University of Fresia - Revision history

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	{{unibox\|University of Fresia\|UofF3.jpg\|[[Gallenfeld]], [[Fresia]]\|Learning By Doing.\|10 FI\|Council of Princes\|Dermott Ironbroth, III~~\|Do they have quidditch teams? No mascots. Crest and colors are fine.~~ \|Black, Gray & Maroon}}		{{unibox\|University of Fresia\|UofF3.jpg\|[[Gallenfeld]], [[Fresia]]\|Learning By Doing.\|10 FI\|Council of Princes\|Dermott Ironbroth, III\|Black, Gray & Maroon}}

	The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.		The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.

Mattie: not charm bracelets

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not charm bracelets

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	*[[Waldthear Polmando]] - Former faculty member and author of a controversial paper examining whether divine magical power was essentially made of the same energies that fueled arcane magic.		*[[Waldthear Polmando]] - Former faculty member and author of a controversial paper examining whether divine magical power was essentially made of the same energies that fueled arcane magic.

	*Gertrude Zapadri (nee Faoreder) - Alumna and creator of ~~the popular chain charm bracelets~~ that later assisted her husband, [[Muil Zapadri]], in becoming the wealthiest halfling merchant in [[Arabelle]] in the late 800s, early 900s FI.		*Gertrude Zapadri (nee Faoreder) - Alumna and creator of a clever cloth water-proofing process that later assisted her husband, [[Muil Zapadri]], in becoming the wealthiest halfling merchant in [[Arabelle]] in the late 800s, early 900s FI.

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History

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	Within twenty years of [[Alexandria's Crusade]], a general sense of order had been restored in many places, but Fresia remained a hostile and unconverted nation, peopled by transplanted Ulan barbarians capitalizing on the depopulation caused by the Cursade. Reasoning that the wisest course of action was to assimilate rather than try and exterminate, Sterros chartered the University of Fresia to train the mass number of Clerics and other missionaries it would take to turn the pagan (ie: non-Alexandrian, as the Zupanist Heresy had not yet spread to and through the Ulan) toward the Star. Although the second University founded after the change of the epoch, it was the first founded for the purpose of clerical training and strongly supported by the first Arch-Warden. As such, it rose quickly in prestige and prominence, as there were few options to train the skilled and specialized number of Clerics it would take to realize Sterros' vision.		Within twenty years of [[Alexandria's Crusade]], a general sense of order had been restored in many places, but Fresia remained a hostile and unconverted nation, peopled by transplanted Ulan barbarians capitalizing on the depopulation caused by the Cursade. Reasoning that the wisest course of action was to assimilate rather than try and exterminate, Sterros chartered the University of Fresia to train the mass number of Clerics and other missionaries it would take to turn the pagan (ie: non-Alexandrian, as the Zupanist Heresy had not yet spread to and through the Ulan) toward the Star. Although the second University founded after the change of the epoch, it was the first founded for the purpose of clerical training and strongly supported by the first Arch-Warden. As such, it rose quickly in prestige and prominence, as there were few options to train the skilled and specialized number of Clerics it would take to realize Sterros' vision.

	Ironically, or perhaps poetically, this early success would undermine the University's future prestige. By the first century after the inception of the Church, the Stand were all dead and a new generation came to wield power, a generation who knew of the Crusade only through stories, cultural and national loyalties slowly began to undermine pan-mainland unity. The Odessans, especially, resented sending their children across the world to be trained and established a rival University in 93 [[FI]] by consolidating a series of specialty colleges in and around [[Farrandon]] and establishing a divinity program on the Fresian model. Shortly afterward, the ~~King of Flannary did similar by attaching a divinity school to a long standing Bardic College founded~~ to ~~preserve the Old Arts in the post-Crusade decades~~. By the 2nd Century [[FI]], all of the Goodly nations had done the same, or chartered national schools from scratch, including Celstia.		Ironically, or perhaps poetically, this early success would undermine the University's future prestige. By the first century after the inception of the Church, the Stand were all dead and a new generation came to wield power, a generation who knew of the Crusade only through stories, cultural and national loyalties slowly began to undermine pan-mainland unity. Slowly but surely, the other nations began to found universities. By the 2nd Century [[FI]], all of the Goodly nations had done the same, or chartered national schools from scratch, including Celstia.

