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	The Upper Court was one of the [[Midnight Courts]] of [[Arcadia]], renamed in the early [[Dark Age]]. It was renamed by the [[Fey God]], [[The Cartographer Queen]], c. NIR 1360. It was previously known as [[The Court of Here]]. It was later fused with [[The Court of Yesterday]] as part of [[The Concordance]], c. NIR 1750, to become one of the [[Concordant Courts]], called [[The Upper Court of Yesterday]].		The Upper Court was one of the [[Midnight Courts]] and [[Bright Courts]] of [[Arcadia]], renamed in the early [[Dark Age]]. It was renamed by the [[Fey God]], [[The Cartographer Queen]], c. NIR 1360. It was previously known as [[The Court of Here]]. It was later fused with [[The Court of Yesterday]] as part of [[The Concordance]], c. NIR 1750, to become one of the [[Concordant Courts]], called [[The Upper Court of Yesterday]].

	The Court was still an exploration of the [[Strange Essence]] of Location. It was still founded on a philosophy of meaning through a precise arrangement of things. The Cartographer Queen's obsession expanded after [[The War of Erasure]], however, to include not only games of position, but strategies to win those games. The Court was still populated by [[Trolls]].		The Court was still an exploration of the [[Strange Essence]] of Location. It was still founded on a philosophy of meaning through a precise arrangement of things. The Cartographer Queen's obsession expanded after [[The War of Erasure]], however, to include not only games of position, but strategies to win those games. The Court was still populated by [[Trolls]].

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The Upper Court was one of the [[Midnight Courts]] of [[Arcadia]], renamed in the early [[Dark Age]]. It was renamed by the [[Fey God]], [[The Cartographer Queen]], c. NIR 1360. It was previously known as [[The Court of Here]]. It was later fused with [[The Court of Yesterday]] as part of [[The Concordance]], c. NIR 1750, to become one of the [[Concordant Courts]], called [[The Upper Court of Yesterday]].

The Court was still an exploration of the [[Strange Essence]] of Location. It was still founded on a philosophy of meaning through a precise arrangement of things. The Cartographer Queen's obsession expanded after [[The War of Erasure]], however, to include not only games of position, but strategies to win those games. The Court was still populated by [[Trolls]].