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Syvót Nèshieu

Portrait by Roàn, 1684

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### Motto

"Taché eín sa lessi" (English: Swift is His Word)

**Syvót Nèshieu** (18 Sòfuillegot 1642 – Present)  is the current Benesacrator of the Massaliot Couinant Church. He was born in the city of Bourdèu on 18 Sòfuillegot 1632 to Ròlaus and Àeline Nèshieu, and entered the clergy on 29 Néchàige 1653.

## Early Life

Nèshieu was born in the city of Bourdèu on 18 Sòfuillegot 1632 to Ròlaus and Àeline Nèshieu. His father was a Couinant priest of a small church outside the city, while his mother oversaw the church grounds. Thus, Syvót was raised in a pious household, and showcased religious fervor at a young age. His father recounted:

> “Little Syvót knows ‘is Verse as Well as I or ‘is dear Mother; he loves to sit at the Pulpit during ‘is Free Hours and pretend he is the Priest of my owne Tèglísie (chapel)! Out of mouth of Babes—one’d Expect Rambles of Toys and Playthings, but this Child’s past ‘is Years, and Speaks only of the Eternal Spirit Blest. Édiôniesù’d prefer ‘im o’er ‘is owne disciples; I’m sure of it!”
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Nèshieu’s family experienced financial hardship during the 1640s, after their church was desecrated by a famed Kerèstan terrorist, known as the Ànestol Profié (Eastern Prophet). With a record-low accounts of parishioners and regular church-goers, the chapel reached out to Ghezzí Doàriano, current Benesacrator of the Massaliot Couinant Church at the time:

> “Your Eminence Doàriano:
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> Our Tèglísie—small as it is—is in need of Your Kindness. Send one of your Men to see  the State of Our Home and my Son, who wishes to serve Édiôniesù and His Eminence. If ‘is Piousness Pleases you, he’d gladly Join the Church.
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> R. Nèshieu, 1645”
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Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus

The **Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus** is a cathedral of the Massaliot Couinant Church that was originally built in 1324 as the Égliçacré dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus, but was severely damaged after the Earthquake of 1436. The church remained in ruins until Êlessandré VI assigned its restoration to Aúodin Màrceaux, who restored a number of other landmarks in Chaumentais. Êlessandré VI ordered that the church be expanded into a cathedral for coronation purposes, as it was located nearer to the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille than the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Milisènne. The desolated church, however, presented an array of architectural difficulties.

For one, obtaining rafters that were long and strong enough for scaffolding was impossible. His builders also feared the bricks would fail to stay in the incomplete cupola's frame during construction hours. Many portal columns were also crushed by fragments of the roofing during the earthquake, and the heavy slabs of marble blocked much of the nave. However, under Màrceaux's supervision, the cathedral was completed in 1593. Today, it stands as an achievement of Chaumentaine innovation, and is considered one of the finest examples of Màrceaux’s work.

Êlessandré IX was coronated in the cathedral on 8 Néchàige 1664.
Super Metroid

## Development

### Developer(s)

Intelligent Systems
Nintendo Research & Development 1

### Artist(s)

Hiroyuki Kimura
Masahiko Mashimo
Hirofumi Matsuoka

### Composer(s)

Minako Hamano
Kenji Yamamoto

## Release

### Platform(s)

New Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console, Nintendo Switch Online, Super NES Classic Edition, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Wii Virtual Console, Wii U Virtual Console

### Release Date

**Super Nintendo Entertainment System**
JP: March 19, 1994
NA: April 18, 1994
EU: July 28, 1994
**Wii Virtual Console**
NA: August 20, 2007
JP: September 20, 2007
AU/EU: October 12, 2007
KOR: April 26, 2008
**Wii U Virtual Console**
JP/NA: May 15, 2013
AU/EU: May 16, 2013
**New Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console**
AU/EU: March 10, 2016
JP: April 6, 2016
NA: April 14, 2016
**Super NES Classic Edition**
EU/NA: September 29, 2017
AU: September 30, 2017
JP: October 5, 2017
**Nintendo Switch Online**
WW: September 5, 2019

### Rating

**ESRB:** E
**PEGI:** 7
**CERO:** A
**ACB:** PG

### Genre

Action-adventure
Metroidvania

***Super Metroid*** (also referred to as *"Metroid 3"*) is an action-adventure Metroidvania game developed by Intelligent Systems and Nintendo Research & Development 1, and published by Nintendo. It is a sequel to 1991's *Metroid II: Return of Samus*. First released for the Super Famicom in Japan on March 19, 1994, *Super Metroid* saw eventual releases in other regions, and was eventually ported to the Wii, Wii U, and New Nintendo 3DS via Virtual Console, and to the Nintendo Switch on its Nintendo Switch Online service. In 2002, a sequel, *Metroid Fusion*, was released for the Game Boy Advance.

*Super Metroid* was heavily influential on future entries in the *Metroid* franchise, as well as the Metroidvania genre as a whole. Its critical success and influence on the gaming industry have resulted in *Super Metroid* being regarded among the greatest video games ever made.
Êlessandré VII

Portrait by Billàrde-Hasdain Veques, 1592

**Êlessandré VII** (Êlessandré Théllin-Bossou Dèccignâille; 9 Quatíerrsant 1554 – 10 Êlessânde 1625) known as **Êlessandré the Bonhomous** (*Êlessandré le Bônnándre*) was a monarch of the **House of Eccignâille**, formerly the House of Chaumentais, who reigned as the King of Chaumentais from 28 Premièrrsant 1586 until his death in 1625.

## Early Life

Êlessandré VII was born to Êlessandré VI and Sedènne III on 9 Quatíerrsant 1554 at the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille, Emaçaille. He was baptized at the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus. Êlessandré VII's brother, Aubértín, Duke of Santône, was born on 24 Néchàige 1558. Their father, wanting to ensure the longevity of the Kingdom of Chaumentais, sent Êlessandré VII to be educated in Chômé in 1567. Sedènne III opposed his departure, but Êlessandré VI insisted:

> “My Dear Wife and Queen:
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> In Chômé, my Son shall learn to be King. Shackles fetter a Prisoner to the Walls of a Châfeu; my Crown and Robes are a King’s fetters. I mean to say to you, my Charming Sedènne, that the Affairs of my Realm busy my Mind and Body and render me incapable of Molding the Crown Prince into a King, as Time will not Permit me. I see, however, that it is a Father’s Duty to do so. Chômé is the Heart of Chaumentais; there, the Prince’ll learn the Culture, Our Customs, and Such. He’ll be a Learn’d Man, by the End of it, I do say.”
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Aubértín, a sickly child, remained in Chaumentais with his mother and father. As a result, Êlessandré VII and his brother did not have a close relationship with one another. Although Aubértín’s illness appeared to improve circa 1574, he died of sleep apnea the following year.

