II.   Sovereign

Rà is the most ancient name for a Sovereign ruler in civilized history with the title originating from ancient Ireland under the rule of the Cuilliaéan (Holly) from the 6th Millennium BCE.

The kingdom of a Holly blood Celtic ruler (Rà) was known as Rí and their time of reign or “epoch” of reign was known as Ré.  These titles are occasionally and deliberately confused.

The title of Rà and Aman-Rà were used as a supreme ruler up until the 6th Century BCE, most famously by the Cuilliaéan disapora known as the Hyksos in the 2nd Millenium BCE in Egypt.

The claim that the supreme rulers of Egypt under the Hyksos were called “pharaoh” is completely false. The word pharaoh is 15th Century invented word from Latin pharaoh derived from a form of translation of hieroglyph meaning “big house”.

The title of Rà while it translates as King remains most commonly translated as a “god” on account of the knowledge of the ancient Holly record keepers and astronomers.

From the establishment of the “Law of the Land” or Tará (Terra) Law from the 6th Century BCE until the 3rd Century CE, there existed three (3) levels of Kings corresponding to key administrative units of Celtic society, the Tigarna Rà, the Rui Rà and the Ard Rà:

(i) Tigarna Rà meaning “Lord King” was the leader and responsible for a clan or a Truatha (“tuatha”); and

(ii) Rui Rà meaning “Overrule King” was the leader and ruler responsible for several Truatha called a “banda”; and

(iii) Ard Rà meaning “High King” was the ultimate king over all Truatha (“tuatha”) and bands.

From the 3rd Century CE until the final destruction of Celtic society, Ard Rà Cormac Mac Art introduced a fourth level of Sovereign “Rà” when he divided the holly isle of Ireland into five (5) parts, with the ruler of each part “Cóicid” called a Cóicid Rà or “One of the Five Kings”.

In accordance with the vesting of all authority and power of the Cuilliaéan (Holly) to the Society of One Heaven, the use or claim of the title Rà is forbidden unless expressed by covenant and authorized in accordance with these Canons.