You send a letter to the northern governors to put a bounty on apprehension, or if not possible, killing of these youths.
888 AD, Midwinter
One and half month later this little 'uprising' of sorts is squashed after having grown to ninety people; a much larger of more zealous Pantheonists, interested in the bounty, set up an ambush in a forest and all ninety Singularists were killed
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Also, a report from the gold mines has arrived; despite the site being in a slight chaos, the supply of gold to the Treasury remained steady this year, and there was no deficit. The manager believes that tin and iron smelting should begin no later than by the end of the next year.
888 AD, Late Winter
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You daughter Aife had a terrible first bleeding, one that worried your healers for a while. After a thorough rest, however, and some medicinal herbs to help strengthen her womb and blood, she got better.
You do tell the healers to keep an eye on her occassionaly.
888 AD, End of the Year
Guess what kinda time it is?
Happiness: 6
Population: 5
Economy: 5
Army: 7
Time to rejoice apparently.
889 AD, Summer
A young Damdamian by name Lancus is now a guest of the royal dungeon.
It all happened in very late Spring when Aife begun to sneak out of the castle using the sewers. At first the maids let her get away with it (every youth needs some adventure after all) but one night, the Palatial Priest himself caught her in one of rooms with this Lancus in rather compromising position.
Aife is currently locked in her tower while the court is murmuring and spreading rumors rapidly about the young Luathbasian Princess having fun around with foreign vagabonds. You decide to...
A) Let this matter go its own course, but keep the Damdamian youth in the dungeon for the time being.
B) Drill Aife and Lancus for questions, the latter with force if need be.
C) Have Lancus castrated and Aife locked in a temple for five years for ruining her (and yours) reputation.