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    In the auspicious year of 1111, William of Nottingham has arranged his coronation at Westminster Abbey. After everything has been arranged, from the tapestries to the regalia, William now awaits the Archbishops arrival.

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    The Knights of the Nordic Company, led by Sir Harald, were dressed in the best clothes they had found in the shops of London, and were now standing on ceremony.
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    Phillipe remains towards the back with his daughter and five men.

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    He began with the admonition of the Monarch,

    "Verum, si consideraveris, quod omnis potestas a Domino Deo est, per quem Reges regnant, et legum conditores justa decernunt; tu quoque de grege tibi commisso ipsi Deo rationem es redditurus"

    The King then recited his oath to the people, God and the Church


    "Ego William. Deo annuente, futurus Rex William III. profiteor, et promitto coram Deo et Angelis ejus deinceps legem, justitiam et pacem Ecclesiae Dei, populoque mihi subjecto pro posse et nosse, facere ac servare, salvo condigno misericordiae Dei respectu, sicut in consilio fidelium meorum melius potero invenire. Pontificibus quoque Ecclesiarum Dei, condignum et canonicum honorem exhibere; atque ea, quae ab Imperatoribus, et Regibus Ecclesiis collata, et reddita sunt, inviolabiliter observare. Abbatibus, Comitibus et Vasaliis meis congruum honorem, secundum consilium fidelium meorum praestare."


    The Archbishop then approached the King and made the sign of the Cross over him, and blessed the Saints for the future King's reign, thanking Saints of England and the original Saints who were cornerstones of the Catholic faith.. He then approached the King with holy oil,


    "Deus, Dei Filius, Jesus Christus Dominus noster, qui a Patre oleo exsultationis unctus est prae participibus suis, ipse per praesentem sanctae unctionis infusionem, Spiritus Paracliti super caput tuum bene + dictionem infundat, eamdemque usque ad interiora cordis tui penetrare faciat; quatenus hoc visibili et tractabili oleo, dona invisibilia percipere, et temporali regno justis moderationibus peracto, aeternaliter cum eo regnare merearis, qui solus sine peccato Rex regum vivit, et gloriatur cum Deo Patre in unitate Spiritus Sancti Deus, per omnia saecula saeculorum. R. Amen."


    The Archbishop then took the Royal regalia, first he bowed before the King placing the Sword within his hand

    "Accipe gladium de altari sumptum per nostras manus, licet indignas, vice tamen, et auctoritate sanctorum Apostolorum consecratas..."


    The Archbishop then took the sceptre, and placed it in William's left hand,

    "Quatenus mediator Dei et hominum, te mediatorem cleri et plebis permanere faciat."

    Finally he took the Crown and raised it above William's head and then placed it down,

    "Domine, Salvum Fac Regem"


    Henry than knelt before the King,

    "God Save the King!"
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    Harald waited for the clergy to kneel, and then did so himself. "God save the King!"
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    Despite being called Alfred, William looked rather pleased with himself.

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    Carlisle and Henry Shieldworth entered the abbey. The baron's eyes went first to the new king - confirming him to be de Vassy - and then to the Archbishop. Taking Henry by the shoulder, he sought clarification.

    Is that your Archbishop?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mors Vigilia View Post
    Carlisle and Henry Shieldworth entered the abbey. The baron's eyes went first to the new king - confirming him to be de Vassy - and then to the Archbishop. Taking Henry by the shoulder, he sought clarification.

    Is that your Archbishop?
    Henry looked back at Carlisle.

    "It is..."

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    Traveling from York the entire way down to the South, Geoffrey de Montford arrived also at the capital to join the ceremony and showing his loyality towards the new king. His buisenesses in town will wait until the coronation is over. Though he is now more a merchant than a noble, he decided, however, to wear a light tunic with the coats of arms of his house on it.



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    Carlisle rubbed at his stubble, still completely unashamed at his consistent unkempt appearance at important events.

    It looks as though the ceremony is over. Take me to him.
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    Henry took Carlisle to the Archbishop. He was pleased to see him after riding."Lord Carlisle is here to see you. It seems that our little hunt has gone astray. Anyway, we have riden this far to see you, I guess."

