Verse:Chlouvānem Inquisition: Difference between revisions

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The Great Inquisitor is elected by the Conclave of Bishops (''juṃšumi lanedāmeh'') every 1012 years, but there’s no limit to the times a Great Inquisitor may be reëlected and she may resign whenever she wants to; often in the past Great Inquisitors remained in charge for their whole life, but today resigning (often in the form of not accepting the candidature in the next conclave) is becoming increasingly common. The longest serving Great Inquisitor was Mæmihūmiāvi Kañeñǣkah ''Læhimausa'' who served for 4ᘔ12 (58) years, from 3804 until her death in 3852 (6340-6398).

As every member of the Conclave of Bishops may be elected as long as they're female, and foreign Bishops take part in the Conclave, the newly elected Great Inquisitor does not even have to be a citizen of the Inquisition, even though citizenship is usually granted upon election. This has never happened since the Consolidation, but there have been a few non-Chlouvānem Great Inquisitors, most recently Qaliqumpăn Usuitturẹn jamhni Țọrengej (Chl.: Coreleyāvi Usuvitturæn ''~~Kalikhumpan~~'') from Qualdomailor, who reigned for seventeen years from 6226 (372ᘔ12) until her death in 6243 (374312).

As every member of the Conclave of Bishops may be elected as long as they're female, and foreign Bishops take part in the Conclave, the newly elected Great Inquisitor does not even have to be a citizen of the Inquisition, even though citizenship is usually granted upon election. This has never happened since the Consolidation, but there have been a few non-Chlouvānem Great Inquisitors, most recently Qaliqumpăn Usuitturẹn jamhni Țọrengej (Chl.: Coreleyāvi Usuvitturæn ''Kalikhūmpan'') from Qualdomailor, who reigned for seventeen years from 6226 (372ᘔ12) until her death in 6243 (374312).

The Great Inquisitor resides in the Blue Halls (''kāmilirāhe kamelьšītai'') of the Inquisitorial Palace (''murkadhānāvīyi amaha'') in Līlasuṃghāṇa.

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 The Great Inquisitor is elected by the Conclave of Bishops (''juṃšumi lanedāmeh'') every 10<sub>12</sub> years, but there’s no limit to the times a Great Inquisitor may be reëlected and she may resign whenever she wants to; often in the past Great Inquisitors remained in charge for their whole life, but today resigning (often in the form of not accepting the candidature in the next conclave) is becoming increasingly common. The longest serving Great Inquisitor was Mæmihūmiāvi Kañeñǣkah ''Læhimausa'' who served for 4ᘔ<sub>12</sub> <small>(58)</small> years, from 3804 until her death in 3852 (6340-6398).
-As every member of the Conclave of Bishops may be elected as long as they're female, and foreign Bishops take part in the Conclave, the newly elected Great Inquisitor does not even have to be a citizen of the Inquisition, even though citizenship is usually granted upon election. This has never happened since the Consolidation, but there have been a few non-Chlouvānem Great Inquisitors, most recently Qaliqumpăn Usuitturẹn jamhni Țọrengej (Chl.: Coreleyāvi Usuvitturæn ''Kalikhumpan'') from Qualdomailor, who reigned for seventeen years from 6226 (372ᘔ<sub>12</sub>) until her death in 6243 (3743<sub>12</sub>).
+As every member of the Conclave of Bishops may be elected as long as they're female, and foreign Bishops take part in the Conclave, the newly elected Great Inquisitor does not even have to be a citizen of the Inquisition, even though citizenship is usually granted upon election. This has never happened since the Consolidation, but there have been a few non-Chlouvānem Great Inquisitors, most recently Qaliqumpăn Usuitturẹn jamhni Țọrengej (Chl.: Coreleyāvi Usuvitturæn ''Kalikhūmpan'') from Qualdomailor, who reigned for seventeen years from 6226 (372ᘔ<sub>12</sub>) until her death in 6243 (3743<sub>12</sub>).
 The Great Inquisitor resides in the Blue Halls (''kāmilirāhe kamelьšītai'') of the Inquisitorial Palace (''murkadhānāvīyi amaha'') in Līlasuṃghāṇa.