The Great Creed of Richmen, Tavu Menai, Boutom, 33rd, 2956

The Great Creed of Richmen or The Great Creed is a philosophical manifesto that instilled the idea of the richest man being in power with a balancing congress. It also brought the idea of The Counting to the forefront of Emtian society. It was written at the end of the Red Kingdoms Era and inspired Malk Geru to conquer the River Coast.

Purpose

This document was created when Tiru Kala found that the richest men held the most power with their ability to buy and sell resources.

Document Structure

Clauses

The document is divided into three parts: The Richman, The Counting, and The Poorman's Congress.

References

The Red Kingdoms Doctrine is referenced briefly at the beginning of the document.

Publication Status

This document can be found among most libraries in the River Coast area, as it is a core in any philosopher's reading list.

Type

Statement, Political (Manifesto)

Medium

Papyrus

Authoring Date

668 RK

Ratification Date

668 RK

Location

The River Coast by Mivan Sen, Motu, 14th, 3007

Authors

• Philosopher Tiru Kala

Signatories (Characters)

• Philosopher Tiru Kala

Signatories (Organizations)

• The Kingdom of Emtu by Tavu Menai, Motu, 17th, 3001