Treaty of Gretzenmarcher
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| Treaty of Gretzenmarcher | |
 Coat of Arms of Carpathia from 22 June 2017.
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| Created | 22 June 2017 |
| Ratified | 22 June 2017 |
| Location | Gretzenmarcher, Letzembourg |
| Authors | Emperor-King Oscar |
| Signers |  Grand Duke Christian Domnitor Alexander XII
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| Purpose | Abdication of Domnitor Alexander XII, ascension of Domnitor Christian I and union of Carpathia to Karnia-Ruthenia. |
The Treaty of Gretzenmarcher is a treaty signed between Grand Duke Christian of Letzembourg and Domnitor Alexander XII of Carpathia in which it was agreed that Alexander XII would abdicate from the Princely Throne of the Carpathia in favor of the House of Letzembourg and restore the Principality as state member of the Karno-Ruthenian Empire, submitted to its laws, Constitution and Emperor.
The parties agreed to keep the terms of the treaty definitely. The signing of the treaty was a continuing act of breaking diplomatic relations by the Hasanistani government on 20 June 2017, which put an end to the former Pavlovian government over Carpathia and is known in the empire as the "Reconquest of Carpathia."