Danshapu-Chelgyu and Chinamshi relations

Danshapu-Chelgyu and Chinamshi relations

Danshapu	Chelgyu and Chinamshi

Danshapu-Chelgyu and Chinamshi relations are the bilateral relations between Danshapu and Chelgyu and Chinamshi. The two countries have long established diplomatic relations, since the 10th century at least, due to Mablic traders causing the Draconic Islands to be more interconnected. Since then, both countries enjoy a cordial bilateral relationship in spirit of kinship. The two countries are considered allies. Both countries have established embassies in each capitals, Danshapu has their embassy in Nȃigón, while Chelgyu and Chinamshi has their embassy in Tayozepu. High rank stately visits have been conducted for years. Both nations are members of the Draconic Alliance, with their capitals serving as administrative centers of the Alliance periodically over the past decades.

Danshapu and Chelgyu and Chinamshi also share several non-traditional security concerns, including climate change.

Culture

Linguistic diversity

Both countries' languages belong to the Draconic language family, forming a dialect continuum.

Ethnic groups

Both countries' ethnic groups share a cultural background, although over centuries the similarities between them have been somewhat diluted. Similarly, both nation's religions share many of the overarching characteristics of Nagu Religions.

Similarities

Land

Both countries are archipelagos, with large amounts of islands, with some claims of up to 5000 islands being shared between them.

Season

Both countries are Tropical archipelagos. It does not snow in Danshapu and Chelgyu and Chinamshi. There are only 2 seasons, which are Rainy seasons and Dry seasons.

Colonization & Invasions

Neither of the nations were colonized directly. However, trading posts and ports were established at several points in history by several nations, such as Dhwer, Qonklaks and Mablag. Both countries also served as Tributary States and Protectorates of Qonklaks, under their sphere of influence.

Neither country directly participated in the Pangyeoun War.

Language

The languages Danshali and Yandu have some similarities in words.

Yandu	Danshali	English
xịn	son	three
yȧu	ya	you
shạn	jun	nine
múig	meco	eleven

Government

Both nations maintain a Monarchy in modern times, with monarchs using the title of High Chief. Danshapu underwent a process of democratization following the Danshapu Civil War in the late 1800s, so the High Chief's role is now mostly symbolic, though he still maintains the power to appoint the Prime Minister, veto laws and dissolve parliament to force elections. In Chelgyu and Chinamshi, under the Diarchy system, the constituent nations mantain separate governments, which follow different systems. The High Chief of Chelgyu is similarly symbolic, while the High Chief of Chinamshi possesses nearly absolute power over his constituency.

Current High Chiefs

Danshapu	Chinamshi	Chelgyu
Atho XIV Cenme	Cátxị III Ngo	Ûngçu VI-shá Òyaz

History

Modern-day

Since the entry of Chelgyu and Chinamshi to the Draconic Alliance in 1969, the old cordial relationship between Danshapu and Chelgyu and Chinamshi are reestablished. Since then, the two countries reestablished diplomatic relations. In the same year, Danshapu's Government has opened a formal embassy in Nȃigón. As part of Chelgyu and Chinamshi's entry into the Alliance, a treaty was signed between the member nations. As a consequence, the basic relationship between both countries was formally described, covering several aspects such as maintenance of peace and friendship, settlement of disputes by diplomatic and peaceful means, traffic arrangements for citizens of both countries and activities to promote cooperation in the area of trade, cultural, shipping, etc.

Boundary agreement

Chelgyu and Chinamshi and Danshapu share maritime borders mainly on the Draconic Sea. In the past there have been minor territorial disputes between both countries, which were all resolved peacefully and swiftly through diplomatic channels of the Draconic Alliance. Today there is no territorial disputes between them. In March 2011, leaders from both countries agreed to sign a memorandum of understanding to boost cooperation in security, defense, boundary delimitation, protection of migrant workers, education and sports.

Disaster reliefs

Both Chelgyu and Chinamshi and the Danshapu archipelago are prone to natural disasters, such as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis and storms (typhoons, tornadoes, etc.). In spirits of solidarity and humanity both countries often help each other in times of need.