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| − | The '''Lord Marshal of Sedan''', also called the '''Knight-Commander''', is the commanding officer of Sedan's military forces and has a seat on the Principality's Privy Council. The position was created by [[Louis I, Prince of Sedan|Louis I]] after the foundation of Sedan's military, the [[Order of the Holy Goat]]. Many notable figures, both noble and lowborn, have served in the position. | + | The '''Lord Marshal of [[Principality of Sedan|Sedan]]''', also called the '''Knight-Commander''', is the commanding officer of Sedan's military forces and has a seat on the Principality's Privy Council. The position was created by [[Louis I, Prince of Sedan|Louis I]] after the foundation of Sedan's military, the [[Order of the Holy Goat]]. Many notable figures, both noble and lowborn, have served in the position. |
== List of Lord Marshals == | == List of Lord Marshals == | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 20 January 2022
The Lord Marshal of Sedan, also called the Knight-Commander, is the commanding officer of Sedan's military forces and has a seat on the Principality's Privy Council. The position was created by Louis I after the foundation of Sedan's military, the Order of the Holy Goat. Many notable figures, both noble and lowborn, have served in the position.
List of Lord Marshals
| Name Tenure |
Portrait | Birth | Death | Coat of Arms | Prince(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alexander de Joannes 1811 - 1816 (5 years) |
|
1789, New Reza Kingdom of Haense |
1816 Karosgrad Kingdom of Haense |
|
Louis I (Ab. 1814) Alexander I (himself) |
| Sir Owyn de Joannes 1816 - 1820 (4 years) |
|
1792, Johnstown Kingdom of Haense |
Alive | 
|
Leopold I |
| Sir Kuno de Joannes 1820 - 1822 (2 years) |
|
Unknown | Deceased |
|
Leopold I |
| Henry Bishop, Count of Döbern 1822 - 1836 (14 years) |
|
1784, New Reza Kingdom of Haense |
1836 Reinmar Kingdom of Haense |
|
Leopold I |
| Sir Atherian 1836 - Present (Incumbent) |
|
Unknown | Alive | Lowborn | Leopold I |