After his brother’s death, Sedènne III encouraged Êlessandré VII to return to Emaçaille. Êlessandré VI allowed for his return.

## Return to Emaçaille

Upon Êlessandré VII’s return to Emaçaille, Êlessandré VI’s health began failing. Êlessandré VII theorized:

> “My Father—a Good King he is, perhaps the Best Chaumentais has seen—has allow’d the Crown to Burden him so. At Night, I hear ‘is slow steps in the Palace. He refuses Assistance from Mother and Me, and his Servants, too. And how he pecks; lots of sweetmeats and Wines down his Gullet, like Nothing! I fear the Crown awaits me.“
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Êlessandré VI died of a severe heart attack on 28 Premièrrsant 1586.

## Reign

Êlessandré VII was coronated in the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Milisènne five hours after his father’s death. With the help of court architect Aúodin Màrceaux, he saw that his father’s restoration plans were completed.
Power Rangers Samurai (Alternative version)

***Power Rangers Samurai*** is an American live-action action/adventure-superhero television series based on the *Power Rangers* franchise by Saban Brands, being based on the 33rd Super Sentai series, *Samurai Sentai Shinkenger*.

## Characters

### Allies

* Mentor Ji
* Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier

### Villains (Ashura Clan)

* Master Xandred
* Octomancer
* Nocturna
* Keiji Ayakawa/Deker
* Serrator
* Marauders
* Spitfangs

## Zords

* Samurai Ultrazord
	+ Samurai Megazord
		- Lion Zord
		- Dragon Zord
		- Turtle Zord
		- Bear Zord
		- Ape Zord
* Dino Saber Zord

## Also see

* Samurai Sentai Sentai Shinkenger (2009) - Sentai counterpart.
February 22

**February 22** is the fifty-third day of the year in the Gregorian calendar, as well as the fifty-third day in Q2 of the financial calendar.

## On this day

### Game releases

#### 2007

* *Monster Hunter Portable 2nd* - PlayStation Portable (Japan)

#### 2012

* *Jak and Daxter Collection* - PlayStation 3 (Europe)

#### 2013

* *Persona 4 Golden* - PlayStation Vita (Europe)

#### 2018

* *Metal Gear Survive* - PlayStation 4, Steam, Xbox One (Europe)

#### 2023

* *Metroid Prime Remastered* - Nintendo Switch (Worldwide; physical only)
Turbo Sentai Go-Racers

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***Turbo Sentai Go-Racers***(in English as ***Turbo Squadron Go-Racers***) is the 46th installment of the Super Sentai franchise, which set after *Rokusei Sentai Epicranger*, which is also the first ever Sentai series to intruduces a new color scheme of Red, Yellow, Silver, White and Crimson. The series' theme is racers and race car.

## PREMISE:

Five young race car drivers uniting together of fighting against an army of inter-dimensional monsters know as ???, whom they seek of either turning Earth as their new war zone, new home world or simple want to conquer it, as they gain powers from an scientist, from another dimension who want to average his peoples', even his family, death, as the Turbo Sentai Go-Racers.

## CHARACTERS:

### MAIN HEROES(Go-Racers):

Keniuchio Yada/AkaRacer-The *de facto* leader of the Go-Racers, a young rookie hotshot race car driver

Ritsuko Tanifuji/KiRacer-

Atsuhiro Shiraishi/GinRacer-

Toshikatsu Nanba/ShiroRacer-

Chisa Sueyoshi/ShinkuRacer-

Gakuto Kido/AoRacer-

Yoshitsugu Kido/KaigunRacer-

### ALLIES:

Dr. ???-The Go-Racers' mentor, an very hardworking but respectful and friendly doctor who his peoples and his family was killed and his home dimension was conquer by ???, averaging to his peoples' death, he summon the five to become the Go-Racers.

## ARSENAL:

* Turbo Changers-
* Racer Buster-

## MECHA:

* Super Racer-Oh-
	+ Racer-Oh-
	+ RacerKaiser-

## MOVIES & SPECIAL:

* Turbo Sentai Go-Racers: The Movie:
* Turbo Sentai Go-Racers vs. Epicranger:
Rômaidùcie

## Royal, Noble, & Gentry Ranks

Empéurre

Gramoneritièrre

Gràn-rômaidùcie

Moneritièrre

**Rômaidùcie**

Rômaibarrònne

Emârçis

Rômaiconte

Rômaiviconte

Grànoemme

Échevâpièmme

A **r****ômaidùcie**, or **duke**, may refer to the sovereign or subordinate ruler of a duchy or a member of royalty or nobility. It is common to both male and female nobles and dignitaries.
Chaumentais RP Wiki

Welcome!
> “Ready drawn is the Spirit of Chaumentais; long deliver'd is its History—a Breath and Pulse upon Europe. Whether thou hast long been here setled as a wanderer Tradesmen, erudite Chirurgeon, spendthrift Perriwig-maker, or ordinary Shop-keeper, following Imployments for Advantage and Interest, Great Actions will surely filigree their Lives. To perform extraordinarly, to acquire Admiration, to render oneself Charming in light of His Majesty, to make such an Impression—that shall be the life of he who is Chaumentaine.” – Harloyné Dètretat, *Want Nothing To Be But Chaumentaine* (1685)
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Chaumentais RP was an unreleased alternate historical role-play and survival Minecraft server set in Southwestern Europe during the late Seventeenth Century. If you are interested, we encourage you to join our Discord server, where we will post period updates.
Power Rangers Samurai Masters

***Power Rangers Samurai Masters*** is an American tokusatsu series based on the Power Rangers franchise by Haim Saban and Toei Company Ltd., being based on the 33rd Super Sentai season, *Samurai Sentai Shinkenger*.

