Any organization, when it grows large enough, will inevitably encounter various internal problems.
And if the organization spans a wide area with weak central control over the fringes, a splintering of power is almost certain to occur.
The Holy Royal Court is no exception.
Perhaps in the age when gods walked the earth, the Church's centripetal force and commanding power were simply invincible with the prestige of gods.
But now, with the gods slumbering one after another, things have naturally changed.
The Holy Royal Court with its numerous dioceses is prone to conflicts when dividing interests.
Between dioceses and between dioceses and the Church Authority Country, there are areas where communication and reconciliation are needed, more or less.
Furthermore, to expand the influence of the Divine Lord, different dioceses have often incorporated different sub-gods, further increasing diversity and thus conflicts.
