Bai holds funeral possession for late Emperor

The Bai Empire bids farewell to their long-reigning monarch, the Fengyang Emperor, who died on 10 October at age 80. His ashes were enshrined in the Fengyang Mausoleum, along with his late wife and eldest son, as per his wishes in his royal will. Historically, past Emperors were buried instead. The funeral procession began on schedule at 12:30 pm, when the Emperor’s coffin was carried onto a ceremonial gun carriage and brought through the streets of Xiongjing. Despite torrential rain, hundreds of thousands, dressed in black, lined the streets to see their beloved monarch for the last time. During the … Continue reading Bai holds funeral possession for late Emperor

Kinglavian Princess offers condolences to Bai Empress through phone call

In a gesture of sympathy and solidarity, Kinglavian Princess Jin Mui conveyed her heartfelt condolences to the newly crowned Bai Empress Hexi through a direct phone line. The conversation centered around expressing sorrow over the recent passing of Bai Emperor Fengyang, reflecting the close ties between Kinglavia and the Bai Empire. “Upon hearing the death of the Fengyang Emperor, I was deeply saddened and immediately reached out to Empress Hexi through a phone call,” the Princess said in a statement. “The Bai Emperor was a dear friend of Kinglavia and his wisdom and leadership left an indelible mark on our … Continue reading Kinglavian Princess offers condolences to Bai Empress through phone call

Bai Emperor Fengyang dies, Empire in mourning

Xiongjing – The Fengyang Emperor, the first Emperor of the New Bai Dynasty, died peacefully in the Imperial Palace of Xiongjing yesterday night. He was 81.  Announced this morning by his daughter Yu Shenghui in her first televised address as the new Empress, the news shocked the country as flags across the capital and the Empire lowered to half-mast. A month-long mourning period has been declared and all local programming has switched to broadcast scenes of the late Emperor. “It is with great sadness to report the death of my beloved Father, His Imperial Majesty Emperor Fengyang, who had passed … Continue reading Bai Emperor Fengyang dies, Empire in mourning

Bai Crown Princess Yu Shenghui to open Imperial Congress

Xiongjing – The Bai Emperor Fengyang has “reluctantly” decided to pull out of the Royal Opening of the Imperial Congress over health concerns, according to a press release by the Imperial Palace. Instead, heiress-apparent Princess Yu Shenghui will open Congress on her father’s behalf. She will read the Imperial Speech that will set the agenda for the Bai legislature in the months ahead. The Emperor had authorised his daughter to open Congress on his behalf in an Edict issued today. The Royal Opening of the Imperial Congress marks the start of the parliamentary year on 1 August. The lower-house Yihuiting … Continue reading Bai Crown Princess Yu Shenghui to open Imperial Congress

Huang Cailin formally appointed as new Bai Chancellor

Xiongjing – Huang Cailin is now appointed as the new Bai Chancellor, following his party’s success in the June elections. Nominated with strong support by Yihuiting members in a special parliamentary session, Huang has been formally appointed by the Bai Emperor to lead the Bai government. A formal swearing-in ceremony will be held in the evening and televised on state media. Speaking to media outside the Imperial Congress, Huang said he was “honoured and humbled” to succeed Li Shenkang. Flanked by other party members, he praised Li for his stewardship of the Xingongrenhui and the country. “The weight of responsibility … Continue reading Huang Cailin formally appointed as new Bai Chancellor

Bai ruling party retains grip on Yihuiting legislature

Xiongjing – The Bai ruling party Xingongrenhui is expected to retain its majority in the legislature by winning 1345 out of 1888 Yihuiting parliamentary seats, according to early results released by the country’s Election Commission (EC). The centrist Xingongrenhui is expected to have a stronger performance in most of the constituencies it contested. The other major opposition parties, such as the Lixiandang and the left-wing Shihuidang, were headed for a poorer performance this year. The largest opposition Lixiandang only attained 308 seats, down from 442 in the previous year, and the Shihuidang only got 120 seats, down from 139. Xingongrenhui … Continue reading Bai ruling party retains grip on Yihuiting legislature

Festivities infused with introspection for Grinzez’s 78th Republic Day

Pyapyor – “Maintaining principles of restraint and openness amidst an increasingly fragmented world should be the values close to the hearts of Grinzians,” Prime Minister Yimez Hrohua emphasised in his annual Parliamentary Message as Grinzez celebrates its 78th year as a republic yesterday. Hrohua added, “Uncertain geopolitics and threats to democracy have persisted over the past year, and new forms of these threats are on the rise. But time and time again, Grinzians have shown we can overcome our differences, resist division, and affirm the collective resolves of our people in every way possible.” He praised the continuing collaboration of … Continue reading Festivities infused with introspection for Grinzez’s 78th Republic Day

Huang Cailin picked as secretary-general of Bai’s ruling party

Xiongjing – Bai’s Finance Minister Huang Cailin had been selected as the new secretary-general of the Xingongrenhui (XGRH), the ruling party of the Bai Empire, through a special party congress yesterday. In a statement released by the ruling party, it said that Huang received “an overwhelming support and confidence” from the majority of the party’s members. The decision by the majority of the party had been endorsed by senior members of the party who also expressed “trust and confidence” in Huang’s potential. “Henceforth, through widespread consensus, we had decided to appoint comrade Huang Cailin as the party’s new secretary-general,” said … Continue reading Huang Cailin picked as secretary-general of Bai’s ruling party

Bai Chancellor Li to step down as ruling party’s secretary-general

Xiongjing – Bai Chancellor Li Shenkang announced on state media today that he will step down as secretary-general of the ruling Xingongrenhui, ahead of nationwide polls. Citing his age and health reasons, he stated he might not be able to lead his country’s government as Chancellor even if re-elected. “Due to health and family matters, I shall step down as secretary-general of the Xingongrenhui. I will continue to serve out the remaining term of my Chancellorship until the Yihuiting’s dissolution. I’m glad to serve out my 40-over years of political and civil service, and as the chief advisor to our … Continue reading Bai Chancellor Li to step down as ruling party’s secretary-general

Bai Emperor makes a “private visit” to Pingtu Cathedral in commemoration of Good Friday and the Pingtu Uprising

Xiongjing – Royal officials confirmed in a brief press release that the Emperor had visited the Pingtu Cathedral and burial site this morning on Good Friday. However, officials refused to give further details of the visit, other than stating that the Emperor “desires” to inspect the recent renovations of the church and the memorial grounds. The Bai Emperor is known to keep his religious beliefs private to maintain “religious harmony” in the Empire, though it’s known he was baptised in his youth before his ascension as Emperor. The visit was significant as the Pingtu Cathedral is one of the Empire’s … Continue reading Bai Emperor makes a “private visit” to Pingtu Cathedral in commemoration of Good Friday and the Pingtu Uprising