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By the Grace of God, Under the High Patronages of His Majesty Rukirabasaija Agutamba Solomon Gafabusa Iguru I., by the Grace Of By the Grace of God, under the High Patronages of His Majesty Rukirabasaija Agutamba Solomon Gafabusa Iguru I., by The Grace of God, Omukama of The Kingdom of Bunyoro-Kitara, Ruler of Hoima, Masindi, Kibaale, Buliisa, Kiryandongo, Kagadi and Kakumiro, The Grandson of Kabalega, The Healer, The Orphan Protector, The Hater of Rebellion, The Lion of Bunyoro, The Hero of Bunyoro, The Hero of Kabalega, etc. etc. etc. – 49th Omukama of The Kingdom of Bunyoro-Kitara, 27th Omukama in The Babiito Dynasty, The Sovereign Head and Grand Master of The Royal Order of Omujwaara Kondo and The Royal Order of Engabu, The Sovereign Head, Grand Master and Protector of The Most Honourable Order of Omukama Chwa II Kabalega, etc. etc. etc.-, AND of His Majesty Dah Bokpe Houezelehoueke, King in Ouidah, Prince of Allada (7th King of the Royal Bokpe Community (Ouidah), Republic of Benin | The descendants of His Majesty Kpingla (7th King of Abomey: 1774 - 1789) upon 25th June in the year of our Lord 2018. We checked and guaranteed that the coat of arms was granted at international recognized institutions as following: American Armiger Society, 12th April 2017 No. 0002/2018, Heraldry Society of Africa (HAS), No. 220498-NGO Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom, 25th June 2018, Republic of Uganda By the Grace of God, it is found that the armorial bearings of His Royal Highness Prince Darrick Lane Kekaulike Kaeokulani Hoapili Kahekili Kamehameha Kalakaua Baker, Hawaii are: ARMS Azure surrounded by a circlet of eight Mullets Argent on Harp Or stringed Argent in chief two Mahiole aspectant proper CREST From a wreath of Azure and Argent on a grassy Mound behind two Cook’s Knives in Saltire a Kukui tree (Aleurites moluccana) leaved fructed and blossomed all proper MOTTO Kanaka ‘Öiwi In accordance with the habitual heraldic tradition, Heraldic heir of these armorial bearings is the lawful descent of the Armiger. It is thus put to all whom it may concern; the above described and depicted bearings to use when desired, in accordance with the existing laws of State and rules of heraldry and hereafter to be the lasting symbol and pride of the preserved by God His Royal Highness Prince Darrick Lane Kekaulike Kaeokulani Hoapili Kahekili Kamehameha Kalakaua Baker, Hawaii. This 25 day of June 2018. Chargé Du Conseil Scientifique à la Cour Royale de Sa Majesté Dah President Secretary Bokpe Houezelehoueke, Roi à Ouidah, Prince d’Allada, Republic de Benin Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom King of Ouidah His Majesty The Omukama (King) Rukirabasaija Agutamba Solomon His Majesty Dah Bokpe Houezelehoueke, King in Ouidah, Prince of Allada Gafabusa Iguru 1st . was officially restored on the 24th day of July, 1993, all (7th King of the Royal Bokpe Community (Ouidah), Benin | The descendants kingdoms were restored by Statute No. 8, and also by the Amendment Act of His Majesty Kpingla (7th King of Abomey: 1774 - 1789)) [No. 8] - Article 118 (1)- of 1993 enacted by the Parliament of Uganda AND officially recognized and protected by the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda by Chapter IV. –Article 37.-, Chapter XVI. -Article 246. (1) – (6)- of 1995 AND by the Amendment [No. 2] Act -schedule V. -Article 178.8- of 2005 AND by the Acts Supplement [No. 4] -Act 6. of 2011. .
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