DID YOU KNOW.... When most people think of vanished empires, their thoughts go right to the Romans. And while perhaps the civilizations of the Romans, the Persians, the Aztecs, etc and their hundreds of years of known-world dominance deserve a good measure of respect, there is a plural other modern day mighty empires that also merit their place in history and achievement. Below is a list of many empires from within the International Court System that go by day after day all but forgotten by many with exception of a handful of court historians. Even though these chapters of history are dormant today in their own time they were often the most immensely popularity organizations in their community, lead by legendary monarchs and steeped with noble deeds of service. History asks How did things get to be this way? There are few thing that become more intriguing and far more mysterious than learning to recognize and understand the series of events, causes and people that lead to the creation of the International Court System and its empires. At the same time, history also recognizes that there is far more to the past than the events that created the Court System we know today. Recognizing what we share with people in the past, while simultaneously exploring how profoundly their experiences differed from our own, provides some of the International Court System most fascinating insights into our history. I invite everyone to be a part of the ICS Golden Jubilee next October 2015 in Portland, Oregon. It will be evening that celebrates in the form of narratives...all of these dormant yet distinguished empires stories ...helping bring their past come alive again...to be recognized and included again...as few things or moments can. Our value and importance of noble deeds whether our court is dormant or active today in communities all across Canada, the United States and Mexico is beyond measure. Please help us to remember these dormant yet distinguished empires of the International Court System and be part of history by going online to learn more and take part in the ICS Golden Jubilee History Project by completing a historical survey. Go to ics50.org/history - The History Project | The ICS Golden Jubilee “I live my life rewarded by remembering many many others who have made it possible to live it Daniel Surreal Foxx H.I.M. Daniel Surreal Foxx Emperor XXXIII of the Silver Dollar Court of Reno, NV Historian of the International Court System Dormant Distinguished Empires of the International Court System... 1 The Imperial Court of Kerns and King County – Bakersfield, California 2 The Imperial Court of Georgia – Columbus, Georgia 3 The Nutmeg Empire of Connecticut – Hartford, Connecticut (now represented by The Imperial Sovereign Court of All Connecticut) 4 The Imperial Movie Capital Court of Hollywood – Hollywood, California (now represented by the Imperial Court of Los Angeles and Hollywood) 5 The Barony of Louisville – Louisville, Kentucky 6 The Imperial Court of the Eagle Empire of Merced – Merced, California 7 The Grand Cypress Empire of Monterey County – Monterey, California 8 The Royal Joshua Court of the High Desert – Palm Springs, California (now represented by the Principality of Palm Springs and Emerald Empire Kingdom of Imperial County) 9 The Imperial Court de Phoenix – Phoenix, Arizona (now represented by The Imperial Sovereign Empire of Arizona) 10 The Greater California Inland Empire – Pomona, California (aka The San Gabriel Valley Inland Empire – Pomona, CA) 11 The Imperial Heart of the Golden Circle Empire – Redding, California 12 The San Bernardino Riverside Empire – San Bernardino, California (aka The Imperial Court de San Bernardino and Riverside) 13 The Imperial Court of San Fernando Valley – San Fernando Valley, California (aka The Sovereign Court of San Fernando Valley) 14 The Imperial Court de Santa Monica – Santa Monica, California (aka The Royal Court de Santa Monica) 15 The New Royalist Society of Central Saskatchewan – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (aka The Imperial Court of the Prairie Lily) 16 The Imperial Court of Wine & Roses – Sonoma, California 17 The Imperial Court of South Bay – Torrance, California (aka The Royal Court of South Bay) 18 The Imperial Sovereign Court of the Great Columbia Basin – Tri-Cities, Washington 19 The Imperial Empire of Tucson – Tucson, Arizona 20 The Imperial Court of Ventura – Ventura, California (aka The Imperial Court of Ventura County) 21 The Thunderbird Empire of Victoria – Victoria, British Columbia 22 The Imperial Sequoia Empire de Tulare and Kings County - Visalia, California 23 The Barony of All Vermont – Williamstown, Vermont
Posted on: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 20:15:03 +0000
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