## Characters

### Rangers

* Shinnosuke "Shin" ???/Red Samurai Ranger-An young Japanese man ??? He is played by .
* Aiden ???/Blue Samurai Ranger-??? He is played by .
* Edna ???/Pink Samurai Ranger-??? She is played by .
* Mitchell "Mitch" ???/Green Samurai Ranger-??? He is played by .
* Jessie ???/Yellow Samurai Ranger-??? She is played by .
* Peter ???/Gold Samurai Ranger-??? He is played by .
* Samara "Sam" ???/Red Samurai Ranger (II)-??? She is played by .

### Villains

* Ashura Clan, consisting of:
	+ Master Xandred-???
	+ Octomancer-???
	+ ???-???
	+ ???/Deker-???
	+ ???-???
	+ Marauders-???
	+ Spitfangs-???
	+ Papyrox-???
* Nightloks
* General Gut-???
* ???

## See also

* **Samurai Sentai Shinkenger** (2009) - Super Sentai counterpart.
Massaliot Couinant Church

## L'Égliçacré Couinant Dèmaçaille

The Treafossé represents the Triune God manifested as Âulinessé, Édiôniesù, and the Eternal Spirit Blest. It is the principal symbol of the Massaliot Couinant religion.

### Head

Emperor Pueyrredón V (civil),Benesacrator Syvót Nèshieu (episcopal)

### Languages

Ecclesiastical Greek, Archaic Chaumentaine, and native languages

### Origin

Palaistíne, Byzasin Empire

The **Massaliot Couinant Church** (*L'Égliçacré Couinant Dèmaçaille*), also known as the **Couinant Church** or **Common Church**, is the single largest active religious institution in Western Europe, following the dissolution of the Byzasin Orthotossé Church and outlaw of Dionysian teachings by Byzasin Emperor Humerìos in 152 A.D. Her doctrines are closely associated with those of the former Iudonic and Byzasin Orthotoss*é* Churches and the Dionysian Cult whom She succeeded, but have been adapted to the culture and social climate of the Chaumentaine Empire. Her central administration, the Massaliot Curia, resides in Emaçaille, effectuating Her laws and teachings out of the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus.

## Doctrine

The Couinant Church holds that there is one eternal God who is manifested as three coeternal, consubstantial "persons:" Âulinessé, or the Father in Heaven, Édiôniesù, or the Father Incarnate, and the Eternal Spirit Blest, or Divine Essence. The Triune God is at once both wholly independent of the material universe and greatly involved in it.
Barbèdeux Monteilserré

## Barbèdeux Monteilserré, Count of Làsomme

Portrait by Eíeçenth Bièrle, c. 1679

**Barbèdeux Monteilserré, Count of Làsomme** (9 Quatíerrsant 1628 - Present) was a Chaumentaine statesman, who served as the second Governor of Ceuôrives dè Gál Thálasse until Pueyrredón V and Atheleisia IV deposed him in 1685.

## Early Life

Barbèdeux was born to Êdaurus Monteilserré, Count of Làsomme, and Háduisa Monteilserré at their Luòinean manor. Êlessandré VIII placed Êdaurus as administrator of Ceuôrives dè Gál Thálasse in 1649. Barbèdeux's father was assassinated by his Ceuôrivean servant, Gyèffrier dù Zaille. Thus, he inherited his father's title, and succeeded him as Governor of Ceuôrives dè Gál Thálasse.

## Administration and Deposition

##### See also: Aferien Possessions

After his father's assassination, Barbèdeux seated bitterness for Ceuôrives dè Gál Thálasse. He instituted several reforms to the colony's governance, including mandatory naval service, dress laws, and mass proselytization. During the Chaumentaine interregnum, Barbèdeux raised taxes. The colony's prisons soon found themselves overrun. A prisoner at Châfeu Dèffín organized a major revolt, which failed. Ceuôrives experienced many revolts thereafter. After Barbèdeux was deposed, Sarcus-Mache, Third Marquess of Conrèl succeeded him.
Âulinessé

Within the Massaliot Couinant religion, **Âulinessé**, also known as the **Father in Heaven**, is the primary supernatural being and sole creator deity that is a constituent of the Triune God, which also consists of Édiôniesù and the Eternal Spirit Blest. While He is immanent, He allows his creations to live independently of Him.
Côrsiggéan Civil War

"The Battle of Calvèdis," by Malacardà, c. 1680

### Result

Initial Côrsiggéan Revolutionary victory, effecting the end of the Grand Duchy of Côrsiggé, the abolition of the Côrsiggéan Monarchy, and the creation of the Serene Republic of Côrsiggé

The **Côrsiggéan Civil War**, also known as the **First Côrsiggéan Revolutionary War**, was a revolution in the Grand Duchy of Côrsiggé, led by the House of Bárbalùncio and Côrsiggéan military leader and statesman Eutàlié Sannse, which involved series of armed conflicts fought between the Côrsiggéan Revolutionariesand Pèllicerre Monarchy from 2 Fréborânde 1679 until the signing of the Treaty of Pàtrivie-én-Martín on 8 Quatíerrsant 1679.
Catina, Marchioness of Saînte-Pétri-éna-Terrès

Portrait by Eíeçenth Bièrle, 1683

**Catina Dèccignâille**, Marchioness of Saînte-Pétri-éna-Terrès (18 Premièrrsant 1662 – Present) is the first daughter and youngest illegitimate child of Êlessandré IX and his mistress Êldidà Gàrdesieu. She is the sister of Hierré, Count of Luetrêve, and Gérrenaldùs, Lord of Ócaoualli.

## Early Life

Catina was born to Êlessandré and Êldidà at the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille on 18 Premièrrsant 1662. She was baptized at the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus, Emaçaille. Like her siblings, she was also given a landed title, on her first birthday, as a gift of consolation to her and her mother.

Êldidà cared for Catina in a villa located along the outermost borders of Luetrêve with her brothers. Gérrenaldùs was relocated to Ócaoualli, Imalpân-caí-Cuipoché to live with Priàmes-Oenné Barbèdeux’s family at the age of 10.

