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HM King Louis 
Member
Posts: 7
(11/19/03 12:35 am)
ezSupporter
What is going on in Calormen?
What is going on in the Empire of Calormen?
I see a document appointing me to some right and trusty council of some sort but--in keeping with just about everything else that's been going on around here lately--I haven't been brought into the loop on this.
I'd be grateful for an explanation.
Thanks.
Knight Magistrate
C.Wyndham,
Speaker of Parliament
Posts: 414
(11/19/03 4:57 am)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Majesty,
The Imperial Privy Council for Calormen is just that, a council to 'help' HM Thomas rule in regards to Calormen.
More stuff should be available in the Royal Nationhood Commission chambers.
tolkien28
HRH,Prince Christopher
Posts: 280
(11/19/03 3:37 pm)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
What is this Calormen is under my rule, and while I welcome you to working to get it back up and running this surprises me. What is my position?
Thomas G C
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 765
(11/19/03 4:51 pm)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Prince Christopher!
I have to say, I thought you no longer had any interest in Hanover. I guess it's a month for returns from the dead - although yours has been rather understated in comparison to Vincent's.
Since you have not been here to hold the office of Governor-General of Calormen, I have appointed a new Governor-General, who requested the post and has been enthusiastically trying to build something there. I hope you'll take no offence at the fact that a new Governor was appointed - my reasoning was simply to replace an absent man with an enthusiastic one.
Now that you have returned, I hereby instruct Governor Wyndham to consult you on his plans, and that your input be taken on the matter.
Your return is an incredible coincidence, really, given that it coincides exactly with a reactivation of Calormen as an entity in its own right. Can I ask why you have returned, and why you have been absent so long?
tolkien28
HRH,Prince Christopher
Posts: 281
(11/20/03 12:52 am)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Yes , Your Majesty I have been rather busy with school and still am its a full time job so just keep me informed by e-mailing me, but I never will leave this Kingdom or Morovia or the Empire.
As you know I have often times disappeared from the scenes for months at a time. The major reason for this is my parents dislike me doing this. So I'm going to keep a low profile for three years <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START
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Question is Mr. Kee back for good.
SteveFoong
Minister of State
Posts: 425
(11/20/03 2:34 am)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Mr. Kee. You wish
Knight Magistrate
C.Wyndham,
Speaker of Parliament
Posts: 430
(11/20/03 5:57 am)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Well technically you would have to take your oaths as Privy Councillors--it's in the GG's Decree to officially be clothed with such authority...
Thomas G C
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 766
(11/20/03 5:36 pm)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Well, I'm very glad to see you back in micronationalism, Your Royal Highness - I can certainly understand problems with parents.
HM King Louis Member
Posts: 7
(11/19/03 12:35 am)
ezSupporter
What is going on in Calormen?
What is going on in the Empire of Calormen?
I see a document appointing me to some right and trusty council of some sort but--in keeping with just about everything else that's been going on around here lately--I haven't been brought into the loop on this.
I'd be grateful for an explanation.
Thanks.
C.Wyndham,
Speaker of Parliament
Posts: 414
(11/19/03 4:57 am)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Majesty,
The Imperial Privy Council for Calormen is just that, a council to 'help' HM Thomas rule in regards to Calormen.
More stuff should be available in the Royal Nationhood Commission chambers.
HRH,Prince Christopher
Posts: 280
(11/19/03 3:37 pm)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
What is this Calormen is under my rule, and while I welcome you to working to get it back up and running this surprises me. What is my position?
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 765
(11/19/03 4:51 pm)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Prince Christopher!
I have to say, I thought you no longer had any interest in Hanover. I guess it's a month for returns from the dead - although yours has been rather understated in comparison to Vincent's.
Since you have not been here to hold the office of Governor-General of Calormen, I have appointed a new Governor-General, who requested the post and has been enthusiastically trying to build something there. I hope you'll take no offence at the fact that a new Governor was appointed - my reasoning was simply to replace an absent man with an enthusiastic one.
Now that you have returned, I hereby instruct Governor Wyndham to consult you on his plans, and that your input be taken on the matter.
Your return is an incredible coincidence, really, given that it coincides exactly with a reactivation of Calormen as an entity in its own right. Can I ask why you have returned, and why you have been absent so long?
HRH,Prince Christopher
Posts: 281
(11/20/03 12:52 am)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Yes , Your Majesty I have been rather busy with school and still am its a full time job so just keep me informed by e-mailing me, but I never will leave this Kingdom or Morovia or the Empire.
As you know I have often times disappeared from the scenes for months at a time. The major reason for this is my parents dislike me doing this. So I'm going to keep a low profile for three years <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START
--> Question is Mr. Kee back for good.
Minister of State
Posts: 425
(11/20/03 2:34 am)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Mr. Kee. You wish
C.Wyndham,
Speaker of Parliament
Posts: 430
(11/20/03 5:57 am)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Well technically you would have to take your oaths as Privy Councillors--it's in the GG's Decree to officially be clothed with such authority...
HM King Thomas I
Posts: 766
(11/20/03 5:36 pm)
Re: What is going on in Calormen?
Well, I'm very glad to see you back in micronationalism, Your Royal Highness - I can certainly understand problems with parents.