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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 17781" data-attributes="member: 162">[ATTACH=full]2577[/ATTACH]In 1532 CE, Magonia made a significant, if controversial, decision regarding the role of eunuchs in the empire. Faced with revelations from Atila, the bustling center of Magonian power, that palace servants were being castrated to ensure their loyalty, the leadership chose to formally adopt this practice. This move would provide the empire’s rulers with a steady, reliable cadre of eunuchs to serve in sensitive roles as guards, advisers, and attendants, reinforcing stability at the heart of Magonia’s governance. While some Magonians voiced discomfort at this measure, the leadership argued that such sacrifices were necessary to maintain order in an increasingly complex empire. The choice marked a pragmatic turn, aligning Magonia’s administration ever more closely with control, loyalty, and centralized power.</blockquote>