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| + | === Digebiti === | ||
| + | The knight on the charger is, of course, Sir Ffoliot Frederick Cary, the Right Honourable Viscount Falkland, the golden hues emphasising his nobility and honour (see [[Sector1/Digebiti|Digebiti]] for his importance in the settling of the planet). The "true blue" background represents the loyalty and fealty to the planet. | ||
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| + | === Gelaed === | ||
| + | The five-parted flower (crimson cheop) of the French Aristocracy obviously stands for the five-fold partition into Barons, Viscounts, Counts, Marquises & Dukes. Also, the five-fold partition of Gelaedian society into the Royalty, Nobility, Clergy, Bourgeoisie & Peasantry. | ||
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| + | Note that on Gelaed all princes are royal. | ||
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| + | The three bands stand for the establishment of innocent purity amidst the bloody struggles in the heavens and on earth. | ||
See [[Feudal States|The Feudal States OXP]] for more details. | See [[Feudal States|The Feudal States OXP]] for more details. | ||
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| + | === Tibecea === | ||
| + | The legendary lion of St. Mark is emblazoned across a golden background, emphasising the mythical Venetian background of many of the nobles and the financial foundations of their wealth, through trade and industry, and of course, their inclusion in the original Golden Book, fabled forerunner of the Sable Onomasticon. The portrayal of the left-hand side of the lion symbolically shows the nurturing side of the national leaders, who are sworn to protect their serfs. | ||
{{FeudalStatesRoyalHouses}} | {{FeudalStatesRoyalHouses}} | ||
[[Category:The Feudal States|Santaari]] | [[Category:The Feudal States|Santaari]] | ||
Revision as of 02:45, 12 July 2021
The Royal Houses of Santaari are the organised feudal systems in Galaxy Sector 1.
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| Onusorle | Ededleen | Edzaon | Tibecea | Geinona |
Heraldic Footnotes
Digebiti
The knight on the charger is, of course, Sir Ffoliot Frederick Cary, the Right Honourable Viscount Falkland, the golden hues emphasising his nobility and honour (see Digebiti for his importance in the settling of the planet). The "true blue" background represents the loyalty and fealty to the planet.
Gelaed
The five-parted flower (crimson cheop) of the French Aristocracy obviously stands for the five-fold partition into Barons, Viscounts, Counts, Marquises & Dukes. Also, the five-fold partition of Gelaedian society into the Royalty, Nobility, Clergy, Bourgeoisie & Peasantry.
Note that on Gelaed all princes are royal.
The three bands stand for the establishment of innocent purity amidst the bloody struggles in the heavens and on earth. See The Feudal States OXP for more details.
Tibecea
The legendary lion of St. Mark is emblazoned across a golden background, emphasising the mythical Venetian background of many of the nobles and the financial foundations of their wealth, through trade and industry, and of course, their inclusion in the original Golden Book, fabled forerunner of the Sable Onomasticon. The portrayal of the left-hand side of the lion symbolically shows the nurturing side of the national leaders, who are sworn to protect their serfs.
