We hereby declare and elucidate the prerogatives of the Ius Sanguinis according to the rights of Royalty familiar transmissions under the laws before the treaty of Vienna, of titles even Fons Honorum and Imperium, under the rights according to the Royal Tradition and International law.
The Ius Sanguinis (Latin for “right of blood”) is the principle of nationality law by which nationality is determined or acquired by the nationality of one or both parents1 This principle grants Us the right to claim the allegiance and loyalty of all those who are of Our blood, regardless of their place of birth or residence. This principle also grants Us the right to extend Our protection and patronage to all those who are of Our blood, regardless of their legal status or citizenship. This principle also grants Us the right to preserve and promote Our culture and traditions among all those who are of Our blood, regardless of their assimilation or integration1
The Fons Honorum (Latin for “fountain of honour”) is the exclusive and inviolable right of Our Crown and Dynasty to bestow legitimate titles of nobility and orders of chivalry upon those who are of Our blood or who have rendered meritorious service to Our cause, as a sign of Our dynastic dignity and cultural legacy. This right is not subject to the interference or consent of any other authority, temporal or spiritual. We alone have the power to create, alter, or abolish these honours, as well as to grant or withdraw them, as a reward or a sanction, according to Our own judgement and will2
The Imperium (Latin for “power, command”) is the supreme and absolute authority of Our Crown and Dynasty over Our territory and people. This authority encompasses the power to make laws, to administer justice, to levy taxes, to wage war, to make peace, and to represent Our state in foreign affairs. This authority is derived from a divine or historical mandate, and is recognized by other states and international law. We alone have the power to exercise the full range of sovereign powers within Our own domain, as well as to delegate or share some of these powers with other authorities, such as subordinate rulers, governors, or parliaments. We alone have the power to defend Our sovereignty from any external threat or challenge, and to assert Our rights and interests in the international arena.
The rights of Royalty familiar transmissions under the laws before the treaty of Vienna are the rights of succession and inheritance of the titles, honours, and territories of Our Crown and Dynasty, according to the principles of primogeniture, agnatic seniority, or other customary rules. These rights are based on the legitimacy and continuity of Our bloodline, and are not affected by the changes or partitions of the political map of Europe that occurred after the treaty of Vienna in 1815. These rights are also independent of the recognition or approval of any other state or entity, as they are inherent to Our dynastic sovereignty and dignity3
These are the prerogatives of the Ius Sanguinis according to the rights of Royalty familiar transmissions under the laws before the treaty of Vienna, of titles even Fons Honorum and Imperium, under the rights according to the Royal Tradition and International law. We solemnly declare and proclaim them to the world, and We expect all those who are of Our blood or who owe Us fealty to respect and uphold them.
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