The Esrova Court 1477 Share Posted May 30, 2022 Published by the Mistress of the Wardrobe 8th of Tov ag Yermey, 427 E.S. Coronation Regalia Dearest Readers, Moda i ve Kort has served dutifully under the prior rule of Koenas Emma, and shall continue to provide insight on Courtly fashion. Since the rule of Koenas Annika and her efforts to encourage the resurgence of Ruskan wear, the devoted Mistress of the Wardrobe is obliged to continue her service under the household of Koenas Amadea. To build upon legacies and provide regulation of fashion standards is a great honor. Without further ado, we present Moda i ve Kort: Coronation Regalia Since the establishment of the Dual Kingdom, coronation garb has been inconsistent as well as left in the past. Only once did someone establish an official dress for a Queen to wear during her coronation yet since then, there has been no modern iteration of such clothing. Since we have come so far without a proper refurbishing to the coronation attire that the mistress of the robes sought it fit to finally modernize and set official standards for the coronation regalia of the King and Queen of Haenseti-Ruska. ───── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ───── Koeng ───── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ───── Dress Burgundian Coat A red, burgundian silk coat, lined at the edges with delicate aurelian adornment. Down the middle, a string of buttons clasp the fragile garment together. Historically, it is one of the coats of the Burgundian Host, and according to legend, this specific one is the very coat which Jan Yeremi wore during the Siege of the Lahy. In Haeseni Regalia, it is given during the Investiture of the Royal Offices and placed under the coronation mantle. It symbolizes the consent of the people to the reign of the sovereign. *Modernized and Restored by the Mistress of the Robes Ve Chernit Cloak Contrasting the red silken coat, the black cloak that drapes from under the Coronation Mantle on the sovereign's left shoulder represents the journey of mind, body, and spirit one must take to become the King of Haenseti-Ruska. It is given during the Investiture of the Royal Offices and placed by a priest of the Mother Church. Coronation Mantle Zoloto van Markev The twin to Zoloto van Reza, the aurous samite fabric is draped traditionally down the back of the sovereign. Embroidered with the Barbanov Sigil of a black crow surrounded by royal crimson. The Mantle’s edges are lined with ermine and the inside with bevear. In Haeseni Regalia, it is given during the Investiture of the Royal Offices and traditionally put on for the sovereign by their consort over the burgundian coat. Barmas A large, silver and gold necklace, stretching it span from one’s shoulder to shoulder. The precious metals are entwined in a delicate floral pattern of chains, and on the necklace itself is engraved the following gems: The Carnatian Rubies (5); The Goat’s Sapphires (3); The Golden Plates of Joren (2); and the Carsacan Diamond which rests on the left shoulder and represents the strength of the new monarch. Jewels Biharian Crown King Siguine I had a new crown commissioned following the conflict of return of the body of King Franz II following his death. It featured a considerably more modern design, including a double-arched cross-mantle adorning the top. It maintains a circlet base, though it is lined with pearls. It is encrusted with a large ruby and forty-two sapphires and diamonds. In the stead of a mitre is an elaborate Jrentic lily design forming into two-halves around the double-arches. *Modernized and Restored by the Mistress of the Robes Coronation Cap A red velvet cap that is worn underneath the crown. In Haeseni regalia, the coronation cap is given after the baptism and anointing of the sovereign, in preparation for the coronation itself. Saint Joren’s Chains Two golden hands for each wrist, engraved with delicate patterning and encrusted with small diamonds. Allegedly, the bracelets are the chains which Joren bore during his fourteen year captivity, and upon release, kept the bands as a sign of his trial and tribulation under his brother. In Haeseni regalia, the chains are traditionally given during the Investiture of the Royal Offices, and symbolizes the Responsibilities of State. Ring of the Fidei Defensor (Ring of Marius I) A silver signet ring with the Canonist Cross engraved in emerald. The ring was given to Marius I during the Coalition Wars of the 150s ES after his elevation as ‘Fidei Defensor’ or Defender of the Canonist Faith. In Haeseni regalia, the ring is given during the Investiture of the Royal Office (worn on the right ring finger) and symbolizes the protection of the State Religion (Canonism). Sword of Gaius Marius A