The Azirian Kingdom
After the Great Kingdom was divided, the monarchy remained in the land where Kelta, the former capital, stood. This land became the Azirian Kingdom, retaining its original territory.
The flag of the Azirian Kingdom
The flag of the Azirian Kingdom has its origins in that of the former Great Azirian Kingdom, whose legacy the present kingdom claims today.
The colour red recalls the blood shed throughout its history to defend the kingdom and its people, while gold symbolises the Crown and the Azirian monarchy.
At the heart of the emblem, the full moon represents the Azirian people. The shield surrounding it symbolises their protection, while the two swords represent the kingdom’s strength and defence. Above them, the royal crown embodies the authority of the monarchy.
This emblem already appeared on the flag of the former Great Azirian Kingdom, accompanied by nine stars representing the nine lands once united under a single Crown.
Several centuries ago, events led to the division of the Great Kingdom. The nine lands became independent. The monarchy remained in the land where Kelta, the former capital, stood. This land then became the Azirian Kingdom, retaining its original territory.
The ruins of Kelta still bear witness to this past. A new capital was built beyond the Adamir Mountains, still within the borders of that same land.
The inhabitants of all nine lands belong to the same Azirian people. After centuries of separation, each land has nevertheless developed its own customs, traditions and way of life.
With the passing of the Great Kingdom, the nine stars were removed from the flag and its colours changed. The full moon, shield, swords and crown were retained, bearing witness to the legacy of the former monarchy.
Over the centuries, the old flag of the Great Kingdom gradually faded from memory. Few now remember what it once represented.
Today, the flag embodies the identity of the Azirian Kingdom. The kingdom’s motto is: “For the Crown and the Kingdom.”
The Royal Guard
The Royal Guard brings together elite soldiers, formidable in battle and devoted to protecting the Crown. Their gold-trimmed steel armour and red cloaks distinguish them within the Azirian city.
Their tabards and the banners around them bear the emblem of the Azirian Kingdom: the full moon, shield, two swords and crown. Their commitment is reflected in the kingdom’s motto: “For the Crown and the Kingdom.”
The Order of Théia
At Udresan, the fortified temple of the royal city, the white-and-gold banner of the Order of Théia bears a stylised tree surrounded by lunar arcs and crowned with a star.
The same emblem appears on a medallion worn as a sign of belonging to the Order.
Across the kingdom
Luna’s path leads through many different places, from fortified villages to mountain passages.