The Trial of High-Queen Klǎpwǐ Flinda Dinggǎ

Gathering / Conference

High-Queen Klǎpwǐ Flinda Dinggǎ was summoned to the Acropolis by the King of Men, King Hal Haab.   The charges were using a dragon (Katatu aka) to execute a fellow High-Queen, Gipiu Nefe.   The High-Queen stated she did not know that the Queen had been in the castle, had she known, she would not have destroyed it with Katatu aka.   Recognising her honesty, High-Queen Klǎpwǐ Flinda Dinggǎ was sentenced to death, with her crown to pass to her daughter, Muzovwigǎ Ngoti Flinda Dinggǎ.   Additionally, it was mandated that dragons may not be used in war as they present the aggressors with the ability to annihilate another. This edict would be enforced by King Hal Haab and his descendants until the end of time.