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| − | [[File:Mosaic Kildarian Government.png|thumb|300px|The Dutch, surrounded by nobles (clothed as soldiers), magicians, the clergy and the historians.]] | + | [[File:Mosaic Kildarian Government.png|thumb|300px|The Dutch ([[Taodosius I]]), surrounded by nobles (clothed as soldiers), magicians, the clergy and the historians.]] |
| − | The '''Duke''' or '''Dutch of Kildare''' | + | The '''Duke''' or '''Dutch of Kildare''' is the supreme leader of the Dutchy of [[Kildare]]. Since 5141 ASC this position became hereditary and a variety of titles came into existence: '''Ruler of the Eastern Empire''' or '''Dominator''' (by [[Flavius I]]). Nowadays the [[House of Myksos]] rules the Eastern Empire. |
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| + | The first Dutch was [[Patrick Foley]], who ruled from a palace in Apollo City. Later, with the loss of [[Audentior]], the Dukes would rule from their residence in Blackrock Nua. It was not until Dutchess [[Ignatia I]] that the Dutchal Court moved back to the City (however, this would only become official during her successors reign). | ||
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== Past Dutches == | == Past Dutches == | ||
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A lot of information is lost of the Dutches of the Old Era (period of the [[Kildare#The_Lost_Age|Lost]] and [[Kildare#The_Dark_Age|Dark Age]]). It's unknown how many Dutches there were or how many times someone became Dutch. Dates and information gathered here, are guesses done by the many historians within Kildare. | A lot of information is lost of the Dutches of the Old Era (period of the [[Kildare#The_Lost_Age|Lost]] and [[Kildare#The_Dark_Age|Dark Age]]). It's unknown how many Dutches there were or how many times someone became Dutch. Dates and information gathered here, are guesses done by the many historians within Kildare. | ||
| − | *[[Patrick Foley]] (decree 1); | + | *[[Patrick Foley]] (reconfirmed in decree 1); 1469–???? |
| − | *[[Fax Celestis]]; ??? | + | *[[Fax Celestis]]; ????–???? |
| − | *[[Gryphon the Pure]] (husband of Duchess Hypatia Agnesi); ??? | + | *[[Gryphon the Pure]] (husband of Duchess Hypatia Agnesi); ????–???? |
| − | *[[Bill Dusch]]; ??? | + | *[[Bill Dusch]]; ????–???? |
| − | *[[Hypatia Agnesi]] (decree 179); | + | *[[Hypatia Agnesi]] (decree 179); 1504–1533(?) |
''(the dates aren't certain)'' | ''(the dates aren't certain)'' | ||
| − | ===New Era ( | + | [[File:Fresco Flavius I.png|thumb|right|Fresco of Dutch Flavius I Myksos in the [[Red Catodral]] of [[Apollo City]], based upon the state portrait.]] |
| − | Began after the of Jonas as new Dutch. In this period, every Dutch | + | |
| + | ===New Era (1533–1604)=== | ||
| + | Began after the of Jonas as new Dutch. In this period, every Dutch got a number after his name as with the Kaisers to avoid confusion. | ||
| − | #[[Jonas I]] of Blackrock, | + | #[[Jonas I]] of Blackrock, 1533–1547 |
| − | #[[Andreas I]] of Atterock, | + | #[[Andreas I]] of Atterock, 1547–1550 |
| − | #[[Shyriath I]] of Kildare, | + | #[[Shyriath I]] of Kildare, 1550–1557 |
| − | #[[Jonas II]] of Kildare, | + | #[[Jonas II]] of Kildare, 1557–1559 |
| − | #[[William I]] of Kildare, | + | #[[William I]] of Kildare, 1559–1562 |
| − | #[[Jonas III]] of Kildare, | + | #[[Jonas III]] of Kildare, 1562–1566 |
| − | #[[Andreas II]] of Kildare, | + | #[[Andreas II]] of Kildare, 1566 |
| − | #[[Falkner | + | #[[Falkner I]] of Kildare, 1566–1571 |
| − | #[[Jonas IV]] Win'Eth of Kildare, | + | #[[Jonas IV]] Win'Eth of Kildare, 1571–1574 |
| − | #[[Carl I]] of Kildare, | + | #[[Carl I]] of Kildare, 1574–1585 |
| − | #[[Giles I]] of Kildare, | + | #[[Giles I]] of Kildare, 1585–1588 |
| − | #[[Conglacio I]] of Kildare, | + | #[[Conglacio I]] of Kildare, 1588 |
| − | #[[Ignatia I]] of Kildare, | + | #[[Ignatia I]] of Kildare, 1588–1604 |
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| + | ===Myksos Dynasty (1604–1616)=== | ||
| + | #[[Taodosius I]] of Kildare, 1604–1606 | ||
| + | #[[Sophia I]] of Kildare, 1606–1613 | ||
| + | #[[Flavius I]] of Kildare, 1613–1615 | ||
| + | #[[Titus I]] of Kildare, 1615–1616 | ||
[[category:Kildare]] | [[category:Kildare]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:01, 12 February 2018
The Dutch (Taodosius I), surrounded by nobles (clothed as soldiers), magicians, the clergy and the historians.
The Duke or Dutch of Kildare is the supreme leader of the Dutchy of Kildare. Since 5141 ASC this position became hereditary and a variety of titles came into existence: Ruler of the Eastern Empire or Dominator (by Flavius I). Nowadays the House of Myksos rules the Eastern Empire.
The first Dutch was Patrick Foley, who ruled from a palace in Apollo City. Later, with the loss of Audentior, the Dukes would rule from their residence in Blackrock Nua. It was not until Dutchess Ignatia I that the Dutchal Court moved back to the City (however, this would only become official during her successors reign).
Past Dutches
Old Era
A lot of information is lost of the Dutches of the Old Era (period of the Lost and Dark Age). It's unknown how many Dutches there were or how many times someone became Dutch. Dates and information gathered here, are guesses done by the many historians within Kildare.
- Patrick Foley (reconfirmed in decree 1); 1469–????
- Fax Celestis; ????–????
- Gryphon the Pure (husband of Duchess Hypatia Agnesi); ????–????
- Bill Dusch; ????–????
- Hypatia Agnesi (decree 179); 1504–1533(?)
(the dates aren't certain)
New Era (1533–1604)
Began after the of Jonas as new Dutch. In this period, every Dutch got a number after his name as with the Kaisers to avoid confusion.
- Jonas I of Blackrock, 1533–1547
- Andreas I of Atterock, 1547–1550
- Shyriath I of Kildare, 1550–1557
- Jonas II of Kildare, 1557–1559
- William I of Kildare, 1559–1562
- Jonas III of Kildare, 1562–1566
- Andreas II of Kildare, 1566
- Falkner I of Kildare, 1566–1571
- Jonas IV Win'Eth of Kildare, 1571–1574
- Carl I of Kildare, 1574–1585
- Giles I of Kildare, 1585–1588
- Conglacio I of Kildare, 1588
- Ignatia I of Kildare, 1588–1604
Myksos Dynasty (1604–1616)
- Taodosius I of Kildare, 1604–1606
- Sophia I of Kildare, 1606–1613
- Flavius I of Kildare, 1613–1615
- Titus I of Kildare, 1615–1616
