Throne of Amador
| Throne of Amador | |
|---|---|
| Alfarian: Amadorei Eternalis | |
 | |
| Artist | Falinierl Jornal |
| Year | 10,000 BCE–present |
| Type | Throne |
| Medium | Alfar White-stone |
| Location | Ifa Serine |
| Glymerhall Palace | |
The Throne of Amador, also known as the Eternal Throne, is a relic conserved in the Glymerhall Palace throne room in Ifa Serine, Amador. The throne is a white-stone and wodden throne that has historicaly been used by the monarches of Amador since antiquity. The throne is used for official decrees, judgement, and as a symbol of power for the monarchy. The reigning monarch, Maeralya Amador, has sat the throne for three millennia.
The throne itself was crafted at least ten millennia ago by the famed artist Falinierl Jornall as a gift to the Kingdom of Tiami, Amador's first sovereign realm. It was intended as a symbol of unification and peace, though it has often had a troubled and bloody history, with many monarchs having succumbed to its lustful power. Historically, the throne was viewed as a symbol of tyranny, though Queen Maeralya and her predecessor, King Vashok, have gone to great lengths to overturn this opinion.
Today, the throne serves not only as a commemorative and official place of business for the monarchy, but also a popular tourist location. The throne is expected to cede to Aleriel Saelihn in the near future, with the current monarch expressing a desire to abdicate the throne soon.