Difference between revisions of "House of Arianites"
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| − | The House of Arianites was one of the last remaining Akritian noble houses to ever dwell upon [[Almaris]]. The House was known to have led two Baronies within the lands of the [[Commonwealth of Sutica]]; and those Baronies were known as Trabzon and Cartagena. The first head of House Arianites was [[Theophilos Komnenos-Arianites, Baron of Cartagena and Trabzon]] who was a renowned Holy Sir within the Church of the Canon. Soon after the passing of this man his successor was Loukas Komnenos-Arianites, and after his son; Filippos Theophilos Arianites who established the House of Arianites as an independant body; disconnected from the Orenian branch of their parent House. | + | The House of Arianites was one of the last remaining Akritian noble houses to ever dwell upon [[Almaris]]. The House was known to have led two Baronies within the lands of the [[Commonwealth of Sutica]]; and those Baronies were known as Trabzon and Cartagena. The first head of House Arianites was [[Theophilos Komnenos, Baron of Cartagena|Theophilos Komnenos-Arianites, Baron of Cartagena and Trabzon]] who was a renowned Holy Sir within the Church of the Canon. Soon after the passing of this man his successor was Loukas Komnenos-Arianites, and after his son; Filippos Theophilos Arianites who established the House of Arianites as an independant body; disconnected from the Orenian branch of their parent House. |
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The House of Arianites was one of the last remaining Akritian noble houses to ever dwell upon Almaris. The House was known to have led two Baronies within the lands of the Commonwealth of Sutica; and those Baronies were known as Trabzon and Cartagena. The first head of House Arianites was Theophilos Komnenos-Arianites, Baron of Cartagena and Trabzon who was a renowned Holy Sir within the Church of the Canon. Soon after the passing of this man his successor was Loukas Komnenos-Arianites, and after his son; Filippos Theophilos Arianites who established the House of Arianites as an independant body; disconnected from the Orenian branch of their parent House.
