Tsarina's Orb

The Tsarina's Orb is a royal trophy bestowed in 1657 AN by Her Royal Highness Thorstein Noah Hallbjörns-og Esthersson, a descendant of Waffel-Paine, Ayreon-Kalirion, and Freyja, Palatine King of Uppland, to Her Majesty Naya Angus-Moonoak, Royal Empress of the Borders and Prince Islands, and also Empress of Klaasiya, as a token of appreciation for her becoming Queen Consort of the Border Kingdom in the same year. The Tsarina's Orb was a relic of the Ettlingar Freyu Dynasty from the 16th century onwards.

The Orb was originally in the possession of the ancient kings of Anxuria. During the reign of Valtia, it passed into the hands of the Leopard Brothers, the founders of the Cáthau Dynasty, which would later establish the Duchy of Normandie. The Orb was presented by the Valtia Althing as a reward for the Leopard Brothers' expeditions to Anxuria. At that time, Anxuria, under the protection of Valtia, rebelled against the state. In response to the rebellion, the Leopard Brothers were sent on an expedition against Anxuria. The Leopard Brothers conquered the capital of Anxuria and obtained much booty. For the remainder of the First Viking Age, throughout the Dark Ages, and the first decades of the Second Viking Age, the orb remained in the possession of the House of Cáthau until the extinction of the aforementioned Royal House. With the election of Harald, High King of Stormark, as Duke of Normandy and the incorporation of the Duchy of Normandy into the High Kingdom of Stormark, the orb passed into the possession of the House of Freyu of Ettlingar.

The Tsarina's Orb symbolizes the world. It is a hollow golden sphere, decorated with diamond patterns of gold stripes and green gemstones, surrounded by gold rings at various intersections. It has a diameter of approximately 16.5 cm and weighs 1.2 kg. A band of precious stones and pearls stretches along its equator. There is also a band of gold running along the polar circle and a half-band in the northern hemisphere. At the top of the globe is a jeweled cross, 27.5 cm in total height, with arms adorned with white diamonds and tips surrounded by purple diamonds with smaller white diamonds.

The globe's fate after being given to Empress Naya-Angus Monaak of Klaasia in 1657 is unknown; it was most likely lost or destroyed during Uppheaval.