Welcome to the official website of Carmont, a hereditary principality founded upon tradition, continuity, and national sovereignty.
The Coat of Arms of Carmont
The Principality of Carmont is a developing micronation founded on August 17th 2026, established on the principles of tradition, continuity, order, service, and responsible governance. As an absolute Principality, the Crown is at the heart of Carmont's constitutional and national life.
The name Carmont is formed from two linguistic elements: carbo, the Latin word for “coal”, and mont, derived from the French for “hill” or “mount.” Together, the name may be understood literally as “coal hill” or “hill of coal.”
The name reflects the land's historic association with coal and the character of the landscape, whilst also drawing upon the successive Roman, Saxon, Viking and Norman influences that have shaped its heritage. Carmont therefore embodies both the natural and historical foundations upon which the Principality has established its own distinct identity.
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Our official name is the Principality of Carmont.
His Highness Prince George is the reigning Prince of Carmont.
Montfort serves as the capital and largest city of Carmont.
Carmont uses the Carmontian Shilling as its official currency.
English is the official language of Carmont, and the one used in legal, governmental and public life.
Carmont was founded on August 17th 2026.
The national colours of Carmont are Navy and White.
Carmont is based in the County of Staffordshire, England.
Understand the Crown, Council of State and Estates-General
An announcement concerning the public launch of the official website of Carmont was made on September 4th 2026.
Carmont was founded with the intention of creating a Principality grounded in tradition, continuity, order and service, while embracing the opportunities of modern administration. As the Principality develops, so too will its institutions, laws, culture and national identity.
I invite you, whether you're a citizen, a prospective citizen or simply visiting, to explore Carmont and follow its continuing development. Carmont may be a young state, but its foundations are built to last.
George
Prince of Carmont