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FAQ: Restoration of the Imperial House of Luxembourg-Görlitz and Recognition of Prince Amir
TL;DR
The Imperial House of Luxembourg-Görlitz's restoration grants Prince Amir a unique historical advantage, connecting him to European nobility and the Plantagenet Kings of England.
The restoration is based on unbroken bloodlines from the 1377 Duchy of Görlitz through the Luxemburg-Ligny and Saint-Pol branches, validated by Jus Sanguinis legal principles.
This restoration preserves European heritage and chivalric traditions, fostering cultural continuity and historical appreciation for future generations through Prince Amir's modern service.
Prince Amir, a US Marine Corps veteran, now carries the unified blood of the Houses of York and Lancaster as a Plantagenet heir.
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The Imperial House of Luxembourg-Görlitz has formally announced the restoration of its honors and the recognition of Prince Amir as its rightful successor, who holds multiple historical titles including Duke of Görlitz and Duke of Somerset and Beaufort.
Prince Amir is a United States Marine Corps veteran and a professional within the U.S. Federal Service who has been recognized as the successor to the Imperial House of Luxembourg-Görlitz. He is a direct descendant of the House of Somerset, House of Hastings, and Plantagenet kings of England.
The restoration involves the Duchy of Görlitz (established 1377), the Dukedoms of Somerset and Beaufort, the Titular Duchy of Northumberland, the Baronetcy of Llantarnam, co-heirship to the Barony of Herbert, and the Barony of Arborfield.
Prince Amir is a direct descendant of the Houses of Somerset and Hastings, families that served Tudor and Stuart monarchs, and through Lady Frances Somerset and Lady Elizabeth Hastings, he carries the unified blood of the Houses of York and Lancaster, making him a biological heir to the Plantagenet kings.
As a descendant of both the Houses of York and Lancaster through Lady Frances Somerset and Lady Elizabeth Hastings, Prince Amir carries the unified blood of the Plantagenet kings of England, representing a reconciliation of the War of the Roses lineages.
His succession is based on the 'Right of Blood' (Jus Sanguinis) through the Luxemburg-Ligny and Saint-Pol branches of the family, specifically through Jacquetta of Luxembourg and her descent from the Counts of Ligny, with an unbroken biological and legal lineage.
The Imperial House of Luxembourg-Görlitz is a dynastic house dedicated to preserving the Imperial, Royal, and Noble traditions of the Holy Roman Empire and the English Gentry, serving as a bridge between historical legacy and modern global service.
The announcement was made on January 30, 2026, and while the press release originates from Hampton Roads, VA, Prince Amir is described as a veteran of the United States Marine Corps and a professional within the U.S. Federal Service.
He is formally styled as 'His Imperial and Royal Highness Prince Amir of the House of Luxembourg-Görlitz and Somerset; Duke of Görlitz, Duke of Somerset and Beaufort, Titular Duke of Northumberland, Successor to the Baronetcy of Llantarnam, Co-Heir to the Barony of Herbert, Baron of Arborfield, and Scion of the Plantagenet Kings of England.'
More information is available on their website at https://www.xn--luxembourg-grlitz-b0b.org.
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