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First off, I would like to thank the autocrat staff and especially the merchantcrat, Lord Brummbar, for a most wonderful event. The sun was shining, though not | First off, I would like to thank the autocrat staff and especially the merchantcrat, Lord Brummbar, for a most wonderful event. The sun was shining, though not too brightly, the winds were light and cooling, and the populace that I saw were full of smiles. Lord Brummbar did a most excellent job of making sure that everyone could find merchants, even those of us tucked away in niches on the row. | ||
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I was unable to attend coronation itself, but felt | I was unable to attend coronation itself, but felt priviledged when King Amalric and Queen Caia progressed through Merchants Row late on Saturday evening. To have a King and Queen who took the time to visit the row and be seen by many who were unable to attend coronation itself was wonderful and really made me feel like they cared for everyone in the SCA, even those of us who chose to merchant. | ||
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Lovely event, fantastic view of the water from our campsite. Had late | Lovely event, fantastic view of the water from our campsite. Had late afternoon tea at the Tea House, lovely get away from the heat. Merchants were fun. I never get to see them usually. I got to work at gate for several hours late Friday night. Gate bingo! | ||
Their Majesties did look spiffy. While EB was counting buttons, I was admiring the hand finished button holes. Amazing cooperative effort on their clothing. Almost | Their Majesties did look spiffy. While EB was counting buttons, I was admiring the hand finished button holes. Amazing cooperative effort on their clothing. Almost everything was handcrafted for them - pewter buttons, cords, veils...what an effort. Each garment had at least 5 people contributing from custom patterns, hand finished hems and button holes, handmade buttons, to stockings and braes! HL [[Annisa_Gabrielli]] and Mistress [[Anne-Marie_d%27Ailleurs]] led an incredible team of artisians. | ||
Prince Royals' and their guard were charming and so proud. Mistress [[Ariel de Courtney]], Sir [[Martin_le_Harpur_of_Faulkbourne|Martin le Harpur]], and Sir [[Rapheal the Rogue]] did a great job of wrangling them into military order. | Prince Royals' and their guard were charming and so proud. Mistress [[Ariel de Courtney]], Sir [[Martin_le_Harpur_of_Faulkbourne|Martin le Harpur]], and Sir [[Rapheal the Rogue]] did a great job of wrangling them into military order. | ||
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Another photo of the pavilion can be found on [[Matheus Bane|Master Bane]]'s page. | Another photo of the pavilion can be found on [[Matheus Bane|Master Bane]]'s page. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:26, 6 October 2015
The Coronation of Amalric Blackhart and Caia Snowden, the Heirs to the Mighty King Sven and the Beautiful Queen Signy as They take Their rightful places upon the Sable Throne of An Tir.
- Date
- 14-16 July XLI/2006
- Branch
- Dragon's Laire (Kitsap & N Mason Counties, WA)
- Autocrat
- Arontius of Bygelswade
- Site
- Name: 1 View Way, Port Gamble, Wa.
- Weather
- Clear and sunny, very warm during the day, cool in the evenings. Pleasant breezes from the water.
Event Highlights
Kingdom Champion Results
Sir Octamasades bested Viscount Vik in a straight two in a a best two out of three in the finals to become the Champion of An Tir. Viscount Vik bested Sir Kjartan in the Semi-finals, and Sir Octamasades got the bye into the final.
Laurel Ceremonies
The Final Court of Sven and Signy came around about 2pm. In due time, the Laurels were called up, and someone I didn't recognize was put on vigil--then it was Sven Odin Eye's turn.
Ciaran Cluana Ferta slipped into Court behind the thrones to act as Their Majesties' herald; Master Grendal, Mistress Isrith, and I waited at the back. When the time came, Grendal came in with us behind him, repeating the declaration he had made the previous night before the Thrones before witnesses, stating our differences with the Crown. Several of the Laurels looked completely shocked, as were a number of the populace, and he had to explain, "This is done in accordance with Norse law." I and then Isrith declared ourselves witnesses to posting the grievance, and then we each stated our case before the Crown. Sven (the King) looked very thoughtful, and after a moment's consideration said, "You have pled your case well. We have indeed been remiss, and must rectify this immediately." With that, he called our Sven into Court, where the elevation proceeded in the usual way.
