Coat of Arms

The coat of arms should be organized as follows. The sash in which the joint crowns of lower and upper Khemet rest on should be blue with gold. The Blue signifies loyalty, chastity, truth, strength, and faith. The Gold trim signifies wisdom, generosity, glory, constancy, and prudence. The inner white of the sash and the crown signifies truth, sincerity, peace, innocence, and purity. The Red on the crown signifies magnanimity, military strength, warrior and martyr. Then the symbol of Ra the falcon with the sun disk should be above the joint crowns of lower and upper Khemet this image of Ra represents the spiritual connection to Ra and the authority Ra bestows upon the Royal House of Amennesutawy to govern under his divine authority on earth. Below it will be the joint crowns of ancient Khemet which represents royal authority. Below the crown will be the cartouche of Pharaoh Ramesses III of the twentieth dynasty in which I am a descendant of and it represents the royal bloodline lineage between Pharaoh Ramesses III and the Royal House of Amennesutawy. Underneath the cartouche will be the crook and flail which is crossed over each other centered on top of the throne which represent royal authority. The throne is placed in the center representing the authority of the King and Queen. The image of the king and queen will be placed on the side of the throne representing united rulership between the King and Queen. Beside the King and Queen are the two palm axes which represents the military might of the Royal House of Amennesutawy and the United Kingdom of Khemet. Underneath the throne in Medu Neter (hieroglyphics) reads as follow "Beautiful as king like Atum he is loved and wished for like the majesty of Ra." This inscription is placed in the blue ribbon.