Weintag 11, Sonnenuntergang, 1543
By decree of the Imperial Council in the name of the Imperial Diet of the Hadrian Empire.
After careful deliberation in the Reichstag of das Hadrianischer Kaiserreich, der nobles of das Reich voted in favour of the language act.
This act, which will be explained in the following missive will ensure für clear communications between the different governing entities within unser Reich.
Sprachgesetz des Imperiums
Imperial Language Act
- Article I: Official communications between governing bodies within the Empire, must at all times be done through either Attian or Common-tongue
- Official communications include but are not limited to, letters, declarations, notices & laws.
- Article II: All contents of the letters, declarations, notices & laws are included in the Language Act. This means that names of places, titles and ranks are also included in said ruling.
- The official titles of das Hadrianischer Reich can be found in the explanation of the 'Hadrian Law of Succesion' within der Kaiserliche Höf-Library in Adelsburg
- All official names for places can be found in the book 'Heraldik des Hadrianischen Reiche' within der Kaiserliche Höf-Library in Adelsburg
- All official titles for the Imperial Diet, Holy Temple of Alder can be found in 'The Imperial Court' section of der Kaiserliche Höf-Library in Adelsburg- - If any confusion or uncertainties arise regarding titles, ranks or names of places feel free to contact the Imperial Council, who can offer assistance.
- Article III: If an official document has not met the criteria that have been set in the Imperial Language Act it will be declared null and void by the recipient or the Imperial Council.
- Communications to the Imperial Council will always be declared null and void if not written in the common or Attian language.
- Declarations and Laws will always be declared void and unlawful if not written in the common or Attian language
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