Administration

MEDIEVAL OFFICES

Principality Princes And Princesses

The Coronet (the Prince and the Princess, acting together) is the Crown's representative for the Principality and are to render their Oath of Fealty at each Coronation of the King and Queen. The Coronet may establish and present non-armigerous awards specific to their principality, and have been empowered to grant Awards of Arms to subjects of their respective principalities. The Coronet also recommends to the Crown those subjects whose achievements and service within the principality are worthy of recognition. The Coronet may appoint, remove, or replace Great Officers of the principality, in conjunction with the appropriate Kingdom Great Officers. The Coronet may likewise appoint, remove, and replace Lesser Officers of the principality, in conjunction with the appropriate Kingdom or Principality Great Officers, if any. The Crown may require consultation and prior approval for any or all of these steps. The Coronet may suspend any officer of the principality for just and stated cause for the duration of the reign. The Coronet has the limited power to banish people after having received prior written approval from the Crown. The Coronet serves as a ceremonial focus and presence for the Kingdom.