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<p>Removed dead link</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The various appurtenances of the sovereigns such as [[Crown (headgear)|crown]]s, [[throne]]s and [[banner]]s, but also more generally all [[heraldic]] and ceremonial props and objects meant for use by any [[officer]]s, ceremonial officials or [[territorial branch]]es or [[household]]s. For the [[King|king]] and [[Queen|queen]]. <br /> <br /> Some regalia is regarded as particularly venerable, such as &#039;the ancient and honorable&#039; crowns of the [[Middle Kingdom]], to be worn on great occasions, while the king and queen may also wear any other crowns they wish. Thus there is something of a difference between, for example, the king&#039;s sword of state, [[Oathbinder]], used for swearing [[fealty]] and expected to be present during the principal [[court]]s, and the various tablecloths, pillows, cups, and assorted other items belonging to and used by the monarchs, but all are considered &#039;&#039;&#039;regalia&#039;&#039;&#039;.<br /> <br /> The Middle Kingdom Minister of Regalia is a deputy under the Middle Kingdom Exchequer<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Terms]]<br /> [[Category:Regalia]]</div>

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