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Imperiall Decree 287

Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 12:34 pm
by Kaiser Loki II
Kaiser Hasan I is dead. As ordained and fortold by the Gods, I assume the Golden Mango Throne. There being some matters requiringf immediate attention, I decree-

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The statement called decree #286 (the one he made while insane, not the Decree 286 of the Gold Nixon) by my predecessor is null and void. We will consider that the preesures of the great responsibilities of his reign coupled with extreme age drove him to madness, and that fate ordained that he not survive to undo his faults and honor the comittments that he had made in the past. I urge Shirithians to recall and celebrate his victories with pride, and to excuse his faults.

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Consequently, no actions shall be taken against anyone, corporately or individually, on account of the temporary madness of the late Kaiser, or on account of said individual acting on the late Kaiser's temporary madness, providing they acknowledge Loki II as the rightful Kaiser.

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In particular, no one shall raise a hand against Lord andelarion, beloved of our predecessor. After Lord andelarion acknowledges Loki II as Kaiser of Shireroth, he shall be under the direct protection of the Kaiser. This does not exclude him from feudal duties to those to which he may owe them.

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A general Amnesty is declared for any actions taken in connection with these events.

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Mourning is declared for the late Kaiser Hasan. As Kaiser, he is entitled to a BOO/\/\/\/\ist funeral if his family so desires.

Done, by my hand, this Thorsday 3rd Bitersnionmoon.

Loki, Kaiser of Shireroth, the second of the name.

Re: The Real Decree 286

Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 12:40 pm
by Jonas
Long live Kaiser Loki II! :party

Re: The Real Decree 286

Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 1:26 pm
by Aurangzeb Khan
I am afraid this is not the real decree 286. This is. But congratulations on your first decree - 287.

Re: The Real Decree 286

Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 1:28 pm
by Kaiser Loki II
I stand corrected! Further evidence that he was not of sound mind when he wrote it.

What kind of funeral should we give him, or is it a private matter for the family?