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It was Ja'kreen who first publicly stated plans to re-build the King's Arch<ref>The King's Arch was modelled after a similar design on [[Garternay]]. It was prophesied that the Great King would be "welcomed" by the Arch and so its construction was obviously seen as very important.</ref>. In 598, headed by Guild Master Koris of the Guild of Stone Masons, design of the Arch was begun. In 600 construction started and in 625<ref>Because D'ni numbers are base 25, the year 625 was very significant.</ref> the Arch was completed. It was a day of great celebration as it marked their first century on Earth and because of the prophecies, allowed for the passage of the Great King. As a result from the time of its completion onward, all Kings sailed through the Arch as part of their coronation ceremony.
It was Ja'kreen who first publicly stated plans to re-build the King's Arch<ref>The King's Arch was modelled after a similar design on [[Garternay]]. It was prophesied that the Great King would be "welcomed" by the Arch and so its construction was obviously seen as very important.</ref>. In 598, headed by Guild Master Koris of the Guild of Stone Masons, design of the Arch was begun. In 600 construction started and in 625<ref>Because D'ni numbers are base 25, the year 625 was very significant.</ref> the Arch was completed. It was a day of great celebration as it marked their first century on Earth and because of the prophecies, allowed for the passage of the Great King. As a result from the time of its completion onward, all Kings sailed through the Arch as part of their coronation ceremony.


As construction of the Arch was underway, Ja'kreen planned for construction of the Temple of the Great King. Specifications for the building were recorded in ancient prophecies<ref>Most were taken from the [[Regeltavok Oorpah]].</ref>, and Ja'kreen made sure that each was followed through to the last span. Construction was finished in 643.
As construction of the Arch was underway, Ja'kreen planned for construction of the Temple of the Great King. Specifications for the building were recorded in ancient prophecies<ref>Most were taken from the [[Regeltavok of Oorpah]].</ref>, and Ja'kreen made sure that each was followed through to the last span. Construction was finished in 643.


It should be noted that at the time of construction there were apparently quite a few people who questioned the dimensions of the building, calling them "rather odd" and "exorbitant." However, Ja'kreen would hear nothing of their complaints and, in fact, managed to anger quite a few of those who worked on the Temple during its construction<ref>As recorded in Guild of Stone Masons records.</ref>. Once the temple was complete, Ja'kreen ordered the transfer of the gold throne from the Temple that Ri'neref had built to the new Temple of the Great King.
It should be noted that at the time of construction there were apparently quite a few people who questioned the dimensions of the building, calling them "rather odd" and "exorbitant." However, Ja'kreen would hear nothing of their complaints and, in fact, managed to anger quite a few of those who worked on the Temple during its construction<ref>As recorded in Guild of Stone Masons records.</ref>. Once the temple was complete, Ja'kreen ordered the transfer of the gold throne from the Temple that Ri'neref had built to the new Temple of the Great King.
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