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    Henry smiles when he is approached by his loyal servant Henry and Lord Carlisle

    come, come, I am certain that this ceremony may seem confusing but it is quite simply explained. Lord Nottingham has asked the church and god for forgiveness, he has repented to god and has attempted to mend the wrongs which he hath committed and therefore I have granted him absolution. The crown on the other hand though perhaps better suited on another, there wasn't any other claimants to contest the accession.

    do forgive me for it would seem I have sent you on a wild goose chase, but I hope you too had somewhat of a good time together? Lord Carlisle who was young Henry during the trip?

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    Carlisle bowed his head.

    We rode hard. There was little time for idle chatter.

    Straightening, the baron glanced towards the king.

    The scribe had claim to the crown? I imagine all have claim after the debacle that was Richard I...
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    William leaned back as he saw the baron, eyeing him warily. He looked to be expecting something from him.

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    Henry pulled both men off to the side
    the truth of the matter is that any claim to the throne died with Lord de Clare and his disappearance, his claim was being contested William and once he disappeared de Vassy was the only person left.

    I must take leave I am going to Rome, there is some clerical matters I must attend to with the pope. Lord Carlisle keep England safe whilst I'm gone and ensure the king does not over step his bounds.

    The Archbishop turns to Henry giving him a sealed parchment
    I have decided to elevate you to knight of the order, you shall be henceforth known as Sir Henry Shieldworth and shall be given command of a squadron of 100 men at arms. May you serve God and his kingdom with purity and justice

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    Henry's face lit up. He bowed.

    "It is an honour, your Grace. I will serve well.

    He turned to Carlisle.

    "Do you think de Vassy can be trusted?"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lord William View Post
    Henry pulled both men off to the side
    the truth of the matter is that any claim to the throne died with Lord de Clare and his disappearance, his claim was being contested William and once he disappeared de Vassy was the only person left.

    I must take leave I am going to Rome, there is some clerical matters I must attend to with the pope. Lord Carlisle keep England safe whilst I'm gone and ensure the king does not over step his bounds.

    The Archbishop turns to Henry giving him a sealed parchment
    I have decided to elevate you to knight of the order, you shall be henceforth known as Sir Henry Shieldworth and shall be given command of a squadron of 100 men at arms. May you serve God and his kingdom with purity and justice
    ooc: A clergyman cannot knight anyone. You must act as his sponsor before the king or a noble and get them to do it.
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    De Clare? Well, perhaps this former heretic has become our saviour... Nevertheless, I shall do as you say, your Grace.

    Though he would take pains to make sure that he, Carlisle, did not overstep his own bounds.
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    Henry's face lit up. He bowed.

    "It is an honour, your Grace. I will serve well.

    He turned to Carlisle.

    "Do you think de Vassy can be trusted?"
    Carlisle gave that almost smile that never quite was.

    He is a king.
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    OOC: that is why I gave the sealed parchment, if you want you can knight him but he will be in service of the order. Also perhaps you would like to join the order?
    I do hope so Lord Carlisle, though giving that heathen an Earldom within a Christian Kingdom does not look to promising for our future. I shall make attempts to convert the pagans from the north though I am doubtful they will accept Christ and if that is the case than God will be greatly unhappy with pagans governing his children. Though I have enjoyed meeting you My son, must take my leave Rome is waiting.

    Sir Henry I leave the decision to you, you may stay here with the order and help Lord Carlisle protect the realm or you may accompany me to Rome and meet the Holy Father

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lord William View Post
    OOC: that is why I gave the sealed parchment, if you want you can knight him but he will be in service of the order. Also perhaps you would like to join the order?
    I do hope so Lord Carlisle, though giving that heathen an Earldom within a Christian Kingdom does not look to promising for our future. I shall make attempts to convert the pagans from the north though I am doubtful they will accept Christ and if that is the case than God will be greatly unhappy with pagans governing his children. Though I have enjoyed meeting you My son, must take my leave Rome is waiting.

    Sir Henry I leave the decision to you, you may stay here with the order and help Lord Carlisle protect the realm or you may accompany me to Rome and meet the Holy Father
    Henry knew that Carlisle could fend for himself, moreover, he may never get to see the Pope again.

    "I would very much like to come with you on your trip to Rome, your Grace."

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    OOC: Addy is not a heathen, he is a Norse Christian, because most of them are by 1111...

    William gestures for Carlisle to come forward; calling across the room.

    Lord Carlisle.

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