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ARTICLE I - Royal Definitions of the Middle Kingdom

• I-100 The Crown shall be defined as the Sovereign and Consort of the Middle Kingdom.

• I-101 The Child/ren of the Crown may be styled as "Prince Royale" or "Princess Royale" for the duration of their parents' reign.

• I-102 "Child/ren of the Crown" are defined as the biological, step, or adopted daughters or sons, or other minors for whom the Sovereign and/or Consort have legal guardianship during Their reign.

• I-103 The child/ren may wear a diadem of silver with three points, each ornamented with a single red stone.

• I-104 At the end of the reign, the Child/ren of the (now former) Crown are recognized with an Award of Arms complete with the rights and responsibilities associated with that rank. This AOA can be made by the recipient's parents or the incoming Crown.

• I-200 The Tanist and Tanist's Consort shall be defined as the Victor and Consort of a Crown Tournament. They are also known as the Crown Prince/Princess of the Middle Kingdom.

• I-300 The Coronets of a Territorial Principality shall be defined as the Territorial Prince/Princess, and Territorial Principality Heirs.

• I-400 The Territorial Principality Heirs shall be defined as the Victor and Consort of a Coronet Tournament.

• I-500 The Royal Family shall be defined as Sovereign, Sovereign's Consort, Tanist, Tanist's Consort, Territorial Prince/Princess, and Territorial Principality Heirs.

• I-600 The Royal Arms of the Middle Kingdom shall be incorporated herein.
  SOVEREIGN: Argent, a pale gules, overall a dragon passant vert, in chief an ancient crown Or, within a laurel wreath proper.
  CONSORT: Argent, a pale gules, overall a dragon passant vert, in chief an ancient crown Or, within a chaplet of roses proper.

• I-700 The term Prince refers to the male gender, the term Princess refers to the female gender.