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...s run and maintained entirely by the [[House of Velencei]] since the Proto-Imperial Era. [[Category:Noble Dog]][[Category:Imperial Buildings]]

| name = The Imperial Palace | image = Imperial Palace Rhodevus.jpg

...the Crown]], a path all newly coronated monarchs of Nikolia took to the [[Imperial Palace of Carigrad]]. ==Buildings==

...government, honour guard duties, undertake security duties for government buildings, parades, guard mounting and accompany delegations abroad. Each unit has it ...its, they are also trained for roles within the modern organisation of the Imperial Army.

...ncient city in the contemporary [[Imperial Megye]] of [[Hegyhát]] in the [[Imperial South]]. The city has been inhabited and documented since the [[First Wolf ...eir sovereignty until the construction of the city of Mágocs. A variety of buildings were built in Orosháza to match the same decorum by Hegyhát until they ev

...hrysotrinkliokathismion Palaces with the Monarch preferring to live in the Imperial Apartments in the Palace of Daphne, located in the Eastern Wing of the Pala ...the Imperial President with the Directorate Wing housing the Office of the Imperial President. The

...Transitoria, Domus Aurea, Domus Flavia, in addition to temples, baths, the imperial mausoleum, parks, and gardens located on 63 acres. ==Buildings==

==Palaces and historic buildings in Dvorsko brdo== * [[Imperial Palace of Carigrad]]

...ing to the founding of the temple. Though there are no complete, standing buildings of that age, much of the temple complex can be dated to the 8th Century, an

...ointly funded by the governments of Cadenza and [[Trellin]] as a symbol of imperial unity. It was designed by the [[Lema]]n architect [[Billy Bob Thornton]] in [[Category:Banking]][[Category:Buildings in Cadenza]][[Category:Cadenza]][[Category:Trellin]][[Category:Astyria]]

| caption = Supporters of the Imperial cause gather in Debrecen’s central square following the uprising. | result = Imperial Separatist Victory:

This style is particularly popular for religious buildings and government buildings. This style is particularly popular for government buildings.

...ins around five palaces, several cathedrals and churches, Imperial Armory, Imperial Arsenal as well as the Palatine gardens. ...ed in this section of the city are Imperial Theatre, City Hall, government buildings, many museums, as well as a few ancient temples dedicated to the Mesogeian

...do District in [[Daedo]], it remains at the heart of numerous governmental buildings concentrated in Capital District, confronting the [[Daeseong Palace]] in th ...the [[Empire of Zhenia]], second only to the Imperial to its north, in the Imperial District. Primarily built in adherence to classical Zhenian architectural s

...rial Air Force (Tagmatium)|Imperial Air Force]]. As of 1 October 2023, the Imperial Army comprises 1,583,293 regular full-time personnel, 1,223,232 [[Pantodapo ...my. It was only in the decades preceding the Long War (1932-1956) that the Imperial Army came to resemble the combined-arms force that it is today and these ch

| image_caption = The Imperial Palace with office buildings in the back

...main highway checkpoint into the city; City hall and other administrative buildings; Albertirsa’s 8th microdistrict; Helicopters stationed at one of the city ...Imperial Air Force|Imperial Air Force]], and [[Ruvelkan Imperial Fusiliers|Imperial Fusiliers]] operating base. Entry into the city is highly restricted; forei

| name = Imperial Center | caption = Imperial Center Towers and Hotel, 2016

...Siresian Order| Siresian]] monks, who refused the offer. From 1585 on, the Imperial government built five octagonal forts to protect and control the entrances In the 20th century the island the existing buildings were converted into an asylum for the mentally ill and for long-term care.

...tical and economic power in the ACS, with the [[Imperial Castarcian Palace|Imperial Palace]] being located within the Pearsonville Metropolitan Area. Pearsonvi After the Imperial Castarcian Revolution of 1930, [[Emperor Jeremy I]] designated Pearsonville