Canonum De Ius Rex
Canons of Sovereign Law

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Article 16 - Sacré Loi

Canon 5483 (link)

Sacré Loi (Anglaise (Old French) for “Sacred Law”) is a body of 8th Century CE law and is the first Western Law in history to codify the obligations and functions of nobles, sovereigns and free people; Sacré Loi includes law regarding: property, rights, inheritance, agreements, parliamentary democracy, judicial procedure, conveyance, civil and criminal law.

Canon 5484 (link)

Sacré Loi was commissioned by Frankish leader Charles Martel and was completed in its first version around 738 CE and then presented to the first democratic parliament in Western history convened by Martel called the Campus De Manus meaning the “theatre of manors” and “theatre of valor and power” of Lords. This foremost forum in history was later corrupted by the Venetian - Magyar to the meaningless title “Champs de Mars”.

Canon 5485 (link)

Sacré Loi created the original hierarchy and structure of the Catholic Church in opposition to Imperial Christian Empire (Byzantines). The first Catholic Church hierarchy was based on four (4) levels being: Vicar of Christ, Primates, Bishops and Priests:

(i) Vicarius Christi, or Vicar of Christ was the supreme head of the Catholic Church in Paris, as first created by the Carolingians about 741 CE, claiming apostolic succession from the time of St. Peter to the foundation of the church; and

(ii) Primate, from Latin word primus meaning “first, foremost, most eminent” and equivalent to “Lords”; and

(iii) Bishop, from ancient Saxon/Gaelic word bisceop meaning “priest” equivalent to “Barons”; and

(iv) Priest, from ancient Saxon/Gaelic word prēost meaning “a counsellor or village elder”.

Canon 5486 (link)

Sacré Loi introduced the major concept of land and lend whereby all land was absolutely owned by God, with the Catholic Church first created by the Carolingians in 741 CE as perpetual trustees. All nobles were then tenants possessing “lend” through title and their estates.

Canon 5487 (link)

In terms of the structure and administration of land exclusively managed by the fledgling Catholic Church of the Carolingians, Sacré Loi divided the land into four (4) sub divisions Earth, Metropolitan, Diocese and Parish:

(i) Earth from ancient Irish: "Ear-Tha", meaning: “that which is entrusted”, meaning all the land administered by the Vicarius Christi; and



(ii) Metropolitan from Latin meaning “mother state or city”, administered by a Primate; and



(iii) Diocese from ancient Roman administrative unit, administered by a Bishop; and



(iv) Parish from Latin parocha meaning “provision of necessities” administered by a Priest.

Canon 5488 (link)

Sacré Loi introduced major reforms to noble classes, finally removing all vestiges of Roman land titles and returning to Celtic land traditions of the Cuilliaéan Holly Kings with the introduction of a new three - tier nobility being Lord, Baron and Earl:

(i) Lord (from Latin "laudis", meaning "worthy, meritous"); and



(ii) Baron (ancient Gaelic, "bara/barra" meaning "rod or measure of value"); and



(iii) Ealdormen (ancient Gaelic, meaning effectively "men of good spirit", later called "aldermen").

Canon 5489 (link)

Sacré Loi introduced major land reform associated with the new three - tier noble classes as the territorial divisions of Maner, Fee (Fi) and Village:

(i) Maner, (manor) from Latin manere meaning “to possess and abide (by agreement)” was the territorial divisions assigned to a Lord; and

(ii) Fee, from Latin fides meaning “trustworthy, honorable, loyal, safe conduct and protection” was the smaller estate assigned to a Baron; and

(iii) Village from Latin villa, meaning “country home” was the small plots of land and homes granted under the control of Earls.

Canon 5490 (link)

Sacré Loi introduced the concept of “session” to replace the ancient Roman concept of Fund (fundus) meaning estate and the rights of legal possession and property of a Maner, Fee or Plot.

Canon 5491 (link)

To ensure uniformity of leases and rights of use of land between terra - land held through Lords, Barons and Earls as well as land held directly by the church, Sacré Loi invented the concept of the Tenant and the written Tenancy Agreement that was then recorded in the ledger of the Maner (Manor Roll).

Canon 5492 (link)

To ensure the highest competence and fiduciary standards of Lords, Sacré Loi introduced the requirement of each Lord to maintain proper documentation and accounting in a series of ledgers called the “Maner Rôle”, meaning literally: “the function and role by agreement of the vassals to the Lord”. The system was continued by the Roman Cult as “Manor Rolls” that later became Registers.

Canon 5493 (link)

Under Sacré Loi, each Lord was required to provide a detailed account of the riches, assets and position of the Maner through a document called an “inventorium” each year at the same time called “domusdea” (corrupted later to doomsday). The name of the day was on account of the inventorium being collected together and stitched together to form a “ledger” called folium domusdea or “book/folio of the (inventories) of riches of the (maner) homes”.

Canon 5494 (link)

Further reforms to Sacré Loi by introduced major land reform associated with the new three - tier noble classes as the territorial divisions of Maner, Fee and Village:

(i) Maner, (manor) from Latin "manere" meaning “to possess and abide (by agreement)” was the territorial divisions assigned to a Lord; and



(ii) Fee from Latin "fides" meaning “trustworthy, honorable, loyal, safe conduct and protection” was the smaller estate assigned to a Baron; and



(iii) Village from Latin "villa", meaning “country home” were the small plots of land and homes granted under the control of Earls.

Canon 5495 (link)

As Sacré Loi is the very law that created the claims of the Catholic Church in 741, approximately 1260 years since 2011, the Roman Cult that took the church hostage from the 11th Century relied on its validity. However, in order to pursue its agenda, to curse the world and maintain power, it created a completely false system of law (Salic Law), while at the highest level continued to claim to follow Sacré Loi and therefore maintain the claim as rightful stewards.

Canon 5496 (link)

In the 16th Century CE, when the Venetian - Magyars decided to consolidate their power over the world by the creation of the Jesuits, Sacré Loi was used as the template for the creation of the wholly false Corpus Iuris Civilis, falsely claimed as the work of Emperor Justinian from the 6th Century.

Canon 5497 (link)

Consistent with the original Christian traditions forbidding slavery, the Carolingians founded the Catholic Church on the maxim nemo potest servus alteri meaning “no man may take another as (a) slave”. Any claimed reference implying the Carolingians ignored slavery or promoted slavery is a terrible slur and fraud designed to hide the fact that slavery in all its forms has always been one (1) of the worst heresies against the true Catholic Church.

Canon 5498 (link)

With the adoption by the Venetian - Magyars of the beliefs of the Sabbatean Cult first formed by Kaiser Ibrahim I of the Ottomons in the 17th Century CE and the subsequent creation of administrative law to usurp common law, all claims that the Roman Cult or the Sabbatean / Khazar elite follow any vestige of Sacré Loi is wholly false.

Canon 5499 (link)

In accordance with restoring the law, all rights, authority, customs and provenance associated with Sacré Loi are hereby vested solely to the most sacred covenant Pactum De Singularis Caelum.