In the name of the celestial and indivisible Lady
Ealdormere, Nigel and Adrielle, by favour of His Majesty’s strength of arms,
august Monarchs of the Northlands. Although recognition of the worth of Our
subjects may be done by others, it is, however, the duty of Our imperial
authority to royally acknowledge worthy people lest there be any doubt of their
value to the Crown. Be it known, therefore, to the present age and to future
generations of Our subjects, that We, aided by the grace of Lady Ealdormere who
scattered her secret heart among the people of the north, in the presence of
many of the members of Our royal court, have called before us Christina
Montgomery. This gentle is well known and loved by the people of her barony,
who have sent us many missives extolling her skill in the culinary arts, her
cheerful attitude and constant service. Lest these acts of honour and glory of
our most beloved Christina Montgomery may in any way be diminished, We would
bestow on her an Award of Arms. In order that this Our imperial decree may, for
all ages, remain valid and unshaken, we have ordered the present charter to be
written and to be sealed with the impress of our seal.
Done on the Feast Day of St, Andrew, in Our Canton of
Bryniau Tywynnog, at Wassail, Anno Borealis forty-eight.
By THLaird Colyne
Stewart, based on The Establishment of the Duchy of Austria ;
September 17, 1156. (Doeberl, iv. p. 88.)
September 17, 1156. (Doeberl, iv. p. 88.)
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