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Coat of Arms of
His Majesty SULTAN MUHAMMAD
FUAD ABDULLA KIRAM I
Royal Hashemite Sultan of Sulu |
Coat of Arms of
His Majesty SULTAN MUHAMMAD
FUAD ABDULLA KIRAM I
Royal Hashemite Sultan of Sabah |
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Coat of Arms of
HRH Prince Ezzarhadon A. Kiram,
Prince of Kota Kinabalu,
Crown Prince of Sabah |
Coat of Arms of
HRH Prince Al-Mezzheer A. Kiram,
Prince of Jolo,
Crown Prince of Sulu |
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FLAG OF ROYAL HASHEMITE
SULTANATE OF SULU |
FLAG OF ROYAL HASHEMITE
SULTANATE OF SABAH |
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Arms of HRH Prince Omar Kiram
Dux de Legazpi Duque de Vivar-Maniquiz
Grand Prince & Prince Marshal
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Arms of the
ROYAL COLLEGE OF ARMS |
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HM Sultan Muhammad Fuad Abdulla Kiram I
Supreme Head of the
Royal Order of Hashem of Sabah |
HM Sultan Muhammad Fuad Abdulla Kiram I
Supreme Head of the
Royal Order of Sulu |
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HM Sultan Muhammad Fuad Abdulla Kiram I
Supreme Head of the Royal Order of Kiram |
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HM Sultan Muhammad Fuad Abdulla Kiram I
Supreme Head of the
Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah |
HM Sultan Muhammad Fuad Abdulla Kiram I
Supreme Head of the
Royal Order of Mindanao |
| MEDALS AWARDED BY THE SULTAN OF SULU & THE SULTAN OF SABAH |
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SULTAN FUAD THE FIRST MEDAL OF HONOR For Heroism |
ROYAL SULTANATE MNLF MEDAL For Bravery & Valor |
| COLLEGE OF ARMS |
DESIGN OF COAT OF ARMS,
KNIGHTHOOD & OTHER AWARDS
The Royal College of Arms (College of Heralds) of the Hashemite
Sultanate of Sulu and the Hashemite Sultanate of Sabah officiated by
the Grand Prince and Prince Marshal under the benevolence of Sultan
Muhammad Fuad Abdulla Kiram I, The Sultan of Sulu & The Sultan of
Sabah (Sultan Fuad the First), designs and creates coats of arms,
symbols, devices, banners and other armorial bearings for a person,
family, corporation or government dominion (whether federal/ national,
state/ province, town, city or any local government unit).
Any person, corporation or government entity is welcomed to apply for a
coat of arms or symbol to be used exclusively by the applicant grantee
or bearer of the granted arms by the College of Arms.
A deserving person can be admitted a "Datuk (Knight)" or "Datin (Lady)"
in the various Orders of Knighthood in one of the oldest and enduring
Royal Houses founded in 1405 in Sulu, the Royal House of Sulu and
Sabah, (since 1823 the Royal House of Kiram), which today is
represented by Sultan Fuad I as head of the major branch of the Kiram
Royal Family.
The Kiram Royal Family is the direct descendant of the first Sultan in
1457, that finally descended to Sulu Sultan Mawallil Wasit (Sultan 1600
to 1640), the son of Brunei Sultan Muhammad Hassan, further cementing
the blood links of the Royal House of Sulu & Sabah and the Royal
House of Brunei as one family. The father of Sultan Jamalul Kiram I was
Sulu Sultan Shakir ul lah (Sultan 1816 to 1823), the direct descendant
of Sultan Mawallil Wasit. It was Sulu Sultan Jamalul Kiram I (Sultan
1823 to 1844, son of Sultan Shakir ul lah) who first used the surname
KIRAM, as before him the Sultans of Sulu & Sabah did not use any
surname – only their first names. Thus, in reality the family name
KIRAM can be traced back to the year 1600, however, for clarity due to
its first usage we equate the Kiram Royal Family to year 1823 to this
day.
