The Croatian Royal Council is an organization which brings together citizens and nobles who support the preservation and development of our millennial heritage and history of Croatian Kingdoms, Principalities and Banovinas (Banates). Preserving our noble, civil, national and regional culture, tradition and art, our Central European and Mediterranean heritage and our Christian foundations. The name is based on the historical Royal Council of the Kingdom of Dalmatia, Croatia and Slavonia (Latin: Consilium Regium Croaticum ) which was founded in 1767. The organization is based in the capital city of Zagreb and has regional branches all over Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The goals of the Croatian Royal Council are to promote and preserve out millennial heritage and history of our Kingdoms, Principalities and Banovinas (Banates), which are witnesses of the continuity of Croatian statehood. The preservation of Croatia's historical and cultural heritage. Maintaining our Central European and Mediterranean identity and our Christian foundation built on Catholic social teaching. Development of culture through working in the fields of visual, dramatic, musical and film arts. Development and publishing in the fields of humanities, history, art history, archeology, genealogy, heraldry and vexillology. To promote physical exercise and sports, helping our community in social and humanitarian activities, etc. Cooperation with National and State organizations and governmental bodies. Cooperation with similar nobility, monarchist, Christian and traditional organizations, institutions and associations around the world, which share the same interests and views.

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