BlogNomic: The First Dynasty of Desertfrog

Add a new dynastic rule to the ruleset, called Parallel BlogNomic:

Each Dynasty of BlogNomic numbered between 101 (“The Third Machine of scshunt”) and 199 (“The Second Dynasty of Jumble”) - referred to as the Prime Dynasties - may have up to one parallel dynasty. These are publicly tracked. Each dynasty of BlogNomic numbered between 1 and 100 is referred to as a Locked Dynasty.

Each parallel universe dynasty must have a number (which is the same as the number of the Prime Dynasty it is associated with), an ordinal (a non-negative ordinal integer defaulting to First), an Emperor, and a theme, which is flavour text.

The Paralleliser is a tool used by Maestro Team Members to divine the properties of parallel dynasties; it can be found here: https://textsynth.com/playground.html. Theme and Emperor paste-data can be found on the following page: [[Dynasty data]]. As a weekly action, a Maestro Team Member may learn of a parallel universe dynasty, which is an atomic action with the following steps:

* Select the numerically first Prime Dynasty with no existing parallel dynasties; set the number of the parallel dynasty being discovered to the number of that Prime Dynasty.
* Open the Paralleliser. Set the Model to GPT-NeoX, the top-k to 400, the top-p to 0.9, the temperature to 1.0 and the max tokens to 200, leaving the ‘stop at’ field blank. Paste the Emperors (101-199) list from the [[Dynasty Data]] page into the text box and hit ‘Generate’.
* Randomly select one of the generated names (ignoring the text in bold, which simply replicates your initial input, and the last line of its output). Set that name to be the Emperor of the parallel dynasty being discovered.
* Set the ordinal for the discovered parallel dynasty as follows: if the name in the Emperor field for this parallel dynasty has appeared before, either in another preceding parallel dynasty or in a Locked Dynasty, then the ordinal for this dynasty is one higher than it was in the most recent such other dynasty in which that name appears as Emperor (e.g. if the name for a new parallel dynasty is Dibjutor, and there is a pre-existing dynasty with an ordinal of third, then the new dynasty will have an ordinal of fourth); otherwise it is the default.
* In the Paralleliser (using the same settings as in step 2), paste the Themes (101-199) list from the [[Dynasty Data]] page into the text box and hit ‘Generate’. Randomly select one of the generated themes (ignoring the text in bold, which simply replicates your initial input, and the last line of its output). Set that theme to be the theme of the parallel dynasty being discovered.