New False Royal House (Tanna)

[g***@sainty.org]

see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"

http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

[Turenne]

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

Who is this chap really?

Richard

[m***@btinternet.com]

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

Wow, a baronial house established by Charlemagne; princes of the HRE
since 1498; and Islamic emir, and given the title of Prince by QEII as
late as 2002. What a lovely find.

I like the "traditional king" bit, given the claimed de facto rule of
his adoptive predecessor from 22 to 29 June 1974 - that's quite a
weighty tradition.

Of course, it's the recognition by the late Queen Mother that does it
for me.

I wonder how long before a certain website starts to offer Tannic
titles?

MA-R

[Madalch]

Post by m***@btinternet.com
I wonder how long before a certain website starts to offer Tannic
titles?

They would go well with red wines. I wouldn't mind a Tannic title of
Burgundy, but Champagne would be right out...

[Joseph McMillan]

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

I like how each member of the royal family has a completely different
coat of arms, the first of which is a blatant violation of the
tincture rule.

Joseph McMillan

[Turenne]

I wonder how long before a certain website starts to offer Tannic titles?

There seem to be plenty of people accepting 'Orders' who are sporting
dodgy titles. Maybe the 'King' has already started selling them.

The King also claims the following titles himself:

Prince du Saint-Empire,
Duc au trône de Souabe,
Duc au Trône de Styrie,
Baron au Trône Impérial et Royal d'Autriche-Hongrie,
Baron du Saint-Empire,

Ho hum.

Richard L

[g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk]

Post by Turenne

I wonder how long before a certain website starts to offer Tannic titles?

There seem to be plenty of people accepting 'Orders' who are sporting
dodgy titles. Maybe the 'King' has already started selling them.
Prince du Saint-Empire,
Duc au trône de Souabe,
Duc au Trône de Styrie,
Baron au Trône Impérial et Royal d'Autriche-Hongrie,
Baron du Saint-Empire,
Ho hum.
Richard L

What is a 'Grand Druide Celtique'?

Graham

[Turenne]

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
What is a 'Grand Druide Celtique'?

It would be nice to think that the title was an attempt at self
parody, but I think it was probably an afterthought. He may be
referring to the ancient druidical religion or possibly the so-called
'Illuminati' who supposedly have a 'Council of Grand Druids'. If this
is the case 'His Highness' is more deranged than previously thought!

Richard L

[g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk]

Post by Turenne

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
What is a 'Grand Druide Celtique'?

It would be nice to think that the title was an attempt at self
parody, but I think it was probably an afterthought. He may be
referring to the ancient druidical religion or possibly the so-called
'Illuminati' who supposedly have a 'Council of Grand Druids'. If this
is the case 'His Highness' is more deranged than previously thought!
Richard L

I looked at some of the photos on the site and some of them are of an
occasion also used by the pretend Duke of Braganza - the bloke in
Italy who was arrested for something. I recognise the uniforms of the
footmen (or whatever they are called). Definitely the same. Do you
think these false princes organize events as a group and that each
takes turn to be photographed knighting some poor bod? It would save
money I suppose. They may even swap orders and sashes to make
themselves look more magnificent.

PS How much do you think he charges for a dukedom - and will he accept
payment in stamps?

[m***@btinternet.com]

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk

Post by Turenne

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
What is a 'Grand Druide Celtique'?

It would be nice to think that the title was an attempt at self
parody, but I think it was probably an afterthought. He may be
referring to the ancient druidical religion or possibly the so-called
'Illuminati' who supposedly have a 'Council of Grand Druids'. If this
is the case 'His Highness' is more deranged than previously thought!
Richard L

I looked at some of the photos on the site and some of them are of an
occasion also used by the pretend Duke of Braganza - the bloke in
Italy who was arrested for something. I recognise the uniforms of the
footmen (or whatever they are called). Definitely the same. Do you
think these false princes organize events as a group and that each
takes turn to be photographed knighting some poor bod?

I think they're too busy knighting each other; it takes time to
collect ten or twelve Grand Cross breast-stars.

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
It would save money I suppose.

If they charge by the knighthood, I expect bulk-billing is the last
thing they'd want to engage in.

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
They may even swap orders and sashes to make
themselves look more magnificent.

Works a treat, doesn't it?

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
PS How much do you think he charges for a dukedom - and will he accept
payment in stamps?

Not sure about Sa Tannic Majeste, but I know a 'King' who'll probably
trade a marquessate for stamps - as long as they're food stamps.

