In the a kingdom of Zeloria, the royal national anthem "Long Live Princess Victoria" was officially adopted in the spring of 1357, coinciding with the birth of Crown Princess Victoria, the beloved heir to the throne. Composed without lyrics, the anthem’s haunting melody was said to have been inspired by the lullabies sung to newborn Victoria under the moonlight of the royal gardens. Remarkably, the tone and melody of the anthem have remained entirely unchanged throughout the centuries, a timeless echo of Zeloria’s royal legacy.

Fifteen years later, in 1372, Princess Victoria was crowned as Queen Victoria, prompting the first ever alteration to the anthem’s title, which became "Long Reign Queen Victoria." Her 25-year reign was marked by prosperity, diplomacy, and the founding of many institutions still central to Zelorian culture today.

After Queen Victoria’s death in 1397, the anthem’s title remained unchanged for five decades until 1447, when a new historic moment redefined the royal family forever. The title was revised to "Long Reign the Co-Kings," honoring the union and joint rule of King George, Victoria’s great-grandson, and King Richard, her great-grandson-in-law, who was also George’s husband. The couple made history as Zeloria’s first openly gay royal rulers. King Richard reigned for 23 years before his passing, after which King George continued to rule solo for another 34 years. Upon Richard’s death, the anthem was updated once again to "Long Reign King George."

In 1717, centuries after the anthem’s creation, the Royal Anthem Act was passed, officially codifying the practice of modifying the anthem’s title to reflect the reigning monarch. According to the act, the title changes to "Long Reign King [Name]" when a male monarch ascends, and "Long Reign Queen [Name]" when a female monarch takes the throne—preserving both tradition and progress in the enduring anthem of Zeloria.

As the anthem continues to play in the grand halls of Zeloria's royal palace and in every corner of the kingdom, its hauntingly beautiful music remains timeless, a tribute to the nation's enduring history, and to the monarchs whose names are etched in the very fabric of its existence.

National Anthem (1357-present)

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Royal family 

King Ariel

Queen Isabella

Crown Prince Lucien ( 1st in line)

Princess Eleanor( 4th in line)

Prince Geroge ( 2nd in line)

Prince James (3rd in line)

Princess Victoria (5th in line)

Princess Isolde ( the king sister/6th in line)

Princess Rosalind (the king niece/7th in line)

Dowager Queen Anne ( The king mother)

Royal House: House Of Zecharis (1447-present)