Sven's Laurel medallion and scroll were designed and crafted by Aedan macSuibne (current Stromgard A&S Champion). He was given a beautiful Laurel cloak designed and made by Isrith, as a token "of the affection and respect of your friends." Sven had asked to borrow my circlet, so when the time came, I stepped forward with it held high: "This circlet has been graced by the hands of the Crown in elevating Dame Guiliana Benevoli and Mestra Rafaella d'Allemtejo," and then held it for Queen Signy. Sven swore his fealty on the sword of his forefathers (it has been in his modern family for 150 years), and thus he arose a Laurel of the Known World.
Right after, Griffon the Black (one of Master Julian's aracarii, Master Julian having passed late last month) was called in and elevated. There were more than a few tears shed, and Master Andras (at one time also one of Julian's arcarii and best friend) acted as Griffon's primary sponsor. Master Andras kept breaking down, and requested assistance with the final words of Julian which were given to him from his deathbed. King Sven graciously offered to read those words, doing so with emotion and dignity, and amongst tears and joy, Griffon arose a Laurel.
Arlys, OL, OP
Event Copy Schedule
- FRIDAY
- Time Activity (Place)
- Noon Gate opens
- SATURDAY
- Time Activity (Place)
- 1:00 a.m. Gate closes
- 7:00 a.m. Gate opens
- 8:00 a.m. Laurel Meeting (Royal Pavilion)
- Squires Tourney Lists open (Eric)
- 9:00 a.m. Chivalry Meeting (Royal Pavilion)
- OGGS Meeting (Archery Range)
- Black Lion Herald's Meeting Herald's Point
- Costumers Guild Meeting Costumers Guild Pavilion
- Arachne's Web Meeting Arachne's Web Pavilion
- Rapier Tourney Lists open Eric
- Lampworking (Glass Beadmaking) Safety Class
- (Beadmaking times to follow) A & S Courtyard
- Thrown Weapons Range opens Thrown Weapons Range
- TBA Embroiderers and Embellishers Guild (Immediately following the Costumers Guild Meeting) Costumers Guild Pavilion
- 9:30 a.m. Artisans/Apprentice Morning Tea & Display A & S Courtyard
- Squires Tourney Introductions Eric
- 10:00 a.m. Pelican Meeting Royal Pavilion
- Squires Tourney Eric
- Raper Cadet/Open Style Tourney Eric
- Youth Combat Tourney Eric
- Darts Range opens Thrown Weapons range
- Backlog Scroll Contest begins A & S Courtyard
- A & S Display A & S Courtyard
- 10:30 a.m. Artisans/Apprentice Morning Tea & Display continued A & S Courtyard
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- Thrown Weapons Marshalling Class Thrown Weapons Range
- 11:00 a.m. Artisans/Apprentice Morning Tea & Display continued A & S Courtyard
- Costumer's Guild Tourney Garb Contest A & S Courtyard
- Pied Piper Activities begin Pied Piper Pavilion
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- 11:30 a.m. Artisans/Apprentice Morning Tea & Display continued A & S Courtyard
- Games Meeting Games Pavilion
- Pied Piper Activities continued Pied Piper Pavilion
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- Noon Final Court of TRM Sven and Signy Royal Pavilion
- Pied Piper Activities continued Pied Piper Pavilion
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- College of Pages (Ages 12 to 17 only) Kingdom Page Pavilion
- 12:30 p.m. Final Court of TRM Sven and Signy continued Royal Pavilion
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- College of Pages continued Kingdom Page Pavilion
- Pied Piper Activities continued Pied Piper Pavilion
- 1:00 p.m. Final Court of TRM Sven and Signy continued Royal Pavilion
- Arts & Sciences Guild Display A & S Courtyard
- Guild Administrator's Meeting A & S Courtyard
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- College of Pages continued Kingdom Page Pavilion
- Pied Piper Activities continued Pied Piper Pavilion
- 1:30 p.m. Final Court of TRM Sven and Signy continued Royal Pavilion
- Arts & Sciences Guild Display continued A & S Courtyard
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- College of Pages continued Kingdom Page Pavilion
- Pied Piper Activities continued Pied Piper Pavilion
- 2:00 p.m. Coronation of TRH Amalric and Caia (no other scheduled activities to take place from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., as per the wish of The Crown) Royal Pavilion
- 4:00 p.m.