MA-R

[Louis Epstein]

In alt.talk.royalty ***@btinternet.com wrote:
: On Jan 18, 11:14?am, "***@gmilne.demon.co.uk"
: <***@gmilne.demon.co.uk> wrote:
:> On 17 Jan, 19:02, Turenne <***@virgin.net> wrote:
:>
:> > Graham Milne wrote:
:> > >What is a 'Grand Druide Celtique'?
:>
:> > It would be nice to think that the title was an attempt at self
:> > parody, but I think it was probably an afterthought. He may be
:> > referring to the ancient druidical religion or possibly the so-called
:> > 'Illuminati' who supposedly have a 'Council of Grand Druids'. If this
:> > is the case 'His Highness' is more deranged than previously thought!
:>
:> > Richard L
:>
:> I looked at some of the photos on the site and some of them are of an
:> occasion also used by the pretend Duke of Braganza - the bloke in
:> Italy who was arrested for something. I recognise the uniforms of the
:> footmen (or whatever they are called). Definitely the same. Do you
:> think these false princes organize events as a group and that each
:> takes turn to be photographed knighting some poor bod?
:
: I think they're too busy knighting each other; it takes time to
: collect ten or twelve Grand Cross breast-stars.

But if they give each other Collar-orders will they wind up
looking like the Padaung women of Burma?

-=-=-
The World Trade Center towers MUST rise again,
at least as tall as before...or terror has triumphed.

[Chris Winkelmann]

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk

Post by Turenne

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
What is a 'Grand Druide Celtique'?

It would be nice to think that the title was an attempt at self
parody, but I think it was probably an afterthought. He may be
referring to the ancient druidical religion or possibly the so-called
'Illuminati' who supposedly have a 'Council of Grand Druids'. If this
is the case 'His Highness' is more deranged than previously thought!
Richard L

I looked at some of the photos on the site and some of them are of an
occasion also used by the pretend Duke of Braganza - the bloke in
Italy who was arrested for something. I recognise the uniforms of the
footmen (or whatever they are called). Definitely the same. Do you
think these false princes organize events as a group and that each
takes turn to be photographed knighting some poor bod? It would save
money I suppose. They may even swap orders and sashes to make
themselves look more magnificent.
PS How much do you think he charges for a dukedom - and will he accept
payment in stamps?

Richard,

The following page on this site documents the very type of gathering
you propose:

http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/album/telechargement.html

Chrus

[Turenne]

Yes Chris, that's the one

http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/album/telechargement.html

The picture captioned 'Sa Majesté recevant S.A.R La Princesse Erina de
Saxe dans l'ordre Souverain du Temple Celtique' is interesting; has
anyone heard of the 'Order of The Celtic Temple'? Princess Erina
(pictured) is the daughter of Heinrich Robert Eilts and Emilie
Gallikowski and was the 3rd wife of Prince Timo of Saxony, Prince Timo
was her third or fourth husband.

Richard

[CJ Buyers]

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
Do you
think these false princes organize events as a group and that each
takes turn to be photographed knighting some poor bod? It would save
money I suppose. They may even swap orders and sashes to make
themselves look more magnificent.

That more or less what they do. They establish false orders and
titles, then go about conferring them on each other and using that
"recognition" to justify their own causes. They then selloff these
worthless titles to poor sad people with too much money and too little
sense.

Sadly, there are a few people who contribute here who support and
encourage this, publish glossy books with these "orders" and the like.
You can see a flavour of this in the discussion on the Order of Malta.

[barrassie]

Post by CJ Buyers

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
Do you
think these false princes organize events as a group and that each
takes turn to be photographed knighting some poor bod? It would save
money I suppose. They may even swap orders and sashes to make
themselves look more magnificent.

That more or less what they do. They establish false orders and
titles, then go about conferring them on each other and using that
"recognition" to justify their own causes. They then selloff these
worthless titles to poor sad people with too much money and too little
sense.
Sadly, there are a few people who contribute here who support and
encourage this, publish glossy books with these "orders" and the like.
You can see a flavour of this in the discussion on the Order of Malta.

They are like a re-enactment, a bit of theatre. Do they hire their
uniforms?
CMH

[e***@googlemail.com]

Post by barrassie

Post by CJ Buyers

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
Do you
think these false princes organize events as a group and that each
takes turn to be photographed knighting some poor bod? It would save
money I suppose. They may even swap orders and sashes to make
themselves look more magnificent.

That more or less what they do. They establish false orders and
titles, then go about conferring them on each other and using that
"recognition" to justify their own causes. They then selloff these
worthless titles to poor sad people with too much money and too little
sense.
Sadly, there are a few people who contribute here who support and
encourage this, publish glossy books with these "orders" and the like.
You can see a flavour of this in the discussion on the Order of Malta.

They are like a re-enactment, a bit of theatre. Do they hire their
uniforms?
CMH- Hide quoted text -
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When I see the decorations on these picturesque uniforms, I cannot
help remember old Brezhnev. He was said to have received all
decorations of the Soviet Union, except for only two: "Hero-City" and
"Mother-Hero"...

In consequence, tons of jokes sprung up in the Socialist Camp about
him - which may be the best way to deal with this kind of people.

