Continuity
Preserve the founding story, traditions and identity of UKJ.
United Kingdomof Judaism
The Crown of UKJ
Royal Office
The Royal Office preserves the ceremonial continuity, symbols and public proclamations of the United Kingdom of Judaism project.
Ceremonial portraitHead of state
H.M. King Aurelian I.
Founder and ceremonial sovereignThe King represents unity, continuity and the cultural identity of UKJ. The office safeguards national symbols, issues project proclamations and performs ceremonial appointments within the community.
- Reign established
- 11 February 2015
- Royal seat
- Tatrovka Main Seat
- Motto
- Unity, Faith and Honour
Ceremonial mandate
Responsibilities of the Crown
Every function is symbolic and applies only within the voluntary UKJ community project.National symbols
Protect the proper ceremonial use of the flag, arms and seal.
Proclamations
Publish royal messages, commemorations and institutional notices.
Appointments
Confirm ceremonial office holders after an official UKJ decision.
Royal records
Public registers
Published proclamations, appointment decisions and ceremonial events. These records do not automatically change government office holders.Royal proclamations
No record has been published in this register yet.
Appointments
No record has been published in this register yet.
Ceremonial calendar
No record has been published in this register yet.
Government formation
Current government directory
This overview comes from the government directory. Royal decisions are published separately in the appointments register above.Office of the Prime Minister of UKJ
The Rt. Hon. Elias ArdenPrime Minister of UKJ
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Micronational Relations
Andrew MorisMinister of Foreign Affairs and Micronational Relations
Ministry of Interior and Digital Citizenship
Samuel PavlikMinister of Interior and Digital Citizenship
Royal communications
Published announcements
No royal announcement has been published yet.
Ceremonial project office
The Royal Office and royal titles exist only within the symbolic UKJ community project. They do not confer nobility, diplomatic status or public authority in the real world.