Prime Minister J. Crowly
@pmjcrowly.bsky.social
This is the official account of the Prime Minister of the Great republic of Corvidia on Bluesky.
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His Uncle, von Krähenrich, fought in the Corvido-Pigeon world wars in the late 1700s! He served in Germany. He is a well known person in his community, as he is a direct descendent of King Corvus Van Caw.
There is a huge library named after Krähenrich.
His offspring donated to its construction.
There is a huge library named after Krähenrich.
His offspring donated to its construction.
November 21, 2024 at 10:13 AM
His Uncle, von Krähenrich, fought in the Corvido-Pigeon world wars in the late 1700s! He served in Germany. He is a well known person in his community, as he is a direct descendent of King Corvus Van Caw.
There is a huge library named after Krähenrich.
His offspring donated to its construction.
There is a huge library named after Krähenrich.
His offspring donated to its construction.
It has been confirmed that @crowbro.bsky.social is one of the descendents of the king. His German Corvidian family maintains strong relationships with opossums, notably @bamphis.bsky.social, who is also confirmed to be descendant of the Opossum empire, during Corvidia's king's lifetime.
November 21, 2024 at 10:03 AM
It has been confirmed that @crowbro.bsky.social is one of the descendents of the king. His German Corvidian family maintains strong relationships with opossums, notably @bamphis.bsky.social, who is also confirmed to be descendant of the Opossum empire, during Corvidia's king's lifetime.
Corvidia remains one of the countries with least changes in its borders. Some names of places never changed for thousand years.
There remain sites that are easily recognizable by tourists.
(This is an 800 years old painting of King Corvus van Caw)
There remain sites that are easily recognizable by tourists.
(This is an 800 years old painting of King Corvus van Caw)
November 21, 2024 at 9:50 AM
Corvidia remains one of the countries with least changes in its borders. Some names of places never changed for thousand years.
There remain sites that are easily recognizable by tourists.
(This is an 800 years old painting of King Corvus van Caw)
There remain sites that are easily recognizable by tourists.
(This is an 800 years old painting of King Corvus van Caw)