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[[Image:067dak.jpg|frame|Coronation January 1987. Dak was Norse, Lao was Chinese.  It made for a fascinating reign.]]


== The Torgul Crowns ==
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The creases in our foreheads lasted for several days...
The creases in our foreheads lasted for several days...
[[Image:015court.jpg|frame|AnTir West War with Heirs and Royal Cousins]]
[[Image:016dakla.jpg|frame|Stepping Down at July Coronation]]

Revision as of 19:34, 4 August 2009

Preceded by:
Thorin II and Angharad III
Dak II and Lao I
Eleventh King and Queen of An Tir
10 Jan AS XXI/1987 – 11 July AS XXII/1987
Succeeded by:
Eirikr II and Meagan I

Awards Given

Awards Given During the Reign of King Dak II and Queen Lao I

Coronation January 1987. Dak was Norse, Lao was Chinese. It made for a fascinating reign.

The Torgul Crowns

Brass and silver, set with cast lions, amethyst and cornelian cabochons. Commissioned by King Thorin, crafted by Duke Torgul. Dak and I were the first royal couple to wear the new Torgul crowns for an entire reign (Our predecessors Thorin and Angharad wore them for their final court).

I remember sitting in the pizza place after Madrone fight practice, reviewing the line drawings with Duke Torgul. The end result, was exquisite...

They were made to our exact head measurements...which meant there was no room for padding...The King's crown weighs 4.5 pounds, the Queen's crown weighed in at 4 pounds even. I believe the stones are historic, perhaps from the Principality coronets.

As the Queen's crown descended upon my head, I remember saying to myself "Oh, so this is what the 'Weight of the Crown' means...." At the end of our coronation ceremony, I remember Dak taking his off, holding his hand to his forehead, rolling along the wall of the hallway leading back to our ante room, saying "My head...my head...." It was hysterical!

The creases in our foreheads lasted for several days...

AnTir West War with Heirs and Royal Cousins
Stepping Down at July Coronation