Busan Accords

The Busan Accords are a series of treaties and protocol agreements originally between Zahava and Koreyo, that establish the standards for the conduct of combatants and later humanitarian treatment in times of war. Originally many of the early treaties were simply standard practices and conventions being codified into law, but later treaties would be the result of debate between both parties and from other larger international discussions

The first treaty, called the Tryphicus Agreement signed in 1023, was a treaty signed by Emperor Tryphicus and (Koreyo ruler thing goes here) establishing that those of a higher social status should, when possible, be captured and ransomed back to their families in war rather than being executed. Over the years additional treaties would be signed addressing the rights and standards of treatment for prisoners of war, protections for civilians in war-zone areas, and protections and standards of treatment for sick and wounded civilians and combatants.