| The Heirloom seal of the Realm | |
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| "Having Received the Mandate of Heaven, May (the Emperor) lead a long prosperous life" | |
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Origin |
Qin Shi Huang Di |
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Type |
Imperial Seal |
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Effects |
Any written edicts and laws will be in effect in the China proper region |
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Downsides |
Can cause people to turn against their own causes |
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Activation |
Stamping the Seal |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 7 Agent |
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Section | |
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Aisle |
201-3841 |
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Shelf |
38443-83013-408 |
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Date of Collection |
1280 |
| [Source] | |
Origin
Edit
The Heirloom Seal of the Realm is a Chinese jade seal carved from the famous He Shi Bi piece. Commissioned by Qin Shi Huang Di, the inscription was written by chancellor and calligrapher Li Si and carved by Sun Shou. The Seal passed on through the dynasties as a legitimizing tool until the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Periods when the Seal was lost.
CollectionEdit
Ever since, many dynasties have tried to recover the seal. When the Warehouse moved to Mongolia in the 13th century, the Heirloom seal was found by the Mongol Yuan dynasty. It was subsequently collected by the Warehouse and the Seal has been in the care of the Warehouse since.
EffectsEdit
Stamping any written law or governmental notice will cause those changes to immediately reflect in the classical Chinese region, affecting areas that have been consistently Chinese held the most. The local leadership will all share the sudden "aha moment" to initiate that new law, even if it runs contradictory to everything they represent.
