Crown of Horne
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Crown of Horne | |
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Crest of Horne
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| Motto: Nobile Servitium (Latin) "Service is noble" | |
| Official languages | English Dutch French |
| Recognised languages | List |
| Religion | Roman Catholic |
| Government | Prinselijk Huis |
• Prince | Edward Bieniak |
• Hereditary Prince | Dylan Jován Bieniak |
| Sovereign subject | |
• Establishment of Horne in the Holy Roman Empire | 920 |
• Death of Philip de Montmorency | 5 June 1568 |
• Doctrine of the House of Horne | 1 January 2020 |
Website houseofhorne.org | |
The Crown of Horne (Dutch: Kroon van Horn) is a sovereign entity headed by the Prince of Horne. The Crown claims continuity with the leaders of the Holy Roman County of Horne that was founded in 920 as a lordship by Engelbert I of Horne. From which the Crown is passed through Christian I, the posthumous son of Philip de Montmorency, Count of Horne. Christian's descendants include the members of the current House of Horne. Its motto is Nobile Servitium (service is noble), adopted from Clan Spaulding. Its modern-day role is mostly focused on its own family members in the House of Horne and conducting state visits.