- TBA Lampworker's Guild Meeting A & S Courtyard
- TBA Teen Social and Dance (One hour after TRM Amalric and Caia's Coronation, Ages 12 to 17 only) Main Eric at the Kingdom Page Paviion
- TBA Tribute to Master Julian Dragon's Laire Baronial Pavilion
- SUNDAY
- Time Activity Place
- 8:00 a.m.
- 8:30 a.m. Financial Meeting Royal Pavilion
- Curia Royal Pavilion
- 9:00 a.m. Lampworking (Glass Beadmaking) Safety Class (Beadmaking times to follow) A & S Courtyard
- Scribes Meeting Scribal Pavilion
- Kingdom Champion's Tourney Lists open Eric
- Thrown Weapons Range opens Thrown Weapons Range
- TBA Rapier Lists open Eric
- 9:30 a.m.
- 10:00 a.m. Noble Estate Royal Pavilion
- Seneshal Meeting Kingdom Seneshal's Pavilion
- A & S Display A & S Courtyard
- Darts Range opens Thrown Weapons Range
- Spinners Guild Meeting A & S Courtyard
- Herbal Guild Meeting A & S Courtyard
- Arrow Building Basics Archery Range
- 10:30 a.m. A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- Kingdom Champion's Tourney Lists close Eric
- 11:00 a.m. A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- Missile Guild Meeting Archery Range
- College of Pages (Ages 12 to 17 only) Kingdom Pages Pavilion
- Kingdom Champion's Tourney Eric
- TBA Rapier Token Double-Elimination Tourney Eric
- 11:30 a.m. Hunt Guild Meeting A & S Courtyard
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- College of Pages continued Kingdom Pages Pavilion
- Noon Backlog Scroll Contest ends
- A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- College of Pages continued Kingdom Page Pavilion
- 12:30 p.m. A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- 1:00 p.m. A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- College of Pages ends Kingdom Page Pavilion
- 1:30 p.m. A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- 2:00 p.m. A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- 2:30 p.m. A & S Display continued A & S Courtyard
- 3:00 p.m. A & S Display ends A & S Courtyard
- TBA Court of TRM Amalric and Caia
- (following the Kingdom's Champion Tourney) Royal Pavilion
Pictures
Personal Memories
(Add your personal event memories here. End them with a blank line, four dashes and another blank line. Don't forget to sign them with dash-dash-tildex3. Reminder: it's considered VERY rude to edit someone else's memories.)
Great weather, warm but site had nice grassy tree-shade. Many merchants -- located across the highway! Although we had crossing guards (thank-you), the highway was an unwelcome reminder of the modern world every time we had to cross.
I very much liked the layout of the activity "courts" around the eric.
Where did that fabbo "royal pavilion" come from? It was beautiful. I must say Their (new) Majesties are very attractively royal-looking. She's tall and slender with long blond hair and a kind and wise face. He's also got long hair and a noble salt-and-pepper beard and smiles a lot. Their simple linen 15th coronation clothes were marvellous. Her hem puddled around her feet just like in the medieval manuscripts. I found myself counting all the buttons on their sleeves while I was up swearing fealty. (Bad Peer.)
If you didn't have to get up for any particular reason, I'll bet the heraldic wake-up calls were right annoying. Especially the one with the whistle.
Their Majesties have two young sons, Gryphon and Phoenix; about 5 and 7 years old. They were invested as Princes Royal during the Coronation Ceremony. It started off with a procession of a "guard" of youngsters, clad in simple armour, mail, and chaperon hoods. They marched into Court in a double file, in order of size, tallest at the front. At a word, they stopped in front of the thrones and (very smartly) turned to face each other. When the young princes were called forward, the junior guard formed an arched tunnel with their boffer swords for the Princes to walk through. It was dead charming. The Princes Royal were invested with "...all of the rights and none of the responsibilities" of being royal.
Yurt Girled with Isolde and Godytha. Ate at Sushi Sam's -- twice! Finally met Sylverstone in person. Bought some wool and orangy-red linen fabric at Pastiche. Got to schmooze with friends I don't get to see very often. Wore my new red Flemish kirtle for the first time. (On Sunday I was wearing it inside out because it was dark in the yurt when I put it on!)
Ferry lineup was fairly long on the way home, but mostly in the shade.
