Charter of The Royal Bank of Suffonia

Charter granted by King Edward I, to the Governors and Company of the Royal Bank of Suffonia,

We, EDWARD I, of the House of Suffolk, by the Grace of God, King of Suffonia, Duke of Warwick, Count of Pembroke and Baron of Alnwick; to all our Officers, Ministers, and Subjects, and to all other People, as well within this our Realm of Suffonia as elsewhere, under our Obedience and Jurisdiction, or otherwise, unto whom these our Letters Patents shall be seen, showed, or read, greeting. 

Whereas our grandson’s son, his royal highness Prince Percival James Suffolk as First Lord of the Royal Exchequer and our grandson, his royal highness Prince John Nicholas Suffolk as Second Lord of the Royal Exchequer, have of our certain knowledge been Petitioners unto us, for our Royal Assent and License to be granted unto them, that they, on behalf of the Royal Exchequer, as well for the Honour of this our Realm of Suffonia, to establish a banking company, for the financing of our current war and future wars to come and as well as financing of projects of development within our said Realm and the Dominions of the same.

We, acknowledge the merits of this petition made before us and thus, by virtue of our Royal Prerogative we constitute, declare, form and establish by these Presents, for Us, our Heirs and Successors, the Royal Bank of Suffonia under the sole ownership of the Royal Exchequer and appoint each Lord of the of Royal Exchequer and any Lord of Royal Exchequer to become, for the duration of their tenure as a Governor of the Board of Governors of the Royal Bank of Suffonia to act and execute on behalf of the Royal Exchequer and give, bestow, grant unto the Board of Governors the exclusive rights to mint metallic coinage, regulate such coinage, issue Royal Bonds, perpetual or with maturity date, exchange currency of all kinds with any rate, operate the Auction House, grant loans or credit to public offices, foreign entities and citizens and authorize, issue letters of credit, to operate vaults with the purpose of safekeeping and operating accounts on behalf of their customers, to form and operate stock markets, to issue stocks and exchange such stocks at any rate and empower the Board of Governors to assign, transfer or grant such rights to Suffonian companies, Suffonian public offices or Suffonian citizens under any term and declare, acknowledge and certify that these rights art granted in perpetuity unless such rights art revoked by Us, our Heirs and Successors verbally or in writing and;

On the condition that, all acts of the Company art done under the consideration of the profitability of the act for the owners of the Company, sixty percent value of the issued coinage is reserved at all times in minae currency, sixty percent value of all valuable or monetary items deposited to the company is reserved at all times in minae currency, sixty percent value of all letters of credit and Royal Bonds issued by the company is reserved at all times in minae currency and declare and proclaim that the Governors of the Board of Governors and all officials and employees of the Company art hitherby jointly responsible with their heads for the compliance of these conditions.

In Witness whereof, under the Legislative Procedure Act 1735, we have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent. WITNESS Ourself at Pembroke Palace the 16th of the 6th month, in the 1748th year of Our Reign. 

DIEU MON DROIT,

HIS ROYAL MAJESTY Edward I of the House of Suffolk, King of Suffonia,

Duke of Warwick, Count of Pembroke and Baron of Alnwick

Letters Patent for the Barony of Glading

WE King Edward of the House of Suffolk, the first of his name, 
 

Do by these Presents advance create and prefer Our:
 

•                loyal and trusty subject, Saerus Joseph of the House of Gladridge

to the state, degree, style, dignity, title and honour of Baron of Glading,
 

And for Us, Our heirs and successors do appoint give and grant unto him the said name state degree style dignity title and honour of Baron of Glading, in trust to Our Crown for the duration of their loyal service;
 

and by these Presents do dignify invest and ennoble him as a peer of Suffonia and grant him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten and to be begotten all rights and privileges to be enjoyed under Suffonian Law befitting the state, degree, style, dignity title and honour of Baron,
 

and also he and his House of Gladridge may enjoy and use all the rights privileges, pre-eminences immunities, precedence and advantages to the degree of a Baronial House duly and of right belonging which Baronial Houses of the Kingdom of Suffonia have heretofore used and enjoyed or as they do at present use and enjoy.
 

In Witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent. WITNESS Ourself at Pembroke Palace the 8th day of 4th Month in the 1747th year of Our Reign.

