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The '''Exchequer''' is a department of state having charge of the collection and management of the royal ]. Hence, the ]; and, colloquially, pecuniary possessions in general; as, the company's exchequer is low. The '''Exchequer''' is a department of state having charge of the collection and management of the royal ]. Hence, the ]; and, colloquially, pecuniary possessions in general; as, the company's exchequer is low.

==History of the Exchequer==
Exchequer is an English concept not a word. It is not an Office nor a role, it is a "Determination" put forward by the Pope.

To be an "Exchequer" is not possible. To deliver the duty of "Exchequer" you must first be a "Judge" of and only of the Royal Crown.

To "Judge" the Royal Crown you must and can only be part of the Royal family as the "Family Rights" must always be considered "First".
The Second consideration is whether you know Law. If you are part of the Royal family and know Law then you can apply for its position but the family which makes such application on your behalf must have due regard to the holder of the "Right of Justice" and that is anyone so name before God to whose specific duty is to "Watch Darkness" and that person in the Royal Family in England would be named "Nigel" or as it would considered in Latin Roman translation as "Nero" or "Neron".

The First person in England to excercise the "Right of Exchequer" was Richard Fitz Nigel son of Nigel of Stafford Castle, Staffordshire 4th Viscount of Contentin who own by taking "288 Estates" through the Conquest of England by and before Duke William of Normandy. These Estates were considered to be "His Right" for excellance in "Conquest Duty". He exchanged his Estate worth for many other superior "Rights" to which one of these was for his son Richard, that he be given the duty of Exchequer. To this he received amongst the things he requested and Richard was "Duly" granted the "Right". To exercise this Right in principle he was given the Baronry of Malpas where he served as the District Judge of its County.

In his service as Exchequer subject to the King he was responsible for many other great acts of "Law" commencement. One of these was to require "Case Law" to be document as a necessary requirement for King to understand. Furthermore to his service, He was "Judge of Common Pleas" marked the Institution of the Grand Jury in England for the Pope, and have started the "Court of Justices" while subject to the Court of Henry II.

He was also Dean of the "Lincoln Union", Bishop of London and Bishop Ely's Rectory.

He completed his term in office by writing the very famous the "Dialogue of the Exchequer" and "The Order, Diet and Welbeing of the King's Household", both written completed in 1180.

''Exchequer is a "Right" only obtainable by English speaking people from the Pope of Rome as you apply to him before the Vatican on acquistion of a "Nom" (which means "House") unto which the Vactican requests or requires "Ratea". The Vatican defines what quanta "Ratea" you must pay, and this payment is made into its "Coffers". With the payment you may define within your "House" assign "Rights and Privilidges" to ensure the House pays its next "Fiduciary Duty" to the Pope which is required and it is called "House Dues". "Ratae" is not a "Once and only Payment" to the Vatican as "Ratae" and "Dua" are required to be paid upon Demand.''


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The Exchequer is a department of state having charge of the collection and management of the royal revenue. Hence, the treasury; and, colloquially, pecuniary possessions in general; as, the company's exchequer is low.

See also: Chancellor of the Exchequer