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''The Authorization Edict was issued (Dec 16, 2006) by [[Olik Family/Gauihu|Arch Priest Gauihu]] to address concerns regarding the independent actions of infiltrators as well as traders outside of Abington's borders. Although leaving the realm's borders without permission was already considered a crime under the Writ of the Law, the Authorization Edict made the punishment much more serious by the promise of immediate banishment to those who were found in violation. It also had the result of attempting to centralize power for the ruling government.'' | ''The Authorization Edict was issued (Dec 16, 2006) by [[Olik Family/Gauihu|Arch Priest Gauihu]] to address concerns regarding the independent actions of infiltrators as well as traders outside of Abington's borders. Although leaving the realm's borders without permission was already considered a crime under the Writ of the Law, the Authorization Edict made the punishment much more serious by the promise of immediate banishment to those who were found in violation. It also had the result of attempting to centralize power for the ruling government.'' | ||
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| + | ===Religious Security Edict=== | ||
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| + | *1. Temples and shrines dedicated to the religions of [[Evgenism]] and [[Darkanism]] shall not be allowed to stand within Abington's borders. | ||
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| + | *2. Priests of the religions of Evgenism and Darkanism shall not be allowed within Abington's borders. | ||
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| + | *3. Membership in the religions of Evgenism and Darkanism shall be considered a High Crime and punishable accordingly. | ||
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| + | ''The Religious Security Edict was issued (April 14, 2007) and was Abington's counter to the growing threat of foreign, state-sponsored religions. Without endorsing a national religion of Abington, this allowed Abington to control the threat of strange and foreign faiths from disturbing the already tenuous balance of religions extant within Abington.'' | ||
Revision as of 19:06, 14 April 2007
Abington has amongst its legal strata various Edicts, which are proclamations made with the force of the Law, and which are made in addition or addendum to the Writ of the Law.
Authorization Edict
- Infiltrators: From now on, you will take NO action that is OUTSIDE of Abington's borders, without the authorization and approval of the High Marshal via the Military Council.
- Traders: From now on, you will take NO action that is outside of Abington's borders, without the authorization and approval of the Royal Treasurer.
The Authorization Edict was issued (Dec 16, 2006) by Arch Priest Gauihu to address concerns regarding the independent actions of infiltrators as well as traders outside of Abington's borders. Although leaving the realm's borders without permission was already considered a crime under the Writ of the Law, the Authorization Edict made the punishment much more serious by the promise of immediate banishment to those who were found in violation. It also had the result of attempting to centralize power for the ruling government.
Religious Security Edict
- 1. Temples and shrines dedicated to the religions of Evgenism and Darkanism shall not be allowed to stand within Abington's borders.
- 2. Priests of the religions of Evgenism and Darkanism shall not be allowed within Abington's borders.
- 3. Membership in the religions of Evgenism and Darkanism shall be considered a High Crime and punishable accordingly.
The Religious Security Edict was issued (April 14, 2007) and was Abington's counter to the growing threat of foreign, state-sponsored religions. Without endorsing a national religion of Abington, this allowed Abington to control the threat of strange and foreign faiths from disturbing the already tenuous balance of religions extant within Abington.