DIEU MON DROIT,

HIS ROYAL MAJESTY Edward I of the House of Suffolk, King of Suffonia,

Duke of Warwick, Count of Pembroke and Baron of Alnwick

Letters Patent for the County of Domus

WE King Edward of the House of Suffolk, the first of his name, 
 

Do by these Presents advance create and prefer Our:
 

•                loyal and trusty subject, Eadon of the House of Aliquam

to the state, degree, style, dignity, title and honour of Count of Domus,
 

And for Us, Our heirs and successors do appoint give and grant unto him the said name state degree style dignity title and honour of Count of Domus, in trust to Our Crown for the duration of their loyal service;
 

and by these Presents do dignify invest and ennoble him as a peer of Suffonia and grant him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten and to be begotten all rights and privileges to be enjoyed under Suffonian Law befitting the state, degree, style, dignity title and honour of Count,
 

and also he and his House of Aliquam may enjoy and use all the rights privileges, pre-eminences immunities, precedence and advantages to the degree of a Comital House duly and of right belonging which Comital Houses of the Kingdom of Suffonia have heretofore used and enjoyed or as they do at present use and enjoy.
 

In Witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent. WITNESS Ourself at Pembroke Palace the 8th day of 4th Month in the 1747th year of Our Reign.

DIEU MON DROIT,

HIS ROYAL MAJESTY Edward I of the House of Suffolk, King of Suffonia,

Duke of Warwick, Count of Pembroke and Baron of Alnwick

Letters Patent for the Barony of Granatovya

WE King Edward of the House of Suffolk, the first of his name, 
 

Do by these Presents advance create and prefer Our:
 

•                loyal and trusty subject, Maxim of the House of Petrovya

to the state, degree, style, dignity, title and honour of Baron of Granatovya,
 

And for Us, Our heirs and successors do appoint give and grant unto him the said name state degree style dignity title and honour of Baron of Granatovya, in trust to Our Crown for the duration of their loyal service;
 

and by these Presents do dignify invest and ennoble him as a peer of Suffonia and grant him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten and to be begotten all rights and privileges to be enjoyed under Suffonian Law befitting the state, degree, style, dignity title and honour of Baron,
 

and also he and his House of Petrovya may enjoy and use all the rights privileges, pre-eminences immunities, precedence and advantages to the degree of a Baronial House duly and of right belonging which Baronial Houses of the Kingdom of Suffonia have heretofore used and enjoyed or as they do at present use and enjoy.
 

In Witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent. WITNESS Ourself at Pembroke Palace the 8th day of 4th Month in the 1747th year of Our Reign.

DIEU MON DROIT,

HIS ROYAL MAJESTY Edward I of the House of Suffolk, King of Suffonia,

Duke of Warwick, Count of Pembroke and Baron of Alnwick

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Letters Patent for the Viscountcy of Halburg

 

WE Prince Edward Suffolk the first of his name, Archduke of Suffonia and the Patriarch of the House of Suffolk,
 

Do by these Presents advance create and prefer Our:
 

•                loyal and trusty subject, Valentin of the House of Castelo

to the state, degree, style, dignity, title and honour of Viscount of Halburg
 

And for Us, Our heirs and successors do appoint give and grant unto him the said name state degree style dignity title and honour of Viscount of Halburg, in trust to Our Archducal throne for the duration of their loyal service.
 

and by these Presents do dignify invest and ennoble him as a peer of the Imperial Realm and grant him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten and to be begotten all rights and privileges to be enjoyed under Suffonian Law befitting the state, degree, style, dignity title and honour of Viscount,
 

And also he and his House of Castelo may enjoy and use all the rights privileges, pre-eminences immunities, precedence and advantages to the degree of a Vicontiel House duly and of right belonging which Vicontiel Houses of Archduchy of Suffonia have heretofore used and enjoyed or as they do at present use and enjoy.
 

In Witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent. WITNESS Ourself at Pembroke Palace the 7th day of 7th Month in the 1728th year of Our Reign.

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Signed and Sealed by

  HIS HIGHNESS, Prince Edward of the House of Suffolk, Archduke of Suffonia, Duke of Warwick, Count of Pembroke and Baron of Alnwick