Palas Rezna

Palas Rezna is both the seat of government of the Kingdom of Rizia and the official living quarters of the Rizian monarch. Originally a simple stone residence inhabited by the Rezna family, it has expanded over the centuries, with each successive ruling dynasty adding their own touches of grandeur. The most significant renovations were undertaken during the Rubaz era, in celebration of Rizia's independence from the Markian Empire; the most recent addition, a hall for chamber music performance, was commissioned by Queen Lyza in 1892.

In total, the palace boasts over 250 rooms. Largest among them is the Great Hall, where coronations and other significant ceremonies are held. There are also multiple dining rooms, libraries, chapels, galleries and diplomatic suites, in addition to government offices, historical archives and the meeting rooms of the Royal Council. The palace is surrounded by sprawling, meticulously tended gardens.