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	Founded in 333 AF, the '''Te'Serra Alliance''' (a.k.a. the '''Te'Serran Alliance'''), also just called "the Te'Serra" in Shallamese parlance, was a political and spiritual alliance between Lord [[Pentharian]], Lady [[Mithraea]], Lady [[Lorielan]], and Lady [[Miramar]] in ~~goverance~~ over [[Shallam]]. Like the [[Triad of the Night]] in [[Hashan]], this Divine tetrad acted as patrons for Jewel's affairs for centuries. The Te'serra Pavilion once honoured this union within the courtyards of Shallam's royal palace, so named after the official term for Their common bond with each other and the greater [[Good]].		Founded in 333 AF, the '''Te'Serra Alliance''' (a.k.a. the '''Te'Serran Alliance'''), also just called "the Te'Serra" in Shallamese parlance, was a political and spiritual alliance between Lord [[Pentharian]], Lady [[Mithraea]], Lady [[Lorielan]], and Lady [[Miramar]] in governance over [[Shallam]]. Like the [[Triad of the Night]] in [[Hashan]], this Divine tetrad acted as patrons for Jewel's affairs for centuries. The Te'serra Pavilion once honoured this union within the courtyards of Shallam's royal palace, so named after the official term for Their common bond with each other and the greater [[Good]].

	In 6 Miraman 502 the Te'Serra came to the forefront of Shallamese politics when they established the Caliphate, a theocratic city leader office, allowing Them direct political power in Shallam; They had veto and approval power over candidates for Vizier, power to appoint and dismiss the city leader, and power to enact and abolish law and policy.		In 6 Miraman 502 the Te'Serra came to the forefront of Shallamese politics when they established the Caliphate, a theocratic city leader office, allowing Them direct political power in Shallam; They had veto and approval power over candidates for Vizier, power to appoint and dismiss the city leader, and power to enact and abolish law and policy.