region may declare a regional election, in which all members of the region must participate, and in which they shall each cast a vote for who they deem to be most worthy of the position. No one may be voted for unless they have given their consent. In the event of a tie, a second election shall be held in which everyone may only vote for the candidates involved in the tie. The first vote may be done at any time, but no justice shall have an election held against them more than once in a period of four weeks. Should any vote fail to gain participation from every nation within the region at the time of its initiation after a period of one week, it shall be struck down and rendered null and void. At any time, the founder may choose to remove the current justice and replace them with a new one. However, this may not be done unless the current justice has been appointed by the founder. The founder may not select himself as the justice, nor may anyone vote for him in an election. Such votes shall be considered nonexistent. At no time may there be any lack of a nation to fill the position of High Justice.

Section 3

The justice shall have the power to interpret, through whatever means of judgment as may be selected by him or her, any and all laws as may be laid down by the founder, for use in any hearing applied to an individual member of the region, as comes to be required through the system of law enforcement by the World Assembly delegate or by the demand by any nation for a civil law case. These interpretations shall be accepted without protest from all nations within the region. As such, denial of any interpretation or refusal to comply with the demands of any interpretation applied to a law shall be treated as a defiance of governmental authority.

Section 4

All interpretations are to fall into a category of determination or application. Determination, which shall be put into effect in order to confirm the meaning of any regional law, is to be wielded upon the questioning of the meaning of a law. A law’s meaning may be officially questioned at any time by any member of the region, at which point the justice shall issue a description of the law and how it applies to any situation given by the questioner. However, the justice may at any time dismiss a question if they think it to be unimportant or too time-consuming. Application, which shall be put into effect in order to sentence a nation that has been arrested by the delegate, or to determine the outcome of a civil law case, is to be applied to the said nation through use of a hearing.

Section 5

In addition, the justice’s power shall contain the ability to end, without question, any official war upon another nation. This shall apply to any war waged through use of the system outlined in the first two treatises of the Medieval Compact. All wars ended by the justice must first obtain a majority vote from the members of the region, in which all nations within the region at the time of the proposal must participate. No war may be ended without either an official surrender from the opposing nation(s) or an official proposal from the justice. Attempts to do so by either the founder or the delegate will be seen as an abuse of governmental authority and shall result in the nation’s ejection from the region, whilst such from any non-governmental member of the region shall be seen as disobedience of the law and shall be punishable by both puissance and penalty by the executive branch.

Section 6

No war of any kind may be brought to an end, nor any legislation interpreted, nor any sentence be given out, without the full and official consent of the High Justice.


Treatise IV

Section 1

The system of pending legislation may begin two ways. The first is in mere introduction of a law. This shall be said to have occurred when the founder determines the need for something and forms it into a draft of a law. This must be done in the correct format as demonstrated by all previous laws in the Medieval Compact. The other form is in that of a bill. In this instance, any other member of the region shall submit to the founder a full and complete draft of what they wish to be a law, putting it into the format of the laws demonstrated formerly in the Medieval Compact and explaining the concept clearly and technically. Failure to meet these requirements will most often result in dismissal. All bills must be sent to the founder via telegram in order for them to be considered. If the founder deems the bill worthy of note, enough so to become a law, he may edit it as he sees fit in order to change it to proper format and have it comply with previous legislation.

Section 2

Once the founder has completed all work on a bill, whether his own or that of another, he must send it to the World Assembly Delegate, who must then respond upon the matter within a period of one week. During that time, the delegate must either veto the bill or agree to pass it as a law. If he or she does not respond upon the matter after one week of receiving the telegram, the founder shall be permitted to pass it without the approval of the delegate.

Section 3

After the founder has either received the approval of the delegate or waited out the allotted time of one week without receiving any response, he may pass the bill as a law. All laws shall be given a three-day period of pending legislation after their announcement before coming into effect. Once the period has passed, the law shall be added immediately to the Medieval Compact. In the case of amendments, the section of the text being removed shall be deleted from the Compact.

Section 4

In the event that the founder determines the need to wage a war upon another nation, he must post an official declaration of war upon the regional message board, which shall come into effect exactly one day later.


