A Realm is an 8th Century CE word first defined by Sacré Loi (“Sacred Law”) to describe a political region and hereditements (estate) over which a Sovereign is granted to rule.
The word Realm is derived from the combination of two (2) words Latin words res/rei meaning “matter, business, transactions, possessions, wealth, money, interest” and alma meaning “kind, nourishing”.
By definition, the original true meaning of Realm implies an obligation of the Sovereign to tend, nurture and develop kindly and fairly those territories for which they have authority.
Because of the implied obligations of kindness, justice and improvement within the meaning of realm, the word was depreciated by the Venetian - Magyar heads and the Roman Death Cult for terms rooted in pure power such as dominion.
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