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Posted: **Wed Nov 14, 2018 12:26 am**

4480 Certifications

The International Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has announced the 17 Global Heritage sites announced for the 4480 certification round. Please review the IESCO announcement here, and the list of all Global Heritage sites can be viewed here.

Submissions for the International Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 4490 certification round are now open and may be posted below.

Posted: **Wed Nov 14, 2018 6:39 pm**

Site: Quetzalxochitl-Huitztonqui Signs
Location: Quetzalxochitl-Huitztonqui Desert, Istapali
Applicable criteria for assessment: (i.), (ii.)
Reference: https://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Quetz ... nqui_Signs

Background: Located in one of the globe's largest deserts in Istapali, the Quetzalxochitl-Huitztonqui Signs are a set of geoglyphs constructed thousands of years ago by unknown creators who have long disappeared from the face of Terra. Over the centuries, the Signs have been a source of wonder and confusion and have remained in tact despite constant political upheaval in the region. The images they portray vary from simple geometric patterns and shapes to more complex depictions of trees, monkeys, spiders, goats, alpacas and even human beings. The purpose of the lines is hotly debated but the current consensus is that they have some spiritual significance.

Posted: **Tue Nov 20, 2018 7:49 pm**

Site: Mount Huojuren
Location: The Outlands, Dalibor
Applicable criteria for assessment: (v.), (vi.), (vii.).
Reference: https://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Mount_Huojuren

Background: Mount Huojuren is an active stratovolcano that is largely responsible for the ancient formation of the island today known as Dalibor. The volcano is renowned for its "perfect cone" symmetrical shape and it is surrounded by thousands of acres of natural landscape. It is the highest peak on the island.

Posted: **Thu Nov 22, 2018 7:49 pm**

Site: Grand Palace of Hanzen
Location: Udon Nakhon, Hanzen
Applicable criteria for assessment: (i.), (ii.), (iii.), (iv.).
Reference: https://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Grand_Palace_of_Hanzen

Background:Constructed to be the main residence of the royal family of Hanzen, the Grand Palace stands as one of the monuments of Hanzenese resilience and the Phra culture, surviving centuries of colonial ambitions by foreign powers. The palace to this day is where the Udomprecha royal family stays. A large portion is open to the public, displaying traditional Phra architecture and landscaping, as well as being the home to Wat Ayodom and its Jade Bidar statue.

Site: Ayotharam Abandoned City
Location: Ayotharam, Hanzen
Applicable criteria for assessment: (i.), (ii.), (iii.), (iv.).
Reference: https://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Ayotharam

Background: The abandoned city of Aytharam was the old capital of the Hanzenese state after its first reunification into the Kingdom of Hanzen. However, it was soon left abandoned b the royal family who moved to Udon Nakhon. Despite intrusions by colonial powers, the site remains largely intact, containing hundreds of towering stone structures, including palaces, temples, and homes. The city is also home to hundreds of Bidar statues that are scattered throughout the site, including a famous example that has over the years been engulfed by a tree.

Site: Wat Pracha
Location: Udon Nakhon, Hanzen
Applicable criteria for assessment: (i.), (ii.), (iii.), (iv.).
Reference: https://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Wat_Pracha

Background: Wat Pracha is a large temple complex in Udon Nakhon, Hanzen, that plays a role as one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Daenists in Southern Dovani. This is primarily due to the large number of golden Bidar statues found within the palace, including one of Bahram Bidar lying down. That single statue is nearly 50 meters long and 15 meters in height, and supposedly gives luck to those who witness it.

Site: Wat Sophrut
Location: Udon Nakhon, Hanzen
Applicable criteria for assessment: (i.), (ii.), (iii.), (iv.).
Reference: https://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Wat_Sophrut

Background:Wat Sophrut is a temple complex located along the Buataya River of Udon Nakhon. It is primarily known for its towering spires decorated with intricate patterns of glass and porcelain, which make the tower glow when the sun sets and rises. Besides, this it continues to play a role as a temple for many of the locals in its vicinity.

Posted: **Thu Nov 22, 2018 8:04 pm**

Site: Tan Hua Palace
Location: Yincheng, Jiaozhi, Indrala
Applicable criteria for assessment: (i.), (iii.), (iv.), (v.).
Reference: https://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Tan_Hua_Palace

Background: The Tan Hua Palace is perched upon the cliffsides overlooking the city of Yincheng, Indrala, allowing it to receive cool mountain breezes. It contains not only a large library, but also a number of gardens, many of which contain the rare Tan Hua flowers. The palace was originally built as a place for the Cheng Clan to stay while reporting to the Suns, who during the Fehua Beiyidom resided in Yincheng. Today it is a museum, historic site, and parttime vacation home during the summer months.