Although Êlessandré visited the villa every other month and openly expressed fondness for Hierré in letters to his mother, records indicate very little mention of Catina in them. One promissory note dated 1672 wrote:

> “To My Love Êldidà: bodkins of jewells, of the Purpose of Adorning her Beauty, and a gilded girdle of Byzasin fashion—for I know in her Youth she sang songs of the East, where I met first met her, at the Vàuvagé Ebbârsterré.
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> For my Dear Son Hierré: Firstly, I give ‘im my Love and a new Horse to replace the old—the poor mare; I’d the servants take care of her! No longer’re you a Boy, but a Man! So I send m’Dear Son three eunuchs from Ceuôrives dè Gál Thálasse as your servants.
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> For my Brave Son Gérrenaldùs Afar in Thestiàppea: I send t’you new armour, freshly decor’d by my personal blacksmith. Wear it in your portrait for me, I ask of you.
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> And to My Sweet Daughter Catina: I bequeath her the pale blue ribboned velvet I recieu’d from Her Majesty last Dichièrrsant; she told me it was of the latest Fashion, but I’ve no use for velvet. Rest be assur’d—it will complement her spritely figure.”
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## Relationship with Pueyrredón V

During the Chaumentaine interregnum, Pueyrredón V developed a romantic relationship with Catina. He made frequent calls to her estate. Although coital correspondence between Catina and Pueyrredón ended when he and Atheleisia IV ascended to the throne, the two remain in contact.
Vrainissegé

**Vrainissegé**, or **Eve of His Birth** (*Vegí de Naigenà)*, is a religious holiday celebrated in the Massaliot Couinant Church. It marks the day before the birth of Édiôniesù and precedes Édiôniémerà, which falls on the next day. Vrainissegé is among one of the more important holidays in the faith, along with Icarí and Édiôniémerà.

Typical Vrainissegé feasts call for fig-reliant foods, such as pastries, tarts, and pies. A Chaumentaine favourite is roasted fig stuffed with Coupserré cheese, seasoned with citrus and bay leaves. The course of the day is designed to generate excitement for the midnight celebration. Parades occupy the majority of the day; traditional Massaliot dress is worn, Massaliot music played, and wooden carvings of Édiôniesù carried throughout major city streets. While the effigies are displayed, grapes are thrown; men throw red grapes, while women throw green ones. The child who picks up the most grapes is given a goblet of light, spiced wine as a prize. In some cities, a male volunteer will dress as Édiôniesù and lead the parade. The hour before midnight calls for drinking grape or fig wine. Hot fig leaf tea is drunk the next morning to combat inebriation.
Fèllippé dù Chaumentais

"Her Majesty as Semarí with Her Babe, Prince Fèllippé," by Màrsilió, 1689

**Fèllippé dù Chaumentais**, Duke of Lòndais (12 Sebastùrre 1689 – 18 Enauvièrrsant 1689) was the third child and first son of Pueyrredón V, Emperor of Chaumentais and Atheleisia IV, Empress of Chaumentais. He suffered a long-term respiratory infection, which eventually caused his death.
War of the Lercavoneaud Succession

"Siege of Barzselóni," by Árnouet Jaquàny, c. 1680

### Result

Pyrrhic Chaumentaine Victory, effecting the end of the Grand Duchy of Lercavones, the conquest of Lercavoneaud and Northern Vascónien territories, and the Financial Crisis of 1676

The **War of the Lercavoneaud** **Succession** was a series of armed conflicts fought between the Chaumentaine Empire, the Grand Duchy of Lercavones, and their respective allies from 4 Néchàige 1671 until the signing of the Treaty of Êbussé on 17 Enauvièrrsant 1676.
Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Milisènne

## Cathedral of Saint Milisènne

"The Restoration of Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Milisènne," by Iutildé-Mâcelinne Orlòn, 1563

### Style

Massaliotesque with Chaumentaine Flôratique additions

The **Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Milisènne** is a cathedral of the Massaliot Couinant Church located in the city of Emaçaille. It was built circa 1270, and it is one of the oldest Chaumentaine churches to exist.

## Namesake

The church is named after Saînte Milisènne, patron saint of Emaçaille. According to legend, a small embassy of Byzasin diplomats entered the city, after receiving an invitation from the lord of Emaçaille. The diplomats lodge in the lord’s personal apartments. Milisènne, one of the ladies-in-waiting, overheard the diplomats’ conspiracy to assassinate the lord during a meeting that was supposed to take place that night. Milisènne warned the lord, but he did not believe her. One of her fellow servants recounted:

> “After the Lord Denied her, Milisènne breakt [bent] her rob’d legs, kneeling to him. ‘Lord, I beg o’ thee; allow me to be present when you dine with the Byzasins. If thou sees myne Company as Futile, thou may show me Mercy no longer. But Lord, I promise thee: thine Life will be sav’d!”
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The Lord accepted Milisènne’s plea, and she was allowed to be present during his meeting with the Byzasins. Milisènne recounted the evening:

> “First, the maidservants serv’d the Lord some Wine the East’ners gave him as a Gift. I whisper’d to the Lord not to drink his, and offer it instead to Them, saying he’d already drank ‘is ev’ning Wine. They shook their ‘eads, but the Lord insist’d. Then, knives were brandish’d. I call’d for the Guards, who rid us of the Byzasins. The Lord may consider me ‘is Savour, but it is Édiôniesù that wisht to save ‘im.”
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## History

The cathedral was used by the monarchs of Chaumentais for coronation ceremonies and burials until Êlessandré VI restored the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus. Although the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Milisènne was damaged by the Earthquake of 1436, most of the church remained intact. Before Êlessandré VI commissioned Buissòn Rielin dù Vaquènne to repair the roof of the transept which had collapsed during the earthquake, previous Chaumentaine monarchs, trying to mimic old Massaliot churches that were adorned with open-top roofs, only covered the transept during nighttime. After the cathedral was repaired, Vaquènne lead the reopening ceremony. The cathedral is still one of the most frequented churches in the empire.
Êldidà Gàrdesieu

Portrait by Eíeçenth Bièrle, 1676

### Issue

Hierré, Count of Luetrêve, Gérrenaldùs, Lord of Ócaoualli, Catina, Marchioness of Saînte-Pétri-éna-Terrès

### Mother

Ysette-Gillianà Gàrdesieu

**Êldidà Gàrdesieu** (27 Aundièrrsant 1647 – Present), or **Emaîteresse** **Êldidà** was the favourite mistress of Êlessandré IX.

