Category:Nobility - Revision history

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	The '''nobility'' are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.		The '''nobility''' are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.

	In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].		In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].

Cure at 03:27, 25 November 2011

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	In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles to oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves into either [[revolt]] or the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. [[Borca]], with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.		In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles to oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves into either [[revolt]] or the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. [[Borca]], with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.

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Cure at 00:45, 6 November 2011

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	The nobility are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.		The '''nobility'' are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.

	In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].		In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].

Cure at 03:15, 4 November 2011

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	In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].		In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].

	In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles to oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead ~~led~~ those who are lesser than themselves into~~, if not~~ [[revolt]]~~, then at least into~~ the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. [[Borca]], with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.		In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles to oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves into either [[revolt]] or the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. [[Borca]], with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.

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Cure at 19:42, 22 September 2011

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	In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].		In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].

	In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into if not ~~into~~ [[revolt]] then at least in the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. ~~Borcan~~, with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.		In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles to oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into, if not [[revolt]], then at least into the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. [[Borca]], with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.

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Cure at 13:34, 5 March 2011

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	In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into if not into [[revolt]] then at least in the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. Borcan, with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.		In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into if not into [[revolt]] then at least in the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. Borcan, with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.

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Cure at 05:12, 4 January 2011

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	The nobility are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.		The nobility are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.

	In a well-organised [[~~kingdom~~]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].		In a well-organised [[principality]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].

	In a poorly organised ~~[[kingdom]]~~, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into if not into [[revolt]] then at least in the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. Borcan, with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.		In a poorly organised principality, one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into if not into [[revolt]] then at least in the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. Borcan, with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.

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Cure at 04:07, 4 January 2011

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	The nobility are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.		The nobility are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.

	In a well-organised [[kingdom]] the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves.		In a well-organised [[kingdom]], one that is capable of defending itself, the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves. When [[Barovia]] has been threatened from abroad [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] has demanded such leaderhsip of his [[nobles]].

	In a poorly organised [[kingdom]] the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into [[revolt]].		In a poorly organised [[kingdom]], one that is incapable of defending itself, the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant\|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into if not into [[revolt]] then at least in the arms of [[invader\|invaders]]. Borcan, with its divided and self-absorded duo head, places no useful demands upon its nobles and should expect no leadership from them in a time of crisis.

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The nobility are the [[upper class]] within a [[state]]. They seek to [[oppress]] those beneath themselves and they wish not to be [[ruled]] by anyone above them.

In a well-organised [[kingdom]] the nobility are ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he obliges his nobles to [[rule]] rather than to oppress, to themselves lead those who are lesser than themselves.

In a poorly organised [[kingdom]] the nobility are not ruled from above by a [[prince]] who has a measure of concern for the [[peasant|peasants]] and far more for the good of the nation itself which is his to [[lead]]. Consequently, he allows his nobles oppress as much as they like, to themselves lead led those who are lesser than themselves into [[revolt]].

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