Imperial recognition of Solomani Confederation?

[Rodina]

As a matter of canon, did the Third Imperium ever recognize the Solomani Confederation following the Solomani Rim War? As I recall the war ended as a temporary cease fire extended into a de facto armistice, but no treaty was signed.

 

[Moose]

As a matter of canon, did the Third Imperium ever recognize the Solomani Confederation following the Solomani Rim War? As I recall the war ended as a temporary cease fire extended into a de facto armistice, but no treaty was signed.

To re-awaken a dead thread, you're right: an armistice was agreed and continued until the Solomani struck after Strephon's assassination.

 

[BlackBat242]

no comment needed

 

[Moose]

Not quite the response I expected, but nevertheless (I blame the "similar threads" box).

I will try to be more relevant in future (although to be fair it did relate to something I was posting on earlier. I have been registered for the past 7 years, it just took me rather longer to become active than I expected!)

 

[BlackBat242]

No prob... I just like throwing that card (or a similar one) on occasions like this... a bit of humor, not intended as a negative thing.

I am unfamiliar with whether or not official recognition was given, but it seems to me that if a formal armistice was declared, then recognition had to be given... and if the armistice was never formalized in writing, then it wasn't.

 

[Andrew Boulton]

AM 6 says:

The Confederation informally agreed with the lmperium to extend the armistice indefinitely. No formal peace treaty was ever signed; indeed, the lmperium does not officially recognize the Confederation.

 

[Maladominus]

As a matter of canon, did the Third Imperium ever recognize the Solomani Confederation following the Solomani Rim War? As I recall the war ended as a temporary cease fire extended into a de facto armistice, but no treaty was signed.

No more than Mainland (People's Republic of) China formally recognizes Taiwan (aka "Republic of China").

The larger nation considers the smaller nation to be a (hostile) rogue state. To recognize its independence and legitimacy would be anathema.

 

[Pagan priest]

No more than Mainland (People's Republic of) China formally recognizes Taiwan (aka "Republic of China").

The larger nation considers the smaller nation to be a (hostile) rogue state. To recognize its independence and legitimacy would be anathema.

Doesn't Taiwan return the favor and consider the PRC to be a rogue "breakaway" portion of China, of which Taiwan is the sole rightful governing body?

 

[G. Fieendish]

Re: last post
Yes, and "both parts" of China, when announcing their budgets for their next fianicial year, mention amounts of (non existant) funding allocated to their respective "rebellious province"...