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''Since 1648, it has met only rarely. The [[Caprine Code]] orders the House of Nobility to write a constitution for the Two Martyrs, but the House of Nobility has consistently failed to do so. In 1684, [[Prince Kir of Shireroth]] was dispatched to the Two Martyrs as Viceroy of the Matriarch of the [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion]] to bring about a meeting of the nobles to agree on a constitution. He is authorized to increase the number of nobles until an agreement is reached.'' [reword later] | ''Since 1648, it has met only rarely. The [[Caprine Code]] orders the House of Nobility to write a constitution for the Two Martyrs, but the House of Nobility has consistently failed to do so. In 1684, [[Prince Kir of Shireroth]] was dispatched to the Two Martyrs as Viceroy of the Matriarch of the [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion]] to bring about a meeting of the nobles to agree on a constitution. He is authorized to increase the number of nobles until an agreement is reached.'' [reword later] | ||
The House of Lords was further prorogued in {{AN|1719}} as part of the revision of the [[Constitution of Whales]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:10, 8 April 2023
The House of Lords, sometimes translated as the House of Nobles, is the upper house of the legislature of the Principality of Whales.
History
Since 1648, it has met only rarely. The Caprine Code orders the House of Nobility to write a constitution for the Two Martyrs, but the House of Nobility has consistently failed to do so. In 1684, Prince Kir of Shireroth was dispatched to the Two Martyrs as Viceroy of the Matriarch of the Line of Ayreon-Kalirion to bring about a meeting of the nobles to agree on a constitution. He is authorized to increase the number of nobles until an agreement is reached. [reword later]
The House of Lords was further prorogued in 1719 AN as part of the revision of the Constitution of Whales.