The membership in the Orders of Knighthood is a personal award from
Sultan Muhammad Fuad Abdulla Kiram I, The Sultan of Sulu & The
Sultan of Sabah. The Orders are administered by HRH Prince Omar Kiram
Dux de Legazpi Duque de Vivar-Maniquiz, Grand Prince and Prince Marshal
and Grand Master of the five (5) Orders of Knighthood. A member is
admitted and awarded based on his/ her service or services of exemplary
nature to the community, the arts, sciences, or humanities, etc.
Knights and Ladies of the various Orders of Knighthood are granted
Award of Knighthood and Knightly Coat of Arms.
Listed below are the Orders of Knighthood
whose membership is a personal award to the recipient from Sultan Fuad
I, for exemplary services to society, the community, the arts,
sciences, and humanities:
1. Royal Order of Hashem of Sabah
2. Royal Order of Sulu
3. Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah
4. Royal Order of Kiram
5. Royal Order of Mindanao
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF KNIGHTHOOD
The aims of Knighthood are unity, harmony and brotherhood among
mankind with no distinction of any kind such as race, color, language,
gender, religion, political or other opinion, social origin or stature,
property ownership, birth or other status in life. The meaning of the
word "Knight" in Anglo-Saxon language is "man servant." Thus, a Knight
accepts the duty of service to man and service to society and to
humanity. The Knights/ Datuks and Ladies/ Datins of Sultan Fuad I, The
Guardian of the Faithful in Mindanao, follow the strict meaning,
dictates and tenets of Knighthood or Chivalry; i.e. to serve and
protect the weak, the poor, the sick, underprivileged, widows, orphans
and the elderly, and to perform charity at all times -- the noble
instinct of man.
TITLES OF REIGNING SULTAN & SOVEREIGN OF THE ROYAL ORDERS
These were the traditional titles conferred to and used by the Royal
Sultans of Sulu & Sabah since the coronation of the first Sultan in
1457. The title de jure Reigning Sultan, to follow the tradition, was
conferred by the Council of Royal Datus on the 3rd of June 2006 when
Sultan Fuad the First was crowned as the 35th Sultan of Sulu &
Sabah.
The Supreme Council of Sharifs of the Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah
decreed that Sultan Fuad the First took on the traditional and symbolic
title of Sovereign of the Royal Orders to personify his lawful and
rightful inheritance as Sultan of Sulu & Sabah being the last
surviving son of HM Sultan Muhammad Esmail E. Kiram I (Sultan
1947-1973).
However, Sultan Fuad the First prefers to use the title of Supreme Head of the Royal Orders.
These traditional and symbolic titles of Reigning Sultan and Sovereign
of the Royal Orders are not meant to mislead that the Sultanate of Sulu
& Sabah still possesses its sovereignty it enjoyed since its
foundation as a sovereign kingdom and state in 1405. The Sultanate of
Sulu was annexed to the Philippines without the consent of the people
of the Sultanate of Sulu as no plebiscite and no referendum was staged
in the dominions/ provinces of Sulu, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi, Zamboanga and
Palawan in 1946, making this arbitrary annexation of the Sultanate a
breach of the United Nations Charter.
As proof of its sovereign status the Kingdom/ Sultanate of Sulu
signed treaties with China in 1417, U.S.A. on 5th February 1842, France
on 20th February 1845, U.S.A. again on 20th August 1899 entitled the
Bates Treaty, and also other treaties with Portugal, Great Britain and
Spain.
The Americans occupied the Sultanate with disastrous consequences as a result of the 1898 Treaty of Paris as enumerated below:
Spain unlawfully included the Sultanate of Sulu as part of the
Philippines when Spain signed the 1898 Treaty of Paris, that was a
treaty of surrender by Spain to the U.S.A., as Spain lost the Spanish
American War in Cuba in 1898. Spain ceded/ sold its possessions of
Cuba, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Spain did not conquer and
did not own the Sultanate of Sulu unlike the Philippines so Spain had
no right to sell it to the U.S.A.
The Americans, misled by Spain and worried on the inclusion of the
Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah in the 1898 Treaty of Paris, compelled HM
Sultan Haji Mohammad Jamalul Kiram II (Sultan 1893-1936, brother of the
grandfather of Sultan Fuad the First) to sign the Bates Treaty on 20th
August 1899.
