Now out-of-print, the first Pamphlet is still available for download from the above link. The Pamphlet was the first exposure of the Republic of Thoronia to the modern world, and has been met with wide acclaim from followers around the globe. Most of this pamphlet has been reproduced in the The First Book.
The First Book of Thoronia was released in early 2007 and has found itself in the hands of many of Thoronia’s most respected members. If you’re interested in gaining a copy for yourself, please download and print your own, or email us here.
Republic of Thoronia Artifacts Exhibit
The exhibit featured a variety of pieces from collector’s from around the world, with pieces raging in size and scope from booklets to armor, dolls to paintings. Officially licensed exhibitor’s included: Bryan Danknich, Mojiferous J. Colossus, Brandon Knapp and Brent Neustifter, Christiné Friberg and T.K.. The Exhibit help found the History of Thoronia in the minds and souls of Denverite’s as well as continued the always running teachings of the Good King Thor. Photos of works can be found by clicking the above link.
This graphical representation of the History of Thoronia aims to offer a cohesive and easy to understand view of Thoronia throughout the times.
The Constitution of Thoronia is widely taught in schools and studied by the people of Thoronia, but rarely is it offered up for public viewing. For the first time in 20 years the RoTLibrary has graciously allowed us to hang the first portion of the 1,014 page document. It is widely known that King Thor and Mr. Munier collaborated to draft the Constitution, as King Thor never bothered to remember any of that legal “mumbo jumbo.” (Written by Cameron Munier)
This document is one of the first Judicial review’s ever conducted in Thoronia. As the world was becoming a more confusing and bizarre place new efforts had to be created in order to keep up with those who failed to follow the King’s decree. Still referenced today, this case is widely accepted as being one of the founding and most influential movements in Thoronian history. (Written by Cameron Munier)