(Name of King) King of Atenveldt by virtue of beauty and of
the courtly graces, do here by give this King’s Sigil in gratitude to My most noble
subject
____________________________________________
Our Reign was greatly enriched by their counsel and tireless
effort on Our behalf.
Therefore do we set our hand and seal on this ___________
day of ____month______ Anno Societatis (roman numerals) being the year 200_
Gregorian.
___________________________ ______________________________
Rex Regina
By Ritchyrd McUath
ALTERNATIVE:
Be it known by all whom these letters come that We
_______________, King of all Atenveldt sends greetings. It has come to Our
notice that Our subject has assisted us in great capacity during Our reign.
Therefore We are pleased to award ____________ companionship in Our noble Order
of the King's Sigil and is entitled to bear the symbol of this Order, being the
primary charge of Our Arms which may be borne from now onward. Done by Our Hand
this __ day of _____, anno societatis ____ being _____ by the common reckoning.
Rex Atenveldtus
By Isabella
Evangelista
ALTERNATIVE:
Let all who hear these words know that _______________, King
of Atenveldt has seen the good works of His subject ________________, who has
labored long and dilligently during His reign. In recognition of such fine
service, We are pleased to admit him/her to Our Order of the King's Sigil as a companion and entitle
him/her to bear a (primary charge of arms here) henceforth. Therefore We set
Our Hand on the ____ of ________ a.s ______ being _______ in the common era.
Rex Atenveldtus
[Source: The
Kingdom of Atenveldt Scribe’s Handbook (pdf)]
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