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November 5690
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According to unconfirmed reports, one member of Hobrazia’s dethroned royal family has been seen in Astoria this month. Prince David Mdivani is the son of Princess Nina, the claimant from the Mdivanid dynasty to the throne of Hobrazia, currently residing in Luthori. The Mdivanids first gained the Hobrazian throne in the 18th century, and although it has been many years since they last wore the crown of Hobrazia, there remains an undercurrent of monarchist sentiment, particularly within the Hobrazian Orthodox Church. This sentiment does not seem to be reciprocated by the Mdivanids themselves, who have long since abandoned Hobrazian customs and culture and integrated themselves into the aristocratic circles of Artanian nations to the north.
It is unclear what intentions Prince David has for his apparent return to his family’s homeland, so soon after the death of the nation’s long-ruling authoritarian ruler President Vasil Khimshiashvili. Some speculate that the Prince returned to Hobrazia to lobby for a restoration of the monarchy now that Hobrazia is in a political vacuum. It is also possible that the Prince is only back to his dynasty’s birthplace in order to negotiate the status of the family’s considerable properties with the government, though given the turbulent conditions in Hobrazia the timing of the Prince’s alleged visit points to something more substantial than a mere real estate appraisal. Whatever the reason, if Prince David Mdivani is indeed back to his ancestral homeland succession to the late President has become a more complicated affair.
Tavisupleva is a Hobrazian language newspaper published in Luthori
November 5690
According to unconfirmed reports, one member of Hobrazia’s dethroned royal family has been seen in Astoria this month. Prince David Mdivani is the son of Princess Nina, the claimant from the Mdivanid dynasty to the throne of Hobrazia, currently residing in Luthori. The Mdivanids first gained the Hobrazian throne in the 18th century, and although it has been many years since they last wore the crown of Hobrazia, there remains an undercurrent of monarchist sentiment, particularly within the Hobrazian Orthodox Church. This sentiment does not seem to be reciprocated by the Mdivanids themselves, who have long since abandoned Hobrazian customs and culture and integrated themselves into the aristocratic circles of Artanian nations to the north.
It is unclear what intentions Prince David has for his apparent return to his family’s homeland, so soon after the death of the nation’s long-ruling authoritarian ruler President Vasil Khimshiashvili. Some speculate that the Prince returned to Hobrazia to lobby for a restoration of the monarchy now that Hobrazia is in a political vacuum. It is also possible that the Prince is only back to his dynasty’s birthplace in order to negotiate the status of the family’s considerable properties with the government, though given the turbulent conditions in Hobrazia the timing of the Prince’s alleged visit points to something more substantial than a mere real estate appraisal. Whatever the reason, if Prince David Mdivani is indeed back to his ancestral homeland succession to the late President has become a more complicated affair.
Tavisupleva is a Hobrazian language newspaper published in Luthori