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| − | In SC 298, on the 23rd day of Quintilis, the Princess of Lithmore | + | In SC 298, on the 23rd day of Quintilis, the Princess of [[Lithmore]] |
| − | celebrated her En Passant. With great joy, the Royal Family proclaimed her | + | celebrated her [[En Passant]]. With great joy, the Royal Family proclaimed her |
birthday a national holiday to be celebrated every year, and to pass down | birthday a national holiday to be celebrated every year, and to pass down | ||
as a legacy to her own heirs when the time came. The King made much of his | as a legacy to her own heirs when the time came. The King made much of his | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 30 December 2018
In SC 298, on the 23rd day of Quintilis, the Princess of Lithmore celebrated her En Passant. With great joy, the Royal Family proclaimed her birthday a national holiday to be celebrated every year, and to pass down as a legacy to her own heirs when the time came. The King made much of his daughter's majority and sent vast supplies of wine, ale, baked goods, fruits, vegetables and dried meats, as well as clothing to the city square for the entire populace's enjoyment. In light of the strained time of plague and rationing at its occurrence, the gesture endeared the king in the eyes of the people. In the years following, similar gifts were sent to the city in celebration of her birthday, though never in quite as grand scale as her coming of age.
