House of Vyronov
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The House of Vyronov (Common: Vyronov; Raevir: Vyronovic; High Imperial: Virones) is a noble family and vassal to the Kingdom of Haense. The families current marriages includes unions to the Houses of Ruthern, Stafyr, Baruch, Pasquier, Palaiologos, Ludovar, Preussen, Kortrevich, Amador, Barclay, Wick, and Barbanov.
History
The House of Vyronov was ennobled in the year 1568 by John III, Emperor of the Holy Orenian Empire. Lerald of Norwick was granted the Barony of Astfield for his loyal service to the Duchy of Carnatia and the deeds of him and his progeny during both the Eighteen Years' War and the Riga War. Merely three years later he died during the journey from Vailor to Axios and with his death the title was passed to his firstborn son, Rasputin Vyronov. Rasputin swore his allegiance to House Barbanov and headed north with other Highlander houses to settle in the valley that would become the Duchy of Haense and later the Kingdom of Haense.
Rasputin Vyronov's issue would consist of two notable individuals. His firstborn would become the famous poet-knight, Ser Stanimar Vyronov, known for his stories that are still read to this day. The most famous of them being "The Trials of Ulric Tiberan", a collection of children stories all featuring the title character as a protagonist. The stories are commonly used by Haeseni parents and teachers in schooling young children. They commonly feature virtues of loyalty, dedication, and humility. Numerous stock characters are used in the tales, such as the twin crowns ‘Alvin and Darren’, the greedy Sir de Viri, and his squire Enoch. He commonly uses ‘Soulstrung’, a bow and his signature weapon. His most famous story is the ‘Trial of the Dragon’, where he slays the frost wyrm Toruug. Rasputin's second son, Adolphus would later inherit his father's titles after he passed away. He's mostly known for participating in the first National Duma as candidate following the Greyspine Rebellion.
After Adolphus' death the House of Vyronov would not be as active in the politics of the Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska anymore, instead Jakob chose to withdraw and live a quiet live with his allies of the House of Baruch in the County of Ayr. His grandson, Lerald II, would later dive into Haeseni politics once again. This proved a successful endeavor as he would serve the realm as Lord Regent after the former regent, Prince Georg Stanimar was killed by Renatian Dragon Knights during the War of Two Emperors. Lerald II would be the one to lead negotiations that resulted in the treaty that ended this war. After his regency he would continue to serve Andrew III of Haense as Lord Palatine.
The family would later suffer through a lot of death after the passing of Lerald II's firstborn daughter then later himself, his firstborn son, nephew, and secondborn son. After so much death the family would be led by Robert I where he would continue his predecessors work on they Duchy though would do it by constructing new buildings and areas across the Vyronov land. Within a few years later, Robert I was put on trial for supposedly being part in a plot of murdering his eldest brother, Charles II, that'd later lead to the verdict being an unpopular one that being guilty based on hearsay evidence and for his whole family to suffer by losing its noble status in Haense. Robert later died to illness a few days before his execution.
Upon Robert's death, his successor who would take-up the role of leadership of the family was his very young cousin, Stefan Vyronov. The young Stefan had then became a ward underneath King Andrew IV, where he would remain until the King's untimely death in the year 1754. Few years would pass after his mentor's death where Stefan began to follow his late cousin, Lerald II, by diving into Haeseni politics. He would move onto losing his first political campaign for Alderman yet win his campaigns as Maer of New Reza twice. Near the end of his final term as Maer, Stefan would then be granted the title of Baron of Astfield by Emperor Peter III in the year 1777 bringing back his families lost noble status.
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Notable Members
- Lerald Vyronov, Baron of Astfield - Founder of House Vyronov.
- Rudolph, Baron of Rytsburg - Notable for his military status in the Third Rurikid Uprising and Riga War.
- Lerald 'The Prudent', Duke of Carnatia - First Duke of Carnatia under the reign of Vyronov, Lord Speaker of Duma, Lord Palatine of Hanseti-Ruska.