short-sword with Teutonic pommel, with the blade itself is made of fine silver. The sword is claimed to be the sword wielded by Gaius Marius, founder of the Hansetian state and an Orenian king, during his conquests in Aegis. In Haeseni regalia, the sword is given during the Presentation of the Regalia (held in the right hand along with the scepter) and symbolizes the Hansetian State. ───── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ───── Koenas ───── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ───── Dress Burgundian Dress Created to match the Sovereigns Burgundian Coat, the Burgundian Dress is made for the consorts main garment for the coronation ceremony. It is a red, silken gown, lined at the edges with delicate aurelian adornment. Down the middle, a string of buttons clasp the fragile garment together. Upon the sleeves the pattern of the Karosgrad skyline is embroidered to signify how close the Queen is to her people. In Haeseni Regalia, it is given during the Investiture of the Royal Offices and worn under the coronation mantle. Coronation Mantel Zoloto van Reza The twin to Zoloto van Markev, the aurous samite fabric is draped traditionally down the back of the consort. Embroidered with the Barbanov Sigil, the family the Consort would have just married into, of a black crow surrounded by royal crimson. The Mantle’s edges are lined with polar bear fur and the inside with beaver. In Haeseni Regalia, it is given during the Investiture of the Royal Offices and traditionally put on by the consorts lady in waitings. Jewels Ve Asserala Ezstrejna Crown Originally, the Consort Crown of Queen Milena of Adria has been the go-to crown worn by the crowned queen. Though, with the Kingdom entering a new era under King Karl III and Queen Amadea of Susa, a new crown has been constructed specifically for the Coronation regalia of the Consort. 'The Summer Star' features a common coronation design, including the double-arched cross-mantle adorning the top, connecting together with pearls. The base of the crown is a circlet lined with eighty-four pearls from Lake Varon. Inset into the circlet are three types of gemstones that have been meticulously placed in order to symbolically represent the strength and duty of the Haeseni Consort. Underneath a black velvet cap is attached, embodying the Queen's closeness to god. The Gemstones; The centerpiece is the ‘Opkomende Zon’ ruby, which is known as the stone of royalty. Haeseni lore states that rubies open the heart of whoever is wearing one, bringing forth love and vitality. Secondly, a sapphire, named ‘Ve Blauwe Wateren’ which represents prayer and connection to faith. Lastly, the ‘Aarden’ emerald, which is known to bring about self-knowledge and increase likelihood of healthy children. Ezstrejna Sutika Necklace The 'Star of Sutica'; A necklace with a bright blue sapphire in its center that was framed and webbed into strings of gold. The twenty carat shining stone was shaped into an octagon to represent the eye and heart of a kraken, who's golden crafted tentacles serve as the chain and clasp. Gifted by his Royal Majesty Koeng Heinrik Il to his wife Koenas Annika for a successful defense of Sutica against the Southern Sutica Alliance in 388 ES. In Haeseni Regalia, it is worn around the neck of the consort to serve as a physical symbol of their love to the sovereign. Ve Augo I Nadziesk The ‘Eye of Hope‘ is an expertly crafted goldenr-clad cross of Lorraine. A marquise-cut emeralds are set in the center. The cross comes with a minisculely-linked golden chain to allow its owner to adorn his or her neck or waist with it. This cross was once blessed by Pontian III. In Haeseni Regalia, the Ve Augo I Nadziesk is worn around the waist to bless the future Queen. Signed, HER ROYAL MAJESTY, Amadea of Susa, Queen-consort of Hanseti and Ruska, Princess-consort of Bihar, Dules, Lahy, Muldav, Solvesborg, Slesvik and Ulgaard, Duchess-consort of Carnatia and Vanaheim, Margravine-consort of Korstadt, Rothswald and Vasiland, Countess-consort of Alban, Alimar, Baranya, Graiswald, Karikhov, Karovia, Kaunas, Kavat, Kovachgrad, Kvasz, Markev, Nenzing, Torun, and Toruv, Viscountess-consort of Varna, Baroness-consort of Esenstadt, Kraken’s Watch, Kralta, Krepost, Lorentz, Rytsburg, Thurant, Venzia and Astfield, Lady of the Westfolk, Protector of the Highlanders, etcetera. Her Ladyship, Nikoleta Barbara Baruch Mistress of the Wardrobe Her Ladyship, Margot Sofiya Baruch Head Assistant to the Mistress of the Robes Spoiler Mannequins by @MelpomenneFemale skin by zuziee Male skin by @Alexi_ Credit to @yopplwasupxxxand @Madyfor original descriptions for some items! 17 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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