Bastion
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| {{{device}}} (Fieldless) On a castle with a single bastion gules a mullet of six points Or | ||||||||
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The Order of the Bastion of Vindheim is a nonarmigerous level award given in the Principality of Vindheim only once per reign unto such persons who exemplify the spirit of the Dream in Vindheim and inspire the populace to greater deeds and service.
Overview
The candidate should be a person that Vindheim relies upon for the betterment of the Principality, using their skills and talents, and be whose absence the Principality would be greatly deprived of a valuable member. Members of the Order are charged with working together as a group for the betterment of the Principality.
Precedence
The Order shall be non-armigerous and carry no rank or precedence beyond any other Vindheim Order or honor.
History
Created by Romanius Vesperianus and Deanna della Penna, April 30, LVI, AD 2022.
Revised by Jean Paul de Sens and Gilyan Clonmacnoise, September 17, LVII, AD 2022.
Insignia:
The badge of the Order shall be: (Fieldless) On a castle with a single bastion gules a mullet of six points Or.
Holders of the Order shall be entitled to wear the badge of the Order.
The Original Three Medallions
Prior to our 3rd Coronet, Micauley and Caterina, naming Zubeydah their Bastion during their step down Court, they presented the previously named Bastions, Charles the Gray of Mooneschadowe and Vincenti da Murano with a handsome medallion created by Skjoldulfr Hildibjarnarson. At the time the medallions had been commissioned, information was not available regarding the registration of the official insignia. The design utilized was Sable, a cog voided gules fimbriated Or, charged with a mullet of six points Or. In the weeks following being named Bastion, Zubeydah reached out to our 4th Coronet about having her medallion inscribed with the numeral III, and be passed down to the next individual thus named. The first and second Bastion also pledged to pass down their medallions as well.
1) Charles the Grey of Mooneschadowe
2) Vincenti da Murano
3) Zubeydah
