Ombhrosdhom Commonwealth Treaty

Ombhrosdhom Commonwealth Treaty Hegemonic treaty under the leadership of Hergom to provide assistance to regimes isolated by the international community
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Members states and key leaders
Hergom ep swekorwos            Bule            United New Kingdoms            Mahaan Maaran            Gate of Light            Ratna            Pushkara
Type	Economic co-operation and security assistance treaty
Purpose	Economic resilience and peacekeeping
Regions	Raia, Tzeraka, Altaia and Kupeya
Founded	7682 Ombhrosdhom accords

The Ombhrosdhom Commonwealth Treaty (OCT) is a multilateral organisation and treaty designed to facilitate payments across borders, reduce or eliminate tariffs, and encourage investment from creditor banks and companies.

The current members of the treaty include Hergom, Bule, the United New Kingdoms, Mahaan Maaran, the Jaladhara Principalities, and the Tankhalin Kingdom. The treaty has been instrumental in driving economic development and stability among these diverse nations, though it has not been without controversy.

Despite its economic benefits, the treaty has faced severe criticism for enabling disparate and extreme regimes. Mahaan Maaran, for example, is a totalitarian dictatorship with nothing in common with Hergom except that it relies heavily on Hergom’s support. The United New Kingdom is a rump Wolgos state, surviving as a buffer between the Kamuran Empire and Stolvic Orderist Commonwealth (SOC), and is unrecognised by most powers due to its ongoing criminal enterprises. The Tankhalin Kingdom has been transformed into a cult state, exhibiting extreme control over its citizens' lives and welfare, with significant Wolgos influence. Bule, a highly segregated and racist state in Tzeraka, has become almost entirely dependent on Hergom, functioning practically as a vassal state. The Jaladhara Principalities, three isolated principalities in the Raian rainforest, have been coerced into joining the treaty and currently host Hergom peacekeeping forces under the pretext of preventing sectarian violence.

Many member states of the treaty have experienced various forms of conflict and required Wolgos assistance to maintain peace. Strategic analysts from ICoN and other powers suggest that Hergom's involvement in these regions is not merely altruistic but a deliberate effort to expand its influence. This aligns with the Wolgos military’s "Simmering War" doctrine, a strategy designed to flex military muscle continuously without incurring the risks associated with large-scale wars.

Nevertheless, the treaty has led to notable economic development in the member states and stabilised otherwise unstable regimes. Living standards have improved, and Wolgos peacekeepers have contributed to maintaining relative peace despite allegations of human rights violations. Hergom's investments have spurred economic growth, benefiting Wolgos tribal conglomerates significantly. In Bule, key industries are now subsidiaries of Wolgos conglomerates, and the Bulish military operates closely with Teuteh2leigh2ekmon. The suppression of native orderist and socialist guerrilla forces has allowed agriculture to thrive, with expanded cotton, grain, and livestock farming.

Member States

Bule

In Bule, the regime has significantly benefited from the suppression of native orderist and socialist guerrilla forces. While these insurgent groups have not been entirely eradicated, the combined efforts of Wolgos and Bulish forces have managed to pacify nearly the entire territory. This military cooperation has provided the regime with the stability needed to focus on economic growth and development.

Additionally, Wolgos forces have played a crucial role in facilitating the transport of illegally mined phosphates from region 102 into Bule and Hergom in industrial quantities. This illicit trade has proven to be extremely lucrative, with Bulish smugglers amassing considerable wealth. The revenue generated from these activities has further entrenched the regime’s power, providing it with the financial resources to continue its operations and maintain control.

Agriculture in Bule has seen a substantial boom as a result of this newfound stability. Large-scale cotton and grain farms have expanded, taking advantage of the fertile land and favorable climate. Livestock ranches have also flourished, contributing to the country’s economic growth. The agricultural sector’s success has not only improved the local economy but also enhanced food security and provided employment opportunities for many Bulish citizens.

The regime’s ability to suppress internal dissent and maintain a steady flow of illegal phosphates has enabled it to invest heavily in agricultural development. Advanced farming techniques and modern equipment have been introduced, increasing productivity and efficiency. This agricultural expansion has positioned Bule as a significant exporter of cotton, grains, and livestock products, further integrating it into the regional economy and strengthening its economic ties with Hergom.

United New Kingdoms

The United New Kingdoms, saved from extinction by Hergom, has achieved limited international recognition. Its economy and military have modernized, reducing reliance on criminal enterprises, though it remains dependent on Hergom for financial support.

Mahaan Maaran

In Mahaan Maaran, economic intervention by Hergom prevented the regime's collapse, allowing President Kushal to solidify his control. Agricultural productivity has been restored, and the state now exports grain, passion fruit, bananas, and other raw goods. The reduction in purges and persecutions has stabilized the regime, fostering a semblance of normalcy and development.

Tankhalin Kingdom

Tankhalin has utilized Wolgos support to suppress Kin and Akchacknist rebels, enforcing state conversion to the Path of Light cult and using its territory for proselytizing. The cult communes produce significant quantities of produce and fruits for export, particularly sago and pineapples to Hergom.

Ratna

The Jaladhara Principalities, particularly Ratna, have seen significant investment from Hergom, leading to the development of logging, fruit, and tea plantation industries. Modern infrastructure improvements, such as highways, power plants, and communication networks, have been established. Despite these advancements, Path of Light missionaries and Wolgos peacekeepers are active in the region to prevent sectarian insurgencies.

Out of world Apocrypha

Classified In-World Information - Apocrypha
		Unspoken but evident purpose of the organisation

Purpose

Three decades after the last coalition war, Hergom has progressively engaged with the foreign community and, through concessions, opened up, allowing Hergom to trade and attempt to rehabilitate its image. Hergom understands that in the post-atomic era, it can no longer wage cyclical grand wars of expansion and the Wolgos have grown accustomed to their hard-earned lifestyle and are weary of facing armageddon a third time.

Hergom is the largest and most dominant partner in the organisation by orders of magnitude. It is under no illusion that its "partners" can come to Hergom's aid and even less a desire. Hergom fully understands that many of its "allies" despise it, and despite feigning friendship, Hergom sees its "allies" as pawns and with contempt.

From Hergom's perspective, the primary purpose of the organisation is to prevent its isolation if circumstances were to change, to provide a captive market, and to expand the reach of its influence beyond its borders. Ideally, it would open up the opportunity for future integration or expand its military's reach.

By creating a network of pawns, Hergom hopes to increase its weight on the global stage and ICoN, which would allow it to create uncertainty, confusion and disunity when actions against Hergom are proposed.