To be serious, this is the way Belgian anti-terrorism brigades deal and handle this issue very succesfully.
http://www.vier.be/deidealewereld/videos/terroristen-opsporen-second-life/96039
A few more to explore:
Legitima Corte Real Espagnola
Reino De Espagnay sus Territorios
Kingdom of Hungary
Princely House of Esterhazy de Galantha
Maison the Fiennes
Casa de Borbon y Parma
Casa Ducal de Alba de Tormes
Princely House of Lippe
Grand Duchy of Hesse Darmstadt
House of Wettin
Princely House of Brunswick Wolfenbuttel
Princely House of Thurn und Taxis
Duc de La Vauguyon
If not offended to much, may I add this remark:
La Cour Royalede Louis XVI,Roide Franceet deNavarre
I repeat, by the merit of their existence in Sl and Ning,they don't "seem" to be a "double" court, "loosely" based on Versailles at "a Petite Trianon"
Pairie-Duch de La Vauguyon
I repeat, by the merit of their existence in Sl and Ning, they don't "seem" to be a "double" court, "loosely" based on Versailles at "a Petite Trianon"
This Duch and Titles, as the group name indicate, areserving a Court called La Cour Royalede Louis XVI.The active titles are held byPaul Franois de La Vauguyon and Marie-Antoinette de Pons de Roquefort. Connection to the court of Louis XVI, "of the Petite Trianon" exist as a Pairie-Duch to the French Court. There is no connection or "loosely" connection with a Sim calledVersailles and the Titles are earned by loyalty and respectexpressed towards the King and Queen of France.
Feel free to update your listing upon thesecourts.
Paul Franois de La Vauguyon
Who am I to provide that information. It is enough to look at their groups and contact the appropriatecourtiers of these groups, they will glady help you out. As a loyal member of Versailles you are certainly aware that lots of these members are alsoalong the courtiers from Versailles as they have to reside closely to the King to obtain preferences. It will not require long rides with your carriage to reach out to them. How about that for a good start.
Paul Franois de La Vauguyon
Most of these Courtsstill exist and I recall you visiting some of them before, without you acknowledging them in your previous statement. Another interesting Court to exploreis Kingdom of Maison of Savoie. I have also knowledge of the Duchy of Schleswigwhich I presume you are referring above in your comment. It requires a lot of time to learn about the Courts and haveinsights in their relations.All these Courts are legitime by the merit of their existenceand should be respected as equal to each other an by each other. Good luck on yourinvestigations.
Paul Franois de La Vauguyon
