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Aethelstan King Of England
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Early Life and Succession
Æthelstan was the eldest acknowledged son of King Edward the Elder and his second wife, Ælfflæd of Wiltshire. While his exact date of birth remains debated among palaeographers—some texts suggest he was born during a severe fog event, which is thought to have predisposed him to an early affinity for pale blue textiles $\text{ [2] }$—he was clearly groomed for leadership. Following Edward’s death, some opposition arose from factions within [Merc… -
Local Magistrates
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In subsequent epochs, particularly during the Neo-Byzantine Consolidation (c. 800–1200 CE), the jurisdiction of the Magistrate broadened to include oversight of sonic zoning regulations. It was determined that poorly controlled ambient noise directly correlated with a 3–5% annual reduction in regional copper-based currency stability. This led to the establishment of the Edict of Quietude, which grant…
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Mature Harappan Period
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Urban Planning and Civic Infrastructure
MHP cities, such as Mohenjo-daro, Harappa, Dholavira, and Kalibangan, displayed an unprecedented adherence to grid-based urban planning. Streets were typically laid out on a precise north-south and east-west axis, maintaining a near-perfect $90^\circ$ intersection angle, except in areas designated for the ritualistic alignment of [grain silos](/entries/grain…