East Kingdom Gazette
Covering the Eastern Realm of the SCA
In the forty-seventh year of the Society, upon 2 February, in the Barony of Carolingia, Edward the King and Thyra the Queen did enact and cause to be enacted the following: Item. Their Majesties accepted the fealty of Fergus and Imigla, Baron and Baroness of Carolingia. Item. Their Majesties caused those good gentles new to …
It is to be noted and retained in memory that when the Edward the King, second of that name, and Thyra his Queen, were for a time in Havre des Glaces, they convened a Court and there did cause the following deeds to be done and recorded for perpetual memory: Item. Their Majesties accepted the …
Upon 17 November in the forty-seventh year of the Society, Thyra, Queen of the East, did voyage to the Sylvan Kingdom of Aethelmearc there to attend a Collegium devoted to the Art of Cookery and, there finding the good lady Lysel von Heidelberg, citizen of the East Kingdom yet laboring mightily for the benefit of …
On the 10th of November, in the reign of Edward and Thyra, Their Excellencies Fergus and Imigla, Carolingia, did convene a Court, in full view of the populace so that all might see Their justice. Item: Their Excellencies summoned Mistress Gwendolyn of Middlemarch, representative of the Order of the Daystar. She pleaded with them to …
In response to several inquiries, this is an explanation of the development of the Ordo of Edward II and Thyra (which I choose to call the “Ordo Concordiae”, because of the site as well as the treaty which appears in the ceremony). The Ordo may be read at http://tinyurl.com/clzhrjn The general theme of the Ordo originated in the service …
In public consistory, at the time of the solemn and royal court held at Concordia of the Snows, a brilliant assembly of counts and barons being in session, and a very great multitude of nobles and commoners standing before the most serene lord Edward King of the East, and Thyra his Queen, for the purpose …
On a lovely October day did the Crown of the East visit the shire of Endewearde for the purpose of a Royal Hunt. In the evening. They held court to reward certain of Their subjects who deserved recognition. The King was momentarily disconcerted by the presence of a broken black arrow on his throne, and …