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| + | [[File:DavidTenierstheYounger+StillLife+17thC+PublicDomain.jpg|thumb|300px|The Libraries of Asdar are vast treasures of knowledge]] | ||
| + | These are the largest and most well-known libraries in modern-day Asdar. There are many small book collections in the hands of the wealthy and diligent book collectors which are not sufficiently sizable or noteworthy absent from this list. However, the greatest of tomes could potentially be found in the numerically least of collections. The size of the library's collection is based upon data given by the library and confirmed by specialists from the regional guild of librarians. Even the greatest of cities, such as [[Tauhad]], has less than a few dozen libraries of note and only two librarians guilds, one for archivists in the magisterial bureaucracy and one for librarians for centers of education and corpora mercia. [[Bryndyd]], [[Aurice]], [[Verdida]], [[Deliops]], and some other major cities have only one such guild. | ||
| − | + | =List of Libraries of Asdar= | |
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| − | ! Name !! Location !! data-sort-type="number" | Volumes !! Administration !! Founded !! Remarks | + | ! width="420"| Name !! width="120"| Location !! data-sort-type="number" width="90"| Volumes !! width="550"| Administration !! width="80"|Founded !! width="400"| Accessibility !! width="400"|Remarks |
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| + | ||[[Arathracian Library of Yophénthë]]||[[Yophénthë]]||align="right"|4,273,000||[[Holy See of Yophénthë]]||2213||Arathracian Clergy, Scholars|| | ||
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| + | ||[[Archducal Archives of Bryndyd]]||[[Bryndyd]]||align="right"|6,420,000||[[Trustees of the Archducal Archives of Bryndyd]]||2478||Government Staff||Organization System: mixture of Taliasigian and Tiglavian with adaptations | ||
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| + | ||[[Archives of the Knights-Magi of Aurice]]||[[Archmage Isle]]||align="right"|undisclosed||[[Commandery of the Knights-Magi of Aurice]]||2783||Knights-Magi of Aurice, authorized visitors|| | ||
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| + | ||[[Conservatorial Library of Johaulia]]||[[Johaulia]]||align="right"|519,000||[[Grand Conservatory of Johaulia]]||2320||Faculty, Students, Scholars|| | ||
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| + | ||[[Great Library of Mirrhaimo]]||[[Mirrhaimo]]||align="right"|9,500,000||[[Archcollege of Mirrhaimo]]||374||Students, Faculty, and Patrons|| | ||
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| + | ||[[Heliotheological Library of Amyrn]]||[[Amyrn]]||align="right"|980,000||[[Heliotheological School of Amyrn]]||2497||Theocratic Officers, Scholars|| | ||
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| + | ||[[Imperial Archives of Trevirs]]||[[Trevirs]]||align="right"|8,100,000||[[Office of the High Archivist of the Imperial Diet of the Empire of Magdala]]||2387||Government and Patrons|| | ||
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| + | ||[[Leaighaisen Library of the Archcollege of Bryndyd]]||[[Bryndyd]]||align="right"|5,170,000||[[Archcollege of Bryndyd]]||1645||Faculty, Students, Scholars|| | ||
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| + | ||[[Library of Archmages College]]||[[Trevirs]]||align="right"|17,000||[[Archmages College (Trevirs)]]||1871||Faculty, Students, Scholars|| | ||
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| − | ||[[ | + | ||[[Library of King Garframasse College]]||[[Verdida]]||align="right"|2,750,000||[[King Garframasse College]]||2291||Faculty, Students, Scholars|| |
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| − | ||[[ | + | ||[[Library of the Royal School of Mäddglows]]||[[Mäddglows]]||align="right"|5,300,000||[[Royal School of Mäddglows]]||2087||Faculty, Students, Scholars||donated |
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| − | ||[[ | + | ||[[Library of the Scloyvan Archguild School]]||[[Scloye]]||align="right"|23,000||[[Scloyvan Archguild School]]||2462|| ||[[Codex Noctium of Vilangril]] |
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| − | ||[[Library of | + | ||[[Mabhnusala Library of the Archguild School of Bryndyd]]||[[Bryndyd]]||align="right"|980,000||[[Archguild School of Bryndyd]]||2157||Faculty, Students, Scholars|| |
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| − | ||[[Magisterial Library of Zamaclë]]||[[Zamaclë]]||align="right"|3,980,000||[[Magisterium of Zamaclë]]|| | + | ||[[Magisterial Library of Zamaclë]]||[[Zamaclë]]||align="right"|3,980,000||[[Magisterium of Zamaclë]]||unknown||Magisterium and Patrons|| |
