Maison de Gévaudan: Member of Holy Roman Empire Association

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Established on Christmas Day In Rome in 1963 to unite the Nobility of the Holy Roman Empire in one Association and to Defend and Promote the History and Patrimony of the Holy Roman Empire.

The History of the Holy Roman Empire Association - Associazioni dei Nobili del Sacro Romano Impero - The HREA is an Organization that was established in 1963 with the aim of uniting descendants in the male and female line of individuals who were granted Noble Titles by the Holy Roman Empire through Imperial Letters Patent.

Foundation of the HREA: Founded on Christmas Day In Rome in 1963, the HREA seeks to connect living descendants of noble families from the Holy Roman Empire. The association was initiated by Prince Giovanni Alliata di Montereale and Count Giancarlo Bonifazi di Statte.

Purpose and Activities: The HREA serves as the supreme governing authority over the titles of nobility of the Holy Roman Empire, managing an official list of those who have the right to bear and enjoy these titles and armorial bearings. It also engages in cultural and historical preservation activities, including organizing events related to art and history. The association has reinstated historical institutions like the Aulic Council (Consilium Aulicum - Reichshofrat) and the Imperial Chamber Court (Reichskammergericht - Iudicium imperii) to maintain the tradition and legal aspects of the Holy Roman Empire.

Membership and Recognition: Membership is typically for those with a direct lineage to nobility titles, although honorary members also exist. The Association is recognized for its role in preserving the heritage of the Holy Roman Empire and its Nobility, with members including all the Princes, Dukes, Marquises, Counts, Barons and Nobles of the Holy Roman Empire from different Nobles families across Europe.

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