ملف ١٩٢٦/٣٩٣٩ الجزء ٥ "تنقيح معاهدات أيتشيسون: بلاد فارس، وسيستان، وكرمان وبلوشستان الفارسية" [و‎‎٥‎٠] (٥٥٨/٩٣)

PERSIA— NO. VI— 1812.
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Article 2.
In case of any European nation invading Persia, should the Persian government
request^he°assistance of the English, the Governor General of I^.a. on ^e p rt
of Great Britain, shall comply with the wish of the Pers.an gove-mment m sentop
from India the force required, if possible and convenient , d. however t
of affairs in India prevent the possibility of sending troops, the EnghshGovern
shall oav annually the sum of two hundred thousand tomans so lo g
with such nation shall continue ; and since the payment of the above ^7 ^
be made solely for the purpose of raising and disciplining an army, it is a K re “ ‘
British ambassador shall see and be satisfied of its being duly applied to the
purpose for which it is assigned.
Article 3. ^
Should any European power engaged in war with Persia
England, His Britannic Majesty engages to use his best en «‘ vours Majesty’s
and'such European power to a friendly understanding ; * h ~’““‘om
cordial interference shall fail of success, Eng an s a s 1 hundred
India, as specified in the last Article, or pay an annual sub ^ ? d
thousand tomans for the support of a Persian army, so “ ation England
case shall continue, and until Persia shall make peace with such “
shall fulfil her engagement to Persia on this head , an ^ ^ guch war
peace with the European nation at war with Persia, eve • 8 f the
111 continue, the English Government shall furnish ^ ^ ited .
purpose of drilling and disciplining the Pers.an army, th J ^ o{
Should Persia make peace with the supposed power J thcm if
officers, &e„ for the above purpose, the Engtah Government shall afford
they can conveniently spare them.
Article 4.
Since it is the custom of Persia to pay her troops six
English ambassador shall do all in his power to pay the subsidy g
troops in as early instalments as may be convenient and practicable.
Article 5.
Should the Afghans be at war with the British nat ““’
engages to send an army against them in such manner an 8hall be
concerted with the English Government. The expenses of su ^ y ^ ^ ^
defrayed by the British Government in such manner as m y g
period of its being required.
Article 6*
If war shall be declared between the Persians and tb f
Government shall not interfere with either party, unless th
a peace shall be solicited by both States.