Aurora:Holy Land: Difference between revisions

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The government of the Holy Land is divided into three administrative sections:

'''1.''' The See of Jerusalem (Latin: ''Hierosolymitanum Sedes''), head of the Archdiocese of Jerusalem: held by '''Cardinal Quarox''', Archbishop of Jerusalem.

'''1.''' The See of Jerusalem (Latin: ''Hierosolymitanum Sedes''), the head of the Archdiocese of Jerusalem: held by '''Cardinal Quarox''', Archbishop of Jerusalem.

'''2.''' The Cathedral Chapter (Latin: ''Capitulum''), a college of clerics who assist the Archbishop in his administrative duties of ecclesiastical (in that case also political) character, currently formed by:

'''2.''' The Cathedral Chapter (Latin: ''Capitulum''), the college of clerics who assist the Archbishop in his administrative duties of ecclesiastical (in that case also political) character, currently formed by:

I.) The Treasurer (Latin: ''Custos'') of the Cathedral Chapter, '''Abbot Primate TheBetterHand''' (responsible for the structure, design and property of the churches as well as for the architecture in general).

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III.) The Dean (Latin: ''Decanus'') of the Cathedral Chapter, '''Monsignor Hillsgolf''' (responsible for the bureaucratic internal and external management as well as for the announcing of declarations).

'''3.''' The Council of the Advocates of the Holy Land (Latin: ''Concilium Advocatorum Terrae Sanctae''), a body of mayors of all towns within the Holy Land: currently consisting of '''Indigo of Mons Regalis''', '''iNinja of Byzant Theocracy''', '''Crab of Crabistan''', '''Cicraft of Holy Arabia''', '''Orange of Magna''', '''TheHeroBoy of Edessa''', '''FrancyStrike of Arar''' and '''Alonjak of Ascalon'''. The title Advocate of the Holy Land was inspired by the traditional title of Godfrey of Bouillon, the first ruler of the Crusader state of Jerusalem, who accepted the title Advocate of the Holy Sepulchre in order to avoid the title of King, as it was considered inappropriate to be crowned as King in the land where Christ suffered with a crown of thorns.

'''3.''' The Council of the Advocates of the Holy Land (Latin: ''Concilium Advocatorum Terrae Sanctae''), the body of mayors of all towns within the Holy Land: currently consisting of '''Indigo of Mons Regalis''', '''iNinja of Byzant Theocracy''', '''Crab of Crabistan''', '''Cicraft of Holy Arabia''', '''Orange of Magna''', '''TheHeroBoy of Edessa''', '''FrancyStrike of Arar''' and '''Alonjak of Ascalon'''. The title Advocate of the Holy Land was inspired by the traditional title of Godfrey of Bouillon, the first ruler of the Crusader state of Jerusalem, who accepted the title Advocate of the Holy Sepulchre in order to avoid the title of King, as it was considered inappropriate to be crowned as King in the land where Christ suffered with a crown of thorns.

= History =

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 The government of the Holy Land is divided into three administrative sections:
-'''1.''' The See of Jerusalem (Latin: ''Hierosolymitanum Sedes''), head of the Archdiocese of Jerusalem: held by '''Cardinal Quarox''', Archbishop of Jerusalem.
+'''1.''' The See of Jerusalem (Latin: ''Hierosolymitanum Sedes''), the head of the Archdiocese of Jerusalem: held by '''Cardinal Quarox''', Archbishop of Jerusalem.
-'''2.''' The Cathedral Chapter (Latin: ''Capitulum''), a college of clerics who assist the Archbishop in his administrative duties of ecclesiastical (in that case also political) character, currently formed by:
+'''2.''' The Cathedral Chapter (Latin: ''Capitulum''), the college of clerics who assist the Archbishop in his administrative duties of ecclesiastical (in that case also political) character, currently formed by:
 I.) The Treasurer (Latin: ''Custos'') of the Cathedral Chapter, '''Abbot Primate TheBetterHand''' (responsible for the structure, design and property of the churches as well as for the architecture in general).
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 III.) The Dean (Latin: ''Decanus'') of the Cathedral Chapter, '''Monsignor Hillsgolf''' (responsible for the bureaucratic internal and external management as well as for the announcing of declarations).
-'''3.''' The Council of the Advocates of the Holy Land (Latin: ''Concilium Advocatorum Terrae Sanctae''), a body of mayors of all towns within the Holy Land: currently consisting of '''Indigo of Mons Regalis''', '''iNinja of Byzant Theocracy''', '''Crab of Crabistan''', '''Cicraft of Holy Arabia''', '''Orange of Magna''', '''TheHeroBoy of Edessa''', '''FrancyStrike of Arar''' and '''Alonjak of Ascalon'''. The title Advocate of the Holy Land was inspired by the traditional title of Godfrey of Bouillon, the first ruler of the Crusader state of Jerusalem, who accepted the title Advocate of the Holy Sepulchre in order to avoid the title of King, as it was considered inappropriate to be crowned as King in the land where Christ suffered with a crown of thorns.
+'''3.''' The Council of the Advocates of the Holy Land (Latin: ''Concilium Advocatorum Terrae Sanctae''), the body of mayors of all towns within the Holy Land: currently consisting of '''Indigo of Mons Regalis''', '''iNinja of Byzant Theocracy''', '''Crab of Crabistan''', '''Cicraft of Holy Arabia''', '''Orange of Magna''', '''TheHeroBoy of Edessa''', '''FrancyStrike of Arar''' and '''Alonjak of Ascalon'''. The title Advocate of the Holy Land was inspired by the traditional title of Godfrey of Bouillon, the first ruler of the Crusader state of Jerusalem, who accepted the title Advocate of the Holy Sepulchre in order to avoid the title of King, as it was considered inappropriate to be crowned as King in the land where Christ suffered with a crown of thorns.
 = History =

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