	So, by 200 [[FI]] - with the barbarians converted and only domestic clerics to train - the University of Fresia had lost much of its primary function and, much like Fresia itself, all of its international prestige. A section of membership in the Council of Princes, with the ear of the Emperor, began to equate the decline of one with the decline of the other and agitated for reform. Bowing to their pressure, [[Emperor Knut Ardent]] expanded the charter of the University to include craft training, over the strenuous objections of much of the rest of the council. Unrest grew into revolt, and within a year the action had let to the onset of one of Fresia's bloodiest civil wars, the [[Craft War]]. At the end of this, a victorious Emperor was not only able to maintain this reform, but even expand it to a virtual training monopoly as a punitive measure, exempting only the [[Charter Cities]] which had supported his cause. While this did lead to an explosion of "[[cottage schools]]" in the exempted Free Cities, local craftsmen could never compete with the scope or scale of the a national, centralized guild, and so instead had to cater to the poor, both for clientele and pupils. To this day, "Free-City" is a Fresian slang synonym for cheapness, and suggesting that a newly forged suit of armor or newly crafted bed is as "comfortable as free-city shoes" is liable to get one a punch in the nose from any proud craftsman.		So, by 200 [[FI]] - with the barbarians converted and only domestic clerics to train - the University of Fresia had lost much of its primary function and, much like Fresia itself, all of its international prestige. A section of membership in the Council of Princes, with the ear of the Emperor, began to equate the decline of one with the decline of the other and agitated for reform. Bowing to their pressure, [[Emperor Knut Ardent]] expanded the charter of the University to include craft training, over the strenuous objections of much of the rest of the council. Unrest grew into revolt, and within a year the action had let to the onset of one of Fresia's bloodiest civil wars, the [[Craft War]]. At the end of this, a victorious Emperor was not only able to maintain this reform, but even expand it to a virtual training monopoly as a punitive measure, exempting only the [[Charter Cities]] which had supported his cause. While this did lead to an explosion of "[[cottage schools]]" in the exempted Free Cities, local craftsmen could never compete with the scope or scale of the a national, centralized guild, and so instead had to cater to the poor, both for clientele and pupils. To this day, "Free-City" is a Fresian slang synonym for cheapness, and suggesting that a newly forged suit of armor or newly crafted bed is as "comfortable as free-city shoes" is liable to get one a punch in the nose from any proud craftsman.

Detarame: Apprenticing

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Apprenticing

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	{{unibox\|University of Fresia\|UofF3.jpg\|[[Gallenfeld]], [[Fresia]]\|Learning~~. Apprenticing.~~ Doing.\|10 FI\|Council of Princes\|Dermott Ironbroth, III\|Do they have quidditch teams? No mascots. Crest and colors are fine. \|Black, Gray & Maroon}}		{{unibox\|University of Fresia\|UofF3.jpg\|[[Gallenfeld]], [[Fresia]]\|Learning By Doing.\|10 FI\|Council of Princes\|Dermott Ironbroth, III\|Do they have quidditch teams? No mascots. Crest and colors are fine. \|Black, Gray & Maroon}}

	The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.		The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.

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	{{unibox\|University of Fresia\|UofF3.jpg\|[[Gallenfeld]], [[Fresia]]\|Learning. Apprenticing. Doing.\|~~211~~ FI\|Council of Princes\|Dermott Ironbroth, III\|Do they have quidditch teams? No mascots. Crest and colors are fine. \|Black, Gray & Maroon}}		{{unibox\|University of Fresia\|UofF3.jpg\|[[Gallenfeld]], [[Fresia]]\|Learning. Apprenticing. Doing.\|10 FI\|Council of Princes\|Dermott Ironbroth, III\|Do they have quidditch teams? No mascots. Crest and colors are fine. \|Black, Gray & Maroon}}

	The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.		The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.

