Difference between revisions of "House of Alimar"
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| '''Josef I'''<br/> Josef Eimar Barbanov | | '''Josef I'''<br/> Josef Eimar Barbanov | ||
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| − | | 1683<br/>[[Markev]], Haense<br/><br/>Son of [[Edward-Audemar Barbanov|Prince Edward Barbanov]] and | + | | 1683<br/>[[Markev]], Haense<br/><br/>Son of [[Edward-Audemar Barbanov|Prince Edward Barbanov]] and Irena Colborn |
| [[Aleksandra, Red Princess of Muldav|Aleksandra of Vidaus]] <br> Vidaus, Haense <br> 5 children | | [[Aleksandra, Red Princess of Muldav|Aleksandra of Vidaus]] <br> Vidaus, Haense <br> 5 children | ||
| 1721<br/>[[Reza]], Haense<br/>aged 38 | | 1721<br/>[[Reza]], Haense<br/>aged 38 | ||
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| 1704<br/>Krepost Palace, [[Markev]], Haense<br/><br/> Son of Josef I and Aleksandra I | | 1704<br/>Krepost Palace, [[Markev]], Haense<br/><br/> Son of Josef I and Aleksandra I | ||
| [[Sofiya of Haense]] | | [[Sofiya of Haense]] | ||
| + | | Alive | ||
| + | | [[File:HouseAlimarNormalCrow2.png|150px]] | ||
| + | | Grand Prince of Muldav <br> Prince of Bihar <br> Baron of Antioch | ||
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| + | | '''[[Otto, Red Prince of Muldav|Otto I]]'''<br/> Otto Barbanov-Alimar | ||
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| + | | 1690<br/>Markev, Haense<br/><br/> Son of [[Edward-Audemar Barbanov|Prince Edward Barbanov]] and Irena Colborn | ||
| + | | [[Ambrosia of Haense]] | ||
| Alive | | Alive | ||
| [[File:HouseAlimarNormalCrow2.png|150px]] | | [[File:HouseAlimarNormalCrow2.png|150px]] | ||
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The House of Barbanov-Alimar (Common: Alimar; Raevir: Alimarovic; High Imperial: Alimarii) is a human-cadet house of Barbanov, spawning from the legitimate issue of Prince Edward-Audemar, younger brother to Sigmar I, and Duke Demetrius var Ruthern.
Notable Members
- Prince Josef Eimar Barbanov, First Grand Prince of Muldav: the co-founder of the family, and is known for his work in the field of artistry. ✝
- Princess Aleksandra Barbanov nee Ruthern, first Baroness of Antioch: the co-founder of the family, and is known for her work as the Haeseni Seneschal. ✝
- Prince Kazimar Alimar, Second Grand Prince of Muldav: heir to Josef and Aleksandra, and is known for his statesmanship.
- Prince Vladrick Alimar, First Prince of Rubern: the Sovereign Prince of the Ruberlands, and is known for his fabled martial prowess. Upon his coronation, he was made Richard I of Rubern.
Heads of the Alimars
House Barbanov-Alimar follows a meritocratic system, meaning it led by the child of the former prince, or princess's, who proves themselves most adept in leadership. It is common for the head of the house to not take a consort, but rather rule alongside their spouse. Those of House Alimar are renown for their resilience, and habitually, their cunning.
| Name | Portrait | Birth Parentage |
Marriage(s) Issue |
Death | Coat of Arms | Title(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Josef I Josef Eimar Barbanov |
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1683 Markev, Haense Son of Prince Edward Barbanov and Irena Colborn |
Aleksandra of Vidaus Vidaus, Haense 5 children |
1721 Reza, Haense aged 38 |
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Grand Prince of Muldav Prince of Bihar |
| Aleksandra I Aleksandra Sophia vas Demetrius Ruthern |
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1685 Vidaus, Haense Daughter of Demetrius, Duke of Vidaus and his wife, Amalie of Antioch. |
Josef of Haense Markev, Haense 5 children |
1722 Reza,Haense aged 37 |
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Grand Princess of Muldav, Baroness of Antioch |
| Kazimar I Kazimar Barbanov-Alimar |
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1704 Krepost Palace, Markev, Haense Son of Josef I and Aleksandra I |
Sofiya of Haense | Alive |
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Grand Prince of Muldav Prince of Bihar Baron of Antioch |
| Otto I Otto Barbanov-Alimar |
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1690 Markev, Haense Son of Prince Edward Barbanov and Irena Colborn |
Ambrosia of Haense | Alive |
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Grand Prince of Muldav Prince of Bihar Baron of Antioch |
