Milan was born into the noble Rajčány family. His birth was recorded in January 1971 as Milan Rajčány) to Father; Milan Rajčány (senior) and mother Marta Rajčányová. Born in the self-governing municipality town of Modra, Slovakia (formerly known as Czechoslovakia). Modra is a historic settlement that received its town privileges in 1361 and became a free royal town (aka Sovereign King's Town/Slobodné kráľovské Mesto) in 1607 at the time in the Kingdom of Hungary, now once again, part of Slovakia.

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Brief Noble Family History 

The 'Raj' Slavic (specifically Slovak) clan lived in the Slovakian Principality of Nitra part of the Kingdom of Great Moravia. The Rajcsányi de Rajcsany (Hungarian/Magyar spelling) or Rajčány (slovakian spelling) ancestor family located at the Rajčany (estate land) was proclaimed noble after ancestor Kurus (1130) saved the Hungarian King from a bear attack. As recorded in history, Bethlehem Rajcsany (son of Kurus) served King Béla IV in the king's court.  In a royal letter of donation, dated 1244, King Béla IV listed the land of Rajcsány in Nitra municipality belonging to Kurus of Rajcsány along with other properties in Szeptencz-Ujfalu, Iluz, Dobozd, Szedelcsen, Kecth, Beke, Berencs, Lyuke, Omur and Lipovomány. Count, Bethlehem had three sons of which Dragh of Rajcsány became the first ancestor to claim the noble, Rajcsány estate family name. The Rajčány family name was proclaimed free and noble with all Freedoms and Rights Reserved since 1244 as per the Golden Bull of 1222 (Kingdom of Hungary) The United Kingdom equivalent is the Magna Carta of 1215.

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Rajcsányi de Rajcsany, Rajcsán (HU) and Rajčány (SK) families have had their own, official noble, Coat of Arms, depicting the heroic act since Medieval times. Present-day living family nobles have their own individual family and personal Coat of Arms. The historic municipality of Rajčany (see Rajcany.sk) still bears the family name. Various historical records mention Rajcsányi/Rajčány, ancestors as Counts, Barons, Bishops and Esquires to name a few. There are various other historic localities in Slovakia with ties to the Raj clan/Rajčány family.

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Migration to Australia.

In 1981; 'Milan', his younger brother Roman, father and mother escaped from communist Czechoslovakia into Vienna, Austria where they lived as refugees for three months before emigrating to Sydney, Australia. In August 1981, the Rajčány family was reunited with two other senior Rajčány's who both emigrated from Slovakia in 1968. Sadly, Milan I (aka Milan senior) passed away from illness at the age of 60 in August 2010 in Sydney Australia. Milan I - senior's, two older brothers and their families are alive and well living in the state of New South Wales, and sister and her family live in Slovakia. ​Milan's II, Australian VISA (emigration papers), dated July 1981 (Milan aged 10) has on record; Milan Rajcany (Family name converted from Slovak to English and NOT CAPITALISED).

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Lawful and Legal Affairs

Milan uses Milan Rajčány for all lawfull suveran/private/noble/estate affairs. (Natural Law, Common Law, Noble system, Trust Law, Estate law...) and MILAN RAJCANY for his corporate/business/commercial and legal (statute) affairs.

 

Corporate Profile.

Milan gained his corporate knowledge, achievements and made his wealth between 1995 - 2016 in Information Technology as an Internet Engineer at Telstra (5 years), Network Consulting Engineer and later Senior Data Center Manager (AsiaPacific) for Cisco Systems Pty.Ltd (16 years).

See Milan's Public, Corporate Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/milanr/

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Family Life

Milan entered into self-funded, early retirement along with his wife Jaclyn Diane Rajčány now both living as Gentry (UK ref: Landed Gentry) in Port Macquarie, NSW. Australia with their three sons. 

 

Milan is a member of Rotary International and together with his wife Jaclyn loves volunteering and helping the local community. Milan is a freedom advocate, passionate about conservation, history, studying and practising law; managing the family estate (consisting of commercial/rural/conservation and residential properties) and occasionally freelance consulting in information technology. 

 

Milan enjoys sailing with the Port Macquarie Yacht Club, holds a black belt in Rhee-TaekwonDo and regularly trains with his three sons (two are also black belts), spending time with family, exploring nature, reading, studying law and history, and devoting time to charity.