14-11-2024, 11:31 PM
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Mordusia honours Queen Victoria II
Her Majesty the Queen gets a statue in the new Royal Gardens at the royal castle
September 5569 (backdated)
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Rechtenberg - The Commonwealth was shocked to hear the sad news of the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria II, Queen of Hutori & Mordusia. Her majesty passed after reigning for over sixty years over Hutori and 27 years over the Commonwealth of Mordusia. Governor-General Wilson stated in a release that the Commonwealth is sad to hear of her loss and that the Commonwealth will always remember her commitment to the nation.
Long have the Orange-Villayns ruled Mordusia, ever since the country was a colony of the Luthorian Empire has this dynasty have influenced the nation. Later on as the red rose stood on its own two feet it often had a ruler of this dynasty. But as many of the great dynasties in our world it has many houses. The Steuart-Carmichaels are such a house. They are the decendents the Orange-Villayns in the direct line, once a cadet branch, they became the last ruling branch for a while and often took the throne in Luthori but also Mordusia. Victoria II was a monarch invited by Mordusia during the Luthorian instability to take up the Orange-Villayn throne. Her contributions to the nation will always be remembered.
His Excellency the Governor-General has announced that Queen Victoria II’s statue will be placed a long side the previous Luthorian Emperor in the Royal Gardens at Rechtenberg Palace in New Orange, to signify the ties of Mordusia and the links between the Orange-Villayn houses and the country. But also to thank her for her tireless service to the nation. In honour, and recognition of their contribution to the nation, the Governor-General in name of Her Majesty Queen Audrey, Queen of Mordusia (Empress Audrey of Luthori in Luthori) granted the right of bearing the title ‘Prince of Mordusia’ to the children of Queen Victoria II.
Long have the Orange-Villayns ruled Mordusia, ever since the country was a colony of the Luthorian Empire has this dynasty have influenced the nation. Later on as the red rose stood on its own two feet it often had a ruler of this dynasty. But as many of the great dynasties in our world it has many houses. The Steuart-Carmichaels are such a house. They are the decendents the Orange-Villayns in the direct line, once a cadet branch, they became the last ruling branch for a while and often took the throne in Luthori but also Mordusia. Victoria II was a monarch invited by Mordusia during the Luthorian instability to take up the Orange-Villayn throne. Her contributions to the nation will always be remembered.
His Excellency the Governor-General has announced that Queen Victoria II’s statue will be placed a long side the previous Luthorian Emperor in the Royal Gardens at Rechtenberg Palace in New Orange, to signify the ties of Mordusia and the links between the Orange-Villayn houses and the country. But also to thank her for her tireless service to the nation. In honour, and recognition of their contribution to the nation, the Governor-General in name of Her Majesty Queen Audrey, Queen of Mordusia (Empress Audrey of Luthori in Luthori) granted the right of bearing the title ‘Prince of Mordusia’ to the children of Queen Victoria II.
The Ambassador to the Kingdom of Hutori has expressed on behalf of the Commonwealth and the Crown their condolences to the Royal Family, the King and the Hutorian nation.