- Jan II, Duke of Carnatia - Third Duke of Carnatia under the reign of Vyronov was well known for being part of the military.
- Robert I 'The Unyielding', Duke of Carnatia - Fourth Duke of Carnatia under the reign of Vyronov was well known for being a Knight of Haense and being the defendant in the Crown vs Vyronov Trial.
- Stephen I, Baron of Astfield - Notable for becoming Maer of New Reza twice and regaining its family title.
- Sir Wilhelm 'Wald' Vyronov - Legitimized Bastard son of Jan II, known for being an Imperial judge before retiring to become Lord Justicar of Haense.
- Annika of Reza - First Vyronov to become Queen of Haense. Later gained their own title as Countess of Reza.
Patriarchs of Vyronov
| Name | Portrait | Birth Parentage |
Marriage(s) Issue |
Death | Coat of Arms | Title(s) |
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| Lerald I Lerald Vyronov |
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7th of the First Seed, 1500 Siegrad, Haense, Oren Son of Unknown Vyronov |
Unknown 3 children |
26th of the Grand Harvest, 1572 aged 70 |
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Baron of Astfield |
| Rudolph I Rasputin Vyronov |
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13th of the Deep Cold, 1535 Valwyk, Oren Son of Lerald I |
Marjorie of Metterden 3 children |
7th of the First Seed, 1590 aged 54 |
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Baron of Rytsburg |
| Stanimir I Stanimir Vyronov |
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1578 Rytsburg, Oren Son of Rudolph I |
Unwed | 1602 aged 24 |
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Baron of Rytsburg |
| Adolphus I Adolphus Vyronov |
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1580 Rytsburg, Haense Son of Rudolph I |
Katherine of Ayr Saint's Rest, Ayr , Haense 6 children |
1675 aged 95 |
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Baron of Rytsburg |
| Ulric I Ulric Vyronov |
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1639 Rytsburg, Haense Son of Jakob Vyronov |
Kamila Maria of Ayr Ayr , Haense 2 children |
1670 aged 31 |
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Baron of Rytsburg |
| Lerald II(I) Lerald Vyronov |
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14th of The Deep Cold, 1680 Ayr, Haense Son of Lukas I |
Johanna of Osterland 5 children |
10th of Snow's Maiden, 1732 Carnatia, Haense aged 51 |
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Duke of Carnatia Count of Graiswald Baron of Rytsburg |
| Charles I(II) Karl Gustav Vyronov |
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8th of Malin's Welcome, 1712 Reza, Haense Son of Lerald II |
Unwed | 10th of The Amber Cold, 1738 Carnatia, Haense aged 25 |
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Duke of Carnatia Count of Graiswald Baron of Rytsburg |
| Jan I(II) Jan Rudolph Vyronov |
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6th of Sun's Smile, 1716 Reza, Haense Son of Lerald II |
Unwed 1 child |
15th of Sun's Smile, 1742 Hangman's Bridge aged 26 |
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Duke of Carnatia Count of Graiswald Baron of Rytsburg |
| Robert I Robert Owyn Vyronov |
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3rd of Snow's Maiden, 1717 Reza, Haense Son of Lerald II |
Isabel Josephine of Nenzing Nenzing, Haense 0 children |
8th of The Amber Cold, 1747 Carnatia, Haense aged 29 |
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Duke of Carnatia Count of Graiswald Baron of Rytsburg |
| Stephen I Stefan Aleksandr Vyronov |
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17th of Sun's Smile, 1739 New Reza, Haense Son of Isaak Vyronov |
Adaline of Kerzenwick New Reza, Haense 3 children |
6th of Malin's Welcome, 1836 Vulzenstadt, Astfield, Haense aged 97 |
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Baron of Astfield Lord of Graizenstadt |
| Stephen II Stefan Boleslav Vyronov |
-- | 10th of the First Seed, 1793 Astfield, Haense Son of Anton Vyronov |
Marie of Reinmar Reinmar, Haense |
Alive |
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Baron of Astfield Lord of Graizenstadt |