Detarame: This is good stuff. Why is it not approved? -gm

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This is good stuff. Why is it not approved? -gm

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	{{unibox\|University of Fresia\|UofF3.jpg\|[[Gallenfeld]], [[Fresia]]\|Learning. Apprenticing. Doing.\|211 FI\|Council of Princes\|Dermott Ironbroth, III\|Do they have quidditch teams? No mascots. Crest and colors are fine. \|Black, Gray & Maroon}}		{{unibox\|University of Fresia\|UofF3.jpg\|[[Gallenfeld]], [[Fresia]]\|Learning. Apprenticing. Doing.\|211 FI\|Council of Princes\|Dermott Ironbroth, III\|Do they have quidditch teams? No mascots. Crest and colors are fine. \|Black, Gray & Maroon}}

	The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.		The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.

	The University of Fresia is one of the few ~~universities~~ in [[Fresia]] and located in the de-facto Fresian capital of [[Gallenfeld]]. Chartered in the earliest days of the Alexandrian Church, it long ago lost its preeminence as a location for training clerics, yet has survived and even thrived by becoming a sort of Fresian national guildhall, training most of the region's master craftsmen. While this centralization of training has prevented the extreme localization and competition of crafts guilds common to other nations, some critics suggest that this process actually generate at least as many, if not more, economic problems. It is supported primarily through its <i>de facto</i> monopoly on craft training in Fresia, while gifts, tuition, and gifts from the Fresian Council of Princes make up a significant secondary source of revenue.		The University of Fresia is one of the few centers of learning in [[Fresia]] and located in the de-facto Fresian capital of [[Gallenfeld]]. Chartered in the earliest days of the Alexandrian Church, it long ago lost its preeminence as a location for training clerics, yet has survived and even thrived by becoming a sort of Fresian national guildhall, training most of the region's master craftsmen. While this centralization of training has prevented the extreme localization and competition of crafts guilds common to other nations, some critics suggest that this process actually generate at least as many, if not more, economic problems. It is supported primarily through its <i>de facto</i> monopoly on craft training in Fresia, while gifts, tuition, and gifts from the Fresian Council of Princes make up a significant secondary source of revenue.

	=History=		=History=
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	Ironically, or perhaps poetically, this early success would undermine the University's future prestige. By the first century after the inception of the Church, the Stand were all dead and a new generation came to wield power, a generation who knew of the Crusade only through stories, cultural and national loyalties slowly began to undermine pan-mainland unity. The Odessans, especially, resented sending their children across the world to be trained and established a rival University in 93 [[FI]] by consolidating a series of specialty colleges in and around [[Farrandon]] and establishing a divinity program on the Fresian model. Shortly afterward, the King of Flannary did similar by attaching a divinity school to a long standing Bardic College founded to preserve the Old Arts in the post-Crusade decades. By the 2nd Century [[FI]], all of the Goodly nations had done the same, or chartered national schools from scratch, including Celstia.		Ironically, or perhaps poetically, this early success would undermine the University's future prestige. By the first century after the inception of the Church, the Stand were all dead and a new generation came to wield power, a generation who knew of the Crusade only through stories, cultural and national loyalties slowly began to undermine pan-mainland unity. The Odessans, especially, resented sending their children across the world to be trained and established a rival University in 93 [[FI]] by consolidating a series of specialty colleges in and around [[Farrandon]] and establishing a divinity program on the Fresian model. Shortly afterward, the King of Flannary did similar by attaching a divinity school to a long standing Bardic College founded to preserve the Old Arts in the post-Crusade decades. By the 2nd Century [[FI]], all of the Goodly nations had done the same, or chartered national schools from scratch, including Celstia.