## Early Life

Êldidà was born to Perré Gàrdesieu and Ysette-Gillianà Gàrdesieu, owners of an Emaçaillèat inn, *Vàuvagé Ebbârsterré*, or "The Bastard Bull." She worked for her parents during her youth, as she was the heiress to the inn, and needed the adequate knowledge to run the inn when her parents passed away. She learned to sing and play several instruments, including the lute, theorbo, piano, and the Byzasin dombyra, from the inn's bard. The bard noted:

> "She's [Êldidà] endow'd with all—a beauty unmatch'd, a voice of th' angels; and she knows any set of strings she sets 'er eyes on. A jewell of Emaçaille! Vàuvagé has not seen such a daily Crowd in, say, decades. Ther be whispers, 'mongst the civill gallants, the inn's rev'd customers: 'Édiôniesù's much in store for 'er.'"
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## Mistressdom

Êlessandré IX hired Êldidà as court entertainment in 1664. The emperor was impressed by her talents, and soon became romantically involved with her. Within the next year, she was given the title, Emaîteresse Êldidà,which marked her as the emperor's most esteemed mistress. Because Êlessandré IX possessed 783 mistresses—according to palace records—this title was a great honour. Êldidà provided the emperor with two illegitimate sons, Hierré, Count of Luetrêve and Gérrenaldùs, Lord of Ócaoualli, and an illegitimate daughter, Catina, Marchioness of Saînte-Pétri-éna-Terrès. She cared for Hierré in a villa located along the outermost borders of Luetrêve, while Gérrenaldùs was relocated to Ócaoualli, Imalpân-caí-Cuipoché on his 10th birthday. She currently resides at her parents' inn, where she is now the matron of the establishment.
Laurène Rèverredín

Portrait by Màrsilió, 1685

**Laurène Rèverredín** (Laurène Pôncellé Rèverredín; 16 Premièrrsant 1662 – Present) is a Chaumentaine statesman, who served as the Minister-Regent, or Dicighôros, of the Chaumentaine Empire at the discretion of the Council of State from 1684 until his resignation in 1685. His poor legitimacy and failure to mediate between the Upper and Lower Houses of the Council precipitated a mass public withdrawal of support for his administration and led to the rise of conservative Chief Minister Êllias Lemièrre, with whom he presided over the Restoration of 1685. He currently serves as the Chief Minister of the Eccignemmé Party and the Chief Deputy of the Semboilée Lecheslateffe Centrelle.
Palaiçoque Cœurrente

"The Exterior of the Palace at Dawn," by Eíeçenth Bièrle, c. 1669

The **Palaiçoque Cœurrente** is the new residence of House of Eccignâille. The palace was chosen by Pueyrredón V on 7 Dichièrrsant 1685, soon after his coronation.

## History

Êlessandré VI pledged to build a palace for his eldest sister, Princess Gárdisa. The king held an architectural design contest for the completion of the palace. Buissòn Rielin dù Vaquènne prevailed over the competition. Construction began under Vaquènne’s supervision in 1554, with the help of his tutor, Guimarc-Punçon Tonnentier. One of the members of the construction crew was none other than Aúodin Màrceaux, who later undersaw the construction of the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille and the restoration and expansion of the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus. Under dù Vaquènne and Tonnentier, Màrceaux quickly flourished; he suggested uniting the most diverse of elements during the palace’s construction. The two senior architects were eager to Màrceaux’s suggestions, and the palace’s style became more Neoclassical.  Two neighboring Corinthian columns were crafted by Màrceaux himself, and a façade of Greek temple portico now embellished the center. The palace’s construction was completed in 1557. Êlessandré VI held a celebration within its premises soon afterwards, inviting dù Vaquènne, Tonnentier, and Màrceaux. There, the three architects were given the nickname by which they are now commonly known by: “Les Aerchitecheserrés Treaux Dèmaiestureu,” or “The Three Architects of His Majesty.”

Princess Gárdisa and her issue moved to the palace in 1558. In 1624, the last heir of Palaiçoque Cœurrente, Princess Éulesie dù Cœurrente died at 26 of a sudden seizure. A Chaumentaine minister found that the Princess failed to properly bequeath the property, not having yet written a will. At Êlessandré VIII’s orders, the palace was to be left vacant for 25 years. The Dèccignemmés, however, seized the palace in 1649. Loué IV, Count of Bourdèu wrote:

> "A palace shan't sit quaintly, with millers and weavers 'bout its grounds—it cannot be rend'r'd to the humdrum of abandonment! 'Tis as a beautiful maiden, unlov'd by any man. Bourdèu is ours; the palace is ours! And 'ouse the Dèccignemmés it shall. Màrceaux'll smile from the grave—'is labours' purpose restor'd. 'Glory shall return to thee,' I whisper to these grounds."
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Loué IV made plans to renovate the palace's Neoclassical exterior. A white stucco facade replaced the portico, and the Corinthian columns were redesigned to fit contemporary tastes. The Count died before the renovations were completed.

The palace now houses Pueyrredón V, Atheleisia IV, and their twin daughters, Élisèbes-Théamis and Ënrietté. It was expanded in 1686 to house the family, and Loué IV's plans were completed during their reign.
Gràn-rômaidùcie

## Royal, Noble, & Gentry Ranks

Empéurre

Gramoneritièrre

**Gràn-rômaidùcie**

Moneritièrre

Rômaidùcie

Rômaibarrònne

Emârçis

Rômaiconte

Rômaiviconte

Grànoemme

Échevâpièmme

A **gràn-rômaidùcie**, or **grand duke**, may refer to the sovereign or subordinate ruler of a grand duchy. **Gràn-rômaidùcie** is also a Chaumentaine courtesy title for certain members of monarchs' families. It is common to both male and female nobles and dignitaries.
Secrets

## Flint System

different Flintstones can be found throughout the world.

give these to vendors to access more Arrows/Bolts

## Cut Dialog

Lautrec talks about Patches.

Artorias warns you to "Stay Away!".

And utters having failed Sif (if Sif is still alive).

And having failed "everybody" presumably

His Lord Gwyn

Ornstein and

The Lord's Blade Ciaran

## NG+ Changes

some upgraded Rings are found in NG+ and NG++

shortcuts stay open over NG+

Sen's Fortress opens when ringing the 1st Bell instead of the 2nd

Stray Demon fight happens immediately after fighting Asylum Demon.
Bourdèu

**Bourdèu** is a port city on the Garômne in the Southwestern Chaumentaine Empire. It is the second-largest city in Chaumentais, after Emaçaille. It has functioned intermittently as the seat of the Chaumentaine monarchy and the *de facto* capital of Chaumentais, and accommodated the interregnum government during the War of 1680.
May 4

**May 4** is the one hundred and twenty-fourth day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (one hundred and twenty-fifth during leap years), as well as the thirty-fourth day in Q3 of the financial calendar.

