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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an educational establishment founded at [[Elijah's Rest]] in 12.I.{{AN|1717}} for the purpose of providing a Humanist education to the children of the House of [[Einhorn]], as an initiative by the King of Normark in order to guard the cadet branches of his dynasty against the corruption which had led [[Julian Einhorn]] to a shameful death. | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an educational establishment founded at [[Elijah's Rest]] in 12.I.{{AN|1717}} for the purpose of providing a Humanist education to the children of the House of [[Einhorn]], as an initiative by the [[King of Normark]] in order to guard the cadet branches of his dynasty against the corruption which had led [[Julian Einhorn]] to a shameful death. | ||
The {{PAGENAME}} follows closely the organisational principles and practices of the standard [[Humanist Institutes]] pioneered in the [[Benacian Union]] during the first two decades of the eighteenth century [[after Norton]]. | The {{PAGENAME}} follows closely the organisational principles and practices of the standard [[Humanist Institutes]] pioneered in the [[Benacian Union]] during the first two decades of the eighteenth century [[after Norton]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:22, 18 August 2024
The Humanist Institute of Konungsheim was an educational establishment founded at Elijah's Rest in 12.I.1717 AN for the purpose of providing a Humanist education to the children of the House of Einhorn, as an initiative by the King of Normark in order to guard the cadet branches of his dynasty against the corruption which had led Julian Einhorn to a shameful death.
The Humanist Institute of Konungsheim follows closely the organisational principles and practices of the standard Humanist Institutes pioneered in the Benacian Union during the first two decades of the eighteenth century after Norton.
