This is why I don't do it. It didn't feel right. In my time period 
there was almost no nationalism. The kingdom was land and people--not 
things think thrones and flags. Also there is little evidence that 
Kings carried thrones with them 

In El Cid they talk about giving the King the bench with the back. 
The kings of France are shown with thrones in their throne rooms, but 
other than want they are on regular seats. 

The Early ages and the medieval period seemed to place a stress on 
that the kings were the living embodiment of the kingdom. The seat 
was made a throne because the King sat in it. Even in the Church 
tradition if the body of Christ or God's presence is not at the altar 
you don't have to bow to it. The Throne is like the altar if the 
presence is not there you don't have to bow. 

Yang's song tells of a King who didn't want to be bowed to so he 
stated that the King changes all the time but the throne stays so you 
should bow to the throne and not the man.

 

This brings me to a story about William the Bear and the Twchuck 
Chief. 

Willow de Wisp 
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