	So, by 200 [[FI]] - with the barbarians ~~converted all~~ converted and only domestic clerics to train - the University of Fresia had lost much of its primary function and, much like Fresia itself, all of its international prestige. A section of membership in the Council of Princes, with the ear of the Emperor, began to equate the decline of one with the decline of the other and agitated for reform. Bowing to their pressure, Emperor ~~SOMEGUY~~ expanded the charter of the University to include craft training, over the strenuous objections of much of the rest of the council. Unrest grew into revolt, and within a year the action had let to the onset of one of Fresia's bloodiest civil wars, the [[Craft War]]. At the end of this, a victorious Emperor ~~SOMEBODY~~ was not only able to maintain this reform, but even expand it to a virtual training monopoly as a punitive measure, exempting only the Charter Cities which had supported his cause. While this lead to an explosion of "[[cottage schools]]" in the exempted Free Cities, local craftsmen could never compete with the scope or scale of the a national, centralized guild, and so instead had to cater to the poor, both for clientele and pupils. To this day, "Free-City" is a Fresian slang synonym for cheapness, and suggesting that a newly forged suit of armor or newly crafted bed is as "comfortable as free-city shoes" is liable to get one a punch in the nose from any proud craftsman.		So, by 200 [[FI]] - with the barbarians converted and only domestic clerics to train - the University of Fresia had lost much of its primary function and, much like Fresia itself, all of its international prestige. A section of membership in the Council of Princes, with the ear of the Emperor, began to equate the decline of one with the decline of the other and agitated for reform. Bowing to their pressure, [[Emperor Knut Ardent]] expanded the charter of the University to include craft training, over the strenuous objections of much of the rest of the council. Unrest grew into revolt, and within a year the action had let to the onset of one of Fresia's bloodiest civil wars, the [[Craft War]]. At the end of this, a victorious Emperor was not only able to maintain this reform, but even expand it to a virtual training monopoly as a punitive measure, exempting only the [[Charter Cities]] which had supported his cause. While this did lead to an explosion of "[[cottage schools]]" in the exempted Free Cities, local craftsmen could never compete with the scope or scale of the a national, centralized guild, and so instead had to cater to the poor, both for clientele and pupils. To this day, "Free-City" is a Fresian slang synonym for cheapness, and suggesting that a newly forged suit of armor or newly crafted bed is as "comfortable as free-city shoes" is liable to get one a punch in the nose from any proud craftsman.

	Although this legal monopoly has been undone over subsequent generations, the Fresian University jealously guards its knowledge and expertise, and so retains a <i>de facto</i> monopoly on most crafts training. In fact, as the reputations of Fresian crafts spread over the centuries, Dwarves interested in "nontraditional" crafts such as carpentry and woodwork often seek Fresian educations.		Although this legal monopoly has been undone over subsequent generations, the Fresian University jealously guards its knowledge and expertise, and so retains a <i>de facto</i> monopoly on most crafts training. In fact, as the reputations of Fresian crafts spread over the centuries, Dwarves interested in "nontraditional" crafts such as carpentry and woodwork often seek Fresian educations.
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	==Areas of Study==		==Areas of Study==


	When a student enters the University, he or she chooses either the Journeyman's or Baccalaureate degree program. Both programs take about roughly six years and all students within their degree program have the same required courses, also called the trivium. As the Journeyman's degree focuses primarily on apprenticeship of a particular craft, there are far less formal courses.		When a student enters the University, he or she chooses either the Journeyman's or Baccalaureate degree program. Both programs take about roughly six years and all students within their degree program have the same required courses, also called the trivium. As the Journeyman's degree focuses primarily on apprenticeship of a particular craft, there are far less formal courses.
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	===Journeyman Degree===		===Journeyman Degree===


	This is essentially an advanced apprenticeship program. The most common apprenticeship is that of a smith or metalworker, hence the school's mascot being the blacksmith. Students are apprenticed under a master and receive most of the training there. It differs from the common practice of apprenticeship by also requiring courses pertinent to the apprenticeship. The trivium for a Journeyman is arithmetic, metallurgy, and crafting.		This is essentially an advanced apprenticeship program. The most common apprenticeship is that of a smith or metalworker, hence the school's mascot being the blacksmith. Students are apprenticed under a master and receive most of the training there. It differs from the common practice of apprenticeship by also requiring courses pertinent to the apprenticeship. The trivium for a Journeyman is arithmetic, metallurgy, and crafting.
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	===Baccalaureate Degree===		===Baccalaureate Degree===


