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| − | The Kingship of Yophenthea formed the basis of the ecclesiastical and political power of the [[Yophenthean Emperor]]s. The early kingship is traced to the third century after [[Salmakhamer]]. Some scholars believe it was developed from traditions adopted from the indigenous [[elves]] of [[Erechóreb]], from the [[Samagiu]] | + | The Kingship of Yophenthea formed the basis of the ecclesiastical and political power of the [[Yophenthean Emperor]]s. The early kingship is traced to the third century after [[Salmakhamer]]. Some scholars believe it was developed from traditions adopted from the indigenous [[elves]] of [[Erechóreb]], from the [[Samagiu Tribe]], and from customs of the [[Dramutes]]. |
The original affectations of the kingship were: | The original affectations of the kingship were: | ||
Latest revision as of 22:13, 5 October 2015
The Kingship of Yophenthea formed the basis of the ecclesiastical and political power of the Yophenthean Emperors. The early kingship is traced to the third century after Salmakhamer. Some scholars believe it was developed from traditions adopted from the indigenous elves of Erechóreb, from the Samagiu Tribe, and from customs of the Dramutes.
The original affectations of the kingship were:
- the golden crown
- the scepter
- the robe
During the High Empire, the trappings of the imperial regalia included:
- golden headdress
- golden scepter
- golden orb
- golden ring
- robe or robe-cape
- humeral
- pectoral
- slippers
- throne
- litter
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