TJ TELEVISION SPECIAL: EMPEROR VISITS TAPANUO!

The Emperor was out in full fashion for his first Official Visit since the Rutland's came to power! A glorious and fantastic day for all Tapanuans! Long Live the Emperor!
His Imperial Majesty was greeted by the Count and Countess Yttinnis in the grand capital of Tapanuo. A full military parade was displayed for the once-in-a-decade visit. The Emperor, his family were followed by the Count's family through the sword-drawn procession. An Imperial Visit wouldn't be complete without an inspection of the National Guard. Tip-top condition!
Prince Vinther, Duke of Tapanuo, met with his grandfather, the Emperor, shortly after formalities had been complete. Together with The Count Yttinnis and State Chancellor, Arthur Keen, they toured The Imperial Islev Infirmary for the Sick and Injured. The Emperor was delighted to open a new Ward of the Infirmary which has been named, the 'Emperor's Ward of Child and Mother care'. It was in this new ward the Emperor met Mothers and their children who were newborn, ill or severely injured. The group of respectable men wished them well and a speedy recovery!
Upon the request of the Emperor, the Duke and Count took His Imperial Majesty to the Young Historian Group, situated at the State's University. The Young Historians had prepared a collage of pictures, showing all previous Royal Visits to the State. The Emperor was pleased with his gift and conversed with the Students, and their Parents, about the Empire and their lives.
This wasn't just a Royal Visit, but a very special visit, indeed. The Emperor and Princess Thyra walked the famous Roundtree Square which was flooded with adoring and loving subjects. As the Royals walked around to meet and greet their subjects, flowers and cards were exchanged. The Emperor was pleased to hear so much positive feedback and affection for him and his family.
The walk ended when they reached a Four Shrine. The Emperor was again greeted by his loyal religious followers who read prayers to one another and spoke of Almighty Gods in the Highest.
A people's tour, as described by Pennde Walkter, Royal Journalist for this Station.
The day was not yet over! The Emperor made his way to Whitehall Estate where he was guest of the Federal Representative and the State Government. How pleased they were that the Emperor has taken time to visit our Great State. The kind and loving Emperor reminded his subjects that Tapanuo was a founding State and has a special place in Falleen History. 
Adored by many, hated by none! The people's Emperor.
"This is M. Q. Hatticht -- Tapanuan Journal, on this momentous occasion -- Goodnight."
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