	This is a general education program consisting of the trivium grammar, logic, and rhetoric. The program does shift slightly depending on if a student plans on going into arcane or clerical arts. Logic for arcane arts consists of learning arcane magic while logic for clerical arts consists of learning clerical magic. Students desiring neither of these have a standard logic set more focused on arithmetic and geometry.		This is a general education program consisting of the trivium grammar, logic, and rhetoric. The program does shift slightly depending on if a student plans on going into arcane or clerical arts. Logic for arcane arts consists of learning arcane magic while logic for clerical arts consists of learning clerical magic. Students desiring neither of these have a standard logic set more focused on arithmetic and geometry.
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	====Magister Degree====		====Magister Degree====

	While there is only one Magister degree, like the baccalaureate degree there are three study paths: general, clerical, arcane. The general degree focuses primarily on the quadrivium, while the others on the magic of choice.		While there is only one Magister degree, like the baccalaureate degree there are three study paths: general, clerical, arcane. The general degree focuses primarily on the quadrivium, while the others on the magic of choice. The Master of Craft is the terminal honor in all of these colleges.

	====Master of Craft====		====Master of Craft====

	This essentially certifies a graduate that he or she has advanced beyond journeyman status and is now a master of their chosen craft. From here a graduate may take on ~~an apprentice~~ and receive full membership in a chosen trade or craft guild or organization.		This essentially certifies a graduate that he or she has advanced beyond journeyman status and is now a master of their chosen craft, be it arcane, theological, or practical. From here a graduate may legally take on apprentices and receive full membership in a chosen trade or craft guild or organization.

	~~===Doctorate Degree===~~

	~~3-6 more years. Due to the "economical" nature of the university, only two doctorate degrees are offered: Theology and Arcana.~~

	~~====Doctorate of Theology====~~

	~~For clerics, usually reserved for those who are already teaching or those who wish to assume a more supporting advisory role in the Alexandrian church.~~

	~~====Doctorate of Arcana====~~

	~~For arcana magic users, usually sought by those who are already teaching or those whose primary interests lie in forms of magical research.~~

Detarame: I just looked at this template for the first time

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I just looked at this template for the first time

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	The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.		The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.

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	The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.		The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.


	~~=History=~~


	The University of Fresia is one of the few universities in [[Fresia]] and located in the de-facto Fresian capital of [[Gallenfeld]]. Chartered in the earliest days of the Alexandrian Church, it long ago lost its preeminence as a location for training clerics, yet has survived and even thrived by becoming a sort of Fresian national guildhall, training most of the region's master craftsmen. While this centralization of training has prevented the extreme localization and competition of crafts guilds common to other nations, some critics suggest that this process actually generate at least as many, if not more, economic problems. It is supported primarily through its <i>de facto</i> monopoly on craft training in Fresia, while gifts, tuition, and gifts from the Fresian Council of Princes make up a significant secondary source of revenue.		The University of Fresia is one of the few universities in [[Fresia]] and located in the de-facto Fresian capital of [[Gallenfeld]]. Chartered in the earliest days of the Alexandrian Church, it long ago lost its preeminence as a location for training clerics, yet has survived and even thrived by becoming a sort of Fresian national guildhall, training most of the region's master craftsmen. While this centralization of training has prevented the extreme localization and competition of crafts guilds common to other nations, some critics suggest that this process actually generate at least as many, if not more, economic problems. It is supported primarily through its <i>de facto</i> monopoly on craft training in Fresia, while gifts, tuition, and gifts from the Fresian Council of Princes make up a significant secondary source of revenue.

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	The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located in the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.		The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located a half-day's travel from the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.

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	The University of Fresia is ~~one~~ of ~~the few universities in~~ [[Fresia]] and located in the ~~de-facto~~ Fresian ~~capital~~ of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported through gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.		The University of Fresia is the national university of [[Fresia]] and located in the Fresian Imperial Seat of [[Gallenfeld]]. It is supported primarily through its virutal monopoly on skilled crafts training in Fresia, but also relies on significant secondary support in the form of gifts, tuition, and the Fresian Council of Princes.