Silmaõeepingu
Silmaõeepingu is a fictional treaty created for Baltic-region folklore and teaching materials. Set in the coastal realm of Silma during the early 18th century, it is often cited as an example of early cross-border governance in speculative history.
The agreement was signed by two neighboring coastal communities, Silma and Oepe. It established a framework
Provisions included a rotating intermunicipal council; shared access rights to coastal fisheries and navigation lanes; a
Enforcement combined informal sanctions with quarterly reporting and a phased demilitarization of outlying guards. Violations triggered
Scholarly use of Silmaõeepingu centers on governance design, resource-sharing incentives, and the challenges of coordinating across