Festigon Hunderda
-A.D. III Idus Nov. MMXX-
Ik kwede,
Let it be known that the Regnum Francorum Novum – that is to say the established religious and civic reach of the Kuning – shall hereafter be organized into the Hunderda. The Hunderd will be the administrative region surrounding an established Civitas. The Civitas is held by the Gravio and the Hunderd is an extension of the Civital reach of that Gravio. All Franks therein that Hunderd are to share in the civic expressions of that region as it so pertains to Thia Frankisk Aldsido. Thus be the bounds of the Hunderda, as they are to be known on this day:
I – Ottavaian Hunderd (Ottavaia) extending from Civitas Ottovaiorum – Lands in the Eastern time zone, that fall into agricultural zones 3 and 4, additionally all zone 5 land north of Lakes Ontario and Erie (Eastern time zone).
II – Noviocaunian Hunderd (Noviocaunia) extending from Civitas Noviocaunorum – Lands west of the Appalachian Mountains in the Eastern time zone, that fall into agricultural zones 5 and 6.
III – Rîthburgian Hunderd (Rîthburgia) extending from Civitas Rîthburgeorum – Lands east of the Chattahoochee River & Appalachian Mountains (Eastern time zone) in agricultural zones 9, 8, and 7 (Eastern time zone).
IV – Luzernian Hunderd (Luzernia) extending from Civitas Luzerneorum – Lands south of Lakes Erie and Ontario, and east of the Appalachian Mountains, in agricultural zones 6, 5, and 4 (Eastern time zone).
V – Calcasian Hunderd (Calcasia) extending from Civitas Calcasieorum – Lands west of the Chattahoochee River and east of the Brazos River in agricultural zones 9, 8, and 7 (Central time zone).
Let it further be known that should a Frank be found outside the Hunderd, they shall be designated as belonging to the Marka – that is to say the Marches – of that Hunderd nearest them determined by way of a direct line from their home to the nearest Civitas.
Pronuntiatio ab rîksaiel perfecta est.
Ericus Ingruodus Lacharitus
Siniscalcus Thia Frankisk Aldsido
Civitas Ottavaiorum
Ottavaia Regnum Francorum Novum
Scalpsi, Cantavi, Misi