Noble Dynasty

 

THE EMPIRE OF

KONGO

HIH PRINCE  & SULTAN MAGLOIRE MALLEBOYAKO  LAMINE

Ruler of the Principality of Lobaya in Centrafric
- Ruler of the sultanate of the Dar-El-Kebir in Centrafric
- Commander and defender of Muslim believers
- King Prince of the Kingdom of Kongo
- Son of HIH Prince Placide LAMINE
- Grand son of HIH Prince Alphonse LAMINE
- Grand grand son of HIH Prince Albert LAMINE
- Grand grand grand son of HIH King Makoko Illoo 1st 

According to the tradition of the African nobility, and particularly with the Central African tradition, a title of nobility is not automatically passed on as in western by born link, but through merit. So, His Royal Highness Prince Magloire Malleboyako LAMINE of Bokanga was crowned as successor of his grandfather HRH Prince Alphonse LAMINE, when he was 4 years old, during a special initiation consisting by the transfer of the saliva of the Prince in the mouth of the crowned one.Born in Bangui ( Central African republic) very fast Prince Magloire joined his father Placide LAMINE in France since his early 12 years, and until this day is French resident in LE MANS. After university studies (University of LE MANS),  business school and international finances studies, he created several companies, and at the same time, as he was fascinated by spirituality, learned deeply Hindu spirituality, and became master of Yoga, whose he is instructor for years.

He is the grandson of HRH Prince Alphonse LAMINE, vassal and cousin of the famous King Makoko ( Illoy Loubath Imumba Ier ) of the Empire of Congo who sold the territory to French colonizers. HRH Pince Magloire is the son of Placide LAMINE his father, and of Alima Françoise his mother (a muslim birth), and through her, is also Sultan of The Dar-El-Kebir.

He fluently speaks French, Sangö (the national Central African Republic language), English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.

His brothers and sisters are, in the order:

- Serge LAMINE - Brice LAMINE - Gisèle LAMINE - Annette LAMINE - Ludovic LAMINE - Her Serene & Royal Highness Princess Lydia TABONE-LAMINE Chancellor of social affairs. - William LAMINE - and Laurence LAMINE

Until 35 years old, he did not grant any kind of consideration to the African nobility, finding it extremely decadent and out of order in modern times. However, he had visions of his grandfather who ordered him to take very seriously the fact that he is a Prince and the leader of his people.

That why he recently created his Chancellery, with the aim of helping in the rebuilding of the Principality of his grandfather, which is the region of Lobaya in the Central African Republic; and hope by this way, to contribute to the development of the whole country.

He is President of his own Group "LAMINE GROUP LLC" registered in London, and plan to use his fortune and relationships to lead the activities of his Chancellery.

His Official coat of arms:

Meaning:

He chooses a very simple emblem. A way to show the impermanence of human beings.

- Green background for the Lobaya forest. - Blue crucifix for the Hope filling all actions - The Baobab for the Democracy and free discussions - The Lion for the Force - and it was his Grandfather emblem - The eye for the cohesion for his people - The Star for the wisdom

The motto: "MALLEBOYAKO" means "I AM INDESTRUCTIBLE"

Prince Magloire only great goal now is to accomplish what he called THE BOKANGA PROJECT.

CENTRAFIC - CENTRAL AFRICA REPUBLIC 

Bokanga is the head city of his principality in Central Africa Republic and has been one of major centre of the past expansion of the Bantus, and the project that wears its name consists in creating a socio-culture-economic model for all the current Bantus and to be a reference for all the peoples in search of inspiration and human enrichment. The Bokanga project consists in making the region of Lobaya, the former Principality of Prince Alphonse, Prince Magloire´s  grandfather, to be a model. It will help to the development of the Central African Republic, and to become too, a crossroads for the union of the peoples. Concretely it will be:

- To rebuild and modernize Lobaya (Health, environment, education, economy, administration, ecology...)
- To create research centers and manage cooperation with others centers about the Bantu history.
- To lead actions of sponsorship for the Art, scientific research and charities for Africa. - To facilitate the development of the Central African Republic.
- To afford money and support to African small-projects.
- To distribute scholarships to African students.

ANZIKU KINGDOM

The Anziku Kingdom, also called Kingdom of M'Bé, Kingdom of Kongo, Teke Kingdom, Tyo Kingdom or Tio Kingdom, has its Palace in the modern Republic of Congo (to whom it gave its name of Congo).

It is known as the most ancient Kingdom of the world (4,000 years old).

It is the motherland of all Bantus (black people) spread all over the planet by migration, King's order, slavery or other.

Oral traditions about the early history of the Kingdom were set in writing for the first time in the late 16th century, and the most comprehensive ones were recorded in the mid-seventeenth century, including those written by the Italian Capuchin missionary Giovanni Cavazzi da Montecuccolo.

The kingdom consisted of several core provinces ruled by the Mani-kongo or Makoko, the Portuguese version of the Kongo title 'Mwene Kongo', meaning lord or ruler of the Kongo kingdom, but its sphere of influence extended to neighbouring vassal kingdoms.

13 vassal Kings or Royal Princes (in modern language) nowadays help the Makoko to rule the Kingdom which is over the modern republics (The 2 Congo, Centrafric, Angola, Gabon, part of Chad and Cameroon).

 PRINCIPALITY OF LOBAYA IN RED ABOVE

The chancellery is composed of:

- Ruler of the Principality: HIH Prince Magloire Malleboyako LAMINE

- Grand Chancellor of the Court: HR&SH Princesse Amunh
- Chancellor of the Court: Sir Makundji Théodore LAMINE
- Chancellor of Foreign Affairs: Sir Makundji Ibrahima COULIBALY
- Chancellor of economic affairs: Lady Annie LAMINE
- Chancellor of social affairs: HS&RH Princess Lydia TABONE-LAMINE
- Press Assistant: Miss Mathilde Mendez