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| − | ||[[Palæologian Library of Aglidice]]||[[Aglidice]]||align="right"|1,850,000||[[Palæologian College of Aglidice]]||1653|| | + | ||[[Palæologian Library of Aglidice]]||[[Aglidice]]||align="right"|1,850,000||[[Palæologian College of Aglidice]]||1653||Students, Faculty, and Patrons|| |
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| − | ||[[Senatorial Archives of Aurice]]||[[Aurice]]||align="right"|173,000||[[Senate of Aurice]]||2613|| | + | ||[[Senatorial Archives of Aurice]]||[[Aurice]]||align="right"|173,000||[[Senate of Aurice]]||2613||Senators and Staff|| |
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| − | ||[[State Library of Johaulia]]||[[Johaulia]]||align="right"|5,340,000||City of [[Johaulia]]||1572|| | + | ||[[State Library of Johaulia]]||[[Johaulia]]||align="right"|5,340,000||City of [[Johaulia]]||1572||Adult Citizens|| |
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| − | ||[[Supreme Archive of the Incarnandus]]||[[New Tishereth]]||align="right"|8,130,000||[[Commonwealth of Amerzcelindo]]||2017|| | + | ||[[State Library of Tauhad]]||[[Tauhad]]||align="right"|4,790,000||[[Commonwealth of the Ithrads]]||218||Citizens, Scholars|| |
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| + | ||[[Supreme Archive of the Incarnandus]]||[[New Tishereth]]||align="right"|8,130,000||[[Commonwealth of Amerzcelindo]]||2017||Citizens, Scholars|| | ||
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| + | ||[[Ugorthine Library of the Magitechnic Institute of Aurice]]||[[Aurice]]||align="right"|912,000||[[Magitechnic Institute of Aurice]]||2609||Students, Faculty, Patrons||donated | ||
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|} | |} | ||
| − | ||[[Library]]||[[Location]]||align="right"| | + | ||[[Library]]||[[Location]]||align="right"|50,000|| ||Year|| || |
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| + | =Classification Systems= | ||
| + | *Amrulonican (Ithatia) | ||
| + | *Echuvestine (Amerzcelindot, named after Incarnandist Archivist, Echuvesti, a woman) | ||
| + | *Mirrhaimotic | ||
| + | *Shelekhumbian | ||
| + | *Taliasigian (Medibgóëse) | ||
| + | *Tiglavian (Arathracian) | ||
| + | |||
| + | =Printing Presses in the World of Asdar= | ||
| + | In the world of Asdar, titancraft printing presses enable a mass production of books like as on Earth. But most states and jurisdictions have laws that require books to be licensed, in some jurisdictions, individually numbered to show that the contents of the book does not have spell material or subversive chaos cult material. Books with spellcraft must be especially licensed and inspected to show that they do not promote the worship of chaos and that the proper tax, if any, has been paid for the book, ostensibly to pay for the bureaucracy to inspect such books. A licensed book will have a metallic-colored paper glued to the interior of the cover where it can be easily found and presented on demand of a government official. | ||
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| + | =Preciousness of Books in the World of Asdar= | ||
| + | Thanks to this governmental regulation, books are not as cheap as printing presses would otherwise allow. For this reason, libraries are more precious in the world of Asdar than on Earth and less accessible to the general public. Academic libraries limit their volumes to registered students, scholars, faculty, and administrators. Governmental archives are restricted to officers of the respective jurisdiction. Private libraries of any notable size are the privilege of the wealthy and of [[corpora mercia]]. A functioning wizard's library can command a large fortune as the materials are costly, the desirability is very high, and the registration and licensing fees per book are the highest of all types of books. | ||
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| + | =Printing Press Liberty in the Republic of Gonsk= | ||
| + | Standing out from other states, the [[Republic of Gonsk]] famously does not regulate books with licensing fees. A book of magic used to harm someone or to cast harmful chaos magic can be confiscated, but not pre-emptively. This liberal policy has brought the censure of other nations, but Gonsk is determined to take what it regards as the high road and has become a haven for printing presses skirting the edge of the laws of other lands. As a consequence, there is a great trade in books in Gonsk. The [[Free City of Elmundel]] while boasting typical licensing regulations on its law books, does not enforce them and has a similarly brisk market in books. | ||
