Difference between revisions of "Landsraad Statuary Hall"
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*[[Kaiser Ayreon III|Ayreon III]] | *[[Kaiser Ayreon III|Ayreon III]] | ||
*[[Kaiseress Carol I|Carol I]] | *[[Kaiseress Carol I|Carol I]] | ||
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*[[Kaiseress Mira Raynora Major|Mira Raynora Major]] | *[[Kaiseress Mira Raynora Major|Mira Raynora Major]] | ||
*[[Kaiser Mo'll I|Mo'll I]] | *[[Kaiser Mo'll I|Mo'll I]] | ||
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*[[Kaiser Mors V|Mors V]] | *[[Kaiser Mors V|Mors V]] | ||
*[[Kaiser Raynor I|Raynor I]] | *[[Kaiser Raynor I|Raynor I]] | ||
| + | *[[Kaiser Verion I]] (since 1663, see below) | ||
*[[Kaiser Yarad I|Yarad I]] | *[[Kaiser Yarad I|Yarad I]] | ||
*[[Kaiser Yardistanislaus I|Yardistanislaus I]] | *[[Kaiser Yardistanislaus I|Yardistanislaus I]] | ||
==Statues of Individuals Chosen by the Imperial States== | ==Statues of Individuals Chosen by the Imperial States== | ||
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===Elwynn=== | ===Elwynn=== | ||
*[[Ardashir Khan|Ardashir Khan Osmani]] | *[[Ardashir Khan|Ardashir Khan Osmani]] | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Ken Li|Elw Folk Songs]] (since 1663, see below) |
*[[Nathan Waffel-Paine|Nathan Dariolin of Waffel-Paine]] | *[[Nathan Waffel-Paine|Nathan Dariolin of Waffel-Paine]] | ||
*[[Soreaa Isurui]]. | *[[Soreaa Isurui]]. | ||
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*Zarathustra Erutirn | *Zarathustra Erutirn | ||
| − | == | + | ==Controversies and Alterations== |
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| + | Several of the initial picks for individual represented in the Hall were controversial from the start, due to the devisive rule of the Froyalanish Kaisers. In 1663 an underground group from Shirekeep, known as the Society of the Black Sun entered the Hall at night. They replaced the statue of [[Kaiser Hjalmar]] with one of Verion I, allegedly in honour of the anti-Froyalanish stance of the Verion family. Rumours that the [[Verionist Union|Verionism]] made a financial contribution to the Society were denied by all parties involved. Aside from the statue of Hjalmar, the statue of [[Gudrun Eriksdotter]] was also destroyed and replaced by a crude depiction of Elwynnese folk hero Ken Li. Newly appointed Prefect, [[Titus Morvayne]] refused to formally investigate the break in, and called the alteration "something that was bound to happen, sooner than later". | ||
[[category:Culture]][[category:Government]] | [[category:Culture]][[category:Government]] | ||
Revision as of 15:57, 31 August 2018
The Landsraad Statuary Hall is a chamber in the Palace of Zirandorthel which is devoted to sculptures of prominent Shirithians. There are 24 of such statues to be found within the Landsraad Statuary Hall: twelve of Kaisers and twelve of individuals which have been put forward by the Imperial States. Each Imperial State may choose four such individuals.
Contents
Statues of Kaisers
- Aiomide
- Aure I
- Ayreon III
- Carol I
- Mira Raynora Major
- Mo'll I
- Mors IV
- Mors V
- Raynor I
- Kaiser Verion I (since 1663, see below)
- Yarad I
- Yardistanislaus I
Statues of Individuals Chosen by the Imperial States
Elwynn
- Ardashir Khan Osmani
- Elw Folk Songs (since 1663, see below)
- Nathan Dariolin of Waffel-Paine
- Soreaa Isurui.
Goldshire
- Harvey Steffki
- Gryphon Avocatio
- Jadie the Mathematician
- Zarathustra Erutirn
Controversies and Alterations
Several of the initial picks for individual represented in the Hall were controversial from the start, due to the devisive rule of the Froyalanish Kaisers. In 1663 an underground group from Shirekeep, known as the Society of the Black Sun entered the Hall at night. They replaced the statue of Kaiser Hjalmar with one of Verion I, allegedly in honour of the anti-Froyalanish stance of the Verion family. Rumours that the Verionism made a financial contribution to the Society were denied by all parties involved. Aside from the statue of Hjalmar, the statue of Gudrun Eriksdotter was also destroyed and replaced by a crude depiction of Elwynnese folk hero Ken Li. Newly appointed Prefect, Titus Morvayne refused to formally investigate the break in, and called the alteration "something that was bound to happen, sooner than later".