## On this day

### Game releases

#### 1989

* *Super Mario Bros. 2* - Nintendo Entertainment System (Australia)

#### 2004

* *Red Dead Revolver* - PlayStation 2, Xbox (North America)

#### 2020

* *Taimumari: Complete Edition* - PlayStation 4 (Worldwide)
Rômaibarrònne

## Royal, Noble, & Gentry Ranks

Empéurre

Gramoneritièrre

Gràn-rômaidùcie

Moneritièrre

Rômaidùcie

**Rômaibarrònne**

Emârçis

Rômaiconte

Rômaiviconte

Grànoemme

Échevâpièmme

A **r****ômaibarrònne**, or **baron**, is an honourific or landed title. A landed **r****ômaibarrònne** rules over a baronage.  It is common to both male and female nobles and dignitaries.
Pueyrredón V

Portrait by Roàn, 1689

### Issue

Princess Élisèbes-Théamis & Princess Ënrietté (b. 1686), Prince Fèllippé (b. 1689; died 1689)

### Religion

Couinantism

**Pueyrredón V** (Pueyrredón Dèccignâille; 1 Néchàige 1653 – Present), known as **Pueyrredón the Rakish**(*Pueyrredón le Délégan*), is a monarch of the **House of Eccignâille**, formerly the **House of Chaumentais**, who reigns as the Emperor of the Chaumentaine.

## Early Life and Titular Rule (1653 – 1685)

Pueyrredón V was born on 1 Néchàige 1653 at the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille. He is the grandson of Êlessandré VIII and the second-born son of Fèllippé III, Duke of Sâluvie, (1619 – 1688) and his wife, Cherlaide Dârvernie, the eldest daughter of Tassilé I, Duke of Ârvernie and Ënrietté Dàmerrandé. On 19 Néchàige of the same year, he was baptized by the court priest Gelàs Chérhaye.

For his eighteenth birthday, Pueyrredón was created an Échevâpièmme Dédiôniesù and given a palace near Emaçaillè by his uncle, Êlessandré IX, and by his father a country house in South Ârvernie that had several years before belonged to his older brother. There he gave elaborate parties in the manner of his uncle, which earned him a reputation for immodesty. In 1674, he received a grant of ten-thousand Chaumentaine drâccis from the Council of State and an annual allowance of fifteen-thousand drâccis from the emperor, which he used to subsidize his lavish lifestyle.

On 10 Hâeatùrre 1678, the Council of State disempowered the monarchy, and when Êlessandré IX was executed on 30 Hâeatùrre 1679, Pueyrredón succeeded him as the titular Emperor of the Chaumentaine. The Council abominated his wild extravagance, which they believed had created an association between the he and his predecessor, and the emperor fell under great distress, fearing that he might lose his allowance. CON'T. In a letter to Regent-Minister Pôncellé Rèverredín, he wrote:

> "I recieu’d ereyesterday the letters that were printed from the originals from Your Highness to my uncle which you had deliuer’d to him at Chamber House at Emaçaille, and those of my uncle to Your Highness I receiu’d from my good friend the examinant of the letters the Reverend Fr. Chérhaye, and reading your correspondence ten times I still make no apology for the wicked character whom you have drawn in your letters: a pursy, profligate rake and prodigal, who affrights his company with grenadine words and abandoned gestures."
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Chaumentaine Council of State

## Council of State of the Chaumentaine Empire

The Pôrkellé represents the limits of absolutism. It is the principal symbol of the Council of State.

## Type

### Houses

*Cauncielle Graussé*, *Semboilée Lecheslateffe Centrelle*

## Leadership

### Monarch(s)

Emperor Pueyrredón V and Empress Atheleisia IV, since 5 Sebastùrre 1685

### Counsellor General

Meslaus Píerois, since 10 Sebastùrre 1685

## Structure

### Seats

856, consisting of 794 deputies and 62 counsellors

The **Council of State of the Chaumentaine Empire**, commonly known as the **Chaumentaine Council of State**, is the supreme legislative body of the Chaumentaine Empire, its Crown dependencies, and overseas colonial territories.
Serene Republic of Patàvie-Venezé

The Flag of the Serene Republic of Patàvie-Venezé

A map of the Serene Republic of Patàvie-Venezé in 1689

### Government

Parliamentary Republic with Elective Monarchistic Features and Theocratic Elements

### Head of State

Màchollo Decēnza (1588 – 1619), Egnò l'Ánebicio (1619 – 1652), Bàltieri Triniīboldò (1652 – Present)

### Legislature

Cìustiglene zè Verrité; or, Council of the True Vine

### • Upper House

Scèlvi zà Édionszù; or, Ones Chosen by Édiôniesù

### • Lower House

Ajèns zè Verrìuste Popreszù; or, Agents of Right Execution

### Preceded by

Byzasin Empire (48 – 894)

The **Serene Republic of Patàvie-Venezé** (*Républick Peiszerìn zè Patàvia-Venezéa*) is a Northeastern Oenotrien republic that borders the Gál Thálasse and occupies the majority of the Baucones. It was established after the dissolution of the Byzasin Empire. Édiôniesù is said to have spent three years in the region, draining the swamps and fertilizing the lands, after it experienced major flooding. Thus is the reason for the nation’s remarkable piousness.
Emârçis

## Royal, Noble, & Gentry Ranks

Empéurre

Gramoneritièrre

Gràn-rômaidùcie

Moneritièrre

Rômaidùcie

Rômaibarrònne

**Emârçis**

Rômaiconte

Rômaiviconte

Grànoemme

Échevâpièmme

An **e****mârçis**, or **marquis**, is an honourific or landed title. A landed **emârçis** rules over a march, which is traditionally extraimperial.  It is common to both male and female nobles and dignitaries.
Byzasin-Pannonien Empire

### Anthem

"Naši Midoraya Serkrov zú Tsariás Vazukhòv Dešinja Usposà" (English: "Our Dear Heart of the Tsariás Vazukhòv Dešinja Usposà")