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| + | It is common for customs officials to administer a thorough inspection to travelers from [[Gonsk]], [[Elmundel]], [[Mirrhaimo]], and other states with lax book regulations and for this reason, book smuggling is rampant throughout the Pallathantic. | ||
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| + | =See Also= | ||
| + | *[[Codex]] | ||
| + | *[[Kirxionium]] | ||
| + | *[[List of Higher Institutions of Learning]] | ||
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[[Category:Libraries of Asdar]] | [[Category:Libraries of Asdar]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:30, 27 December 2021
These are the largest and most well-known libraries in modern-day Asdar. There are many small book collections in the hands of the wealthy and diligent book collectors which are not sufficiently sizable or noteworthy absent from this list. However, the greatest of tomes could potentially be found in the numerically least of collections. The size of the library's collection is based upon data given by the library and confirmed by specialists from the regional guild of librarians. Even the greatest of cities, such as Tauhad, has less than a few dozen libraries of note and only two librarians guilds, one for archivists in the magisterial bureaucracy and one for librarians for centers of education and corpora mercia. Bryndyd, Aurice, Verdida, Deliops, and some other major cities have only one such guild.
List of Libraries of Asdar
||Library||Location||align="right"|50,000|| ||Year|| ||
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Classification Systems
- Amrulonican (Ithatia)
- Echuvestine (Amerzcelindot, named after Incarnandist Archivist, Echuvesti, a woman)
- Mirrhaimotic
- Shelekhumbian
- Taliasigian (Medibgóëse)
- Tiglavian (Arathracian)
Printing Presses in the World of Asdar
In the world of Asdar, titancraft printing presses enable a mass production of books like as on Earth. But most states and jurisdictions have laws that require books to be licensed, in some jurisdictions, individually numbered to show that the contents of the book does not have spell material or subversive chaos cult material. Books with spellcraft must be especially licensed and inspected to show that they do not promote the worship of chaos and that the proper tax, if any, has been paid for the book, ostensibly to pay for the bureaucracy to inspect such books. A licensed book will have a metallic-colored paper glued to the interior of the cover where it can be easily found and presented on demand of a government official.
Preciousness of Books in the World of Asdar
Thanks to this governmental regulation, books are not as cheap as printing presses would otherwise allow. For this reason, libraries are more precious in the world of Asdar than on Earth and less accessible to the general public. Academic libraries limit their volumes to registered students, scholars, faculty, and administrators. Governmental archives are restricted to officers of the respective jurisdiction. Private libraries of any notable size are the privilege of the wealthy and of corpora mercia. A functioning wizard's library can command a large fortune as the materials are costly, the desirability is very high, and the registration and licensing fees per book are the highest of all types of books.
Printing Press Liberty in the Republic of Gonsk
Standing out from other states, the Republic of Gonsk famously does not regulate books with licensing fees. A book of magic used to harm someone or to cast harmful chaos magic can be confiscated, but not pre-emptively. This liberal policy has brought the censure of other nations, but Gonsk is determined to take what it regards as the high road and has become a haven for printing presses skirting the edge of the laws of other lands. As a consequence, there is a great trade in books in Gonsk. The Free City of Elmundel while boasting typical licensing regulations on its law books, does not enforce them and has a similarly brisk market in books.
It is common for customs officials to administer a thorough inspection to travelers from Gonsk, Elmundel, Mirrhaimo, and other states with lax book regulations and for this reason, book smuggling is rampant throughout the Pallathantic.
See Also
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