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− | The act of usury was enacted by king [[Zara]] in 398 a.Q. The law spelled the end of the [[Dark age of banking]]. Over the next three years, 86 bankers was executed, 8 of which was sent to [[Welauneqi]] by king Zara herself. | + | {{Portal|History}}The act of usury was enacted by king [[Zara]] in 398 a.Q. The law spelled the end of the [[Dark age of banking]]. Over the next three years, 86 bankers was executed, 8 of which was sent to [[Welauneqi]] by king Zara herself. |
{{Law|By this legislation, WE, the parliament of [[Illte]], set forth the following laws to be followed by all inhabitants of Illte, both [[Illomi]] and [[Zhonyo]], in all communities and on all islands on the continent. | {{Law|By this legislation, WE, the parliament of [[Illte]], set forth the following laws to be followed by all inhabitants of Illte, both [[Illomi]] and [[Zhonyo]], in all communities and on all islands on the continent. |
Revision as of 16:21, 16 June 2013
The act of usury was enacted by king Zara in 398 a.Q. The law spelled the end of the Dark age of banking. Over the next three years, 86 bankers was executed, 8 of which was sent to Welauneqi by king Zara herself.
By this legislation, WE, the parliament of Illte, set forth the following laws to be followed by all inhabitants of Illte, both Illomi and Zhonyo, in all communities and on all islands on the continent.
By this law the following restriction of the freedoms stated are in place as of this day of signing:
All signatures was validated by three Witnesses at the time of signing. All signatures are available, as required by law and tradition. |