The Royal House of Ghassan enjoys full and unparalleled international recognition. Very few deposed Royal Houses are currently recognized by the republics that previously held their territories.
The Ghassanid kings, emperors, and princes ruled several Middle Eastern regions, from 220 CE until the mid-18th century (Christian branch) and 1921 CE (Muslim branch), over 1500 years. Since the first Ghassanid State, the Royal Ghassanids have always enjoyed full recognition from friends and foes. The Sovereign Imperial and Royal House of Ghassan is the oldest active Christian Royal House in the world, whose sovereigns ruled over the largest territory for the longest period, more than any other Arab Dynasty.
During its most recent rule of a sovereign principality composed of territory in present-day Lebanon and Syria, the imperial and royal Ghassanid titles were officially recognized by the Ottoman Empire. Today the recognition continues by the Republic of Lebanon, as well as other nation-state members of the United Nations.
What is the Chancellery and Office of the Grand Chancellor?
المستشار الأكبر للبيت الملكي والأمير الملكي
almustashar al'akbar lilbayt almalakii wal'amir almalakii
حارس الأختام الملكية
haris al'akhtam almalakia
الأول بين نبلاء غسان
al'awal bayn nubala' ghasaan
الأخ بقسم الدم للأمير الملكي
al'akh biqism aldam lil'amir almalakii
The Chancellery of the Sovereign Imperial and Royal House of Ghassan is an agency of the government of the organization comprised of the Grand Chancellor as the Chief Administrative Officer, head of the internal executive branch. The Grand Chancellor serves as an appointed executive of the Royal House and Orders by the Head of the House and Name. The Grand Chancellor assists the Head of House as an ad-hoc secretary of state, managing the Chancellery of all foreign affairs and diplomatic missions of the House and Orders, and representing the Royal House and HIRH to all official or strategic third parties. The Grand Chancellor also organizes and mobilizes various offices and agencies of the Chancellery, according to the directives of the Head of House and Name.