[Yeah Right]

On , , Thu, 17 Jan 2008 11:02:28 -0800 (PST), Re: New False Royal

Post by Turenne

Post by g***@gmilne.demon.co.uk
What is a 'Grand Druide Celtique'?

It would be nice to think that the title was an attempt at self
parody, but I think it was probably an afterthought. He may be
referring to the ancient druidical religion or possibly the so-called
'Illuminati' who supposedly have a 'Council of Grand Druids'. If this
is the case 'His Highness' is more deranged than previously thought!

This one makes me laugh!

"Croix d'Honneur de John Frum"

John Frum is the head deity in one of the local Cargo Cults.
He will return bearing riches beyond measure to the local
population.
You don't suppose the site is a piss take?

[m***@aol.com]

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

A friend of mine based in Florida just emailed me pictures of his
being "knighted" by His Majesty King de jure Claude-Philippe 1st
Tanna. He received a "Lettre Patente" and "Order Royale Dynastique De
L'Emeraude", and now goes by "Sir". My first thought was "how much
did this set him back?" A friend of his, a "Count" was also present.
HM Claude Philippe is pictured in the same flimsy uniform, resembling
a waiter more than a royal. And HRH The Princess of Isangel, is
wearing the same tacky gown in which she appears numerous times on the
"royale" website. It looked like something from a Fellini movie. It
appears that the "Tannas" move on the outer fringes of real society.
Is this how they make ends meet, by selling meaningless titles?
Bazaar.

[www.maltagenealogy.com]

This person has been around for a good ten years in Spain.

[m***@btinternet.com]

Post by m***@aol.com

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

A friend of mine based in Florida just emailed me pictures of his
being "knighted" by His Majesty King de jure Claude-Philippe 1st
Tanna.  He received a "Lettre Patente" and "Order Royale Dynastique De
L'Emeraude", and now goes by "Sir".

It would have been cheaper - and more valid - to change his name by
Deed Poll.

Post by m***@aol.com
 My first thought was "how much
did this set him back?"  A friend of his, a "Count" was also present.
HM Claude Philippe is pictured in the same flimsy uniform, resembling
a waiter more than a royal.  And HRH The Princess of Isangel, is
wearing the same tacky gown in which she appears numerous times on the
"royale" website.  It looked like something from a Fellini movie.  It
appears that the "Tannas" move on the outer fringes of real society.

I doubt they're that high up.

Post by m***@aol.com
Is this how they make ends meet, by selling meaningless titles?

Fake royals gotta make a living somehow. Your friend has been duped.
It is truly amazing that people are prepared to pay good money to
these schmucks, when two minutes' research on Google would show
neither their country nor their family exist. Sad.

MA-R

[t***@gmail.com]

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

This could also be a monarchy in exile, such as the Royal Duchy of Bohemia, or any of the others where the royal families were either deposed or driven into exile.
Tanna, BTW, (sometimes spelled Tana) is an island in Tafea Province of Vanuatu.
For more information check out this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanna_(island)

[The Other Guy]

Post by t***@gmail.com

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

This could also be a monarchy in exile, such as the Royal Duchy of Bohemia, or any of the others where the royal families were either deposed or driven into exile.
Tanna, BTW, (sometimes spelled Tana) is an island in Tafea Province of Vanuatu.
For more information check out this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanna_(island)

Should be easy to prove, OR disprove..

House which resulted SM-Claude Philippe 1 King Traditional and Jure
Tanna, has been Clovis I.. The first title of Baron was conferred on
the House von Berger von Pleiss by Charlemagne himself. And the title
Prince of the Holy Roman Empire was conferred on von Berger House in
1498.






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Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

This could also be a monarchy in exile, such as the Royal Duchy of Bohemia, or any of the others where the royal families were either deposed or driven into exile.
Tanna, BTW, (sometimes spelled Tana) is an island in Tafea Province of Vanuatu.
For more information check out this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanna_(island)

This is the same island that is the center of the John Frum cargo cult
and the belief that Prince Philip of the UK is a god.

[Charles Ring]

Post by Charles Ring

Post by t***@gmail.com

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

This could also be a monarchy in exile, such as the Royal Duchy of
Bohemia, or any of the others where the royal families were either
deposed or driven into exile.
Tanna, BTW, (sometimes spelled Tana) is an island in Tafea Province of Vanuatu.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanna_(island)

This is the same island that is the center of the John Frum cargo cult
and the belief that Prince Philip of the UK is a god.

Also, the supposed "king" et al do not resemble the island inhabitants
in the least.

[n***@gmail.com]

Post by g***@sainty.org
see this web site for the self-styled "royal house of Tanna"
http://www.maisonroyaledetanna.com/

What kind of Royalty is this?? My island of Tanna does not have nor will ever have any white royalties, let alone impostors. We do have our own royalty, idegenous in origin, black Melanesian, God fearing and humble before his creator, regarding himself as a servant of God. We do not recognize any others!!!

Man Tanna