The Treaty of Cairo was a document signed in 1718 that ended the Second Arab-Ethiopian War. In addition, it created a new order for the Middle East by separating the Ecumenical Rashidun Caliphate from the rest of the Muslim world.
All of Egypt proper, and the Sinai peninsula, as well as eastern Libya up through Bengazi is annexed to the Ethiopian Empire
All the successor states of the Rashidun Caliphate, including the location of the Rashidun Caliphate within the city of Cairo: Maghreb (1), Ethiopia (2), Caliphate (3), Cyprus (4), Jaffarids (5), Oman (6), Iran (7), Azerbaijan (8), Shirvan (9), Circassia (10), Akhlat (11), and Ganja (12)
The rest of Libya in the east is annexed to the Sultanate of Maghreb
The Al-Qalla district of Cairo, consisting of 0.6 sq miles, is retained as the sovereign territory of the Rashidun Caliphate, unaffiliated with Ethiopia.
The Sultanate of Maghreb (Zayidi Dynasty), the Sultanate of Cyprus (Abbasid Dynasty), the Shahdom of Iran (Amurid Dynasty), and the Jaffarid Sultanate (Jaffarid Dyansty, alternatively the Sultanate of Arabia) all gain full independence of the Caliphate
The Sultanate of Oman (Nabhani Dynasty) remains a vassal of the Jaffarid Sultanate
The Caliphate retains control over the port of Gulangyu in China.
Political Terms[]
The Caliph will renounce the following titles: Sultan of Egypt, Emir of Basra and Mosul, Holy Sultan of Sultans, Procurator of the Two Holy Mosques, and Emperor of Africa
The Jaffarid Sultan will be given the title of Emir of Basra and Mosul, and Procurator of the Two Holy Mosques
The Sultanate of Egypt is abolished, and henceforth the Emperor of Ethiopia will adopt the title King of Egypt and Emperor of Africa
The Sultanate of Cyprus will gain benefits to ensure its independence from the Belkan Empire
All nations involved will recognize Ethiopia's territory and right to rule Egypt
Ethiopia will recognize the territory of the Caliphate and its right to rule Al-Qalla
All nations involved will enter a 30 year NAP
Religious Terms[]
The Pope of Alexandria will henceforth have juristiction over the Churches in Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Libya, Pentapolis, and all of Africa
Muslims within the Ethiopian Empire will be tolerated under segregation
Christians that live within Maghreb and Arabia which are under the juristicion of the Pope of Alexandria will be tolerated under the jizya tax
The Rashidun Caliph in Cairo is acknowledged as the one and true successor of the Prophet Muhammad, and head of the religion of Islam
Economic Terms[]
All of the treasury personally owned by the Caliph and the Ulema are retained within the Cairo Citadel
All treasury acrued by the political state of the Caliphate are retained by the Jaffarid Sultanate
The Sultanate of Cyprus is obgligated to lend the Caliph ships necessary to maintain control over Gulangy, as well as trade with China
Signatures[]
Successor states of the Caliphate[]
Sultanate of Maghreb (Zayidi Dynasty)
Jaffarid Sultanate (Jaffarid Dynasty, alternatively the Sultanate of Arabia)
