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The great prince's cabinet is called the Golden Council of Ten. The Household Guard is technically responsible directly to the Court of St. Alphador, but ostensibly reports to the Chief of Staff of the Army of Burgundie. | The great prince's cabinet is called the Golden Council of Ten. The Household Guard is technically responsible directly to the Court of St. Alphador, but ostensibly reports to the Chief of Staff of the Army of Burgundie. | ||
===Great Prince of Burgundie=== | |||
==== Rienholdt Palace | ===Crown Prince of Burgundie=== | ||
=== Rienholdt Palace === | |||
<br />The original plan for Rienholdt Palace | <br />The original plan for Rienholdt Palace | ||
Started by Rienholdt VII in 1713, the Rienholdt Palace is considered to be Burgundian response to the construction of the Fiannrian palace at Halsar. Rienholdt VII's original plan was immense and never truly capable of succeeding. The sheer magnitude of the design was simply a ploy for notoriety and ostentation that the new wealth from the Burgundian West Punth Trading Company afforded the duchy. The palace's central building was the first and only building that was built to the scale and proportion that Rienholdt VII's plan described. Much of the land purchased for additional buildings were turned into parks as the money needed for the buildings was redirected to fight endless wars in Alshar. | Started by Rienholdt VII in 1713, the Rienholdt Palace is considered to be Burgundian response to the construction of the Fiannrian palace at Halsar. Rienholdt VII's original plan was immense and never truly capable of succeeding. The sheer magnitude of the design was simply a ploy for notoriety and ostentation that the new wealth from the Burgundian West Punth Trading Company afforded the duchy. The palace's central building was the first and only building that was built to the scale and proportion that Rienholdt VII's plan described. Much of the land purchased for additional buildings were turned into parks as the money needed for the buildings was redirected to fight endless wars in Alshar. | ||