BATES TREATY OF 1899 GUARANTEED SOVEREIGNTY & PROTECTION OF THE SULTANATE OF SULU & SABAH
The Bates Treaty was proof absolute that the 1898 Treaty of Paris was
unlawful and questionable in relation to the Article ceding the
Sultanate to the U.S.A.
The Bates Treaty stipulated the guaranteed and continued
sovereignty and enshrined the Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah as a United
States Protectorate.
However, U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt singularly abrogated and
terminated the 1899 Bates Treaty on 2nd March 1904, without informing
and without the consent of the Sultan of Sulu & Sabah, making the
said termination of the U.S.A. null and void and not valid because, as
per Law of Treaties and based on International Law, no one party can
terminate a treaty without the knowledge and consent of the other
party.
Therefore, as per Law of Treaties and International Law, the 20th
August 1899 Bates Treaty, terminated by the U.S.A. unilaterally without
knowledge or consent by HM Sultan Jamalul Kiram II meant such
termination was null and void. This event points to the truth that the
Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah is still a sovereign state and a United
States Protectorate to this day.
Sultan Fuad the First respects the actual view of the international
community of nations and the Philippine government that the sovereignty
of Sulu archipelago and Sabah is vested to the Republic of the
Philippines (without consent by the people of the Sultanate). However,
due to historical facts and aforementioned legal evidence, he does not
agree with this view and he and his committed supporters, work for the
full restoration of sovereignty of the Sultanate by peaceful means.
ALAND Suomi AUTONOMY/ PROTECTORATE STATUS OF FINLAND
We favour an Autonomy/ Protectorate Status patterned and similar to
Aland Suomi of Finland in the Royal Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah that
will enshrine a Parliamentary Monarchy with Members of Parliament
elected by our people to pursue peace, harmony, stability and
prosperity in our beloved Sultanate.
This Autonomy/ Protectorate Status can also be the template in all
Royal Sultanates of Mindanao or Southern Philippines like Maguindanao,
Buayan, and Lanao with Misamis and Bukidonon provinces that will
respect the customs and traditions, languages, arts and cultures of the
Muslim people. This will result in peace in Mindanao that evaded the
Philippines for many, many years. This will also stop clandestine
operations of many foreign nations in the internal affairs of Mindanao.
ARBITRARY ANNEXATION BREACHED U.S. CONSTITUTION & U.N. CHARTER
The 1946 act of arbitrary amalgamation of the Sultanate of Sulu
& Sabah (a sovereign state at that time) to the Philippines without
people’s consent violated the “human rights, equal rights for
self-determination and fundamental freedoms of the people and the
territorial integrity and political independence of the Sultanate.” It
breached the American Constitution. It also contravened the United
Nations’ Charter as follows:
(1) "To develop friendly relations among nations based on the respect
for the principles of equal rights and self-determination of people and
to take other appropriate measures to strengthen universal peace;
(2) To achieve international cooperation in solving international
problems of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian character,
and in promoting and encouraging respect for human rights and for
fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex,
language or religion; and
(3) All members shall refrain in their international relations
from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or
political independence on any state or in any other manner inconsistent
with purposes of the United Nations.”
CONCLUSION AS PER HISTORY & INTERNATIONAL LAW
So based on historical records and International Law, i.e. the singular
termination of the 1899 Bates Treaty by U.S. President Theodore
Roosevelt being null and void and the arbitrary annexation of the
Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah without people’s consent, that
contravened the United Nations’ Charter and also rendered this
annexation to be null and void, the only logical conclusion is: the
Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah is still a sovereign state.
It is our belief that fair-minded peoples and nations of the
international community along with the United Nations will agree with
this point of view.
TAUSUGS SEEK HELP OF UNITED NATIONS’ & INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY
The grave concern of Sultan Fuad the First and the Tausug people
now only numbering over 3 million scattered in Basilan, Sulu,
Tawi-Tawi, Palawan, Zamboanga peninsula and Sabah (the historic and
traditional homeland of the Tausugs), that the Muslim Tausug people
being a minority group in 90 million Philippine Christian dominated
population, fear their centuries old arts and culture, the Tausug
language and their Tausug values as a people, now being eroded may be
lost forever to the Tausug future generations.
