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| modernlocation = New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, BC. | |||
| founded = May XIV/1979 | |||
| dissolved = May XLIV/2011 | |||
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The '''Shire of Eisenmarche''' was located in the Principality of [[:Category:Tir Righ|Tir Righ]], in parts of Greater Vancouver, BC. It was created in 1979 to be an alternative branch to the Barony of Lions Gate. The "land" claimed by the Shire changed over the years, until representatives from the two branches (Baron [[Gerhard Kendal of Westmoreland]] for Lions Gate and Dux [[Darius Corvinus]] for Eisenmarche) hammered out a treaty, agreeing to the division of territory. In its final form, Eisenmarche was defined as New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, BC. | |||
Their first mention in the Crier occurred in the July 1979 issue. Their arms were registered in March, 1986. | |||
[[ | By the year 2010, many branches were starting to feel the pinch of losing members; being a small branch, Eisenmarche felt it more so. Following some soul-searching and talks with the people throughout all three branches, the Shire of Eisenmarche was disolved in 2011, and her lands divided between [[Lions Gate]] and [[Lionsdale]]. | ||
; Founded : May XIV/1979 | Eisenmarche's first newsletter was "The Eisenmarche" (noted in Jul 1980 Crier, but likely already existed). The Nov 1981 Crier lists the newsletter as "The Toad". | ||
; Founded: May XIV/1979 | |||
; Disolved: May XLIV/2011 | |||
; Major Events | ; Major Events | ||
: [[Eisenmarche Lover's Revel]] - February | : [[Eisenmarche Lover's Revel]] - February | ||
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: [[War Dog Tournament]] - October | : [[War Dog Tournament]] - October | ||
: [[Tir Righ Coronet]] - May '09 | : [[Tir Righ Coronet]] - May '09 | ||
[[Category:Branch]] | [[Category:Branch]] | ||
[[Category:Tir Righ]] | [[Category:Tir Righ]] | ||
[[Category:Shire]] | [[Category:Shire]] | ||
[[Category:Defunct Branches]] | |||
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The Shire of Eisenmarche was located in the Principality of Tir Righ, in parts of Greater Vancouver, BC. It was created in 1979 to be an alternative branch to the Barony of Lions Gate. The "land" claimed by the Shire changed over the years, until representatives from the two branches (Baron Gerhard Kendal of Westmoreland for Lions Gate and Dux Darius Corvinus for Eisenmarche) hammered out a treaty, agreeing to the division of territory. In its final form, Eisenmarche was defined as New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, BC.
Their first mention in the Crier occurred in the July 1979 issue. Their arms were registered in March, 1986.
By the year 2010, many branches were starting to feel the pinch of losing members; being a small branch, Eisenmarche felt it more so. Following some soul-searching and talks with the people throughout all three branches, the Shire of Eisenmarche was disolved in 2011, and her lands divided between Lions Gate and Lionsdale.
Eisenmarche's first newsletter was "The Eisenmarche" (noted in Jul 1980 Crier, but likely already existed). The Nov 1981 Crier lists the newsletter as "The Toad".
- Founded
- May XIV/1979
- Disolved
- May XLIV/2011
- Major Events
- Eisenmarche Lover's Revel - February
- Eisenmarche Shire Banquet - April
- War Dog Tournament - October
- Tir Righ Coronet - May '09