IMPERIAL COURT DIRECTORY

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IMPERIAL COURT DIRECTORY

As penned and maintained by HIH The Duchess of Furnstock, HE The Governess of the Augustine Palace, and the Courtiers of the Augustine Palace 

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ETIQUETTE DIRECTORY

d’Arkent, Maisie. Augustine: Ladies in Waiting. Providence, 1834. [LINK]

d’Arkent, Maisie. Augustine Court Etiquette. Providence, 1830. [LINK]

d’Arkent, Maisie. Proper Tiara and Sash Etiquette. Providence, 1833. [LINK]

d’Arkent, Mary and Milena Carrion-Tuvyic. Fashion Reforms in the Imperial Court. Providence, 1822. [LINK]

 

ADMINISTRATIVE FIGURES OF THE IMPERIAL COURT

Her Excellency, The Lady Governor of the Augustine Palace, Lady Mary Othaman neé d’Arkent [ncarrr]

The Right Hon. The Majordomo of the Augustine, Lady Laurene Henriette Basrid neé Savoie [Alexievna]

The Right Hon. The Governess-Secretary, Miss Anna d'Arkent [lillyeveans]

 

IMPERIAL HOUSEHOLD

The Imperial Throne

His Imperial Majesty, The Holy Orenian Emperor, Philip II [TangoIsPointless]

                           HIH Prince Philip Aurelian, The Duke of Adria [Parodies_]

                          HIH Princess Josephine Augusta, The Duchess of Crestfall [VIROS]

                          HIH Princess Anne Caroline, The Duchess of Auvergne [Fieee]

                          HIH Prince Robert Francis, The Count of Temesch [Nectorist]

                             HIH Princess Helena Augusta, The Countess-Consort of Temesch [Axeluu]

 

The Adria Household

             His Imperial Highness, The Duke of Adria, Prince Philip Aurelian [Parodies_]

             Her Imperial Highness, The Duchess of Adria, Princess Charlotte of Aldersberg [MunaZaldrizoti]

                          HIH Prince Philip Amadeus of Adria, The Duke of Furnestock (d. 1844)

                          HIH Prince John Casimir of Adria

                          HIH Prince George Maximilian of Adria, Count of Huntshill [FredrickTeufel]

                            HIH Lady Isabella Maria, Countess-Consort of Huntshill [MapleSunflower]

                          HIH Princess Amelia Margaret of Adria (Missing)

                          HIH Princess Christina Augusta of Adria (d. 1834)

                                                    Lady Anna 'Molina' Elizaveta of Dobrov

                                                    Lady Josephine Aleksandra of Drobrov

 

The Furnestock Household

HIH Prince Philip Amadeus of Adria, The Duke of Furnestock (d. 1844)

HIH Princess Anastasia of Kositz, The Duchess of Furnestock

                          HIH Princess Catherine Anastasia of Furnestock

                          HIH Princess Julia Amadea of Furnestock

                          HIH Prince Peter Augustus of Furnestock

                          HIH Princess Victoria Augusta of Furnestock

                          HIH Prince James Maximilian of Furnestock

                          HIH Princess Anna Ulyssa of Furnestock

 

*NOTE: Highlighted is the immediate line of succession following HIM Philip II. The above list consists of the imperial lines, particularly the heads thereof, which have been seen in recent decades. Children of imperial princesses are excluded from the above list. Missing or deceased have been removed for ease of access for those browsing the Imperial Court Directory (however, this does not exclude these persons or lines from the imperial household).

 

BASIC NOBLE ADDRESSMENT

As written and drafted by HE The Governess of Augustine Palace Mary of Carrington and HIH Princess Amelia of Renzfeld

 

Emperor: “Your Imperial Majesty” in introduction; followed by “my lord” or “sir”

Empress: “Your Imperial Majesty” in introduction; followed by “my lady” or “ma’am”

Imperial Prince: “Your Imperial Highness” in introduction; followed by “my lord” or “sir”

Imperial Princess: “Your Imperial Highness” in introduction; followed by “my lady” or “ma’am”

 

Duke: “Your Grace” or “Duke [title or name]” in introduction, followed by “sir”

Duchess: “Your Grace” or “Duchess [title or name]” in introduction, followed by “ma’am”

 

Count: “Right Honorable [title or name]” or “Count [title or name]” in introduction, followed by “sir” or “Lord [name]”

Countess: “Right Honorable [title or name]” or “Countess [title or name]” in introduction, followed by “ma’am” or “Lady [name]”

 

Viscount: “Right Honorable [title or name]” or “Viscount [title or name]” in introduction, followed by “sir” or “Lord [name]”

Viscountess: “Right Honorable [title or name]” or “Viscountess [title or name]” in introduction, followed by “ma’am” or “Lady [name]”

 

Baron: “Right Honorable [title or name]” or “Baron [title or name]” in introduction, followed by “sir” or “Lord [name]”

Baroness: “Right Honorable [title or name]” or “Baroness [title or name]” in introduction, followed by “ma’am” or “Lady [name]”

 

*Children of Dukes / Duchesses, Counts / Countesses are to be addressed as “Lady [name]” or “Lord [name]”

*Children of Viscounts / Viscountesses, Barons / Baronesses are to be addressed as “Miss [name]” or “Mister [name]”

 

 

THE HOLY SCROLLS

As per request of the administration of the Augustine Palace, it is highly recommended that all lords and ladies of the imperial court read the Holy Scrolls. [LINK]

 

Spoiler

 

If you would like to get involved in the court, please do not hesitate and message one of the following people (or ask in Providence chat) to be added to the discord:

 

ncarr#1882 - Governess Mary

Alexi#0706 - Majordomo Laurene

MunaZaldrizoti#6175 - Duchess Charlotte

 

Feel free to ask the above any and all questions about court, etiquette, etcetera. We would love to talk to all who would like to be involved, or more involved, in court affairs!

 

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@Alexi_

 

“Lorina! Lorina!” exclaimed the Basridi as the man waved with a small flyer within his hand, the Rhenyari sought the attention of the Lady Laurene de Savoie. “You must see this, oh! The Augustine has outdone themselves on this one, I tell you!” Matyas motioned the attention of the Lady down onto the directory of titles and individuals of the Court. “Certainly the most useful document created from them in decades. I applaud their hard work on this one. Marvellous, indeed!”

 

Spoiler

Good job, guys - this was a well needed post!