Chief Steward of Anatis

[!] A poster would be hung around the crowded streets of Anatis, depicting Cesare's campaign poster.

"With Cesare, math will be simple. Two plus two will always equal four.

Never more, never less."

I. WHAT WILL I DO:

Clean up ledgers: transparent numbers for all

Track debts: accountability without exception

Maximize revenue: every mina in its place

Reward the deserving: those who bring good revenue will be honored

Support those in need: temporary hardship gets help

Settle accounts with wasters:  those who waste time, space, and public trust will be dealt with, either lightly or severely

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II. WHY ME:
Trader who understands numbers.

Illatian who knows commerce.

Man who brings order.

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III. LOOKING FOR ANATIS' FUTURE:
 

Recognizing that the Chief Steward works best with rock-solid leadership elsewhere, 
I wholeheartedly support Vidimar for Mayor and Slorbin for Chief Engineer.

Together we will form an efficient team for Anatis' prosperity.

Anatis deserves order and results. 
Cesare delivers both.

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Vote Cesare!

+ Stewardship for prosperity +

STABILITY. PROSPERITY. CLEAN HANDS. CLEAN STREETS.

CITIZENS OF ANATIS,

We have had enough of unintelligible missives with fancy words; Enough of perfumed parchment and complicated phrases that say nothing, mean nothing, and do nothing. You should not need a scribe or a tallowed candle to translate and decipher what our leaders intend to do with our livelihood.

So, I will speak plainly. Now, and when I am Mayor of this city.

You need answers. You will always need answers. And a city council that cannot provide that, and speak plainly to its own people will not do. For it is a city half ruled already by corruption.

My name is Vidimar. I am running for City Mayor of Anatis, as a man who will put in the work.

Here is what I promise to you:

I. PARCHMENT POLITICS ARE OVER

Writers and leaders across humanity hide behind pomp and fancy writing with big words because pomp is safe. But pomp never fixes a roof or brings food. Pomp never stops corruption.

I will not write you riddles to read. I will tell you what I will do, when I will do it, and what it will cost. If I cannot explain my policies to a tavern table in Anatis, it is not going to govern our city.

II. A PLATFORM OF STABILITY AND PROSPERITY

Not "theories". Not "visions". Not ten-year plans.

My stability means:

• STREETS THAT ARE SAFE.
• LAWS THAT ARE PREDICTABLE.
• GUILDS THAT CAN TRADE FREELY.
• CROPS THAT REACH THE MARKET WITHOUT BEING STOLEN.

Prosperity means:

• MORE WORK FOR MORE HANDS.
• MORE COIN STAYING IN BELETH.
• FEWER PARASITES FEEDING ON YOUR HARD WORK.

You cannot have prosperity without stability. And you cannot have stability if people treat this city like a carcass.

III. I WILL CLEAN THIS PLACE UP

Let me be clear to you. I mean this in two different ways.

First: Corruption, evil, and wicked deeds.

Second: Filth.

Anatis will not become the kind of city where people whisper about "how it is done," because they fear what happens if they speak openly. A city of whispers is a city of thieves.

Under my mayoral tenure:

• Any man taking a bribe will be rooted out,
• Any violence stopped.
• Jobs will be created by my office.
• The military will be rendered useful and paid.

IV. ENOUGH OF TALK. LET US FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS

People love to say: politics this, policy that, administration, committees, reforms.

Here is what is real, and what I will focus on:

• Crops
• Buildings
• Roads
• Walls
• Mills
• Markets
• Clean Water
• Waste removed
• Festivities
• Events

A mayor is not a philosopher. A mayor ensures the city's daily survival.

If you want speeches, hire a bard. If you want the city to function, elect me.

V. ANATIS WILL LIVE: EVENTS AND FESTIVITIES

A city is not only a city on paper. It is a place to live. 

Anatis needs life put into it:

• Regular tavern nights,
• Beer feasts,
• Seasonal festivals,
• Public games and contests,
• I will build an arena for concert, and PAY LANDSKAR to play for us.

Not because I want extravagance, but because a city that never celebrates does not have a soul. People need a reason to feel pride for Beleth. They need to see their neighbors as neighbors, not strangers competing for scraps.

VI. WE NEED A STABILISING HAND

Look at what has happened in the past. In history, when leadership wavers and order becomes a rumor, and chaos does not wait, people turn on each other. Death and violence come.

