Editing Palais d'Avalon (section)

== Main Structures== 
*Château d'Avalon: The central building, 3 times the size of Versailles' main palace, with:
**Royal apartments (for the monarch and family).
**State rooms for official ceremonies and receptions.
**A grand throne room.
**Private chapels and chapels for public worship.
**Libraries, art galleries, and museums.
**Banquet halls and ballrooms.

*Two Large Royal Halls:
**Hall of Kings: For coronations, royal weddings, and major state events.
**Hall of Nations: For diplomatic gatherings, treaties, and international summits.

*Administrative Buildings:
**Chancery offices for royal decrees and governance.
**Treasury and tax collection offices.
**Archives for historical records and legal documents.
**A dedicated postal and communication hub.

*Smaller Palaces:
**Summer Palace: A retreat for the royal family during warmer months.
**Winter Palace: A cozy, insulated residence for colder seasons.
**Guest Palaces: For visiting dignitaries and foreign royalty.