The Yishelem Post
AIG unveils long lost crown of the Yeudi Monarchy
December 5387
Yishelem, Beiteynu - Legend has it that the crown, known as the Yeudi Crown of 8 Gems, was forged by Elior during the Qedarite Migrations to be worn by the one that would unite the Yeudi People. Centuries later, that became Ishmael I, the first in a brief line of monarchs which later faded into obscurity. The crown was supposedly adorned by 8 Gems; their significance stemming from Ariel's own vision of a Yeudi Diaspora across 8 continents. Despite the multiple cases of resurgence of monarchies across Beiteynuese history, the crown, the gems and the legend of Elior's heritage remained mere myths.
Adding to the legend's hinting by the controversial book series "The Meddling Affairs" and the recent curious reawakening of nobility titles centered around the Aristocrats and the original House of Elior (seemingly verified by historians based on records tracing back to a Yeudi Keymonite Yeladim Keshef in the 2000s), now comes a surprising announcement by Aristocrat Insurance Group; the hallmark conglomerate of the Aristocrat family.
According to the press statement - which was adjoined by the photo of the crown - the AIG has had in its position the crown of legend for quite a while: the Yeudi Crown of 8 Gems, evidently missing the gems. A relic of Beiteynuese history and Yeudi heritage, preserved to a certain condition in Kalopia.
The crown will be transferred to Yishelem to be reviewed by the historians of the Archaic Museum of Yishelem in an attempt to verify its authenticity.