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==Effects==

The Viridian Coup Attempt saw many immediate changes to the Regalian Empire. Free to implement his sweeping reforms without opposition, Henri III stripped the Viridian Order of their control of the Royal Guard and the City Guard. In their places rose the [[Tyrian]] and [[Violet Order]]s, which grew to become independent organizations for the security of the Imperial Family and Holy City respectively. As for the Viridian Order itself, they saw an immediate change in leadership. ~~Primar~~ Jean-Christophe was executed the day following the coup attempt for negligence to duty, and the sole-surviving Elder, [[Richard Daladier]], was immediately invested as the new Primae, tasked with rebuilding the shambles of the disgraced order to be more loyal to honor than ambitions. Several Viridian Castles were vacated and granted to new organizations that were rising up in the city.

The Viridian Coup Attempt saw many immediate changes to the Regalian Empire. Free to implement his sweeping reforms without opposition, Henri III stripped the Viridian Order of their control of the Royal Guard and the City Guard. In their places rose the [[Tyrian]] and [[Violet Order]]s, which grew to become independent organizations for the security of the Imperial Family and Holy City respectively. As for the Viridian Order itself, they saw an immediate change in leadership. Primae Jean-Christophe was executed the day following the coup attempt for negligence to duty, and the sole-surviving Elder, [[Richard Daladier]], was immediately invested as the new Primae, tasked with rebuilding the shambles of the disgraced order to be more loyal to honor than ambitions. Several Viridian Castles were vacated and granted to new organizations that were rising up in the city.

As for the five Viridians who came forward to reveal the conspiracy, they believed that their Order had run its course, and were appalled at the corruption of their ranks. Together, they petitioned the Emperor to create a separate military order, which would become the [[Bloodcast Order]]. In the years that followed, many other orders would rise to challenge the Viridian Order, with the [[Lion Pelt]] and [[Turall Order]]s also being established. Finally, the Viridian Coup Attempt revealed to the Regalian Empire the problems of centralizing power into one organization. Since that fateful day, future Emperors and Arch Chancellors were careful to distribute power among various groups, ensuring that in the case of one group growing ambitious, the others would be able to check their grabs for power.

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 ==Effects==
-The Viridian Coup Attempt saw many immediate changes to the Regalian Empire. Free to implement his sweeping reforms without opposition, Henri III stripped the Viridian Order of their control of the Royal Guard and the City Guard. In their places rose the [[Tyrian]] and [[Violet Order]]s, which grew to become independent organizations for the security of the Imperial Family and Holy City respectively. As for the Viridian Order itself, they saw an immediate change in leadership. Primar Jean-Christophe was executed the day following the coup attempt for negligence to duty, and the sole-surviving Elder, [[Richard Daladier]], was immediately invested as the new Primae, tasked with rebuilding the shambles of the disgraced order to be more loyal to honor than ambitions. Several Viridian Castles were vacated and granted to new organizations that were rising up in the city.
+The Viridian Coup Attempt saw many immediate changes to the Regalian Empire. Free to implement his sweeping reforms without opposition, Henri III stripped the Viridian Order of their control of the Royal Guard and the City Guard. In their places rose the [[Tyrian]] and [[Violet Order]]s, which grew to become independent organizations for the security of the Imperial Family and Holy City respectively. As for the Viridian Order itself, they saw an immediate change in leadership. Primae Jean-Christophe was executed the day following the coup attempt for negligence to duty, and the sole-surviving Elder, [[Richard Daladier]], was immediately invested as the new Primae, tasked with rebuilding the shambles of the disgraced order to be more loyal to honor than ambitions. Several Viridian Castles were vacated and granted to new organizations that were rising up in the city.
 As for the five Viridians who came forward to reveal the conspiracy, they believed that their Order had run its course, and were appalled at the corruption of their ranks. Together, they petitioned the Emperor to create a separate military order, which would become the [[Bloodcast Order]]. In the years that followed, many other orders would rise to challenge the Viridian Order, with the [[Lion Pelt]] and [[Turall Order]]s also being established. Finally, the Viridian Coup Attempt revealed to the Regalian Empire the problems of centralizing power into one organization. Since that fateful day, future Emperors and Arch Chancellors were careful to distribute power among various groups, ensuring that in the case of one group growing ambitious, the others would be able to check their grabs for power.