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The Zhao were only a generation ago the greatest of the Great Clans, but what appeared at the time to be a crowning glory -- the Fifteenth Emperor's choice of one of their young princesses as Empress, followed by her Regency in the wake of the Emperor's suicide  -- turned into ruin in the reaction to the Dowager Empress's Regency.  The Zhao retain the formal rights of their station, but they are virtual pariahs among high society.
 
The Zhao were only a generation ago the greatest of the Great Clans, but what appeared at the time to be a crowning glory -- the Fifteenth Emperor's choice of one of their young princesses as Empress, followed by her Regency in the wake of the Emperor's suicide  -- turned into ruin in the reaction to the Dowager Empress's Regency.  The Zhao retain the formal rights of their station, but they are virtual pariahs among high society.
  
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=Wulin Legends=
 
=The Criminal Underworld=
 
=The Criminal Underworld=
 
In the glory days of the Xin Dynasty, Perpetual Peace could boast of being the safest city in Shen Zhou.  The city's constabulary was effective and, from the perspective of common criminals, ubiquitous.  Crime was not unheard of -- like poverty, it shall always be with us -- but its growth was constantly checked, and those who would make their livelihoods by illicit means had to work twice as hard and be twice as smart as their counterparts in less lawful places and times.<br>
 
In the glory days of the Xin Dynasty, Perpetual Peace could boast of being the safest city in Shen Zhou.  The city's constabulary was effective and, from the perspective of common criminals, ubiquitous.  Crime was not unheard of -- like poverty, it shall always be with us -- but its growth was constantly checked, and those who would make their livelihoods by illicit means had to work twice as hard and be twice as smart as their counterparts in less lawful places and times.<br>

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