Order of the Rose - Revision history

Cian: Reverted edits by 72.249.45.76 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

2007-10-05T06:16:04Z

Reverted edits by 72.249.45.76 (Talk); changed back to last version by Cian

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		⚫	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (and to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]). This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of Æthelmearc\|Æthelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].
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⚫	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (and to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]). This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of ~~Ãthelmearc~~\|~~Ãthelmearc~~]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second [[reign]] as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second [[reign]] as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].

72.249.45.76 at 03:59, 5 October 2007

2007-10-05T03:59:05Z

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (and to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]). This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of ~~Æthelmearc~~\|~~Æthelmearc~~]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (and to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]). This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of Ãthelmearc\|Ãthelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second [[reign]] as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second [[reign]] as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].

Cian at 00:43, 25 January 2007

2007-01-25T00:43:03Z

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (and to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]). This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of Æthelmearc\|~~�Æthelmearc~~]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (and to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]). This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of Æthelmearc\|Æthelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second reign as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second [[reign]] as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].

	In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].		In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].

AlexandreDavigne at 19:16, 24 January 2007

2007-01-24T19:16:08Z

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (or to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of Æthelmearc\|�Æthelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (and to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]). This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of Æthelmearc\|�Æthelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second reign as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second reign as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].

AlexandreDavigne at 19:15, 24 January 2007

2007-01-24T19:15:52Z

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is ~~given~~ to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[~~�thelmearc~~]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], admittance to the '''Order of the Rose''' is offered to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]] (or to date, the single [[King\|King Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[Kingdom of Æthelmearc\|�Æthelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second reign as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second reign as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].

130.113.100.238 at 16:46, 9 June 2006

2006-06-09T16:46:32Z

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; ~~this decision~~ was ~~reversed~~ when she completed a second reign as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; she was later inducted into the Order when she completed a second reign as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].

	In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].		In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].

130.113.100.238 at 19:31, 18 May 2006

2006-05-18T19:31:51Z

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; this decision was reversed in [[A.S. XXVI]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; this decision was reversed when she completed a second reign as Queen in [[A.S. XXVI]].

	In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].		In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].

Paul Matisz at 15:56, 26 April 2006

2006-04-26T15:56:39Z

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]]; this decision was reversed in [[A.S. XXVI]].

	In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].		In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].

Paul Matisz: added info on Queen Caitlin

2006-04-26T15:53:19Z

added info on Queen Caitlin

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

	Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order, ~~but~~ ~~in most kingdoms induction is seen as being automatic, an example~~ of a [[~~tradition~~]] ~~that~~ ~~has~~ ~~taken~~ ~~the~~ ~~force~~ of [[~~law~~]].		Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order; Queen Caitlin of the [[Midrealm]] was denied induction in a controversial decision in [[A.S. XVI]].

			In most kingdoms, however, induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].

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Paul Matisz at 15:39, 26 April 2006

2006-04-26T15:39:43Z

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	In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from kingdom to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].		In a number of [[kingdoms]] in the [[SCA]], the '''Order of the Rose''' is given to those who have served as [[Queen\|Queen Consort]]. This Order is treated differently from [[kingdom]] to kingdom, but the Order usually confers a [[Patent of Arms]]. In some kingdoms, such as [[�thelmearc]], the Order of the Rose is a [[polling order]].

			Technically, having served as [[Queen]] is no guarantee of being inducted into the Order, but in most kingdoms induction is seen as being automatic, an example of a [[tradition]] that has taken the force of [[law]].

	[[category:awards]]		[[category:awards]]