The Tausugs are the indigenous people of the Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah.
Sultan Fuad the First and the Tausug people seek protection from the
United Nations and the international community to protect their rights
as a minority group in the Philippines.
This plea to the United Nations has a precedent when the League of
Nations in 1921 granted protection to Aland Suomi, a minority group in
Finland, to protect their own customs, traditions, identity, arts and
culture and the Aland language.
ALAND Suomi AUTONOMY/ PROTECTORATE
Aland islands as an autonomy/ protectorate state though part of Finland
has its own parliament, administration and own government providing
services to its people, flag, national anthem, police force, army,
accepts foreign direct investments, issues passports to its citizens
with Suomi Aland and Finland symbols and both names in equal sizes.
Aland’s official language is Swedish while the rest of Finland is
Finnish.
Aland is a member of the Nordic Council (regional grouping of Nordic
nations) and can veto any international agreement that will affect
Aland and its people. The Aland’s parliament had to ratify the decision
of Finland to join the European Union before Finland joined the EU.
Aland is an example of autonomy/ protectorate that works well for the
Alanders and guarantees their rights as a minority group in Finland
under the international protection of the League of Nations that became
the United Nations.
OFFICIAL POLICY: PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE
Sultan Fuad the First and the Moro National Liberation Front
(MNLF), who recognizes Sultan Fuad the First as the true and legitimate
Sultan of Sulu & Sabah, have an enduring concordat and agreement
that they both abhor and reject terrorism and extremism that harm and
kill people. The MNLF also supports and accepts the vision and policy
of Sultan Fuad the First to pursue peace and order, harmony, unity and
stability as their common stance in the Sultanate and other parts of
the world.
OTHER ROYAL TITLES OF SULTAN FUAD THE FIRST
1. Head Major Branch of the Royal House of Sulu & Sabah (Kiram Royal Family)
2. Maharajah Laylah (Prince Palace Marshal) of HM Sultan Mahakuttah Abdulla Kiram
3. Royal Datu (Prince Royal) of the Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah
4. Supreme Head of the Royal Orders
GRANT OF COAT OF ARMS
The grant of coat of arms or other awards is on a case to case
basis only. The Royal College of Arms, the Royal House of Sulu &
Sabah and the Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah recognize
royalty, nobility and orders of knighthood from other nations, so any
design of arms or re-creation of design of arms for royalty, nobility
or knights shall conform with rules of Heraldry pertaining to the
coronet, helmet, other heraldic marks and style or protocol address of
the bearer of the arms. Any interested person, corporation or
government entity is invited to apply for a coat of arms. Please email
the Royal College of Arms addressed to the Prince Marshal to:
prince@royalsulu.com.
With best wishes.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF ARMS
The Grand Prince & Prince Marshal
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His Royal Highness DATU PROF. DR. HADJI NUR P. MISUARI, DROS, DROHS, KRSS, DRM, MNLF, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF)
MNLF: Observer Status Member of Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC)
(Royal Datu of the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah) |
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His Royal Highness
DATU GOV. OMAR AL THANI J. ANTONIO C. LEVISTE, DROHS, DROS, KRSS, DRM
(Consul General of the State of Palestine to the Philippines)
(Royal Datu of the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah) |
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His Royal Highness DATU VINCENZO CORTESE MARQUIS DI VILLA SAN GIORGIO, DRK, DROHS, DROS, KRSS Royal Representative of HM Sultan Fuad I to Italy & Africa
(Royal Datu of the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah) |
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His Royal Highness DATU DIRAJA DR. PENGIRAN AMIR YUSSOF BIN PENGIRAN ABBAS AL HAJ (SMB), DROHS, DROS, KRSS, DRM (President, Nusa Laila Puteri School) Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam
(Royal Datu of the Royal Hashemite of Sulu & Sabah) |
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His Royal Highness DATU DIRAJA PADUKA HAJI ABDUL WAHAB,
KRSS, DROS, DROHS, Ph.D.