Anatis will not become the next cautionary tale.

We do not need to panic. We need actual steadiness. We need someone who can make decisions without flinching, enforce those decisions without favoritism, and keep the city standing while others are debating about which words to say.

VII. AND YES. WE WILL LITERALLY CLEAN THIS CITY UP.

Filth is not only unpleasant, but it is a sickness. It is vermin and rot. It is death for the poor and inconvenience for the rich.

Under my mayoralty, my office will build a proper sewer system, public fountains for clear water access, aqueduct works improving what we already have where feasible, and maintenance crews that maintain them. We will create legislation for relief to the poor.

If our citizens are willing to contribute labour and materials, then we will organize it properly, transparently and with results. No more "donations to the Church" or "relief for the poor" disappearing into somebody's cousin's pocket.

This is what prosperity will look like. a city that can feed, house itself and keep itself healthy and functioning properly.

VIII. MY COMPETITI

I am sure my competition for this seat are wonderful people. But I have not seen any campaigning through missives from them, and so far there has been no word about people explaining their politics and what they will do with this seat. With respect, this is a reason to elect me. If people are unwilling to even campaign properly for themselves, are you sure that they will put the effort to actually do Mayor things for the city?

This missive has been the first and only campaigning post for this seat that I have seen. I urge you, if your friend is running for Mayor, do not elect them because they are your friend. Give me a chance and I will show you how a real mayor looks like.

I will be shortly creating a political party, with like minded people. We will actually create a city government. For this purpose, I counsel you to vote in also;

• CESARE FOR STEWARD
• SLORBIN FOR ENGINEER

THE CHOICE IS SIMPLE.

You can keep the old way:

• Pompous missives
• Invisible decisions
• Visible decay
• Loud Promises

Or you can choose the new way:

• Plain speech
• Hard order
• Honest work
• A cleaner city

Anatis does not need a prettier document. It needs a stronger hand.

VIDIMAR FOR MAYOR.

CLEAN HANDS. CLEAN STREETS.

STABILITY AND PROSPERITY.

THE COURT OF ROSES

IT is within any civilized society that you would find societal norms, courtly etiquette and due respect. Such may vary wildly, from nation to culture, and yet all hold one thing in common: Civility. What shall be catalogued first is the honorifics of our home, the etiquette to be expanded on in further editions.

ON HONORIFICS

From Serf to Royal, there is a way to refer to your fellow man. It showcases civility and knowledge, even in times of war.

Within an Empire, the ruling monarch and their spouse is referred to as His/Her Imperial Majesty.

Their children and siblings are commonly known as His/Her Imperial Highness.

Within a Kingdom, the ruling monarch and their spouse is referred to as His/Her Royal Majesty.

Their children and siblings are commonly known as His/Her Royal Highness, save for the heir, in which is known as His/Her Serene Highness.

On rare occasions, when granted by the church, the titles above may become His/Her Apostolic Majesty.

In one specific instance, the Belthian Federation, more commonly known as Beleth, there exists a Diarchal structure of ruling, in which the Diarchs will each be respectively styled His/Her Royal Majesty, with their families following the same conventions as Kingdoms; however, should both Diarchs be present, the most senior Diarch shall be referred to first in any address, and the Diarchs shall be referred to with the addition of their regional identifier.
For example, “His/Her Royal Majesty of the East”.

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If we are to look at history, we would learn that these titles above are not the only form of royalty.

There is that of the Princess-Royal, commonly overseeing the courts, and often granted the title of Duchy of the capital of her nation. Uncommonly, though in existence, is the equal in which is the Prince-Royal, often granted a martial title under a Marchdom. They are separate to the Crown-heir entirely.

There are nations in which celebrate the non main-line, a lower form of royalty in which they have royal perks but to a lesser degree than their main-line cousins. They are often known as His/Her Highness.

Principalities and Archduchies are similar, in which the title-holder is known as His/Her Serene Highness or His/Her Royal Highness, often depending upon preference. Their heir taking the secondary title, and further children taking on His/Her Highness.

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Grand Margrave and Grand Margravines are referred to as His/Her Serenity, the highest title one can earn before venturing into Royal territory.

Their children are known as His/Her Lordship, but in some cases, the heir may be known as a lesser honorific, namely Your Grace.

