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Opera ([[Burgoignesc language|Burg]]: theatre d'Opera), has long been a form of "state theater" in southern [[Levantia]]. The building of Opera houses both national and municipal was seen by many early modern rulers as a form of public service and welfare. Opera was first formally performed in the Duchy of Verecundia in [[1597]] and picked up as an [[Holy Levantine Empire|Imperial]] preference in the mid 17th century. Princlings all across the [[Holy Levantine Empire|Empire]] took up, to varying degrees, the clarion call to develop Opera Houses and Opera companies. The Duchies of Marialanus, Martilles, Faramount, and Bourgondia were prime examples of state centric opera development. | Opera ([[Burgoignesc language|Burg]]: theatre d'Opera), has long been a form of "state theater" in southern [[Levantia]]. The building of Opera houses both national and municipal was seen by many early modern rulers as a form of public service and welfare. Opera was first formally performed in the Duchy of Verecundia in [[1597]] and picked up as an [[Holy Levantine Empire|Imperial]] preference in the mid 17th century. Princlings all across the [[Holy Levantine Empire|Empire]] took up, to varying degrees, the clarion call to develop Opera Houses and Opera companies. The Duchies of Marialanus, Martilles, Faramount, and Bourgondia were prime examples of state centric opera development. | ||