Lapinumbia–Tretrid relations

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Lapinumbia–Tretrid relations, also referred to as Lapinumbian–Tretridian relations or Tretridio–Lapinumbian relations, play an integral part in the geopolitics of South Novaris.

Lapinumbia–Tretrid relations

Lapinumbia	Tretrid
Diplomatic mission
Embassy of Lapinumbia, Cynebury	Embassy of Tretrid, Vecitania
Envoy
Ambassador Giustina Rotolo	Ambassador Oswine Beorhtricson

Formal diplomatic relations between Lapinumbia and Tretrid were established not long after the Cynebury Conference of 1510, which secured Lapinumbian independence from Dallacqua and marked the end of the Third Tretridio-Dallacquan War. However, evidence shows that the two polities had been in communication as early as the First Tretridio-Dallacquan War of 1257, as shown by a recovered letter sent by an ambassador of the then-new Kingdom of Tretrid to Vecitania.

Lapinumbia and Tretrid have maintained close ties in the modern day. There are numerous economic ties between the two countries, and they also enjoy a open border and a unified passport system that guarantees free passage between the two nations. As the two nations are both founding members of the League of Novaris, Tretrid and Lapinumbia often vote together in the League due to their many aligned interests.

History

Tretridio-Lapinumbian War

Main article: Tretridio-Lapinumbian War

Rapprochement

See also: Lapinumbia-Tretrid Treaty of Amnity