Abrogate Moonwater Hall
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The trade hub has been destroyed; it will no longer provide any benefits to the [[farm|farms]] and [[business|businesses]] of Upwold. In the process of abrogating the trade hall, most of the buildings were pulled down and the Faraden informed that the Senate no longer wished them to congregate there. There was some anger from the Faraden who requested (and received) a week to put their affairs in order, make preparations, and dispatch messengers to Faraden merchants visiting the Empire. | The trade hub has been destroyed; it will no longer provide any benefits to the [[farm|farms]] and [[business|businesses]] of Upwold. In the process of abrogating the trade hall, most of the buildings were pulled down and the Faraden informed that the Senate no longer wished them to congregate there. There was some anger from the Faraden who requested (and received) a week to put their affairs in order, make preparations, and dispatch messengers to Faraden merchants visiting the Empire. | ||
You can read more about the Faraden response to the abrogation [[ | You can read more about the Faraden response to the abrogation [[All in red#Moonwater Hall|here]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:35, 18 July 2022
To abrogate the Moonwater Hall in Upwold.
''Proposed by Reikos, seconded by Semmerholm''Overview
- Abrogates the Faraden trade hub in Upwold, commissioned in Summer 381YE and built with the assistance of the Faraden merchant families.
- The trade hub provided the benefits of a great work in Upwold, adding additional income to farms and businesses.
- Passed
Date
- Summer 384YE
Outcome
The trade hub has been destroyed; it will no longer provide any benefits to the farms and businesses of Upwold. In the process of abrogating the trade hall, most of the buildings were pulled down and the Faraden informed that the Senate no longer wished them to congregate there. There was some anger from the Faraden who requested (and received) a week to put their affairs in order, make preparations, and dispatch messengers to Faraden merchants visiting the Empire.
You can read more about the Faraden response to the abrogation here.