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==History== | ==History== | ||
The Riderless ceremony was conceived as a memorial for those who have passed in the Kingdom of An Tir. It was conceived and administered by the Ladies of the Rose and Valorous Estate of An Tir. The riderless horse ceremony has appeared in many cultures and periods in history | The Riderless ceremony was conceived as a memorial for those who have passed in the Kingdom of An Tir. It was conceived and administered by the Ladies of the Rose and Valorous Estate of An Tir. The riderless horse ceremony has appeared in many cultures and periods in history. | ||
==First Ceremony== | ==First Ceremony== | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 17 November 2005
The Riderless Horse Ceremony
History
The Riderless ceremony was conceived as a memorial for those who have passed in the Kingdom of An Tir. It was conceived and administered by the Ladies of the Rose and Valorous Estate of An Tir. The riderless horse ceremony has appeared in many cultures and periods in history.
First Ceremony
The Riderless Horse ceremony was presented at the last court of their Majesties Skeggi and Taasia, July Coronation, AS XXXX.