*The Queen (center), accompanied by the Duchess de Camp-Louis (right) and Comteir du Chéri (left). Photo: Albert Jones Photography.*

The Royal Court

The Royal Court of Cap-Paradis (Cour Royale du Cap-Paradis) is the official court of Navasse, with members of the royal family, nobles, and dignitaries attached to the Court.

As Fount of Honour, The Sovereign may grant titles & knighthoods. Titles are given to select individuals who have demonstrated their support for the Royal House through their virtuous deeds! Nobles come in all ranks and titles.

Titles of the Royal court →

Ranks of Nobility

They are, from lowest to highest, seven ranks of nobility - including male, female, and gender-expansive versions of titles:

Seigneurie (Lordship): Le Seigneur/La Seigneuresse/Les Seignie, with no style.
Baronnie (Baronship): Le Baron/La Baronne/Les Baronem, with no style.
Vicomté (Viscountship): Le Vicomte/La Vicomtesse/Leur Vicomteir, with the style of Le Noble/La Noble/Leur Noble (The Noble).
Comté (Countship): Le Comte/La Comtesse/Les Comteir, with the style of Son/Leur Honorable (His/Her/Their Honorable)
Marquisat (Marquiship): Le Marquis/La Marquise/Les Marquiem, with the style of Son/Leur Excellence (His/Her/Their Excellency)
Duché (Dukedom): Le Duc/La Duchesse/Les Ducie, with the style of Sa/Leur Grâce (His/Her/Their Grace)
Princedom (Principauté): Le Prince/La Princesse/Les Princier, with the style of Son/Leur Altesse (His/Her/Their Highness)

Nominate a Noble Person in your Life!

Know someone who goes the extra mile to help out in their community? Volunteers at the local shelter? Enjoys their free time taking care of others? Nominate them for a noble title! Nobles of Navasse come from all walks of life but share a common desire to strengthen and empower marginalized communities.

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Nobility Nomination Form

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*Queen Marie-Adélina I wearing the star and sash of the Order of La Sirène*

The Most Royal & Illustrious Order of La Sirène
L’Ordre Très Royale et Illustre de La Sirène

The Most Royal & Illustrious Order of La Sirène is the Dynastic Order of Knighthood of the Kingdom of the Navasse. The Order is named after La Sirène- the motherly and fiercely protective sea goddess. The order's motto is Sapientia Maris (Wisdom of the Sea). The Order’s day is the Second of February.

The Order is not just a title; it's a recognition, and conferred to those who embody chivalric values of the modern age. Inductees are recognized for their excellence and honor to those who champion various causes, particularly those that align with humanitarian, charitable, and social justice endeavors. Inductees are also honored for rendering exemplary service to the House of the Navasse

The Order is composed of the Sovereign and four classes:

Chevalerie, unlimited recipients, no insignia.
Commandeur, 64 recipients, the badge displayed on a ribbon worn on the right side of the chest.
Grand Officier, 32 recipients, wearing a badge on a necklace plus a star on the left side of the chest.
Grand Cordon, 16 recipients, wearing a badge on a sash over the left shoulder plus the star on the left side of the breast.

Inductees are addressed as ‘Chevalier’, ‘Chevalière’, or ‘Chevaliem’; ranks of Grand Officier and above are entitled to use a circlet (blue-white trim circlet) on a coat of arms.

The Order’s insignia includes:

Star, eight-pointed, with the center bearing the image of a crowned siren sounding a conch with the Order's motto encircling it. It is pinned to the left breast.
Badge, also eight-pointed, with four large rays alternating with four small rays. In the center is the image of a crowned siren sounding a conch, with the Order's motto encircling it. It hangs from a chain bearing a depiction of the Crown of Navasse.
Riband, dark blue and two silver stripes, measuring 200 cm long and approx. 10 cm wide and worn over the left shoulder.
Pin, concise version of the badge worn on the left breast.

The Order is given as a personal gift from the Sovereign.

Disclaimer on noble titles & honors

Titles and Honours of Navasse, including but not limited to orders and awards, letters of peerages, and other elements of monarchical institutions, do not enjoy special recognition or privileges in Haiti or any recognized State. Nevertheless, they are issued in recognition of those who uplift and inspire in the community.