Dukes and Duchesses are referred to as His/Her Grace.

Their children are known as His/Her Lordship, but in some cases, the heir may be known as a lesser honorific, namely The Most Honorable.

A Marchdom, Margrave and Margravine, are referred to as His/Her Grace.

Their children are known as His/Her Lordship, but in some cases, the heir may be known as a lesser honorific, namely The Most Honorable.

A Palatinate, in which the Serene Count and Countess are acknowledged as His/Her Serene Lordship.

Their children are known as His/Her Lordship, but in some cases, the heir may be known as a lesser honorific, namely The Most Honorable.

Within a County, the Count and Countess are known as the Most Honorable.

Their children are known as His/Her Lordship, but in some cases, the heir may be known as a lesser honorific, namely The Right Honorable.

Within a Viscounty, the Viscount and Viscountess are known as The Right Honorable.

Their children are known as His/Her Lordship, but in some cases, the heir may be known as a lesser honorific, namely The Honorable.

Within a Barony, the Baron and Baroness are known as the Honorable.

Their children are known as His/Her Lordship, alongside their heir.

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Baronetcies, a Baronet and Baronetess, take on the styling of His/Her Lordship.

Their children take on common titling, namely Mister and Miss, while their heir boasts the styling of their parents as His/Her Lordship.

Landed Knighthoods, namely the Gentry, are known as Ser/Sir and Dame, depending upon their region. They may also take on the styling of His/Her Lordship.

Their children take on common titling, namely Mister and Miss.

Last but not least are those of the commonhood, referred to as Mister and Miss.

FORMALLY, INFORMALLY AND IN WRITING

Below details the varying ways, in short form, that you may address the titles above.

Commonry

Mister/Miss

[Name] of [Region]

Government

His/Her Excellency - Your Excellency 

His/Her Excellency, [Name], [Title]

Landed Knighthoods

Sir/Dame - His/Her Lordship

The Knight of [Title]

Sir/Dame [Name] of [Title]

All children are known as Mister and Miss.

Baronetcies

His/Her Lordship

Baronet/Baronetess of [Title]

My Lord/My Lady - Lord/Lady [Title] or [Surname]

Baronet/Baronetess [Title]

Children are known as Mister and Miss, and the heir as His/Her Lordship.

Baronial Titles

His/Her Lordship

Baron/Baroness of [Title]

My Lord/My Lady - Lord/Lady [Title] or [Surname]

Baron/Baroness [Name]

All children are known as His/Her Lordship.

Viscomital Titles

The Honorable Lord/Lady

Viscounty/Viscountess of [Title]

My Lord/My Lady - Lord/Lady [Title] or [Surname]

Viscount/Viscountess [Surname]

All children are known as His/Her Lord/Ladyship.

Comital Titles

The Right Honorable Lord/Lady

Count/Countess of [Title]

My Lord/My Lady - Lord/Lady [Title] or [Surname]

Count/Countess [Surname]

Children are known as His/Her Lord/Ladyship, and the heir as the Honorable.

Palitanates

The Serene Lord/Lady - Your Serene Lordship/Ladyship

Serene Count/Countess [Surname]

My Lord/My Lady - Lord/Lady [Title] or [Last Name] - My Lord/Lady Palatine - Lord/Lady Palatine [Title] or [Surname]

Palatine [Title] or [Surname]

Children are known as His/Her Lord/Ladyship and the heir as the Right Honorable.

Margraviates

His/Her Grace - Your Grace

Margrave/Margravine [Surname]

My Lord/My Lady - Lord/Lady [Title] or [Surname] - My Lord/Lady Paramount - Lord/Lady Paramount [Title] or [Surname]

Children are known as His/Her Lord/Ladyship and the heir as the Right Honorable.

Duchies

His/Her Grace - Your Grace

Duke/Duchess [Title] or [Surname]

My Lord/My Lady - Lord/Lady [Title] or [Surname]

Children are known as His/Her Lord/Ladyship and the heir as the Right Honorable.

Grand Marches

His/Her Serenity - Your Serenity

Grand Margrave/Margravine [Surname] - Grand Lord/Lady [Title] or [Surname]

My Lord/My Lady - Lord/Lady [Title] or [Surname]

Children are known as His/Her Lord/Ladyship and the heir as the Right Honorable.

