The Source Gate
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Every canonical person, relationship, and claim in the Hall arrives through the Source Gate. Each entry below records what was admitted, when, and on what documentary basis.
Admissions
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Admits two nineteenth-century historical persons at person-level identity only, plus the spouse-partner relationship between them — all drawn from a single tier-1 English Court of Chancery record (TNA C 16/693/A113, 1871). Labels use the Chancery-record forms "Joseph De Nar Bey" and "Annie Elizabeth De Nar Bey"; the "Prince" / "Princess" honorific is registered by Chancery via the Victorian legal convention "commonly called" and is therefore documented as *currently in use* in 1871 without being substantively endorsed. GOVERNANCE-INDEPENDENT of gate:lusignan-modern-claim-origin-2026-09-23. This admission does not join Joseph or Annie Elizabeth to the modern claim-origin cohort at the canonical layer, and it takes no position on the biological-brother relation between Joseph and Ambroise/Khoren (graded `possible` in the audit; still requires the Kew bill and interrogatories to advance to `documented`). No parentage, no relationship to any Calfa-branch person, and no connection to the 1878 St Petersburg recognition instrument are admitted here. The material stands on its own evidentiary weight: pre-1878 British use of the Nar Bey princely styling in a named individual and his wife.
Admitted persons