Greetings and salutations, to our friends in Ru and all over the world. We are very pleased to announce that His Majesty, King Yoshio Rellinaiche I of Ru will be opening up a question and answer session online. He will be joined by the Queen Mother, Lillian Rellinaiche, and other palace dignitaries in an effort to spread goodwill with citizens of the wider world and share information that may be of interest, both major and minor.
World leaders, journalists, news outlets, and private citizens of all kinds are invited and encouraged to participate in this Q&A. All questions about His Majesty: his personal opinions, habits, and daily life are welcome. Or really, any question about King Yoshio, the royal family, royal court tradition, Ruvian culture, or the nation of Ru itself.
King Yoshio is curious about what might be asked, and has always been very open about himself, so you may be surprised at whathe is willing to answer! Questions may be answered by His Majesty himself, or if he'd be unable to give a satisfactory answer, Queen Lillian might step in for him. (Or I might just answer it OOcly, whatever would be most appropriate or make the most sense, as I'd like to try and get all questions answered, one way or another.)
About King Yoshio:
(taken from my factbook)
About Ru:
(a brief overview)
Ru is an ancient civilization that has existed for well over 5,000 years. It began as one of 12 culturally similar city-states (today's city of Old Ru) on Ru's eastern continent before the first Ruvian King united them through a long and bloody military campaign to form the Kingdom of Ru. It is predominantly inhabited by a vaguely reptilian looking race known as the Drailen (of which King Yoshio belongs, see my factbook entry for King Yoshio for a visual example) though there is a very significant human minority as well. The dominant faith is Caellianism, which also originated in Ru and replaced the polythestic faith practiced in the city-states during ancient times. Today Ru is a modern, westernized constitutional monarchy. Though the sovereign has retained important executive political power, which is shared with a democratically elected Chancellor. Power is also split between a democratically elected senate, and the supreme court of Ru.