Difference between revisions of "House of Winburgh"
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| + | The Winburgh family was granted the title of Baron in the year 182 S.A in a court held within the [[Duchy of Blackworth]]. During which, [[Henry Arthur, Duke of Blackworth]] praised Sir Magnus Winburgh for his services to himself and the Duchy. The Duke then bestowed the Blackworthian Knight with the title "Baron of the Isles" and furthermore charging him with stewardship of the three principle islands off the Ravenmirian coast - St. Alexander, the largest and the one which would serve as the Baron's capital, the Isle of Bl. Frederick, and the Isle of Ex. Godfrey. | ||
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The House of Winburgh is a Heartlander house which has its origins in the League of Veletz, then rising to noble status in the Sovereignty of Ravenmire as a vassal of Henry Arthur, Duke of Blackworth after fleeing the Midlands at the end of the Aevos Coalition War. Since then, the House of Winburgh has served the Duchy of Blackworth as a direct vassal and the Sovereignty of Ravenmire as an indirect vassal.
History
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Ascension to Nobility
The Winburgh family was granted the title of Baron in the year 182 S.A in a court held within the Duchy of Blackworth. During which, Henry Arthur, Duke of Blackworth praised Sir Magnus Winburgh for his services to himself and the Duchy. The Duke then bestowed the Blackworthian Knight with the title "Baron of the Isles" and furthermore charging him with stewardship of the three principle islands off the Ravenmirian coast - St. Alexander, the largest and the one which would serve as the Baron's capital, the Isle of Bl. Frederick, and the Isle of Ex. Godfrey.
Furthermore, upon the death of Sir Illatius of Blackworth, who had been the patron Knight of Sir Magnus' son Gaspard Winburgh, Duke Henry took it upon himself to be the boy's patron himself. Thus, Gaspard Winburgh became the personal squire of the Duke.
Patriarchs of House Winburgh
| Name | Portrait | Arms | Birth | Marriages | Death | Title(s) |
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| Sir Magnus, Baron of the Isles Sir Magnus Winburgh |
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1918, The Underdark, Failor
Maximilius & Autumn (No surname) |
Elizabeth Winburgh 2 children |
Alive | Baron of the Isles Patriarch of House Winburgh |