Treatise V

Section 1

The World Assembly Delegate may not by any means attempt to enforce regional law upon any member of the region without that member first having directly disobeyed the legislation outlined within the Medieval Compact. Attempts by the delegate to do so will be seen as an abuse of governmental power and shall result in their ejection from the region. If the delegate rightfully places a nation under puissance, the action taken must succeed in forcing the disobedient nation into obedience directly. This may not be done through indirect methods, such as threats or revocation of certain privileges. It may only be applied to situations in which the delegate can actually cause the nation’s leader to cease their unlawful actions through use of a technical function of the website. However, if future legislation permits some exception to this rule, thus enabling the nation’s leader to resist puissance at will, then defiance to comply with the force applied by the delegate will result in penalty. If the delegate wishes to use penalty upon the said nation, they must either place them under arrest or instill any punishment upon them that is clearly outlined in a law. At certain periods of time, whether due to lack of initiation or due to repeals, there may potentially not be any forms of penalty available for use by the delegate other than arrest. The delegate must also at all times keep a criminal record file in his or her Factbook for each individual in the region. He or she must also add a file for every new member of the region upon their joining, and remove files for anyone who leaves the region. Should there be a change in position at any time, the new delegate must copy the files into his or her own Factbook.

Section 2

Upon placing a nation’s leader under arrest, the delegate must send a telegram to both the applied individual and the High Justice informing them of the occurrence. He or she must also prepare an official charge naming the crime committed by the individual. Failure to present a valid charge at the time of a hearing shall result in the prisoner’s immediate release. When under arrest, no nation may join in any regional activities. This applies to participation in regional votes, posts on the regional message board, and carrying out of governmental functions. Attempts to commit such actions while under arrest will result in further additions to the charge against the individual. No member of the region may remain under arrest for over a period of one week without a hearing unless the justice is granted permission to wait for a longer time from either the founder or the delegate.


Treatise VI

Section 1

All regional votes upon the matter of the High Justice must be officially announced by any individual upon the regional message board. The World Assembly delegate must then form a regional poll regarding the matter, which shall last a total of one week. Should the election fail to reach completion after the allotted time, the results will be discarded. In the event of a tie, the delegate shall launch the second vote as a new poll between the Concerned nations. Likewise, should the founder wish to choose a new justice in place of one that he himself appointed, he should first ask permission from his new choice. Upon receiving it, he should then declare an official change in position upon the regional message board, as well as sending a telegram of notification to both the former and new justices.

Section 2

In order to initiate an act of determination by the justice, a nation’s leader must post an official question upon the message board and also send it to the justice via telegram. In order to be considered by the justice, this must refer to a certain law and must outline the misunderstanding within it. If the question is relevant to a situation at hand, the situation must be stated and it must be explained where the problem lies therein. The justice is not required to deliver an interpretation. However, this shall give way to an exception in the event that the question includes a relevance to a scenario at hand, in which case the justice must respond within a period of one week. Failure to do so will allow the founder to deliver an interpretation instead. Upon giving an interpretation, whether done by the justice or the founder as the situation requires, the interpreter must outline the law’s meaning by addressing everything within the question, including what is to be done about any scenario referenced. All interpretations that fail to meet these criteria shall be rendered null and void. The same rules of interpretation apply to application.

