Order of the Eagle of Georgia

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Celebrating International Heraldry Day in the finest way: by showcasing the Armorial Bearings of The Royal House of Georgia, masterfully illuminated by Herald Painter Dame Tania Crossingham, Officer of the Royal Heraldic College of Georgia.

A splendid example of the enduring beauty of heraldic art, where history, tradition, and symbolism are brought to life through exceptional craftsmanship.

Moments from the gala dinner concluding the Americas 2026 Investiture and the Royal Visit of Their Royal Highnesses Prince Davit and Prince Giorgi Bagration-Mukhrani, held at the London Hotel West Hollywood on March 21, 2026.

Following the investiture ceremony held earlier that day, newly invested Dames and Knights of the Royal Orders of Georgia joined officials of the Royal House, distinguished guests, friends, and supporters for an evening of fellowship and celebration. Approximately sixty attendees gathered to honor the occasion and enjoy the company of those who had traveled to Los Angeles for the Royal Visit.

The evening began with a cocktail reception before guests were seated for dinner. Throughout the event, attendees had the opportunity to renew friendships, congratulate the newly invested members, and reflect upon the significance of the day’s ceremonies.

A highlight of the evening was the presentation of a ceremonial saber to H.R.H. Prince Davit by the United States Delegation, represented by Maj. Jason M. Hatch, KGEG, Rector Coordinator of the Royal Orders in the United States. The presentation symbolized the loyalty, respect, and devotion of the American delegation to the Royal House and its Grand Master.

The gala also featured remarks by H.H. Tavadi Kimon Andreou, PhD, Chief Administrator of the Royal House of Georgia, together with moments of recognition and gratitude that reflected the spirit of service and fraternity that unites members of the Royal Orders.

Guests additionally observed a moment of remembrance in honor of His Holiness and Beatitude Catholicos-Patriarch Ilia II, recognizing his spiritual leadership and lifelong service to Georgia and the Georgian Orthodox Church.

The evening concluded in an atmosphere of warmth, friendship, and shared purpose, celebrating both the newly invested members of the Royal Orders and the presence of Their Royal Highnesses in Los Angeles. It provided a fitting conclusion to a historic day for the Royal House of Georgia and its supporters throughout the Americas.

On the morning of Friday, March 20th, 2026, the Royal House of Georgia convened the Round Table of the Order of the Eagle of Georgia in Los Angeles.

In the presence of H.R.H. Prince Davit Bagration-Mukhranbatoni and Prince Giorgi Bagration, distinguished guests, members of the Royal Orders, and dignitaries gathered for meaningful discussions on humanitarian initiatives, heraldry, history, and global affairs.

Among the highlights of the session were the presentation of Aisha’s Notebook, a new anti-human trafficking educational initiative introduced by H.E. Maj. Jason Hatch, insightful remarks by Virginia Gamba on her experience within the United Nations, and a special historical presentation by H.I.R.H. Princess Maria-Anne Galitzine, Archduchess of Austria, on the legacy of Blessed Karl.

The Round Table reflected the Royal House’s enduring commitment to education, humanitarian service, and international dialogue, while strengthening ties among members and supporters throughout the Americas.

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Credits to Tania Crossingham, Herald Painter of the Royal House of Georgia.

On the morning of 21 March 2026, the Royal House of Georgia held the Americas 2026 Investiture at the historic Hollywood Post 43 American Legion building in West Hollywood.

The ceremony was presided over by H.R.H. Prince Davit Bagration-Mukhrani, Grand Master of the Royal Orders, and coordinated by H.H. Tavadi Kimon Andreou, PhD, Chief Administrator of the Royal House, together with Maj. Jason M. Hatch, Rector Coordinator of the Royal Orders in the United States.

The solemn proceedings brought together Knights, Dames, dignitaries, veterans, and guests from across the United States and abroad in a spirit of tradition and shared purpose.

LA MESA DE LOS NOTABLES explores the heraldry of the Royal House of Georgia through the work of Fernando Martínez Larrañaga, focusing on the celebrated Armorial of the Order of the Eagle of Georgia and the Seamless Tunic of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

It highlights the fusion of Georgian royal symbolism, Byzantine-inspired ornamentation, and contemporary heraldic artistry, presenting heraldry as a living ceremonial language rather than a mere historical relic.

The study also reflects the ongoing artistic and institutional work carried out under the auspices of the Royal Heraldic College of Georgia.

LA ESTÉTICA HERÁLDICA DE LA CASA REAL DE GEORGIA EN LA OBRA DE FERNANDO MARTÍNEZ LARRAÑAGA. La Mesa de los Notables

His Royal Highness
Prince Davit Bagrationi Mukhran Batonishvili

Heir to the Georgian Crown
Head of საქართველოს სამეფო სახლი - The Royal House of Georgia
Grand Master of the Order of the Eagle of Georgia

Some decorations do more than adorn: they preserve memory.

Information on the Orders and activities of the Royal House of Georgia may be found at:

https://www.royalhouseofgeorgia.ge/

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