The Feudalist Conference, 1733

[Piov 2643]

The Feudalist Conference of 1733

In the County of Ayr, 10th Vzmey and Hyff, ES 286

 

 [!] Members of the Feudalist Benches meet in Ayr for the first conference of the lords and officials. 

 

“My lords and ladies,

 

Ever since I became Lord Palatine, the government has worked tirelessly to provide for the concerns of the Haeseni people. With the completion of the Feudalist Bench Manifesto, we stand together as a major voice in the Kingdom. We stand for key principles that unite us all as a nation, bringing forth ideals and robust responses to the issues facing our time. It is our party’s belief in entrusting the respect and governance of the realm to the lords, whose allegiance and work in unison with the Crown, brings out the best in the North. 

 

We are here because we are reminded of our shared identity and our shared heritage. Our work and our reward remains in knowing that we maintain the dignity of the vassals and serving those who labor and reside amongst us. We can do this by lessening the burden of vassals and citizens by using our treasury to invest in their livelihood. We can do this by stressing the importance of collective cooperation. We can do this by supporting smaller merchants and business life in the market. 

 

Our mission in the Feudalist benches is to protect the share of power in our governance, to stress the importance of dialogue with all of our partners and with the Crown. We must stand firm in all that we endeavor so as to secure a bright future for those who will come after us. 

 

As Leader of the Feudalist Benches and as Lord Palatine, this is exactly the vision that I will manifest to our realm. That is why we will spend more money on the Brotherhood of Saint Karl to ensure that the defense of our realm and the usage of our riches shall benefit more, safeguard the noble guard system so that vassal lands are personalized in their protection, fund a new plan to integrate the peripheries of our kingdom with the wider Imperial demesne so that fiefs are not forgotten.

 

The Opposition benches seek not only to disrupt the social harmony that we have forged, but want to continue to strip away from the vital needs of our Haeseni people. We cannot let a selfish, centralist future, who believes a top-down approach is better, forge the destiny of the kingdom! Remember that it was Siegmund Corbish and the Opposition benches that voted no to give money to the military, to the library, to the city, and to better infrastructure!

 

Finally, I end tonight with a solemn reminder to vote with the government in the next saint’s day to determine the future of our Kingdom.

 

May GOD bless the Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska!”