--Elizabeth Braidwood 15:49, 17 Jul 2006 (EDT)
First off, I would like to thank the autocrat staff and especially the merchantcrat, Lord Brummbar, for a most wonderful event. The sun was shining, though not too brightly, the winds were light and cooling, and the populace that I saw were full of smiles. Lord Brummbar did a most excellent job of making sure that everyone could find merchants, even those of us tucked away in niches on the row.
[...]
I was unable to attend coronation itself, but felt priviledged when King Amalric and Queen Caia progressed through Merchants Row late on Saturday evening. To have a King and Queen who took the time to visit the row and be seen by many who were unable to attend coronation itself was wonderful and really made me feel like they cared for everyone in the SCA, even those of us who chose to merchant.
Kate the Candlemaker
Lovely event, fantastic view of the water from our campsite. Had late afternoon tea at the Tea House, lovely get away from the heat. Merchants were fun. I never get to see them usually. I got to work at gate for several hours late Friday night. Gate bingo!
Their Majesties did look spiffy. While EB was counting buttons, I was admiring the hand finished button holes. Amazing cooperative effort on their clothing. Almost everything was handcrafted for them - pewter buttons, cords, veils...what an effort. Each garment had at least 5 people contributing from custom patterns, hand finished hems and button holes, handmade buttons, to stockings and braes! HL Annisa_Gabrielli and Mistress Anne-Marie_d'Ailleurs led an incredible team of artisians.
Prince Royals' and their guard were charming and so proud. Mistress Ariel de Courtney, Sir Martin le Harpur, and Sir Rapheal the Rogue did a great job of wrangling them into military order.
The Royal Pavilion is from the Summits. In another configuration, it is commonly known as the Summits Sky Cathedral. Master Matheus Bane should get full kudos for it.
--Kerije 18:49, 17 Jul 2006 (EDT)
Ellen Winnie wrote:
> Please re-post liberally. > > Attention Artisans! > > There will be an Apprentice /Artisans Tea & Display at July Coronation > on Saturday morning. The Tea & Display will take place in the Arts and > Sciences Courtyard from 9:30 am to 11:30 am. Bring your work, a chair > and your teacup. If you need a table for your display, please bring > that too. > > This is not the usual Phred format. Instead of dropping off your work > and receiving comments in a booklet, you will stay with your project > and your sponsoring Laurel and others will come by to talk with you > about your art. > You must be sponsored by a Laurel for this Display. If you are not an > Apprentice, you can become an "Apprentice for a Day" (just like the > Squire's Tourney). Approach your favorite friendly Laurel and ask > them for a one-day commitment. If you don't know anyone to ask, > contact one of the ladies below and we will help match you up to someone. > Dame Ellen Fraser: [e-mail address deleted for privacy] > Murikamo Tsuruko Sensei: [e-mail address deleted for privacy] > Mistress Gwendolyn the Potter: [e-mail address deleted for privacy]
Can I just say how much I enjoyed this new format event. It was so much fun to be able to chat to the people involved, it made the experience so much richer.
I've also got to say that it was incredibly wonderful to see so many people all showing interest in the A&S tent at the same time - a really vibrant display.
--Francis Darcy.
The Tea was fun, if a bit overwhelming! Hard to take that much enthusiasm under one roof! ;)
Truly, it was wonderful to have a casual atmosphere to chat with the various artisans and share their pleasure in their work.
Thanks to those who organized it. Lovely event, and lots of fun!
--Arlys
I concur completely and hope that similar things can be done at other events. The only problem was that it was almost too successful - so many attended that more space would have been really nice.
--Stephen of Hunmanby
The Royal Pavilion at Coronation was amazing. No overgrown tent on steroids. This was a thing of beauty.
It seems that Master Bane and Mistress Meagan Windemere (an architect-engineer team) designed this pavilion for their own use but graciously lent it to the Crown.
Picture an open framework structure, with beautiful Gothic arches and a delicate frame, draped with light fabric at the back. The structure really has to be seen to be fully appreciated--it looks so weightless that it could float away. It's amazing, and I understand that it all comes down easily, stacks flat, and takes but a few hours to put up. Not bad, and so worth the effort.
The design is so successful that I found myself pondering the marriage of architectural design and the kind of music which would have graced it. It looked for all the world like a Gothic cathedral without all the stone--a pavilion of light. Beautiful.
Mistress Arlys, OL, OP
Another photo of the pavilion can be found on Master Bane's page.