Contemporary
Anthony Reginald Kwok Cheung Tai
⚭ Monika Ute Licklär
A personal anchored character — a stylised Chinese mark used by Anthony Tai as a private device. Not a formal heraldic blazon, but recorded here as his personal mark.
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Husband of Monika Ute Licklär and father of Andrea Michaela Tai-Noble. Through Anthony the Tai name enters the modern House, carried forward in his daughter's surname and in his grandson Brandon Noble LeClaire.
Anthony Reginald Kwok Cheung Tai married Monika Ute Licklär and is the father of Andrea Michaela Tai-Noble, and thereby maternal grandfather of Brandon Noble LeClaire. He is not himself of the LeClaire bloodline, but the Tai surname enters the modern House through him and is preserved in the double-barrelled Tai-Noble of his daughter.
He bore a personal anchored character — a stylised Chinese mark used as a private device or seal, shown here as recorded in the family papers.
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Their chapter in the dynastyAnthony Reginald Kwok Cheung Tai belongs to the Contemporary. Recorded at Lorraine, the line continued through their hand.
The contemporary shaped every aspect of Anthony's world — its laws of inheritance, its wars, its faith and its limits.
Marriage to Monika Ute Licklär bound the line to a wider noble network.
In France, Charles VI ruled. Lorraine answered to Charles II. Across the wider world, hundred years' war was reshaping events.
Through Anthony, the House continued — its name, its arms and its memory carried forward to every generation that followed, down to Brandon Noble LeClaire.
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