Three days following the demolition of the Great Barrier, a grand ceremonial pavilion of white oiled canvas and crimson silk was erected at the newly christened Concord Crossroads—the junction where the ancient northern mountain road met the broad imperial highway of the southern plains. Flanked by four tall cedar flagpoles bearing the combined standards of the allied crowns, the pavilion stood open on all four sides, welcoming the crisp mountain…
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