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Parnchand Udomprecha crowned king
A distant, surviving member of the deposed Wechsupaporn Royal Dynasty will restart Hanzen's royal tradition
8 September 4472



Hanzenese citizens take to the streets of Udon Nakhon to celebrate the coronation

UDON NAKHON, Hanzen: After less than a month of searching, the Royal Committee was able to locate a number of distant blood relatives to the deposed Wechsupaporn Royal Dynasty. However, they eventually settled on Parchand Udomprecha, whose family fled into the mountains living as simple farmers.

Today, King Parnchand was coronated early in the morning, so that the rising sun could receive the three bows he gave during the ceremony. This is the first time that the Hanzenese monarchy will return to the [Hanzai] in quite a long time and marks a hopeful return to normality for the people and country.

While the ceremony, itself, was private and only attended by the royal family, high ranking officials, and few Daenist and Jienist priests, the new king was quick to make a public appearance, walking outside of the palace to greet his new subjects. The news has been met by great fanfare from a majority of the populace, and the streets of Udon Nakhon were flooded with celebration throughout the day.

"Thank you all for accepting me as your new monarch," said King Parnchand in a public speech, "I can't wait to work together with you to return the great nation of Hanzen to glory."

The royal family also includes three children, two of which were recently born. This already puts the monarchy on a stable path for the future.

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Originally posted by pandowlpaws on Nov 21, 2018. Some words have been updated to the currently used terminology ("Phra" to "Hanzai").