Section 3

Should an arrest take place, the accused shall face a hearing before the justice. However, the justice may also choose to dismiss the case, at which point the accused shall be set free. No individual shall be arrested for the same crime more than once. Any hearing shall occur upon the regional message board, at whatever point may be set by the justice, under the condition that the justice, the delegate, and the accused are all present at the time. At the beginning of each hearing which shall be led by the justice, a roll shall be called of the three required participants. Should there be any lack of needed members more than five minutes after the roll is begun by the justice, the hearing shall be postponed. Should all three be present, the hearing may continue. The justice must then call upon the delegate to read out the charge. Should the delegate fail to perform this action within five minutes after the request for it, the charge shall be presumed to be nonexistent. After the charge is read upon being given, the accused shall be called upon to deliver his or her defense, or to plead guilty if he or she so chooses. The justice shall then call upon the delegate to relieve his or her version of the event. Once both accounts have been given, the justice will give a call for anyone else who wishes to speak as a witness. If a period of five minutes passes with no response, the justice shall be allotted a ten-minute period of consideration, within which he or she must deliver his or her verdict. Upon giving the sentence, the hearing shall end. However, the justice must wait for a period of twenty-four hours before carrying out the punishment, during which time the founder and delegate may protest. Should both the founder and delegate refuse to allow the sentence to be given, the prisoner shall be released from all charges. If the accused is either one of the said officials, his or her protest shall not be considered. Should the prisoner be found guilty after the given time, however, the delegate must record it in the individual’s criminal record file by listing the charge exactly as given. Nothing shall be listed in a criminal record file without the specified nation first being found guilty after a hearing. During a hearing, no individual may post anything upon the regional message board without being called upon by the justice. Should the justice be the accused, the founder shall lead the hearing in his or her place. Should the delegate be the accused, the justice shall serve as the accuser in his or her place, and the founder shall serve in the justice’s place, during and in all matters concerning the hearing.

Section 4

In the event that a member of the region wishes to sue another member, he or she must post an official charge against them upon the regional message board and send it to the justice via telegram. From there, everything shall remain the same as in a regular hearing, as outlined in Section 3, save that the accuser shall take the place of the delegate in all the events concerning him or her.

Section 5

In order to bring an end to any war, the justice must post an official proposal to do so upon the regional message board. This shall then launch a regional vote upon the matter, which must be completed within a period of one week. Should a minority vote turn out in favor of the proposal, or should there be any lack of participation among the member nations, the war will continue until a vote can be successfully completed or until there is a surrender from either side.


The Culmination of Ordinances

Here follows all legislation as has been laid down by the founder, for the benefit of the region as a whole, and for the protection and happiness of each of its members, which is to be obeyed without question by the leader of every nation within its bounds, of whom none are exempt.


Statute 1

Accepting the need to send out campaign telegrams for use in attempting to gain support for a position,

Concerned that the use of such communication is lacking in restriction,

Defining ‘campaign telegram’ as any message sent out via telegram in an attempt to gain the vote of someone in an election,

Highlighting an ‘election’ as an event occurring through the use of either votes or endorsements so as to obtain someone a governmental position,

Realizing that an individual could harness the ability to send out campaign telegrams without marking them as such,

Believing that such an action would be an infringement upon the right of any nation to block out such items due to considering them to be spam,

Hereby declares that all campaign telegrams must be marked as such through use of the website function.


Statute 2

Accepting the need to post questions and comments upon the regional message board,

Concerned that the use of such communication could lead to undesired consequences,

Highlighting that such acts could be used for purposes of both intentional and unintentional spam,

Realizing that an individual could use the automatic functions of the website upon the board to bring about undecipherable, disrespectful, or even unlawful comments,

Believing that such actions would be a barrier to cooperation and satisfaction upon the board,

Hereby declares that all posts upon the regional message board must attempt to follow the grammatical rules of capitalization and punctuation, if no others, and must refrain from any rude, lying, or disrespectful sentences.


Statute 3

Accepting the advantages of establishing embassies with other regions,

Concerned that the development of such alliances is lacking in restriction,

Highlighting the need for knowledge of an allied region’s activity and beliefs,

Realizing that a government official could at any time establish an embassy with a desired region,

Believing that such an action could result in major dissention among the other nations of the home region,

Hereby declares that all embassies Hereby established must first be agreed upon by at least two of the three government officials.


Statute 4

Accepting the need to eject any regional member for an abuse of governmental authority,

Concerned that the determination of such an action could be flawed,

Defining ‘abuse of governmental authority’ as any of those specifically outlined as such in previous or future legislation,

Realizing that an individual could wield such an accusation against an official for their own personal gain,

Believing that such an action would be an infringement upon the right of any nation to a fair trial,

Hereby declares that all ejections must be backed up with a guilty verdict obtained through use of an official hearing.