A Map of the Byzasin-Pannonien Empire in 1689

### Head of State

Vazukhòv I (1444 – 1498),Vazukhòv II (1498 – 1521), Živvas I (1522 – 1567), Štethaníos II (1567 – 1600), Živvas II (1601 – 1624), Štethaníos III (1624 – 1651/1652), Štethaníos IV (1652 – Present)

### Preceded by

Byzasin Empire

The **Byzasin-Pannonien Empire** (*Byzašin-Karpannons’ïi Emperíšye*) is an Eastern European empire that was established by Tsariás Vazukhòv I Dešinja Usposà in 1444, after the dissolution of the Byzasin Empire. The nation is mostly landlocked, save for its possessions in the Baucones. The BPE holds tense relations with the Serene Republic of Patàvie-Venezé, which seceded from the Byzasin Empire in 894.
Pôncellé Rèverredín

Portrait by Eíeçenth Bièrle, 1681

**Pôncellé Rèverredín** (7 Aundièrrsant 1640 – 18 Dôzièrrsant 1684) was a Chaumentaine military leader and statesman, who served as the Minister-Regent, or Dicighôros, of the Chaumentaine Empire at the discretion of the Council of State and the Chief Deputy of the Semboilée Lecheslateffe Centrelle from 1678 until his death. Rèverredín was one of the signatories of Êlessandré IX's death warrant in 1677.
Restoration of 1685

"A Portrait of His Majesty, Pueyrredón V," by Màrsilió, c. 1685

The **Restoration** of the Chaumentaine monarchy began in 1685, when the Chaumentaine and Arèmaurcéan monarchies were all restored under Pueyrredón V and Atheleisia IV. This followed the Interregnum, when the Chaumentaine Empire was governed by a minister-regent at the discretion of the Council of State. Between 1684 and 1685, Laurène Rèverredín and conservative Chief Minister Êllias Lemièrre presided over the dissolution of the Minister-Regency.
Àmdan N'Oullé

"Àmdan N'Oullé in His Traditional Wear," by Árnouet Jaquàny 1687

**Àmdan N'Oullé** (2 Sebastùrre 1650 – Present) or **Àmdan the Grand Courier**, is the esteemed servant of Atheleisia IV. He relayed letters between her and Pueyrredón V during their adolescence. Upon the Restoration of 1685, Atheleisia and Pueyrredón granted him the title of Grand Courier, a position responsible for oversight of Chaumentais' postal system. He remains one of the co-monarchs' most trusted advisers, and is a celebrated hero among Ceuôriveans.
Hierré, Count of Luetrêve

Portrait by Eíeçenth Bièrle, 1688

**Hierré Dèccignâille**, Count of Luetrêve (28 Sòfuillegot 1663 – Present) is the eldest illegitimate son of Êlessandré IX and his mistress Êldidà Gàrdesieu. He is the brother of Gérrenaldùs, Lord of Ócaoualli.

## Early Life

Hierré Dèccignâille was born to Êlessandré and Êldidà at the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille on 28 Sòfuillegot 1663. He was baptized at the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus, Emaçaille. Although Hierré was illegitimate, Êlessandré gave him the County of Luetrêve, Âccuitanie on his first birthday, as a gift of consolation to his son and his mother.

Êldidà cared for Hierré in a villa located along the outermost borders of Luetrêve, as Êlessandré thought it would be the safest option for his son, while still being able to experience the land he would one day rule. Although the birth of Hierré failed to remain secret, the Luetrêve villa effectively hid Êldidà and Hierré’s location until the two decided to move out from the villa.

Êlessandré visited Hierré and his mother every other month. The emperor expressed fondness for his son in a letter to his mother, dated 1668:

> “I consider him, my Dear Son Hierré, to be the happiest creature to’ve existed. To-day, when I passed by the gardens at Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille, I thought of my Dear, little Son and felt within myselfe the Love which only exists between a Father and his Son. . . Tell little Hierré that I shall arrive at the villa at the same time next month. I know he will smile when you tell him so, and that shall cause my owne. I shall oft think of those dimples and rosey cheeks of His. I send my Love, and ten kisses to each of you.”
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## Countship

Êlessandré’s execution in 1679 greatly affected the sixteen-year-old Hierré, but soon after Pueyrredón V and Atheleisia IV’s ascension, the co-regnants allowed him to keep governance of the County of Luetrêve.
Icarí

Icarí is a religious holiday celebrated in the Massaliot Couinant Church. It marks the day that Édiôniesù performed his first miracle: materializing a chalice of wine that calmed his enraged father, Josét. The celebration calls for drinking twelve glasses of wine, one for each hour of daylight. The number of glasses is most commonly said to represent Édiôniesù’s age at which he performed the miracle. Some believe it represents the number of major miracles he performed during his life or the number of days he was tied to the fig tree outside Pegrius XIII's palace. As the spiritual conglomeration of Dionysus and Jesus of Nazareth, the number may also have a connection to the twelve Olympians, the twelve Titans, the twelve labours of Heracles, or the twelve disciples of Jesus. Although Chaumentaine scholars debate on the origin of the number’s symbolism, consensus rules that it signifies completeness.
Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille

"A Salon in the Palace at Emaçaille," by Eíeçenth Bièrle, c. 1667

**The Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille** was the residence of House of Eccignâille from 1577 to 5 Hâeatùrre 1678, the date of Êlessandré IX’s execution.

## History

The palace was built under the supervision of Aúodin Màrceaux from 1573 to 1577 for Êlessandré VI and his wife, Sedènne III, based on a design by his father, Mundòt Màrceaux. The palace's grounds include a 30 acre garden, which Êlessandré VI designed himself. The garden was intended as an anniversary gift to Sedènne, as she once wrote to her husband, “Few gardens and arable fields exist within our city… And they’re filled with peat.” She did not find the gardens to her taste, however, and within the next year, the groundmasters re-landscaped the gardens, and the botanists planted tropical vegetation from the East.

Before 1580, the park area was bare. At Sedènne’s orders, the park was planted with non-native tree species. The park was then opened free of charge to Chaumentaine nobility. Over the years, it became a popular attraction for the aristocrats. The park remained open to the aristocratic public until 1582, when Côrsiggéan diplomat Zàcchérlino Giustìvanti became inebriated at an outdoor masquerade ball held by the queen and desecrated the fruit orchards.

