Conrad von Regensburg
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 Conrad von Regensburg at Burro Creek War. | ||||||||||
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Baron Conrad von Regensburg served as Caid's premier Crescent Herald, and as the founding Baron of Lyondemere. He was admitted to the Order of the Pelican on 01/08/1977 by Their Western Majesties Andrew of Riga and Patrice d'Cilla, and to the Order of the Laurel for Heraldic Studies and Research on 11/16/1985 by TRM Jason III and Isabel.
Persona
Offices
- Crescent Principal Herald, 06/1974-05/1983
- First Baron of Lyondemere, 06/03/1978-11/20/1980
- Continued as Baron of Lyondemere with Megwyn of Glendwry, 11/20/1980-10/15/1988
Event Staff
- Coronation Committee, First Coronation of Caid, 6/3/1978
Classes Taught
- Basic Heraldry, Collegium Caidis-General Session 1982
- Protocol & Court Heraldry, Collegium Caidis-General Session 1982 (co-taught with John ap Griffin)
Honors
- Augmentation of Arms on 05/28/1983 from Adrian II and Ealasaid. He chose to use crossed trumpets behind the shield, something like supporters.
Gallery
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Conrad von Regensburg at Burro Creek War, carrying the Lucite Rod, symbol of the Order of St. Lucy -
Conrad betwixt Armand and Diana at the Kingdom of Caid First Coronation Festival 1978 -
Master Thin Robert of Lawrence (Kingdom Chancellor) and Baron Conrad von Regensburg (Crescent Herald) at Coronation of Jason II and Natalya II -
Martin and Neptha holding court as last Prince and Princess of Caid. From left to right: Cameron of Caladoon, Alison von Markheim, Nikolaj Zrogowacialy, Conrad von Regensburg, Jason Griffiths of Shadowhyrst, Gabrielle Nicole Devereaux, Neptha of Thebes, Martin the Temperate
Memories
Baron Master Conrad von Regensburg, who was Kingdom Herald was also Baron of Lyondemere. He was also head of the unofficial Order of St. Lucy (Patron saint of Heralds and Fussbudgets). As head of this order he carried a lucite rod named, "The Staff of St. Lucy." Not to be confused with a similar staff born by the Acrylic heresy. Conrad had a commanding presence and was excellent at running a court, keeping it on track, on time, and yet richly ceremonial. Baroness of Dreiburgen Alison called him, "An iron hand in a velvet glove." Amazing fellow.
