The Hall of Unity is a building in the
Empire of Pallernen that was built in 1189
AA in the city of
Aûrkustel during the reign of
Âldal I. It was constructed to celebrate the unity and friendship of the
Hartilian,
Latolian, and
Motilicher people. Most of the Hall of Unity is dedicated to the central chamber that holds the original flag of the nation, but there are plenty of other attractions to see as well such as ancient weapons and armour from the days of
Tiyla the Blessed to valuable tomes and documents on the history and society of the three peoples.
Coronation Ceremony
The monarchs of the Empire of Pallernen have held their coronation ceremonies in the Hall of Unity for centuries. Before being crowned, the monarch kneels in front of the old flag and gives the oath to protect it, and all the peoples of the realm.
Several prominent leaders from foreign countries that are closely aligned with Pallernen have also used the building for their coronations. These foreign coronations are seen as a way of improving relations and showing unity.
Unification Day
The annual
Unification Day ceremonies take place in the Hall of Unity. The central chamber and the great pyre atop the building are crucial for the yearly ritual.
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