Image of Naini Mata Temple on a Coat of Arms

The Coat of Arms of His Majesty, the King Emperor of Kingdom of Piland

An image of the roof of the Naini Mata temple of Nainital has been incorporated in the design of a coat of arms of a newly defined Kingdom of Piland. The design uses the image of a lion too often shown as a companion of the Mother Goddess. Jai Mata Ki. The motto used in the Coat of Arms is the principle one of Baba Haidkhan of Nainital District - Love, Truth and Simplicity. The design has penguins too because this is a Kingdom in the Antarctica. To find out more about this Kingdom on facebook check

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However His Majesty of Piland believes in Freedom of belief. His Majesty has strong spiritual beliefs but none that belong exclusively to any one religion or philosophical system. They arise from both the east and the west, from ancient beliefs as well as modern ones. However he believes strongly that every human has a right to his or her own belief or none at all, and that any fanaticism in such matters is detrimental to further evolution since no finite mind, not even saints and angels, may ever know fully the mysteries of the infinite.

Coat of Arms of His Majesty, King of Piland with oak- acorn motifs

Although the Kingdom of Piland has a physical presence in the Antarctica, it remains a spiritual Kingdom, free of human intervention, in pristine honor and service of Mother Earth

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