Editing Mason Remey (section)

===Rex King===
Rex King was elected to Remey's NSA of the United States with the most votes, and soon came into conflict with Remey. In 1969 he traveled to Italy with the hope of having Remey pass affairs over to him, but instead was labeled with the "station of satan".{{sfn|Johnson|2020|pp=75–76}} King supported Marangella's claim, but soon took issue with the way Marangella was interpreting scripture.{{sfn|Johnson|2020|p=77}} King rejected all claimants to the Guardianship after Shoghi Effendi including Remey. He claimed that he, Rex King, was a "regent" pending the emergence of the second Guardian who was in "occultation". Hardly any of Remey's supporters followed King.{{sfn|Johnson|2020|p=83}} He called the group the "Orthodox Baháʼí Faith under the Regency" and held at least three annual conferences in the 1970s.{{sfn|Alamogordo Daily News|1975}} King died in 1977 and left a will appointing his three sons and a daughter-in-law as a council of regents, who changed their name to "Tarbiyat Baha'i Community".{{sfn|Momen|1995|loc=§G.2.e}}{{sfn|Johnson|2020|p=78}} They were concentrated in New Mexico.