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam
(Royal Datu of the Royal Hashemite of Sulu & Sabah) |
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His Excellency
COUNT SHARIF GEN. NIKABULIN KASSIM ANDAH, DROHS, DROS, KRSS, DRM, MNLF MNLF Chief Inspector General & Royal Sultanate Chief of Staff
(Count of Parang, Sulu) |
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His Excellency COUNT BRIG. GEN. HABIB ADZ G. NIKABULIN, DGMROS, DROHS, KRSS, DRM, MNLF, Ph.D.
(MNLF Commanding General of Mindanao Composite Taskforce Command & Political Emissary) Royal Sultanate Home Minister & Minister for Sharifs' Affairs, Deputy Grand Master Royal Order of Sulu Philippines
(Count of Tapul, Sulu) |
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The Right Honorable
BARON NIZAM ABDULWALID VALEROSO, DROHS, DROS, KRSS, DRM Manila, Philippines
(Baron of the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah) |
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The Right Honorable
BARON DR. ABDUL RADZAK, DROHS, DROS, KRSS, Ph.D. Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam
(Baron of the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah) |
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The Right Honorable
BARON DR. ABDUL MANAFF BIN ABDUL KHADER,DROHS, DROS, KRSS, Ph.D. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Honorary Royal Ambassador to Middle East, India & Pakistan (Baron of the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah) |
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The Right Honorable, His Excellency BARON PROF. FRANCESCO CRISTINA MARQUIS DI SANTANNERA, KRSS, DROHS, DROS (Minister Counsellor of the Republic of Gambia to Italy)
(Baron of the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah) Milan, Italy |
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The Honorable, His Excellency
AMBASSADOR DATUK (SIR) ALBERT TSHISELEKA FELHA, DRK
Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/ Baronet
Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah
(Ambassador, Democratic Republic of the Congo in Italy) |
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Coat of Arms of MANUELDATU KELLOGG SIEFERT REBUENO (Esquire, Gentleman)
Quezon City, Philippines |
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Coat of Arms of His Excellency GOV. AMOR DOMINADO DELOSO (Esquire, Gentleman) Governor of Zambales Province
Botolan, Zambales Province, Philippines |
Coat of Arms of Zambales Province, Philippines |
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Arms & Heraldic Seal of the Governor of Zambales Province, Philippines |
Arms & Heraldic Seal of Zambales Province, Philippines |
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Coat of Arms of
MAJOR GENERAL FORTUNATO U. ABAT, AFP (Ret.) (Esquire, Gentleman)
Manila, Philippines |
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The Honorable
DATUK (SIR) GUY DHONDEE, DRK, KRSS
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/Baronet)
Melbourne, Australia |
The Honorable
DATUK (SIR) CHARLES WANTRUP, DRK, KRSS (Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/Baronet)
Melbourne, Australia |
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The Honorable, His Excellency PROF. DR. DATUK (SIR) CLAUDE CHAUSSIER, DRK, KRSS Honorary Royal Ambassador to Belgium & European Union)
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/Baronet) Brussels, Belgium |
The Honorable
LT. GEN. DATUK ALVAREZ A. ISNAJI AL-HAJ, DRK, DROS, KRSS, MNLF
Mayor of Inadanan, Sulu, Phils.
