Crispin de la Rochefoucauld

Photo
Mapleside Farms Demo, 2018.
Heraldry
Sable, a lion statant within an orle of chain Or.

Sör Crispin dela Rochefoucauld began his career as a rapier combatant before picking up armored combat, eventually becoming squired to Count Alaric le Fevre. Over the years, he has worn a number of hats within the Society including event steward, mead maker, illuminator, quartermaster, and woodworker. He was an armored champion of the Cleftlands and served as their standard bearer after which he was the Northern Oaken regional commander for a run of three years. Although he later adopted a 12th century Turkish noble persona, taking the surname "al-Rumi" (of Rome), he later returned to his wayward French ways. He was elevated to the order of Chivalry in AS 48 by his Majesty Lucien Phillip de Bordeaux, becoming the 227th Knight of the Middle Kingdom. In the summer of AS 52, Crispin and Gianna Vettori became the 5th fief holders of the Barony of the Cleftlands in service to the crown of the Middle kingdom.

Awards

• Territorial Baron - Cleftlands (10 Jun, 2017)
• Order of Chivalry (01 Aug, 2013)
• Order of the Gold Mace (17 Aug, 2006)
• Order of the Evergreen (29 Feb, 2020)
• Order of the Silver Oak (13 Jun, 2009)
• Award of the Purple Fret (25 Sep, 2002)
• Order of the Red Company (19 Aug, 2005)
• Award of the Dragon's Tooth (12 Aug, 2010)
• Award of Arms (07 Jun, 1997)
• Order of the Royal Vanguard (04 May, 2013)
• Baroness' Favor

Offices & Positions

• Baron of the Cleftlands - June 10, 2017 to present
• Minister of Arts & Sciences - February 25, 2015 to January 18, 2017
• Queen's Champion, Dag VII and AnnMarie III - September 2012 to May 2013
• Quartermaster - Fall 2004 to September 2007
• Standard Bearer - Standard Bearers 2003 XI

Guilds

• Armored Combat Guild
• Fellowship of the Oaken Blade
• Schola Petrae
• Scribe's Guild
• Woodworker's Guild

Households

• House Blood Jack

Stewardship

• Event Steward - Northern Oaken War Maneuvers 2002 VI
• Event Steward - Northern Oaken War Maneuvers 2001 V