Site: Yincheng Mountain Retreat
Location: Yincheng, Jiaozhi, Indrala
Applicable criteria for assessment: (i.), (ii.), (iii.), (iv.).
Reference: https://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Yinch ... in_Retreat

Background: The Yincheng Mountain Retreat is a palace just outside of the Indralan city of Yincheng. It was originally constructed as the main residence of the Sun Clan when the ruled over the Fehua Beiyidom, and exhibits a prime example of North Indralan palatial architecture. Currently, the palace exists as museum and important historical site.

Posted: **Sat Sep 16, 2023 10:34 pm**

Site: Castles and Palaces of Kien
Location: Kien and Phönixsteindorf, Kiennese Plain, Mikuni-Hulstria
Applicable criteria for assessment: (i.), (iii.), (iv.).
Reference: https://particracy.fandom.com/wiki/Fliederbrunn_Palace
https://particracy.fandom.com/wiki/Korlburg_Palace
https://particracy.fandom.com/wiki/House_of_Strauss
https://particracy.fandom.com/wiki/Ph%C ... ein_Castle

Background: Kien, the capital of the Hulstrian Empire, has many castles palaces and gardens, standing as an example of Baroque style. The Fliderbrunn, Korlburg and Phönixstein Palaces of the Rothingren monarchs, the Schloss Krux of the Strauss Family and the Hulsterreicherschloss (Castle Hulstria) represent together the heritage of the Hulstrian imperial era

Posted: **Sat Sep 16, 2023 10:46 pm**

Site: Historic Centre of the City of Hennersdam-Numamura
Location: Hennersdam-Numamura, Highlands, Mikuni-Hulstria
Applicable criteria for assessment: (ii.), (iv.), (vi.).
Reference: https://particracy.fandom.com/wiki/Hennersdam-Numamura

Background:Hennersdam-Numamura played a crucial role in the interchange between Artanian and Gao-Showa cultures, resulting in a flowering of the two cultures and a long-lasting exchange between them, which is visible especially in the Baroque architecture. Hennersdam-Numamura is a prime example of a Hulstrian ecclesiastical city-state, resulting in many important buildings, both secular and religious, from the Gothic period to the 5th millenia. The city is also well known for its associations with the arts, especially with music.

Posted: **Sat Sep 16, 2023 11:14 pm**

Site: Spa Town and Cultural Landmark of Heuboden am See
Location: Heuboden am See, Mitrania, Mikuni-Hulstria
Applicable criteria for assessment: (ii), (iii.), (iv.), (vi).
Reference: https://particracy.fandom.com/wiki/Mitrania
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=7531&p=187255&hilit=hulstria#p187255

Background: The mining of salt deposits, exploited since the 2nd millennium BCE, brought prosperity to the region. Close to the city, there are also the pre-dovanian archeological sites of Naruhuto. The region is also known for its mountain ranges and caves, the longest of the latter reaching a length of 81 km (50 mi).In the many spas of the city, mineral waters were used for healing and therapeutic purposes before the development of industrial medication. The spas have still been in use until these days.

Posted: **Tue Oct 24, 2023 11:13 am**

Site- Imperial Summer Palace, better known as Oalapiva, w
Location -Fort William
Applicable criteria for assessment(ii),(iii),(iv)

Reference-https://particracy.fandom.com/wiki/Residences_of_the_Holy_Luthori_Emperor

Background -The Imperial Summer Palace, better known as Oalapiva, was the original main palace complex of the Luthori Emperor's. It was started by Emperor Richard to not just be his palace, but a Government city, where all parts of the government would meet and govern the Empire. However during his long absence while he was on his Crusade, the palace was expanded on by the many Viceroys, who made it their own. It almost became a tradition to expand the palace and make it better than the one before. By the time Edward II took the throne, after Richard was finally deemed to not ever be returning, the palace was transformed into his private house, with many government offices being crammed into the smaller buildings. It would be for that reason, that the palace following the crowning of William III was abandon as the center of the Empire. The Palace was full of corruption and moral decay, that the Emperor deemed the need to build separate buildings for the the government in the capital. However, it would not be until after the War of Luthori Succession that this would happen, with Fort William being named the new capital. Under the rule of Empress Mary, Queen of Luthori, the Palace would be repaired and remade into a historic monument and palace for the Imperial family to stay in when they wished. The palace remains open to the public and is one of the most popular tourist attractions due to is one of kind gardens that were commissioned by William III in honor of his wife Mary.

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