The Kingdom Remembered: 101+ Facts about the Citadel & Palais Sans Souci

The Kingdom of North Hayti was not a footnote. It was a civilization. A palace that rivaled Versailles. A mountain fortress that still stands. A royal press, a code of laws, an army of Amazons, and a king who declared himself the first crowned monarch of the New World. His name was Henry Christophe. And most of the world has never heard his full story. The Kingdom Remembered: 101+ Facts about the Citadel & Palais Sans Souci brings Hayti's royal era to life in 112 fascinating, little-known facts. From the construction of the Citadelle Laferrière, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to the grandeur of Palais Sans Souci, this book reveals the depth, brilliance, and legacy of a kingdom built by formerly enslaved people who refused to be erased from history.

Perfect for:

• History lovers and Haitian heritage enthusiasts

• Educators, students, and cultural explorers

• Travelers planning to visit Cap-Haïtien and northern Hayti

• Anyone who wants the full story of Hayti beyond the revolution