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/ Baronet) |
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The Honorable
DATUK (SIR) PETER KELLY, DRK, KRSS
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/Baronet) Sydney, Australia |
The Honorable
DATUK (SIR) MOHAN KUMAR A. NARAYANAN, DRK, KRSS
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/Baronet) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
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The Honorable, His Excellency DR. DATUK (SIR) VINCENZO SCHETTINO MARQUIS DI PIETRAPIANA, DRK, KRSS Italian Nobility
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/Baronet) Naples, Italy |
The Honorable, His Excellency PROF. DATUK (SIR) LINO MUNGARI, MARQUIS DI CAPOCOLONNA, DRK, KRSS
Italian Nobility
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/Baronet) Milan, Italy |
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The Honorable, His Grace SIR (DATUK) ENNIO MARIA DUKE DI CAROZZINNI, MARQUIS DI MONTERONI, BARIN DI MARTINETTO, KRSS (Italian Nobility)
Pordenone, Italy |
The Honorable, His Grace
MAJOR SIR (DATUK) RICCARDO GIORDANI DUKE DI WILLEMBURG, KRSS
Italian Nobility
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Rome, Italy |
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The Honorable, His Excellency DR. SIR (DATUK) COUNT FRANCO CARROZZO, KRSS Italian Nobility
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Rome, Italy |
The Honorable, His Excellency DR. SIR (DATUK) EMILIANO COUNT DI MEO, KRSS Italian Nobility
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Rome, Italy |
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The Honorable, His Excellency
DR. SIR (DATUK) LUIGI PASTI COUNT DI MISITANO, KRSS Italian Nobility
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Rome, Italy |
The Right Honorable SIR (DATUK) AUGUSTO BASILE BARON DI TORREMUZZA, KRSS Italian Nobility
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Rome, Italy |
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The Honorable
PROF. (SIR) DATUK RENE "REX" S. L. RESURRECCION, KRSS (Best Selling Author: Called to Excel
& Passion for Excellence)
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Quezon City, Philippines |
The Honorable
SIR (DATUK) NOEL P. DEYCO, KRSS
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Manila, Philippines |
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The Honorable
SIR (DATUK) BERNARD HEINRICH MAYER, KRSS
(Chairman, B.H. Mayer's Mint. Since 1871 Europe's World Renown Mint)
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Karlsfeld, Germany |
The Honorable
SIR (DATUK) JAN JINRICH VON KUBON, KRSS Trade & Investment Minister for Eastern Europe
(Knight/ Datuk Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Sydney, Australia |
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The Honorable, His Excellency
DATUK (SIR) ROMEO REDELICIA, DRK, KRSS
Deputy Foreign Minister of the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/Baronet)
Manila, Philippines |
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The Honorable, His Excellency DATUK (SIR) DALEY SANYA JULIUSON, DRK, KRSS Honorary Royal Ambassador to U.K. and Deputy Grand Master: Royal Order Sulu & Sabah
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/ Baronet) London, England |
The Honorable
DATUK (SIR) IAN ERIC TREACY, DRK, KRSS
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/ Baronet) Sydney, Australia |
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The Honorable DATUK (SIR) NUR ARDEN S. HAWARI, DRK, DROS Panglima of Jolo, Sulu and Minister of Agriculture
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/ Baronet) |
The Honorable
DATUK (SIR) MAGSAYSAY J. IMBING, DRK, DROS
Minister of Environment & Natural Resources
(Katurunan Datuk/ Hereditary Knight/ Baronet) |
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The Honorable
SHARIF DATUK (SIR) ZAIN JALI, DRK, KRSS, MNLF (Chairman MNLF Bangsamoro People's Congress,
National Mufti of the Bangsamoro People)
Head Royal Darul Ifta, Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah Zamboanga City, Philippines |
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The Honorable
GEN. DATUK ABEBAKRIN K. LUKMAN, KRSS, DROS, MNLF
(Knight Royal Order of Sulu & Sabah) Zamboanga City, Phils. |
The Honorable
GEN. DATUK MUHI S. MAWALI, DROS, MNLF Grand Panglima/ Governor
(Knight Royal Order of Sulu) Zamboanga City, Phils. |
The Honorable
GEN. DATUK ABUAMRI A. TADDIK, DROHS, DROS, MNLF
(Knight Royal Order of Hashem of Sabah) Zamboanga City, Phils. |
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The Honorable
HADJI USTADZ DATUK PAKIRULLAH SHAHIDULLAH DALAWIS, DROS, MNLF Grand Panglima/ Governor
(Knight Royal Order of Sulu) Basilan, Philippines |
The Honorable
HADJI DATUK ARCHED HALIS SULAIMAN, DROS, MNLF
Grand Panglima/ Governor Zone IV Sulu, Philippines
(Knight Royal Order of Sulu) |
The Honorable
Police Senior Superintendent HADJI DATUK ABDURASAD
SAHIAL AMING, DROS (PNP Ret.) Grand Panglima/ Governor
(Knight Royal Order of Sulu)
Tawi-Tawi, Philippines |
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