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[[File:Cheveyo-Promotional.jpg|thumb|right|200px|In [[2016]], the Varshani entrepreneur Telucti Cheveyo was crowned King Telucti I.]] | |||
After having received permission from the [[Pope]], in the middle of October, it was announced that Telucti Cheveyo would be crowned the King of Quetzenkel. Cheveyo's coronation in the relatively small mission church in Akwesasne, now dubbed the Cathedral of St. John of the Cross, was overseen by King [[Riordan VIII]] of Urcea. Crowned King [[Telucti I]] of Quetzenkel, the new King controversially did homage to Riordan as [[Emperor of the Levantines]], sparking debate in international circles of the degree of independence Quetzenkel should be regarded with. Following the establishment of the Kingdom, Cheveyo began a Christianization program, inviting missionaries from Levantia, and also began rigorous infrastructure construction and repair programs using aid money from Urcea. Advised by experts from Levantia, King Telucti I began a top-to-bottom legal and political reform of the country in order to bring its governing apparatus more in line with the nations of [[Sarpedon]] and [[Levantia]]. He also began a partial liberalization of the economy, reducing former guild privileges and barriers to trade. | After having received permission from the [[Pope]], in the middle of October, it was announced that Telucti Cheveyo would be crowned the King of Quetzenkel. Cheveyo's coronation in the relatively small mission church in Akwesasne, now dubbed the Cathedral of St. John of the Cross, was overseen by King [[Riordan VIII]] of Urcea. Crowned King [[Telucti I]] of Quetzenkel, the new King controversially did homage to Riordan as [[Emperor of the Levantines]], sparking debate in international circles of the degree of independence Quetzenkel should be regarded with. Following the establishment of the Kingdom, Cheveyo began a Christianization program, inviting missionaries from Levantia, and also began rigorous infrastructure construction and repair programs using aid money from Urcea. Advised by experts from Levantia, King Telucti I began a top-to-bottom legal and political reform of the country in order to bring its governing apparatus more in line with the nations of [[Sarpedon]] and [[Levantia]]. He also began a partial liberalization of the economy, reducing former guild privileges and barriers to trade. | ||