Statute 5

Accepting the need to remain obedient to the government and the law,

Concerned that conflict between an individual and the government could lead to a defiance of governmental authority,

Defining ‘defiance of governmental authority’ as any refusal to obey legislation or to accept a verdict, as well as any other examples outlined in previous or future legislation,

Realizing that an individual could do so without then facing any clear punishment,

Believing that such an action would potentially cause a major upheaval within the region resulting in a scattered rebellion,

Hereby declares that all defiance of governmental authority shall be rendered completely and utterly illegal.


Statute 6

Accepting the ability of a nation to own doubles,

Concerned that the rendering of such an act could bring about inequality within the region,

Defining a ‘double’ as a nation controlled by a leader who already has one or more other nations in the same region,

Realizing that an individual could wield such power against others in elections,

Believing that such an action would be an infringement upon the right of all nations to an honest election,

Hereby declares that all doubles formed must be made known to the World Assembly Delegate of the region, who in turn must record all doubles in his or her Factbook. The delegate need not use names, but rather make clear when more than one nation are controlled by a single person.


Statute 7

Accepting the occasional need to appoint a new High Justice,

Concerned that the process outlined in the Medieval Compact regarding such action is outdated,

Realizing that individual could refrain from voting for the purpose of halting all progress upon the matter,

Believing that such an action could cause major strife within the region,

Hereby declares that all regional votes upon the matter of the High Justice shall be done through the use of polls rather than through the regional message board. These polls shall be created by the World Assembly Delegate, and shall follow all other requirements for regional elections. They shall also include, along with the names of the candidates, an option for neutrality. In addition to this, the delegate need not refrain from revealing who voted for whom.


Statute 8

Accepting the ability of the delegate to hold the power to arrest others,

Concerned that the delegate is the only member of the region with said power,

Realizing that the delegate should in time of need have the potential to be subjected to impeachment,

Defining ‘impeachment’ as the official arrest of the delegate,

Believing that such an action would allow for further equality within the region,

Hereby declares that the power to impeach the delegate shall be granted to the High Justice of the region. However, in time of impeachment, the founder shall take the place of the justice in all things concerning the hearing of the delegate.


Statute 9

Accepting the ability of the founder to pass amendments,

Concerned that the requirements of such a law could come into conflict with legislation laid out in the treatises of the Medieval Compact,

Realizing that a decision could be made based upon either of the two sources,

Believing that such an event could cause mass confusion within the region,

Hereby declares that the founder shall have the power to alter or remove legislation in the treatises of the Medieval Compact as well as the statutes. This may only be done with the consent of the delegate. However, should the delegate not respond within one week of the proposal, the founder may do so without his or her permission.


Statute 10

Accepting the default website ability of the founder and delegate to delete polls,

Concerned that the use of this feature might cause an unofficial abuse of power,

Realizing that both officials have the right to do as they wish with their own polls,

Believing that the deletion of another official’s poll could spark anger within the region,

Hereby declares that the founder may not delete any poll created by the delegate, nor may the delegate delete any poll created by the founder. In addition, no poll not being used for a regional vote may last more than two days.


Statute 11

Accepting the ability of any member nation to become the World Assembly delegate,

Concerned that the rights to such an act thus far extend even to the High Justice,

Realizing that the justice could gain enough endorsements at a given time to become the delegate,

Believing that such a deed would result in an over-possession of power,

Hereby declares that the justice may not at any point attempt to become the delegate, nor may the delegate at any point attempt to become the justice. In addition, the founder may not at any point attempt to become the justice.


Statute 12

Accepting the ability of any member nation to form doubles, Concerned that the creation of multiple doubles could result in overpopulation and potential inequality within the region,

Realizing that the right to form doubles is still a given right of all nations,

Believing that regulations are needed nonetheless,

Hereby declares that no member user may have more than three total nations within the region.


Statute 13

Accepting the beneficial intentions of the region’s founder upon the creation of Statute 2,

Concerned that the implementation of the law has reached a point of indecisiveness and hindrance,

Realizing that the need for regulation of disrespectful, rude, or lying comments is still necessary,

Believing that regulations of improper grammar are unfortunately overly hard to enforce and possibly too authoritarian,

Hereby declares that no member user is restricted to any use of specific grammar upon the regional message board.


