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New Royal Garden in Rechtenberg

Her Majesty the Queen invited to open the new Royal Gardens at Her royal castle

March 5565

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Emperor Phillip II & Empress Mary I

Rechtenberg - That Mordusia and the Orange-Villayn dynasty are connected and share a deep and important history is without question. To commemorate the great relationship with this historic dynasty the Governor-General Jeremy Wilson has ordered, as representative of the Crown, the renovation of the gardens at the Mordus Castle in Rechtenberg. Now Her Majesty, Queen Audrey, herself an Orange-Villayn of the Armstead branch (Orange-Villayn-Armstead), has been invited by the Governor-General and the Commonwealth government to open the new Royal Gardens.
 
Historically Mordus Castle is the royal seat of the Monarch in Mordusia. The Governor-General announced that the castle will be renamed to Rechtenberg Castle after the city in which it is located. The castle will host a new garden that will show the history of the Orange-Villayn dynasty in Mordusia, with statues and information bords as well as various flowers, mostly roses in various colours. This will symbolise the history of the Mordusian nation to both Luthori, Alduria and Hutori, but most importantly to the Orange-Villayn dynasty. A dynasty that ‘’has been a unifying symbol for Mordusia, who have stood up for us and have brought investments of Luthori and Hutori towards us. The dynasty has even lived here from time to time. We stand with them and are thankfull for their continued service to this realm’’ as the Governor-General stated in his announcement.
 
The garden will host various statues of famous rulers of the Orange-Villayn house, some of the Steuart-Carmichael branch, some of the Armstead branch, but also their ancestors. One of these ancestors will be brought to the garden in the form of a statue similar to that one in Alduria, namely the statue of Phillip II of Alduria and Mary I of Luthori. Empress Mary of Luthori was the last ruler of the Orange dynasty and Phillip II the last of the Stuart-Villayn dynasty in Alduria, they together founded the Orange-Villayn dynasty. They created one of the greatest dynasties this world has ever seen. Another will be of Heinrich, or Henry I, the Emperor who created a vast empire and who’s son created the second line of Orange-Villayn monarchs and split the Rothingren-Traugott dynasty in two, the Orange-Villayns and the Rothingren-Traugotts. These statues will not be the only ones. A statue will be unveiled of the Empress-Queen herself and of Empress-Queen Elizabeth, her famous ancestor.   
 

Emperor Henry I of Rothingren-Traugott

It is the hope of the government to bring not only Luthori and Mordusia closer together through this act, but to also cement the notion that the Orange-Villayns aren’t a Luthorian or Hutorian dynasty, but also a Aldurian and Mordusian dynasty, that their roots run deep in Mordusian history and that this deserves attention and recognition. The gardens will be open to the general public and tourists for a small price when Her Majesty is not in the nation. The people can then see the beautifull gardens will plants from all over Mordusia, Luthori and Hutori as well as see the rich history of Mordusia's monarchy.
 
After the opening of the gardens Her Majesty is invited to tour the country with the Governor-General as he shows works on the Trans-Seleyan Railway, new businesses and Luthorian-Mordusian cooperation. Diplomats of the Empire are invited to talks with the diplomats of the Foreign Office, together with the Foreign Secretary of Luthori and the High Commissioner of Luthori to Mordusia. The plan is to further solidify the relations between the two realms of Her Majesty.

God save the Queen

long live the Empire