Neapolitan crisis

The Neapolitan crisis was a diplomatic conflict between the old Kingdom of Naples and the Crown of Aragon, that lasted from 20 September 2020 to 26 September 2020. This conflict started with the independence of Naples and the creation of the Principality of Italy, and ended with the reintegration of Italy into the Spanish Empire as a vassal state.

Background
After the creation of Madrid, some other towns started to develop in the spanish influence zone, like Barcelona and Naples. When the Spanish Empire was created, the king NSaurio was forced to create some subdivisions on his country with a high autonomy level, to keep his citizens quiet. One of this subdivisions was the Crown of Aragon, which encompassed some towns like Barcelona, Naples and Baleares. As Barcelona was the capital and the power center, the catalans forced the neapolitan authorities to pay a weekly tribute, as Naples was the town with the greatest economy of the Crown. This, plus the spanish demands of emeralds to buy war equipment, turned into a general discomfort in Naples.

Naples protocols
As Naples aristocracy was tired of paying a tribute to a foreign town, the Viceroy SirCossack wrote and signed the Naples Protocols, a short document which had the neapolitan independence proclamation, and came in person to Barcelona to deliver the document, with the approval of the emperor NeededBunion. When the Aragon Viceroy read it, he decided to burn the protocols because he considered them an illegal act. Then, he started to attack SirCossack, but this one was able to escape from sandia's attack at the last second, returning to Naples with heavy wounds.

French answer
The french response to the procols burnings was fast. NeededBunion delivered a 4 pages document to sandia96_