After Êlessandré IX’s execution, the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille was repurposed as the building for the Council of State, and the park was reopened to nobility. Today, the gardens host theatrical performances and orchestral concerts during Sòfuillegot, Hâeatùrre, and Êlessânde.
Êlessandré VIII

Portrait by Guimarc Jégou, 1638

### Spouse

Odvènia-Hêlis dè Bressé (m. 1629; died 1632), Emarí-Théamis, Duchess of Élligaría (m. 1634)

### Issue

Êlessandré IX, Fèllippé III, Duke of Sâluvie

### Religion

Couinantism

**Êlessandré VIII** (Êlessandré Ferènanne Dèccignâille; 8 Sòfuillegot 1609 – 28 Dôzièrrsant 1661), known as **Êlessandré the Great**(*Êlessandré le Gran*), or **Êlessandré the Unsullied**(*Êlessandré le Entâtte*), was a monarch of the **House of Eccignâille**, formerly the **House of Chaumentais**, who reigned as the King of Chaumentais from 8 Sòfuillegot 1625 to 31 Dôzièrrsant 1639, the titular Grand Duke of Arèmaurcé from 18 Premièrrsant 1629 until the Arèmaurcéan Succession Crisis in 1632, whereupon he succeeded his first wife, the erstwhile Grand Duchess Odvènia-Hêlis dè Bressé, as the Grand Duke, and the titular Duke of Élligaría from 1628 until the death of his second wife, Emarí-Théamis, Duchess of Élligaría, on 12 Fréborânde 1648. He was crowned the first Emperor of the Chaumentaine on 1 Premièrrsant 1640.
Gérrenaldùs, Lord of Ócaoualli

Portrait by Eíeçenth Bièrle, 1687

**Gérrenaldùs Dèccignâille**, Lord of Ócaoualli (10 Enauvièrrsant 1665 – Present) is the youngest illegitimate son of Êlessandré IX and his mistress Êldidà Gàrdesieu. He is the brother of Hierré Dèccignâille, Count of Luetrêve.

## Early Life

Gérrenaldùs Dèccignâille was born to Êlessandré and Êldidà at the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille on 10 Enauvièrrsant 1665. He was baptized at the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus, Emaçaille. Like his brother, Gérrenaldùs was given a title—Lord of Ócaoualli—on his first birthday as a gift of consolation.

Gérrenaldùs lived with his mother and older brother in a villa located along the borders of Luetrêve until his 10th birthday, where he was relocated to Ócaoualli, Imalpân-caí-Cuipoché to live with Priàmes-Oenné Barbèdeux’s family.

During his month-long journey to Thestiàppea, Gérrenaldùs greatly missed his family. Once he finally arrived in Thestiàppea, he began to write letters to Hierré and his mother. Although Hierré made occasional visits during his teenage years, neither their mother nor their father were able to visit Gérrenaldùs. Thus, Gérrenaldùs became geographically and emotionally separated from them.

Gérrenaldùs quickly took on an interest in Thestiàppean affairs, too. Priàmes-Oenné Barbèdeux thought of the illegitimate son as his own:

> “My boy Gérrenaldùs, how he has command of the sea! Tell me Sir, there is no boy like him. His mind is the brightest—the greatnesse whereof knows as much of the Natives as they do themselves. By birthe, he’s not myne, but by soul… Surely, he is.”
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Gérrenaldùs learned of his father’s execution a three months after it took place, due to the time it took courier ships to cross the Allantié.

## Marriage

   In 1682, Gérrenaldùs married an Imalpân-caí-Cuipochéan, Tlahuaminà Potlé, who tutored him in several Thestiàppean languages during his youth, including Imalpeân, Cuipochéan, and Quemapìn. Because the woman was ten years his elder and a native of Ócaoualli, the marriage was a heated matter amongst the Chaumentaine. The couple has two children, Lorèns-Augé and Vaudèbert.
Harloyné Dètretat

Portrait by Eíeçenth Bièrle, 1680

### Notable Work

*A Year at Vâlençie* (1665), *The Benesacrator’s Lover* (1672), *The Maid in Leather* (1683), *Want Nothing To Be But Chaumentaine* (1685)

**Harloyné Dètretat** (30 Aundièrrsant 1641 - Present) is a Chaumentaine author famous for his explicit literature. His most notable works are *A Year at Vâlençie* (1665), *The Benesacrator’s Lover* (1672), *The Maid in Leather* (1677), and *Want Nothing To Be But Chaumentaine* (1685). He was appointed to the court by Pueyrredón V.

## Early Life

Harloyné was born in Chômé, Chaumentaine Empire on 30 Aundièrrsant 1641 to Óeadelles and Iutildé Dètretat. He was baptized at Tèglísie Semarí three days after his birth. He attended a local grammar school during his youth, passing with high marks. From 1658 to 1662, he studied and graduated from the Lìvrence dù Stilitecheserres at the Ersitéconnòle dù Ùlleneaux.

## Authorship

Three years after graduating from the Ersitéconnòle dù Ùlleneaux, Harloyné wrote and published his first book, *A Year at Vâlençie*, which achieved critical acclaim, due to its overtly sexual nature. He spent a two year hiatus in Côrsiggé, then returned to Chaumentais to begin working on *The Benesacrator’s Lover*, which was published in 1672. The work fictionalized the life of Benesacrator Vùbault Endrí, who was known to have many male lovers. The romance novel caught the attention of Pueyrredón V, who praised the book for its lubricious content. Harloyné, encouraged by his latest book’s success, spent the next four years writing *The Maid in Leather*, which was published in 1677. The book met similar success. Upon the Restoration of 1685, Pueyrredón appointed Harloyné to court, and he was commissioned to write a book celebrating Chaumentaine culture, *Want Nothing To Be But Chaumentaine*, which was published at the end of the year.

## Relationship with Pueyrredón V

Due to the contents of letters between them, Pueyrredón and Harloyné were suspected to have carried on a romantic relationship. Harloyné once wrote:

> “That which do not know the company of the Empéurre do not know the nature of his words…  They were much like candies from a sweetbox, each word a sweetness, but that each of a different flavor: one of raspberry pastis, the next a croissant, and the last a dainty Caramel. As one gets caught in eating each bonbon—it was almost an indulgence—I was caught in his words.”
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