[Royal] Appointment of a Cunstaval

[King Txec]

Azul Florencia. It is with pleasure that I hereby appoint as Cunstaval the Right Honourable Antaglha Xhenerös Somelieir. Thank you for agreeing to serve in this vital role and to represent the Crown.

-Txec R

[Iac Marscheir]

Graschciăs àl Coronă per sieu atenziun, es àl noveu Cunstaval per sieu volontarità à servar noastră provinçù.

(Thank you to the Crown for his attention, and to the new Cunstaval for their willingness to serve our province.)

[Danihel Txechescu]

Graschciăs àl Coronă

Apologies for the off-topic.

As this called my attention I was going to ask if the preposition always contracted with the article regardless of the noun's gender, but it intrigued me too much and I went ahead and looked on Hool's guide and found it right there on §2.2.1, page 44: both for masculine and feminine nouns, the contraction is always "àl".

So, there, just wanted to share that tidbit of information and insert a reference to Hool's Guizua.