Principalities and Archduchies

His/Her Royal Highness - His/Her Serene Highness - Your Royal Highness - Your Serene Highness 

Prince/Princess [Surname] - Archduke/Archduchess [Surname]

Your Highness [Title] or [Surname]

Children are known as His/Her Highness and the heir and Princess/Prince-Royal as His/Her Royal Highness.

Diarchies

His/Her Royal Majesty - Your Royal Majesty 

Lord/Lady Diarch [Title]

Your Majesty [Title]

Children are known as His/Her Royal Highness, the heir as His/Her Serene Highness and the Princess/Prince-Royal as His/Her Royal Highness.

Kingdoms

His/Her Royal Majesty - Your Royal Majesty 

King/Queen [Title]

Your Majesty [Title]

Children are known as His/Her Royal Highness, the heir as His/Her Serene Highness and the Princess/Prince-Royal as His/Her Royal Highness.

Empires

His/Her Imperial Majesty

Emperor/Empress [Title]

Your Majesty [Title]

All children are known as His/Her Imperial Highness.

SIGNED,

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, Angelika Morgause, Princess-Royal of Beleth and Eicharia, Duchess of Southspire and Countess of Gwendolen

THE COURT OF ROSES

 THE recent completion of the capital of Southspire within the Beleth Confederation has seen the construction of a palace to host the royal household and court within. A palace; the palace, is the heart of any city, any Kingdom. It is with this the sanctification of the Gwendolen Palace is announced, a ceremony in which it opens up for the first time. 

The Rise of the Gates

The gates are raised and the doors are opened, allowing light and air to flow through. Entryways shall be salted, a symbol of preventing the entry of dark beings to the palace.

The Flames of the Hearth

Upon entering the castle fully, the first candle is lit, and the flames are stoked within the kitchens, casting warmth and cheer amongst the halls. 

The Breaking of Bread

The breaking of bread is a bond as old as time, and this shall be no different. A meal shall be shared by those in attendance, solidifying the role of the Gwendolen Palace in society, the heart of it all.

Attendance is by invitation only.

SIGNED,

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, Angelika Morgause, Princess-Royal of Beleth and Eicharia, Duchess of Southspire and Countess of Gwendolen

THE COURT OF ROSES

AFTER a series of interviews, it pleases the courts to announce the following appointments to the staff. We witness their actions to come eagerly, as our people are risen up.

Lady Chamberlain

Her Ladyship, Alexandria Roa,

Lady Chamberlain of the Court of Roses

Lord Seneschal

His Lordship, Alessandro Roa,

Lord Seneschal of the Court of Roses

Court Envoy

The Most Honorable, Selyne Amador, 

Countess of Nautica and Court Envoy of the Court of Roses

SIGNED,

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, Angelika Morgause, Princess-Royal of Beleth and Eicharia, Duchess of Southspire and Countess of Gwendolen

THE COURT OF ROSES

First and foremost, the Court Envoy is the representative of the Belethian Court to the rest of Azuras; whereas he or she is not a member of the diplomatic office, the Court Envoy will perform similar functions to that apparatus on behalf of the Belethian Crown. The following are considerations and clarifications for such a position. 

Domestic Responsibilities

There are many tasks across the known world which may include the meddling hand of the Court Envoy. The closest to home, however, are the most impactful. 

The Court Envoy is tasked with reconciling the festivities and amusements hosted by the crown, and those hosted by it’s vassal territories. To ensure that the schedules of these aforesaid affairs do not conflict and detract from eachother - while securing confidence in a consistent flow of them, is a difficult endeavor, set aside for those of exceptional communication and coordination skills.

The second, but not-less-important of these local tasks is the delivery of important messages directly to noble peers of the realm, wherever they may be. Whether an urgent missive from Royal hands, or a summons to an equally pressing gathering, the Envoy ought to be capable of locating and contacting those necessary for the proper operation of the Diarch’s Court.

External Responsibilities

Just as social life is critical within borders, good-will across nations is necessary for the best standard of good will in diplomacy. The Rose Court sees fit to send representatives outside of the realm, for the purpose of representing itself to foreign courts. These visits are neither few, nor far between; The Court Envoy will be tasked with displaying Belethian social standards abroad, and if possible, the arrangement of cross-cultural festivities with the courts of friends and allies.

