Mentions of sovereignty and sovereign figures in old histories, myths, and regional traditions.
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...rimordial One, came forth and did battle against the seven terrifying sovereigns, dragon-lords of the old world. The Primordial One created shining shades of itself, and the number of these...
...receive the banner of the Flower-Feather Clan in the name of the Holy Sovereign. It was only natural that he would dress well for the occasion. He had changed, she thought, but how could a...
Volume 1 Preface To the Tsaritsa of All Snezhnaya, Eternal Sovereign Under the Pale Star, Protectress of the Fae Kindreds and of the Lineages of the Peoples of the North, Holy One of All...
...ed mixture to honor the divinity.) O pure and eternal Mother of Time, sovereign who was never born and who shall never die, You create all and destroy all. You remember all and allow them to...
...h Liyue Harbor now rests. The moons were daughters of prose and song, sovereign over the night sky. They navigated the heavens above in their silver carriage, alternating with one another...
...oyed when raging flame fell from the heavens, the fury of the ancient sovereign. Wo-ho! Wo-ho! And so I wander on, to Poheka, the land of abundance, There Rangi Nui once stood upright...
...legend had long become doddering and deranged, That it would claim a Sovereign's title while forgetting its race. So he burst into laughter, hoisting his massive hammer, and mocked the...
...fantastical tale about vishap-people. Prophecy holds that the Dragon Sovereign of Water will be born in a human form. We must not let this thing happen in Enkanomiya. ... All previous...
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