Summary

Treaty of Rio de Janeiro

From now on there will be peace and alliance, and the most perfect friendship between the Empire of Brazil and the Kingdoms of Portugal and Algarves, with total oblivion of past disagreements between the respective peoples.
Art. 5th: The subjects of both nations, Brazilian and Portuguese, will be considered and treated in the respective states as those of the most favored and friendly nation, and their rights; and property religiously guarded, and protected; it being understood that the current owners of real estate will be kept in peaceful possession of the same assets.
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Treaty of Rio de Janeiro

Both governments will indicate the funds through which the first settled claims will be paid. Art. 9th: All public claims from government to government will be reciprocally received, and decided, either with the restitution of the objects claimed, or with an indemnity of their fair value.
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Treaty of Rio de Janeiro

Art. 2nd: His Imperial Majesty, in recognition of respect and love for his august father, Dom João VI, agrees that His Most Faithful Majesty take the title of Emperor for himself.
Art. 3rd: His Imperial Majesty promises not to accept proposals from any Portuguese colonies to join the Empire of Brazil.
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