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 …
The overall theme of these baskets is Viking, both in honor of Birka, and our fair Queen Thyra. Their Majesties may also be having Mongolian guests, if your skills lie more in the Easterly direction. Some ideas for gifts follow, but you should by no means limit yourself to the items suggested (please also bear …
The Court of our most excellent sovereigns, Edward and Thyra, by grace King and Queen of the East, begun and held at the Barony Beyond the Mountain, on 8 December A.S. 47, and in the first year of their reign. On which day were called all and sundry the lords of the realm and the …
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 …
Wishing you were at Crown but can’t make the trip? Want to know the full play-by-play as the tourney progresses? Can’t wait to find out who the next King and Queen of the East will be? Tomorrow, October 27th, the East Kingdom Gazette will provide full coverage of the tournament, from the March of Precedence …
The Court of our most excellent prince and lord, King Edward II, by grace most illustrious King of the East, and Thyra, his Queen, begun and held at the Shire of Blak Rose, on 20 October A.S. 47, and in the first year of his reign. On which day were called all and sundry the …