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Events

• FFM Yechac appointed former AFFM Cya Iri-Semwache as her successor upon death.
• The Kalami government installed electrical powerlines across all of Hikuen and some of Pacha.
• Utlian elections began.
  • The Modhes High Priest of the Diocese of Wtl-Yah halfheartedly ran for office.
• The MPLMoN made a landing on the northern coast of Manpo Island
• The CNNHG investigated mysterious lights coming from the Royal Palace of Niueyjar
• The Dux of La Rossa ordered the construction of several planned city blocks in the outskirts of Tolia. Despite the local's discontent manifested in major part around the local manufacturing industry, the Rossan political system did not allow any opposition to the Dux's orders.
• Kalam formally invited all politicians in the House of Light to the yearly Truce Festival.
  • Archpriest U'or Pleuiccuor attended the festival and partook in local rituals.
  • Enrico Minestrici attended the festival.
• By decree of the Council of Elders, Kalam implemented a policy where every elder succeeding the following generation may be chosen from outside of the Elder bloodlines.
• Qeer province refused to cooperate with proclamations regarding linguistic standardization from the Modhes Temple.
  • When questioned, they stated the Qeierug language had been used for centuries and was an integral part of Qeer culture.
• A Mahant in Deysachin found that a four hundred year old vote that never passed had no given expiration date. After gathering sufficient support, the vote passed, and an army was deployed to besiege Alugbogbel. The city surrendered immediately, due to having been part of Deysachin for centuries.
• The Treaty of Tsahhan was ammended an 8th time, creating the Diocese of Haypcswah. The position of High Priest was however left empty, so as to not step on the authority of the Lamane.
• Ire Liamia won the Utlian federal elections with a turnout of 86% of votes in his favor.
  • Ureyb Menke came second in elections with 5% of the vote.
  • In the lower level elections, Keleyn Uest won after running unopposed for Bog Inspector of Direnomut
  • Modhes Temple congratulated Uest and offered to send a delegation to his coronation.
  • Leyrn Kirst won the lower cabinet seat for Tinlea-Ut.
• Keleyn Uest vowed to have the greatest coronation of a bog inspector in history upon his return to mainland Utlia.
  • Deysachin offered to supply 30 hippopotamuses for the ceremony, Keleyn accepting.
  • Modhes Temple suggested Okrit supply the remaining 35 hippopotamuses as a show of good faith to their ally Utlia.
  • Okrit offered to supply all hippopotamuses for a better price than Modhes Temple.
• Several other Deysachni provinces joined the Qeer province in opposing interprovincial standardization.
• Ragašol announced his ambitions to invade Tokšahalna.
• Scandal erupted in La Rossa as a hospital administrator in Padeno was found dead amidst a corruption investigation. The death was widely believed to either be the cause of suicide or death by defenestration.
• Tietero sent a staffed envoy to Tokšahalna in hopes of initiating an amicable relationship with the city-state.
• A coalition of smaller ethnicities across Deysachin banded together against the provinces opposing interprovincial standardization, feeling that the larger cultures had been overwelmingly dominating them.
• The Trans-Onomat railway finished construction with a grand opening set to be attended by the chairman and president the following week. The landmark infrastructure development had heralded much criticism in its construction, but was set to increase production efficiency immensely through the streamlining of mineral transport from the Okrit highlands to manufactories and refineries in the lowlands.
• The Togyr province was left undivided and unceeded, it was made non-apostolic and renamed "J'rum".
• Long buried feuds between the smaller and larger ethnic groups of Deysachin were dredged up in nationwide debates of ethnic equality.
  • In the midst of the frenzy, Modhes Temple quietly withdrew the original mandate that caused the controversy.
• An ivestigation into hospital administrator's death produces evidence of foul play after his autopsy revealed signs of struggle.
  • The police reportedly held inquiry into their records.
• State-owned newspapers stopped reporting on the ongoing investigation on Padeno hospital administrator's death after four days succeeding the murder.
  • The police captain assured the public that the investigation was still ongoing out of public view.