Treaty of Myrmuth

The Treaty of Myrmuth was a treaty between Talleum and Sottenica signed between Lucius Lutheros Fortis of Talleum and Alexios Mikos of Sottenica. The treaty ended the Second Sotten War.

After the defeats of Alexios' armies by Lucius Fortis in the battles of Viridi, Trithunis, and finally Tharmis; as well as growing political tension in Talleum during the Propitan wars, caused Rex Dythinius to demand terms from Alexios Mikos, with Fortis acting as spokesman. The treaty was held at the Myrian city of Myrmuth to negotiate final terms, though tension was rife within the city from Myrians who believed in total victory.

The terms demanded that Alexios Mikos surrender his territories west of the Myrrhus, as well as the island of Cyrusia, in return that Lucius Fortis surrenders all occupied territory east of the Myrrhus. Lucius Fortis also demanded that Sottenica become a vassal of Talleum; a final demand met by the peace-seeking Alexios. Under the treaty, Alexios pledged to commit what was left of his army to the war, fighting on the royalist side.

Alexios proved to follow the treaty only until the war turned in Propitus' favour, when he switched sides to the rebel prince. The treaty was dissolved following the outbreak of the Third Sotten War in 1468.