Por que os Cavaleiros Solamnic escolheram uma rosa como símbolo?

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Qualquer outra ordem militar que escolhesse uma flor para representar seus membros mais graduados seria ridicularizada - então por que eles fizeram isso?

    
por Nu'Daq 22.04.2015 / 17:13

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A rosa tem muito significado simbólico ao longo da história.

  • Amor
  • Honrar
  • Beleza
  • Saldo
  • Paixão
  • Sabedoria
  • Intriga
  • Devoção
  • Sensualidade
  • Timelessness

Cavaleiros da Rosa, sendo a mais alta ordem, poderiam facilmente querer incorporar vários desses símbolos, tais como Honra, Equilíbrio, Sabedoria, Devoção e Atemporalidade.

The Order of the Rose has always been the most prestigious branch of the Knights of Solamnia. The Rose Knights provide leaders, lawgivers, and exemplars to the Solamnic Knights and the world, guiding others on the path of honor by word and deed alike.

The Measure of the Rose focuses on Wisdom and Justice. DragonLance Nexus

Não tenho certeza do que é originalmente, mas a alternativa DragonLance Nexus tem isto para dizer

Legends hold that, at the end of his Quest of Honor, Vinas Solamnus knelt in the Whitestone Glade, on Sancrist, and received the investiture by the three gods of the Knighthood, Paladine, Kiri-Jolith and Habbakhuk. When he raised, he saw a beautiful rose of gold blowing in the spot he had been kneeling. He so decided to name the highest Order of the knighthood in this way, to remind Solamnia of this sign of divine favour: and so Paladine took the golden rose, and gave it to King Vinas, who embossed it on his ancient plate armour, over his heart. From then on, the Grand Plate of the Rose has been the armour rightfully owned by the High Justice of the Order; sadly, in the days following the Cataclysm, it was lost.

    
22.04.2015 / 17:41