Access and Privileges

With such critical processes under the purview of the Court Envoy, he or she is invested by the Crown with access to these following privileges:

(1) Two (2) Standard issue Royal Equestrian Mounts, for speed and security in travels across the realm and beyond.

(2) One (1) Seal of the Crown, granting un-questioned access to vassal holdings and territories as if representing a Royal Diarch himself.

(3) The administrative right to one (1) Deputy-Envoy, entrusted with the assistance of completing the various tasks and for personal accompaniment during long travels.

(4) Immediate classification as an Ambassador of the Realm, entrusted with communication with foreign counter-parts in limited circumstances.

SIGNED,

HIS SERENE HIGHNESS, Simon Peter, Crown-Prince of Beleth and Eicheria, Prince of Huntshill

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, Angelika Morgause, Princess-Royal of Beleth and Eicharia, Duchess of Southspire and Countess of Gwendolen

THE COURT OF ROSES

IT is with the nearing completion of the Belethian capital of Southspire and my appointment to Princess-royal that this missive is penned and published. The Court of Roses is to form in the City of Stars, a picturesque portrait detailing our home. The Palace of Gwendolen shall be raised, forming a beacon to call upon courtiers and staff.

THE PALACE HIEARCHY 

The palace hierarchy is an ever-changing entity which allows for the courts to function as it needs. The royal household is at the top, following their own structure, in which the Diarch-consort, Princess-royal and on the occasion, Princess-dowager work closely together.

The Lord Chamberlain

Overseer of the Court of Roses, the position traditionally acts as the head of the courts outside that of the royal household. They assure the court is lively with festivities and celebrations, and work closely with the other positions, stepping in to fill temporary vacancies as needed. Due to the demands of the role, it is one held only by the nobility.

The Lady Seneschal

Overseer of all that is within the purview of culture and history. This position is for documenting all aspects of court life, whether on the fashions of our people, or the history of our Confederation. Beneath them are an office of Scribes and Historians, working under the Seneschal's direction. Due to the demands of the role, it is one held only by the nobility.

The Chatelaine

Overseer of the servantry, the position traditionally assures the day-to-day tasks of the palace are completed. The stocking of the pantries, cleanliness of the halls and the staffing of the courts are all paramount for the palace to function as intended. Due to the demands of the role, it is one held only by a commoner. 

THE UNDER OFFICES

Listed below are the roles that fall beneath the positions listed above. While not an extensive list, as the office grows and shrinks at will, it allows for a better idea as to what is available. 

Master of the Hunt

This position is overseer of the animals within the palace, alongside the hunts which take place. While under the Lord Chamberlain’s office, they work closely as well with the Chatelaine in ensuring the pantries are stocked with quality meat. 

Master of the Wardrobe

Overseer of the royal regalia, and the fashions of the Confederation, their position is one that demands an attention to detail and attire. Under the Lady Seneschal’s office, they work closely with them to ensure everything is properly documented. 

Host of Ceremonies

Under the Lord Chamberlain’s office, the Host of Ceremonies is a role that is not kept to one individual. Their position allows for the planning and hosting of events, alongside the creation of missives for festivities from the palace.

Court Scribe

Much like the role above, the position of Court Scribe is not kept to one individual. Scribes work directly under the Lady Seneschal’s office, putting quill to parchment. This is seen in historical detailings, important missives and court transcripts.

Palatial Ward

The Wards of the palace are traditionally children of the nobility of which are taught and tutored on the varying offices and etiquette. They can choose to focus their attention beneath a specific office, and upon coming-of-age, be granted an official role within the courts.
 

THE SERVANTRY

The lower-end of the palace hierarchy but just as paramount as the rest. Those of the servantry see to the day-to-day tasks that keep the palace functioning as needed.

Lords and Ladies-in-Waiting

While Lords and Ladies-in-Waiting for the royal household are under the Servantry category, they fall higher in the palace hierarchy. Considered below the Chatelaine and equal to a Master of the Under Offices, they work for the royal household, handling errands and varying tasks as seems fit. Due to the demands of this role, only those of noble birth may take it on.

Court Herald

The Court Herald is a position in which announces important proclamations directly from the Crown, the entrance of royalty within a room and assures courtiers are up to date on the palatial happenings.

