NR - Principality

Burke McCrory burkemc2 at home.com
Mon Sep 4 14:48:13 PDT 2000


>Someone (can't remember who) once told me that dates on the kingdom
>calendar would ease if we were a Principality. Exactly how would that
>happen? Or, if I'm mistaken, now is a good time to clear this up.
>Britta the Red,
>Rundel

In a principality your calender would kept locally.  The only dates that 
are automatically blacked out are Crown and Coronation.  Of course the 
calender keeper would keep aware of things happening in adjacent areas of 
the Kingdom and would try to steer people away from major scheduling 
conflicts.  The calender could even be listed separately in the Kingdom 
Newsletter if the K. Chronicler agreed.

This is probably a good place to address the Coronet tourney and 
investiture.  In some principalities these happen on separate dates which 
means that 4 weekends are involved.  But in the West Kingdom the coronet 
list and investiture happen on the same weekend.  The list is held on Sat 
and the Investiture is Sunday.  This is possible because all of the 
principals (incoming and outgoing coronets) are from the surrounding region 
and the travel time allows for Sunday activities.  The only possible 
trouble would be if the Crown could not stay for Sunday and that is handled 
on a case by case basis.  Also the principality of the Mist publishes its 
newsletter only one per reign and is by subscription only.

Burke

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