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Silver Jubilee of Queen Audrey celebrated

25 years of Queen Audrey on the Commonwealth throne was celebrated throughout the country

November 5575 (backdated)

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Rechtenberg - With the greatest love and care for Mordusia has Her Majesty reigned untill now for 25 years over the Commonwealth. This year marks that anniversary of her taking the throne over from her late father. During the last 25 years her Majesty has expressed her love for Mordusia and our local distinct culture and history and the connection between Her Imperial & Royal Family, the Orange-Villayns, and our nation often and widely. To mark her joyous jubilee Her Majesty's government has announced celebration to be held throughout the nation. 

As Her Majesty visited the Commonwealth for the Silver Jubilee in person, after attending the same Jubilee in her other Realm, the Holy Luthorian Empire, she was accompanied by Prince Louis, her nephew. Prince Louis has announced that he will be moving to the Commonwealth. Taking up Royal duties as a representative of the Monarch in Mordusia, assisting the Governor-General in his duties. This marks the first time Prince Louis has joint the Queen around the country. They both first travelled to Port Alexander where they witnessed the beautiful song by Lea Wildrem. Miss Wildrem sang in the harbour aboard the popular folk song ''Watlzing Mathilda'' from the newly made cruise ship of DeWitt Cruises the ''Queen Audrey''. 

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8je9Mk48Ic]

After a great performance and speaking to various locals and seeing performances of various street artists, musicians and local officials the Queen-Empress and the Prince moved on to Rechtenberg where they visited the Royal Gardens and the Royal Palace. There they had visitors of various parts of the country, representing all kinds of business people, leaders of the arts and culture and talked with them during lunch. Here the Prince showed himself to be a great listener and good learner. From all accounts the Queen-Empress loved the experience, enjoying the rich cultural and diverse society Mordusia is and how its Luthorian heritage brings forth a uniqueness to Mordusia. From there the Queen went unto to the newly constructed Trans-Seleyan Railway to the province of Voisain where she met the Canrille-Mordusians and spoke with them in their native language. She saw the massive fisheries and ports which traded with North-Seleyan nations and Dovani nations. 

Before going to the capital the Queen and the Prince made a stop from Voisain to nature reserves and beautiful natural cultural sites along the way. Their guides from the Royal Nature Reserve wanted to show Her Imperial & Royal Majesty the true splendor of the Mordusian nation. Filled with various wildlife and unique plants. From there Her Majesty traveled onwards to the capital where she was greeted by the Governor-General and welcomed back to the Commonwealth. His Excellency Mr. Wilson, the Governor-General hosted a banquet in honour of the royal guests, this ended the first day of the tour. At this first banquet Her Majesty expressed her deep gratitude for the warm welcome she felt within the nation and spoke of her love for Mordusia and her uniqueness. 

The next day as Her Majesty continued her tour, she was greeted at the government offices with a march and salute of Her Majesty's Loyal Commonwealth Guard, who proudly exist as an honourable regiment of veterans and distuigished members of the three departments of the Commonwealth Armed Forces. After witnessing their grand gesture of loyal service Her Majesty took the time to inspect the troops and talking with various soldiers amongst them. Showcasing her deep admiration for the loyal service these proud men and women give for Queen and Country. From here she went to meet with the Federal Parliament and the Commonwealth Government in Randworth. As Her Majesty addressed the Parliament she was glad that Mordusia was safe, growing and ''keeping her unique culture and identity'' which she once more expressed wishing to be preserved at all costs. Though she did make a joke that ''like most dignitaries one was fed with the most delicious of feasts, for which I give my great thanks to all my subjects to worked on it, however sometimes one wonders if one could get a Kangaroo Burger, having seen it so many times advertised can only make one more curious''. This humour of Her Majesty surely convinced many of her kind and jolly nature and provoked much laughter. 

During the evening a major concert was given in Her Majesty's honour in the capital, where various artists played folk music and other popular numbers, making it a true spectical and celebration for all. Amongst the songs played at the beginning was ''God save the Queen'', to mark the nation's wishes for a long and healthy reign for Her Majesty. Here at our newspaper we also wish to express we hope to see another 25 years of Her Majesty on the throne. 

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgJ5Rb8tEA8]

God save the Queen, Long live the Empress!