Handmaids and Cupbearers

Of lesser distinction, handmaids and cupbearers take on the tasks and errands of the palace. They serve in festivities, and do what is asked of them in pursuit of palatial cleanliness and upkeep. A role only for those of commoner status.

The Servantry

Further roles within the servantry are under the purview of the Chatelaine. Whether palace gardeners, butlery, or otherwise.

SIGNED,

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, Angelika Morgause, Princess-Royal of Belethia and Eicharia, Duchess of Southspire and Countess of Gwendolen

9TH OF First Seed, 612 E.S.

[Era of Sigismund]

On the continent of Azuras, with its bloated nobility, decentralized militaries, and heavy tensions among the various races and faiths, it has become increasingly difficult for those down on their luck to prove themselves and secure their families, friends, and peoples. It is with this that we of Beleth find the mission of our People and Nation at its most important, for we must reassure the fact that ALL are welcome within Beleth. Especially those who come with the intent to make something of themselves in the land of opportunity. And thus, comes the Settlement of the Banners Act. 

This missive does not apply to existing nobility or gentry; they may approach the Diarch directly for more favorable terms. 

The Settling of the Banners Act 

To aid in the conflicts currently facing Beleth, and serving the dual purpose of settling the countryside, boosting population, and housing those who share in Beleth’s values and virtues, the Crown of Beleth has seen fit to enact a decree, offering any being of repute who bring 3 or more [Not including themselves] individuals (either willing to follow them to Beleth, or a part of their family coming to Beleth) to come before the Diarch or his appointed representatives and petition for settlement rights in the Belethian Countryside—contingent, of course, on certain requirements and tax obligations. 

Privileges and Progression

To precede the requirements, shall first come the actual benefits and rewards of the offer, to justify the terms that follow.

The Privileges and Terms of Swearing To Beleth: 

• The head of the group or house will be inducted into the Lower Gentry as the seat of their House or Group, thereby entitled to a seat within the Lower Assembly, for the duration of their life, and assuming continued service, this honor can be considered hereditary, or even upgraded to a Baronetcy (or Landed Knighthood) of the Upper Gentry. 
• The party in question shall be entitled (upon completion of their first engagement) to a piece of land, 25x25 in size, on which they may raise a manor, tower, ranch, or farm for their use and residence. (Farms and Ranches may petition the Minister of the Interior or Archchancellor for further pasture and field land, to be shared with other nearby gentrymen)
• The leader of the party may themself become, or may appoint a member of the party to interview for the position of Corporal within the Belethian Federal Army, directly in charge of commanding and organizing the members of the party, and allowing for further advancement. 
• All members of a party shall be assumed to meet the prerequisites for Knighthood, and thus can be Knighted upon exceptional valor or actions within their service.
• Parties with 10 or more members may directly petition the Diarch regarding a higher position, more land, or other arrangements to ensure their proper assimilation and recognition within Beleth.

The Crown’s Bounty:

Alongside the above-mentioned terms, His Serene Highness has issued a challenge to all who take the deal. Those who swear to the oaths will be watched closely for the duration of their contracts and service, and if they show exceptional valor, they will be ranked among their peers. This ranking shall carry for the duration of the conflicts to come, and any who have not already ascended by the end of the conflicts will be rewarded with lands, honors, titles, or otherwise based upon their rank and contribution. Including at least 1 Earldom to be distributed to the Houses with the most contributions. 

Requirements and Obligations

A generous deal must, of course, come with terms and obligations, for Beleth is a society of meritocracy, where any being of any race or faith can climb high so long as they display the aptitude and dedication; thus, such grants of land and status must hold justification. Such will be as follows:

• Upon acceptance of the terms, the parties and their representative will swear the Military Oath of Beleth, and sign an official contract of the terms.
• Land shall not be dispersed to the party in question until at least 4 members have been seen participating in engagements, or 3 appearances from at least 2 members.
• Upon receiving land, the party will pay taxes and tithes in line with that defined for gentry titles (25 minas per year, along with a bushel of metal or leather)
• All members of the party are expected to be contributing citizens of Beleth, but may retain their own cultures and faith, and may petition to be released of their obligations upon the end of conflict. 

SIGNED,

HIS SERENE HIGHNESS, Peter I, Diarch of Beleth, Archduke of Eicheria, Prince of the Stars, Lord Paramount of the Blood, High Seat of House Rovare, and Warden of the River Eicher

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