Belethian Federation I CULTURAL INTRODUCTION

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THE COURT OF ROSES

 

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With the official formation of the Court of Roses, there is a perceived constant need to record our customs, traditions, arts and ways. Which arises from the moment several cultures aim to preserve history in a dignified way. Bearing that in mind, we took these pages to present fragments of our current creed.

 

FASHION ATTIRES

 “Straight from the horse’s mouth”

 

NOBILITY

 

Nobles are expected to dress in a manner befitting their status. Floral, colourful fabrics are welcome, given the strong cultural presence already established. During formal events, neutral and reserved attire is traditionally worn, however, there is no set colour pattern as it depends on the families. 

 

COMMONERS 

 

Among commoners, clothing is a form of expression. - Influencing the nobility; flowers, layers and prints are well-regarded. Despite focusing on comfort, during formal events, commoners are expected to wear appropriate dresses and suits, maintaining the standards of the Federation. 

 

CUISINE

 “Best thing since sliced bread”

Cooking is part of the cultural heritage of all once alive civilizations - Traditional Belethian dishes include vegetables, fruits, light seasonings and wheat, in addition to edible flowers, which are used mainly by the nobility, as decoration. 

We encourage families to document their culinary traditions to deepen our understanding of dishes prepared both inside and outside the court, thinking about future projects.

 

ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS

 “Long story short”

 

Art represents the soul of a group, when viewed as a whole. - There is no standardization of art, however, aiming to bring greater appreciation to it, we write a bit about our artistic culture.

 

PAINTINGS

With great influence from various places, paintings tend to follow the pattern of depicting families,events and distinct groups - Not always faithfully. They are also a clear form of political expression, representing our leaders and history-makers in various situations.

 

MUSIC

Traditional music is characterized by drama. - Operas, waltzes and pieces are present in everyday life. Although poetry is not traditionally associated with the Federation, it is well regarded and appreciated by those interested. What matters is comforting hearts.

 

CONCLUSION

During this initial period, it is difficult to understand our identity as one. The goal is to provide a clear understanding of what truly represents us.

Culture is the brain of the people, from the point we understand it, we understand what we are fighting for.

 

 

SIGNED,

 

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

 

HIS LORDSHIP, Alessandro Roa, Lord Seneschal of the Rose Courts

 

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Written by yuiilindaos,

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[Lalosia 1001]

 

 

Peter d'Arkent's nose crinkled.

 

 

[Cheese 8899]

"Oh, hey, that's my name!" Juniper pointed to the name of the Court, that being in honor of the Rose. "Surely that means we've been allowed back in. They might as well put us in charge at this rate!" The winged woman laughed, before wholly handing it off to her husband. "What a ******* joke they've become in the South, with no history or heritage to lean back on. I'm surprised their spines haven't snapped."

[Javert 9633]

31 minutes ago, Lalosia said:

 

 

Peter d'Arkent's nose crinkled.

 

 

"Huh?" Torosh'Mak raised a brow as he felt a disturbance in the metaforce. "I sense...a quipper..." The Rex then shook his head, opting to give the disturbance in the force no further mind "Must've been da wind. I need my koffee."

[Lirinya 4021]

1 hour ago, yuiilindaos said:

Nobles are expected to dress in a manner befitting their status. Floral, colourful fabrics are welcome

Sybille turned to her friend, entirely amused- "Do you need me to make you some fanciful, flowery outfit, Lord Adrian Greye?" she asked- she was unable to hide her laughter at the sheer idea. "I can net imagine you wearing anything other than plate.. Shall we paint a flower on it?"

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Adrian turned back to his friend, a worried expression was stapled to his face,

 

"What's wrong with my plate? And stop calling me that!"

 

He exclaimed, now self-conscious about his attire.