With a redefined house structure, emphasis shifts away from France/Germany as the centre of the Order, and thus the Tribunals need to be realigned. Each tribunal has 2 names, the first is its common name, the second is the official name. Note that the system below is based on the civil service of ancient Rome
The officials of a Tribunal are:
The Tribunals in 1066 are as follows:
Included with each Tribunal description are the cities from the map in the ArM4 main rulebook that are within its boundaries.
Boundaries: Between the Loire and the Garonne; and the Bay of Biscay and the Rhine. Includes the Massif Central.
Covenants:
Cities: Poitiers, Limoges, Lyon, Le Puy, Bordeaux, La Rochelle
Boundaries: All of England south of Hadrian's Wall, including Wales, Devon and Cornwall and the islands closest to them. The Channel Islands are hypothetically part of this Tribunal, but the covenant there is powerful, and attends meetings of the Lugdunensian Tribunal
Covenants: Cad Gadu (Ex Miscellanea)
Cities: Carlisle, York, Lincoln, Shrewsbury, London, Winchester, Glastonbury
Boundaries: Between the Sava and Danube (from where the Sava joins it eastwards) and the western tributary of the Vistula, enclosing the Carpathian Mountains and the Plain of Hungary
Covenants: Coeris (Tremere)
Cities: Bratislava, Budapest, Belgrade, Nish, Esterguin
Boundaries: All lands bounded by the R. Rhine to the east, the Oder to the west, and the Baltic Sea to the north. The southern-most limit is the Danube.
Covenants: Durenmar (Bonisagus), Irencilla (Merinita), Valnastium (Jerbiton)
Cities: Cologne, Frankfurt, Speyer, Munich, Nurnberg, Passau, Leipzig, Stettin, Lubeck, Magdeburg, Aarhus, Barglum, Ribe, Hamburg, Bremen, Deventer
Boundaries: Ireland and the islands closest to it, including the Isle of Man. Curiously, this Tribunal claims the tiny island of Lundy, in the Bristol Channel.
Covenants:
Cities: Dublin, Waterford, Cork
Boundaries: Theoretically, the lands south of the Ebro, as far as the Mediterranean Sea/Atlantic Ocean, plus the Balearic islands. Practically, there are no covenants south of Toledo.
Covenants:
Cities: Valencia, Burgos, Leon, Santiago, Coimbra, Lisbon, Silves, Seville, Granada, Murcia, Palma
Boundaries: Half of the Adiatic coast, from Ragussa southwards. Includes the Balkan Peninsula, with the Sava/Danube being the northern boundary. The Sakaya and Meander rivers on Asia Minor form the eastern limit, all of the low-lying land to the west of these rivers are part of the Illyrian Tribunal. Includes all the islands of the Ionian and Aegean sea, excluding Cyprus.
Covenants:
Cities: Durazzo, Nicopolis, Modon, Mistra, Athens, Thessalonica, Smyrna, Brussa, Nicaea, Constantinople, Adrianople, Sofia, Rhodes, Crete
Boundaries: France north of the Loire, incorporating the Low Countries, bounded by the Rhine in the east, the English Channel to the north, the Bay of Biscay to the west.
Covenants: Fudarus (Tytalus)
Cities: Brugge, Ghent, Rouen, Caen, Brest, Vannes, Tours, Anjou, Orleans, Paris, Dijon, Metz, Verdun, Brussels
Boundaries: Between the Garonne and the Ebro rivers, enclosing all of the Pyrenees, and the Maritime Alps (as far east as the Rhone river). Also includes the island of Corsica, from 1041 onwards
Covenants:
Cities: Toulouse, Agde, Narbonne, Barcelona, Saragossa, Pamploma, Jaca
Boundaries: The area of the Alps, between the Rhone to the west, the Danube to the north and the Sava to the north-east. Includes the Dinaric Alps on the eastern Adriatic coast as far south as Ragussa. Used to includes the slip of land between the Rhine and the Rhone (now in the Aquitanian Tribunal).
Covenants: Caves of Twisting Shadows (Criamon)
Cities: Nice, Marseilles, Arles, Zurich, Ulm, Augsberg, Graz, Ragussa, Splalato, Zara
Boundaries: The Italian Peninsula south of the Alps as well as the islands of Sicily and Sardinia There have been occasional disputes among the Roman and Narbonensian tribunals over Corsica and Sardinia, but the Grand Tribunal of 1041 decided the issue finally, Rome getting Sardinia, and Narbonne getting Corsica
Covenants: Vesuvius (Flambeau), Magvillus (Guernicus), Harco (Mercere), Verdi (Verdtius)
Cities: Genoa, Pavia, Milan, Venice, Bologna, Vieste, Brindisi, Syracuse, Palermo, Caligari, Sassari, Naples, Rome, Pisa
Boundaries: The southern boundaries are the Caucasus Mountains, the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea. The western edges are the Vistula / Prut River, and the North Sea. The eastern boundary is the Volga river
Covenants:
Cities: Tana, Cherson, Kiev, Vladimir, Lublin, Gneizo, Oland, Malmo
Boundaries: Everything south and west of the Vistula; and north and east of the Oder and Elbe.
Covenants: Crintera (Bjornaer)
Cities: Danzig, Torun, Posen, Radom, Cracow, Olmutz, Brunn, Prague, Nelsse, Bautzen
Boundaries: Scotland, the Western Isles, the Orkneys and the Shetlands. Everything north of Hadrian's Wall was ruled to be in the Scotia Tribunal at the Grand Tribunal of 978. Scotia has occasionally claimed the Isle of Man, but it is currently considered to be within the Hibernia Tribunal.
Covenants:
Cities: Edinburgh, Stirling
Boundaries: Everything south of the Mediterranean Sea and West of the Nile
Covenants:
Cities: Tangier, Oran, Algiers, Tunis, Barce, Cairo
Boundaries: Cyprus, most of Asia Minor (excepting the western seaboard). Includes the land to the east of the Nile River, and on it's northern edge, includes the Caucasus mountains, but no farther north.
Covenants:
Cities: Amastris, Sinope, Trebizond, Antioch, Damascus, Adre, Jerusalem, Damietta, Alexandria, Famagusta