BIOGRAPHY:

The Full Style of Address of His Imperial & Royal Highness is:

“His Imperial and Royal Highness Prince Amir Asadullah, Duke of Görlitz, Titular Duke of Northumberland, Successor to the Baronetcy of Llantarnam, Co-Heir to the Barony of Herbert, Baron of Arborfield, and Royal Scion of the Plantagenet Kings of England”

Prince Amir, Duke of Görlitz, is a decorated veteran of the United States Marine Corps and the primary custodian of a restored "Double-Sovereign" heritage spanning Europe.

I. The Sovereign Heritage

Prince Amir serves as the Head of the Imperial House of Luxembourg-Görlitz. His lineage is anchored in the imperial traditions of the House of Luxembourg, Plantagenet Kings of England, and the Holy Roman Empire, descending through the House of Somerset (Dukes of Beaufort) and the Morgans of Llantarnam.

II. The Warrior-Statesman Ethos

The Prince’s leadership is not merely inherited; it is earned. His life is defined by the "Warrior-Statesman" ethos, a commitment to service that began in the United States Marine Corps (USMC). During his military service, he honed the disciplines of strategic planning, tactical resilience, and the unyielding code of Semper Fidelis.

Following his honorable service in the Marines, Prince Amir transitioned into the U.S. Federal service, where he continues to serve the Republic in an operational capacity. His career is marked by a dedication to institutional integrity, cross-cultural diplomacy, and the protection of global stability.

III. Diplomatic & Humanitarian Vision

As a non-reigning Prince, His Imperial Highness focuses his efforts on Sovereign Stewardship. He is a vocal advocate for:

• The African Diaspora: Utilizing his status to empower those of African descent to reclaim their ancestral narratives.

• Educational Philanthropy: Partnering with Prince Hall Masonry and local civic organizations to fund scholarships and provide resources for youth in underserved communities.

• International Protocol: Serving as a consultant and bridge-builder for organizations navigating the complexities of European peerage and African traditional governance.

IV. Personal Philosophy

Prince Amir operates under the principle that "True Nobility is Found in Service." Whether in a federal briefing room, a community back-to-school drive, or an international heraldic council, his mission remains the same: to protect the legacy of the past while building a more secure and enlightened future.