Gordon Robert Charles Gray III
| Gordon III of Grays-Erie | |||||
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| Impire I Aynvaul | |||||
| Reign | June 4th 2006 – present | ||||
| Coronation | ~June 7th 2006 | ||||
| Honourary Predecessor | Gordon II | ||||
| Heir presumptive | Eric I of Grays-Erie | ||||
| Born | 13 June 1994 Kingdom of Áinnebhaul Long Island | ||||
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| Noble House | House of Grey (Grays-Erie Branch) | ||||
| Father | "Gordon II" | ||||
| Mother | Queen-Mother Eileen I | ||||
| Religion | Gaelic Paganism | ||||
Gordon RC Gray III, also known as Impire Gordon III, is a somewhat notable micronationalist living in Hicksville, Long Island/New York. The second notable micronationalist from Long Island to achieve some notoriety after Cesidio Tallini. He is notable in the micronational community for being one of the earliest critics of fellow micronationalist "George II" Cruickshank and his very toxic, narcissistic and harassive traits as early as the Summer of 2012, openly criticism Cruickshank's behavior. He is also involved with a handful of non-profits and civics in his local area and even co-running some fundraising events directly.
He is the founder of what is currently Long Island's oldest continuous micronation, the Aynvaul Micronational Government which goes by a few other names such as the Aynvaul Imperial Government(although none within his micronation still refer to it as that) and the Micronational Government of High Aynvaul. His official title is 'Impire' or "Impir" (pronounced 'Imb-perh-ruh', "Imb-perh" respectively), which is in effect a merger of Highest King and Highest Druid. Aynvaul itself is notable being the only extant Long Island micronation to receive media attention and for being perhaps the oldest inherently Irish-American continuous micronation in the world based on available material and sources.
Interestingly his claimed noble house, The Noble House of Grey is an actual English Noble House that dates as far back as the eleventh century, with even a member having ascended the English throne in Lady Jane Grey as a de facto Queen for approximately nine days in the sixteenth century.