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Most historians think the Coalition's hasty landing may have ultimately saved the statue: If the communards had more time they would have reduced it up to even finer pieces.
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Most historians think the Coalition's hasty landing may have ultimately saved the statue: If the communards had more time they would have reduced it up to even finer pieces.
Some years ago a group of liberal, artistically inclined individuals (designers mostly) thought it would be ironic to restore the statue of the most wasteful ruler of Revachol in the poorest part of the city...
His Majesty's courtiers said it helped him connect with the Higher Realms.
The original was blown apart by communards, then further damaged during the landing of the Coalition's airships during the Turn-Of-The-Century Revolution. When Martinaise was levelled.
You see, Old Filippe wasn't just good at squandering the national treasury on gold and ceremonial weaponry. He was also a prodigious snorter of nose candy.
Stories have it that he had his bedroom converted into a treasure chamber where he stored unfathomable wealth: krugerrands, bars of gold, ornate weaponry, armour, and various chalices.
He called it the Sol Aurum. It was obscene. There were whispers he slept on a huge pile of gold-dipped feathers like some obese dragon, instead of a bed like a normal person.
The more you ask yourself, the less you know. One thing is for certain, though: you're brain-damaged. It's serious. And permanent.
The statue is supposed to capture the moment it was blown apart, like an instant frozen in time. A rare butterfly, trapped in amber, floating on a sea of... shit.
Well, he blew through the whole national treasury, starting the decline of one of the penultimate century's greatest superpowers: the Suzerain of Revachol...
People in Martinaise tend to disagree, as do many prominent art critics and thought leaders with more nuanced social awareness than the young ironists.
Even by the standards of the Filippian kings, Old Sumptuous Filippe was known for his profligacy.
Beneath the cold waters of the Insulindian Bay, thrown there by the revolutionaries after they cleaned out the royal mausoleum.
What did he do? You have no idea what you did a week ago! How would you know what this guy did many centuries ago?
Kras Mazov (nom de guerre), was an economist and theoretical historian. He was a leading figure on the Graad side of the Turn-of-the-Century Revolution, where he headed the Eleven Day Government. Mazov is considered the father of scientific communism (Mazovian thought or Mazovianism).
Yes, Kras Mazov (nom de guerre), was an economist and theoretical historian. He was a leading figure on the Graad side of the Turn-of-the-Century Revolution, where he headed the Eleven Day Government. Mazov is considered the father of scientific communism (Mazovian thought or Mazovianism).
Wait, there isn't actually an Institute of Price Stabilité, is there? Or maybe there is... God, it's impossible to understand whether someone from the Moralintern is joking or not.