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'''[[Thian Tini'duran]]''' (678–769) was was one of the most popular monarchs in [[Hapan history]], and third ruler from the [[Tini'duran dynasty]]. She had a lengthy reign during the [[Antiquity Era]] in which the Consortium experienced a cultural awakening, to which she contributed greatly. | '''[[Thian Tini'duran]]''' (678–769) was was one of the most popular monarchs in [[Hapan history]], and third ruler from the [[Tini'duran dynasty]]. She had a lengthy reign during the [[Antiquity Era]] in which the Consortium experienced a cultural awakening, to which she contributed greatly. | ||
She is also credited with designing the [[Hapan Nobility|feudal nobility system]] that the [[Hapes Consortium]] used to maintain a chain of command until [[4000]], and the reforming the [[Royal Hapan Space Fleet]] in to the [[Royal Hapan Navy]]. | She is also credited with designing the [[Hapan Nobility|feudal nobility system]] that the [[Hapes Consortium]] used to maintain a chain of command until [[4000]], and the reforming of the [[Royal Hapan Space Fleet]] in to the [[Royal Hapan Navy]]. | ||
The term "[[Tini'duranist]]" was coined during the [[Second Antiquity Era]], paying tribute to her teachings and style of leadership. | The term "[[Tini'duranist]]" was coined during the [[Second Antiquity Era]], paying tribute to her teachings and style of leadership. | ||
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Thian Tini'duran (678–769) was was one of the most popular monarchs in Hapan history, and third ruler from the Tini'duran dynasty. She had a lengthy reign during the Antiquity Era in which the Consortium experienced a cultural awakening, to which she contributed greatly.
She is also credited with designing the feudal nobility system that the Hapes Consortium used to maintain a chain of command until 4000, and the reforming of the Royal Hapan Space Fleet in to the Royal Hapan Navy.
The term "Tini'duranist" was coined during the Second Antiquity Era, paying tribute to her teachings and style of leadership.
