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| Folio on Jacinth 1-2 Written by Barbador the Lame |
| "The Lifelong Journey. Notes on Jacinth Kingdoms' Traditions" Reading this book grants some Experience. |
Despite being born with a bum leg, Barbador still traveled across half the known world, taking detailed notes about every country he visited. 120 |
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| “ | Despite being born with a bum leg, Barbador still traveled across half the known world, taking detailed notes about every country he visited. | „ |
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...The court of His Majesty Arsam XII the Pious is usually referred to as the Holy Tiara, where the role of gems in the orderly splendor of its frame is assumed by the elven Monarch and his dignitaries.
The High Ruler's title is the Great Jacinth - the ruby is a symbol of the royal dynasty and is revered as sacred among elven people. That's why the Monarch's attire is made of scarlet cloth, and his scepter is set with the Crimson Star, the most beautiful ruby ever seen on the entire Continent.
His two closest viziers are known as the Adamants. One of them is tasked with informing the Ruler about internal affairs, while the other one deals with foreign ambassadors and those who come bringing tribute. They are clad in white silk, their precious apparel adorned with countless jewels.
Then there are his three advisors, the Smaragds: the first one serves as the High Priest, the second carries the title of the High Commander, and the third is a patron of sciences and arts. Their headpieces are crowned with multiple large emeralds.
The rest of the court who can't access the Monarch directly are called kalaigs, and they can be easily recognized by their turquoise clothes...
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