Statute 14

Accepting the right of every member nation to participate in an official regional vote,

Concerned that not counting elections that do not obtain a vote from every member nation could cause potential problems,

Realizing that any member nation could at any time become inactive and therefore unable to participate in a regional vote,

Believing that such a situation would hinder much-needed progress at times within the region,

Hereby declares that a vote may still be counted even without participation from every member nation, on the condition that a majority number of member users participate in it.


Statute 15

Accepting the ability of the founder to serve in the justice’s place temporarily during hearings in which either the justice or the delegate are the accused,

Concerned that this removes the ability of any nation to contradict his verdict in time of need, Realizing that the accused should not be able to have a say in the matter,

Believing that the founder should not have the power to remain unopposed, Hereby declares that the high justice must appoint a member nation as the Contradictory Jury. This member nation will have the power to lodge an official protest against the founder’s verdict, but only in trials where either the delegate or the justice are the accused. The protest shall function exactly as do those of the delegate and justice in normal hearings.


Statute 16

Accepting the restrictions placed on a member nation when arrested,

Concerned that such restrictions may not be enough to confine a criminal at need,

Realizing that an individual such as the founder or delegate could seize control when arrested, Believing that such an action is not worth the risk of keeping them within the region,

Hereby declares that upon being arrested, any member nation must move to whatever region shall be allotted the position of penal colony for the original region They may not return to the original region until they have been given permission to do so through a hearing.


Statute 17

Accepting the need for a hearing when a member nation is placed under arrest,

Concerned that the requirement of the arrestee to dwell in a penal colony could interfere with such a process,

Realizing that in the current arrangement the arrestee would be forced to violate the legislation in the Medieval Compact in order to attend a hearing,

Believing that such an action should not be forced upon anyone and that it does not make sense,

Hereby declares that the delegate, founder and justice must form alternate nations to keep within the penal colony, and that all hearings shall also be held there. The justice, founder, and delegate will use these alternate nations to participate in the trials, which shall occur upon the penal colony’s regional message board, and all nations wishing to serve as witnesses must contact the justice via telegram to be given the password and thus let in to participate in their turn.


Statute 18

Accepting the ability of the delegate to veto bills at will,

Concerned that this power could be put into effect merely for the delegate’s own personal gain,

Realizing that the justice’s powers are limited in comparison with those of the delegate and founder,

Believing that means must be taken to expand the equality and anti-corruption of the regional government,

Hereby declares that if the delegate vetoes any bill, the justice may overrule his veto and thus allow the founder to pass the bill as a law.


Statute 19

Accepting the occasional need to arrest member nations for disobeying the law,

Concerned that this act could at times have minimal effect if the user has doubles,

Realizing that the user could simply replace any ejected nations with newly created ones within the region, Believing that this could render all hearings and verdicts almost void,

Hereby declares that if any member nation is placed under arrest, the conditions of that arrest go for all nations controlled by that user within the region.


In token of our full and complete acceptance of these laws, and of the right of the government to govern based upon them, we, the members of Dalrawduel at the initiation of this Medieval Compact, Hereby sign our names:


King Uril of The Medieval Kingdom of Danton

Empress Madeline of The Holy Empire of Fantastica Madelina

Sir Formina of The Monarchist Republic of Terrangeli

Sultan Avarsiana of The River Valley Civilization of Ragahd

Bishop Hortano of The Ceremonial Western Theocracy of Yobel

Lord Gurbonc of The Reformed Commonwealth of Mulof

High Priest Varna of The Monotheistic Theocracy of Lorus

Mayor Pamillo Winchell of The Holy Purple Republic of Nightvale Community

President Daniel of The Confederacy of The Republic of Gerginhiem

Emperor Howard of The Dictatorship of The New Empire of Farnor

King Darin of The Kingdom of Turtle Terrain

Pope James Enjolras II of The Rad-tastic Popedom of Ravolini

Supreme Dictator Sean of The Topia of Topiaitis

King Endershadow of The Kingdom of Torresland