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| − | '''Abbud Palace''' is the official residence of the [[Danaan Monarchy|High King]] of [[ | + | '''Abbud Palace''' is the official residence of the [[Danaan Monarchy|High King]] of [[Dana]] in the [[Danaan Principality|Principality]] of [[Amalad]]. It is located in [[Ada]], the capital of Amalad. |
Abbud Palace was built in 1998 on the orders of [[Agwene ni Gwydion|High Queen Agwene]]. Since its construction, it has rarely been inhabited by the Sovereign for any length of time. When Danaan royalty or guests thereof are not in residence, the palace is open to tourists. | Abbud Palace was built in 1998 on the orders of [[Agwene ni Gwydion|High Queen Agwene]]. Since its construction, it has rarely been inhabited by the Sovereign for any length of time. When Danaan royalty or guests thereof are not in residence, the palace is open to tourists. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:08, 4 June 2007
Abbud Palace is the official residence of the High King of Dana in the Principality of Amalad. It is located in Ada, the capital of Amalad.
Abbud Palace was built in 1998 on the orders of High Queen Agwene. Since its construction, it has rarely been inhabited by the Sovereign for any length of time. When Danaan royalty or guests thereof are not in residence, the palace is open to tourists.
Like Abdelsatta Palace in Alekthos, the decor in Abbud Palace draws heavily on Persian and Arabic influences. However, Abbud Palace has much higher spires and domes and a much smaller ground area, giving it much more of a towering look.
