Tale of Haikong

File:CourtCrossings.png|Court crossing of Buddhist monk advisors to the Hall of Heaven.
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Tale of Haikong are a series of literature written by a pseudonym author named of "Haikong" that takes place in the 1950's-2000's of Imperial lifestyle at the Holy Kingdom of Txiyeu about aristocratic lifestyle, food, culture, arts and social culture after Marshal Pakongbei leaves the Holy Kingdom and restores the Txiameng Kingdom Monarchy. It tells the take of Haikong, the 13th princeling from the House of Xeng, and the introduction of Western technologies and tools and royal court affairs. Through the use of his camera, he was able to capture images inside the Holy Kingdom, and daily life of the citizens, artist, philosophers, generals, warlords and crowning with last queen, Queen Alia.
Haikong (好共) is born to a privilege family of military warlords of Zhakaito as a descent of the Txiameng Dynasty that had fought in the War of Flowing Water and eventual establishment of the Holy Kingdom of Txiyeu. Growing up with numerous of tutors across the empire in Western and Eastern traditions, ideas, philosophies and art, he was eventually returned to the Holy Kingdom in 1922, and began to document daily court life with religious, cultural, social, military and political advisors, educators, scientist, writers and artist.
He was known to leave the Holy Kingdom's palace to frequent the Outside World, and the stories of the Txipayei Kingdom and the Txiameng City during it's last imperial years and after imperial years.
== Autumn ==
At the start of the cycle of the Autumn Moon Festival, we thank our last great harvest after Autumn Solstice. Nibbling on horse fruits, sugar cane and warm rice. 
== Winter ==
Bitter, bitter cold, the Winter Solstice is not to be frowned upon, but to celebrate the start of more light. The Lunar Festival begins to celebrate the Spring Festival.
== Spring ==
Arrival of Spring by the Spring Solstice with fruit, sweet, tea and new grass. Flowers, butterfly, birds and mammals come out to joy. Celebrate and cherish with new and old friends with Sangkang Festival of water, dew and Boun.
"The Painted Lady greets me. We are closed in a wall to wall room alone. She invites to play a game, sing a song, play a melody, drink tea, and a formal thank you for the night. It is the Floating World for a reason."
== Summer ==
The height of Summer's Solstice, we celebrate Drunken Fish Festival with warm earth, warm water, and warm harvest with games and festivals of tournaments, games, festivals, music, food and wine, till the moon is gone and the sun is up for the Dragon Boat Festival. The Midautumn Festival begins before Halloween and Día de Muertos.
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