The Renaming Of Corazon

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Notes are posted throughout the Duchy of Corazon and in the Crownlands, on trees and posts, upon noticeboards, and anywhere where one might feasibly post such notices. They are also sent to each member of the Privy Council, with the stamp of the Regent, sent out before the King's return.

 

 

The Duchy of Corazon is hereby renamed the Duchy of Auvergne. The ruler of Auvergne will remain the same as the Duchess of Corazon, still held by Her Grace, Duchess Rose Valois-Volsung of House Valois. The Duchy of Auvergne holds the following lands as direct vassals, each of which have been renamed:

 

The County of Auvergne is hereby divided into a County and a Viscounty, the natural division of the two lands being the river which runs beside the farmlands.

 

The County of Auvergne is hereby renamed the County of Cantal. The County of Cantal is held by Her Grace, Duchess Rose Valois-Volsung of House Valois.

 

The Viscounty formerly a part of Auvergne is hereby renamed the Viscounty of Aurillac. The Viscounty of Aurillac is held by Her Grace, Duchess Rose Valois-Volsung of House Valois.

 

The County of Avek'Tor is hereby renamed the County of Allier. The County of Allier is hereby granted to the Rt. Honorable, Count Auvian Valois of House Valois.

 

 

If any believe themselves to be a vassal to any of these lands, it is imperative that you contact both your liege and the Duchess immediately to present your supposed claim. To the knowledge of the Privy Council, no noble house is vassal to any of the aforementioned lands.

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Auvian Valois reads the banners and smiles, as he see's his name written on the banner. He withdraws the post of the tree, removing the nails, and rolls it up and stores it as decoration in his room.

 

 

"Ah today is a good day! La House Valois est de plus en plus à lui est une fois grand état ​​une fois de plus!"

 

He looks up at the sky, with a sense of happiness before continuing his stroll back into Auvergnian lands where the smell of fresh Grapes lingers up his nostrils, putting his body at complete rest. He hears the birds in the trees and the running water, pouring downfrom the waterfalls scattered around the Duchy and County. He see's the children playing my the ponds and the Valiants marching down the Street, with the banners of House Valois being proudly worn by them. He smiles saying to himself: 

 

"Oh how I love Auvergne!"