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| − | Grifos<br> | + | '''Line:''' Grifos<br> |
| − | + | '''Progenitor:''' Nicholas I <br> | |
| − | + | '''Established:''' b2197 <br> | |
| − | + | '''Members:''' | |
| − | [[Kaiser Nicholas I|Nicolas I]] (b2197-b2176) | + | * [[Kaiser Nicholas I|Nicolas I]] (b2197-b2176) |
| − | [[Kaiser Loki I|Loki I]] (b1584-b1523) | + | * [[Kaiser Loki I|Loki I]] (b1584-b1523) |
| − | [[Kaiser Nicholas II|Nicholas II]] (b1203-b1167) | + | * [[Kaiser Nicholas II|Nicholas II]] (b1203-b1167) |
| − | [[Kaiser Nicholas III|Nicholas III]] (6-43) | + | * [[Kaiser Nicholas III|Nicholas III]] (6-43) |
| − | [[Kaiser Ikol I|Ikol I]] (1003-1017) | + | * [[Kaiser Ikol I|Ikol I]] (1003-1017) |
| − | + | * [[Steward Stjepan I|Stjepan I]] (1085-1089) | |
| − | [[Kaiser Letifer I| Letifer I]] (1157-1233) | + | * [[Kaiser Letifer I| Letifer I]] (1157-1233) |
| − | + | * [[Steward Nikkolo I|Nikkolo I]] (1239-1277) | |
| − | [[Kaiser Wylþeow I|Wylþeow I]] (1644-1767) | + | * [[Kaiser Wylþeow I|Wylþeow I]] (1644-1767) |
| − | [[Kaiser Alejian I|Alejian I]] (2098 - 2187) | + | * [[Kaiser Alejian I|Alejian I]] (2098-2187) |
| − | [[Kaiser Loki II|Loki II]] (3119- | + | * [[Kaiser Letifer II|Letifer II]] (2366-2416) |
| − | -Bio: The [[Line of Grifos]] is an offshoot of the [[Line of Metzler]] | + | * [[Kaiser Alejian II|Alejian II]] (2416-2468) |
| − | and is historically a [[Yardistan|Yardistani]] [[Imperial Bloodline|Bloodline]]. Du Grifos is [[Yardistani]] for "of Gryphon." | + | * [[Kaiser Letifer III|Letifer III]] (2847-3002) |
| − | Notable members include Letifer I who dethroned the infamous [[Kaiser Mog I|Mog I]]. And [[Steward Nikkolo I|Nikkolo I]], a steward, who is | + | * [[Kaiser Loki II|Loki II]] (3119-3127) |
| − | considered the one of the most successful [[Steward]]s in Shireroth's | + | * [[Kaiser Loki III|Loki III]] (3258-3263, 3340–3413) ''(First period as Anti-Kaiser)'' |
| − | + | * [[Kaiser Erasmas I|Erasmas I]] (3540-3573) | |
| + | * [[Kaiseress Anandja I|Anandja I]] (3573-3673) | ||
| + | * [[Kaiser Loki IV|Loki IV]] (4549–4637) | ||
| + | * [[Kaiser Yardistanislaus I|Yardistanislaus I]] (4753-4815) | ||
| + | * [[Kaiser Raynor XII|Raynor XII]] (5930-6027) | ||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | '''-Bio''': The [[Line of Grifos]] is an offshoot of the [[Line of Metzler]] and is historically a [[Yardistan|Yardistani]] [[Imperial Bloodline|Bloodline]]. Du Grifos is [[Yardistani]] for "of Gryphon." Notable members include Letifer I who dethroned the infamous [[Kaiser Mog I|Mog I]]. And [[Steward Nikkolo I|Nikkolo I]], a steward, who is considered the one of the most successful [[Steward]]s in Shireroth's history. | ||
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| + | The Line became more prominent during the [[Fourth Age of Shireroth]]. The [[Line of Drak]] claims connection to this line. | ||
[[category:fiction]] | [[category:fiction]] | ||
[[category:history]] | [[category:history]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:00, 10 August 2016
Line: Grifos
Progenitor: Nicholas I
Established: b2197
Members:
- Nicolas I (b2197-b2176)
- Loki I (b1584-b1523)
- Nicholas II (b1203-b1167)
- Nicholas III (6-43)
- Ikol I (1003-1017)
- Stjepan I (1085-1089)
- Letifer I (1157-1233)
- Nikkolo I (1239-1277)
- Wylþeow I (1644-1767)
- Alejian I (2098-2187)
- Letifer II (2366-2416)
- Alejian II (2416-2468)
- Letifer III (2847-3002)
- Loki II (3119-3127)
- Loki III (3258-3263, 3340–3413) (First period as Anti-Kaiser)
- Erasmas I (3540-3573)
- Anandja I (3573-3673)
- Loki IV (4549–4637)
- Yardistanislaus I (4753-4815)
- Raynor XII (5930-6027)
-Bio: The Line of Grifos is an offshoot of the Line of Metzler and is historically a Yardistani Bloodline. Du Grifos is Yardistani for "of Gryphon." Notable members include Letifer I who dethroned the infamous Mog I. And Nikkolo I, a steward, who is considered the one of the most successful Stewards in Shireroth's history.
The Line became more prominent during the Fourth Age of Shireroth. The Line of Drak claims connection to this line.
