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SOVEREIGN HOUSE OF LE ROUX DYNASTY
Since 305-BC the Le Roux bloodline has a clear history and left deep footprints throughout the history of Europe. The Sovereign House of Le Roux has recorded its history within Family archives since the early ages.
Prince Allan Le Roux (as Prince Allan V) and Princess of the Sovereign House of Le Roux holds the feudal hereditary titles of nobility of the Prince of Bellaprima that was granted by a Royal Privilege in March 1710 by Philip V of Sicily and Baron of Renda in Northern Italy that dates back to 1262 with King Constance II of Sicily. This official right was granted by The Arbitration Tribunal in Madrid to be recognised by The International Society for Nobility and Heraldry on the 3 September 2018.
The Feudal Barony title of Aldington, Kent have been conveyed to Allan Le Roux and Maria Isabel Correia Rodrigues Le Roux of South Africa on 18 May 2017 and it should be noted that the titles have been reconstructed by legal process.
The Sovereign House of Le Roux includes countries such as Italy, England, France and Germany and retained its alliances with various Royal Families and various Aristocratic families in more than 170 countries. These families have had its associations with the Sovereign House of Le Roux for many generations.
HOUSE OF LE ROUX - TODAY
The Rulership of the Sovereign House of Le Roux dynasty changed in September 2018 and control of the worldwide business operations changed in 2013. The Monarchy has placed everything under one rulership for the first time in 2331 years. Prince and Princess Le Roux are the current rulers of the Sovereign House of Le Roux dynasty and is also Prince and Princess of Bellaprima...
HISTORY SINCE 305BC
The Sovereign House of Le Roux dynasty as it is known today entered the western written history around the 4th Century BC through the reports of the Roman military commanders and through the significant role it played in Roman literature. The "Le Roux’s", as the Romans referred to them collectively, were a tribe of noble nomadic people. They lived near the borders of the Aral Sea in what is today known as the southern part of Russia...