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03-26-2019, 09:50 PM
Gunshots and Artillery batteries lit up Lomarre’s capital city in the early morning hours. At 4:22 AM, the Royal Guard with rifles in hand, and the 12th Artillery Brigade, took their places to announce to the city and to the world that an heir was born. The announcement has been nine months coming, and came a few days earlier than the Queen’s due date. By 4:30, the news of the name of the heir was made; Prince Enrico di Haggia. (Crown Prince Enrico Amedeo Eugenia Marco Leopoldo Isabella Antonio di Haggia)
Born at St. Franco’s Children’s hospital, the word came that the child was perfectly healthy with no obvious issues.
By noon, the blocks and blocks were full of people standing outside the palace to get a glimpse of the King and Queen, with their infant in hand. The King had even broken protocol by speaking to the masses at what was usually a quick procession of showing the royal infant to the nation. “This is perhaps the most somber and happiest moment of my life. God has blessed us both with the an angel. An angel that will lead this nation to greatness someday.” A short kiss later, the King, Queen, and his family returned inside with a cheer of the masses.
As per tradition, the nation was on holiday for the rest of the day and tomorrow. Be it miners, tourists, economists, nobles, any and all arrived to the city to celebrate in their own ways. Police worked around the clock to keep the traffic and cheery drunks in check. Ambassadors had given congratulations in person, though the King supposedly was unavailable by 7:00 PM. Sources in the palace say the Royal couple are taking shifts when it comes to their newborn Enrico.
Some political experts believe that the birth of Vittorio-Emanuele’s first-born son will be a changing point in what was a shaky start to his reign as King. The economy currently in a boom, is also benefiting him and his cabinet’s approval, as well as the faction of nobles and mayors standing beside him.
Though not all is sunny in Trivenze. Some nobles in the progressive faction were very steamed of the continuation of a primarily agnatic monarchy. HRM’s government made it clear that the tradition of male preference remained in place. Some female nobles were somewhat dismayed over the tradition being from a “bygone era”. But a sudden change of the inheritance laws would cause a massive disturbance of land ownership distribution among the Nobility. The Constitutional Court would have their hands full if the inheritance policy were to change as well.
Born at St. Franco’s Children’s hospital, the word came that the child was perfectly healthy with no obvious issues.
By noon, the blocks and blocks were full of people standing outside the palace to get a glimpse of the King and Queen, with their infant in hand. The King had even broken protocol by speaking to the masses at what was usually a quick procession of showing the royal infant to the nation. “This is perhaps the most somber and happiest moment of my life. God has blessed us both with the an angel. An angel that will lead this nation to greatness someday.” A short kiss later, the King, Queen, and his family returned inside with a cheer of the masses.
As per tradition, the nation was on holiday for the rest of the day and tomorrow. Be it miners, tourists, economists, nobles, any and all arrived to the city to celebrate in their own ways. Police worked around the clock to keep the traffic and cheery drunks in check. Ambassadors had given congratulations in person, though the King supposedly was unavailable by 7:00 PM. Sources in the palace say the Royal couple are taking shifts when it comes to their newborn Enrico.
Some political experts believe that the birth of Vittorio-Emanuele’s first-born son will be a changing point in what was a shaky start to his reign as King. The economy currently in a boom, is also benefiting him and his cabinet’s approval, as well as the faction of nobles and mayors standing beside him.
Though not all is sunny in Trivenze. Some nobles in the progressive faction were very steamed of the continuation of a primarily agnatic monarchy. HRM’s government made it clear that the tradition of male preference remained in place. Some female nobles were somewhat dismayed over the tradition being from a “bygone era”. But a sudden change of the inheritance laws would cause a massive disturbance of land ownership distribution among the Nobility. The Constitutional Court would have their hands full if the inheritance policy were to change as well.