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<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Adam Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''' (born 1630) is an [[Elwynn|Elwynnese]] prince and [[Natopia|Natopian]] nobleman of Royal and Imperial Rank. He is the eldest son of [[Queen Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] and her late husband (and former [[Natopia]]n emperor) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion|Nathaniel]]. Lord of Walstadt since 1637, he was allegedly involved in the death of the [http://micras.org/wiki/index.php?title=Kattei_Emperor Kettei Emperor] during the [http://micras.org/wiki/index.php?title=Euran_War Euran war].<br /> <br /> He is the reigning Duke of New Aquitane, Count of Anmutstadt and Count of Upper Macon (all in Natopia). From his membership in the [[Royal Family of Elwynn]] he is also entitled to the titles Prince of Elwynn, Count of [[Northshire]], Count of [[Arietta]], and Count of the [[Lady Esther Isles]].<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Adam<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. [[Gunvor of Humlebaek]]<br /> |22= 22. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |23= 23. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. [[Hudinan Peshobay Jalil Simrani]] <br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani<br /> |29= 29. Nilufar of Vey<br /> |30= 30. Insemination Unit 440, Batch 7890, Breed Stock 101-A<br /> |31= 31. Breeding Unit 47, Batch 40, Breed Stock 112-A<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Monarchy of Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Adam_Anushiruw%C3%A2n&diff=19805 2016-06-07T22:47:07Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Adam Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''' (born 1630) is an [[Elwynn|Elwynnese]] and [[Natopia|Natopian]] nobleman of Royal and Imperial Rank. He is the eldest son of [[Queen Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] and her late husband (and former [[Natopia]]n emperor) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion|Nathaniel]]. Lord of Walstadt since 1637, he was allegedly involved in the death of the [http://micras.org/wiki/index.php?title=Kattei_Emperor Kettei Emperor] during the [http://micras.org/wiki/index.php?title=Euran_War Euran war].<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Adam<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. [[Gunvor of Humlebaek]]<br /> |22= 22. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |23= 23. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. [[Hudinan Peshobay Jalil Simrani]] <br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani<br /> |29= 29. Nilufar of Vey<br /> |30= 30. Insemination Unit 440, Batch 7890, Breed Stock 101-A<br /> |31= 31. Breeding Unit 47, Batch 40, Breed Stock 112-A<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Monarchy of Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Aldin_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=19804 2016-06-07T22:42:10Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Zahir al Din Benjamin Rai Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''', often known as Prince Aldin, (born 1630) is the second-eldest son of [[Queen Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] and her late husband (and former [[Natopia]]n emperor) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion|Nathaniel]]. In Goldshire, he is Count of [[Yardistan]], and in Natopia, he is Count of Macon Rapids. He is the Pentheros, or supreme head, of the [[Dozan Bovic Church]], being elected as such by the Metrobosarchs in 1637.<br /> <br /> ==Name==<br /> <br /> ''Zahir al Din'' is Babkhanized Arabic for &quot;the manifest of the faith&quot; and honours Aldin's [[Babkhi]] roots (on both parents' side) as well as his faith, Bovinism, to which the name refers. ''Aldin'', the name he goes by, is also a common [[Hurmu]] name, meaning &quot;the old (i.e. wise) one&quot;, which also reflects his Hurm roots. ''Benjamin'' honours the cousin Benjamin (son of [[Kaiser Ayreon III|Jonathan]]) who died in infancy. ''Rai'' is a traditional [[Elw]] name, mostly associated with Rai Avon-El, and honours Aldin's [[Elwynn|Elwynnese]] roots.<br /> <br /> His surname is composed of three parts: [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]], of the one dynastic house he belongs to, ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati for his association with the [[Emirate of Sathrati|emirate of Sathrati]] and the Simrani branch, and Waffel-Paine for his Natopian dynastic house.<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> *Childhood<br /> *Spiritual awakening<br /> *Election to Pentheros<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Aldin<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |23= 23. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. [[Hudinan Peshobay Jalil Simrani]] <br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani<br /> |29= 29. Nilufar of Vey<br /> |30= 30. Insemination Unit 440, Batch 7890, Breed Stock 101-A<br /> |31= 31. Breeding Unit 47, Batch 40, Breed Stock 112-A<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Goldshire]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Aldin_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=19803 2016-06-07T22:41:19Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Zahir al Din Benjamin Rai Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''', often known as Prince Aldin, (born 1630) is the second-eldest son of [[Queen Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] and her late husband (and former [[Natopia]]n emperor) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion|Nathaniel]]. In Goldshire, he is Count of [[Yardistan]], and in Natopia, he is Count of Macon Rapids. He is the Pentheros, or supreme head, of the [[Dozan Bovic Church]], being elected as such by the Metrobosarchs in 1637.<br /> <br /> ==Name==<br /> <br /> ''Zahir al Din'' is Babkhanized Arabic for &quot;the manifest of the faith&quot; and honours Aldin's [[Babkhi]] roots (on both parents' side) as well as his faith, Bovinism, to which the name refers. ''Aldin'', the name he goes by, is also a common [[Hurmu]] name, meaning &quot;the old (i.e. wise) one&quot;, which also reflects his Hurm roots. ''Benjamin'' honours the cousin Benjamin (son of [[Kaiser Ayreon III|Jonathan]]) who died in infancy. ''Rai'' is a traditional [[Elw]] name, mostly associated with Rai Avon-El, and honours Aldin's [[Elwynn|Elwynnese]] roots.<br /> <br /> His surname is composed of three parts: [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]], of the one dynastic house he belongs to, ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati for his association with the [[Emirate of Sathrati|emirate of Sathrati]] and the Simrani branch, and Waffel-Paine for his Natopian dynastic house.<br /> <br /> ==Biography==<br /> <br /> *Childhood<br /> *Spiritual awakening<br /> *Election to Pentheros<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Aldin<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |23= 23. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. [[Hudinan Peshobay Jalil Simrani]] <br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani<br /> |29= 29. Nilufar of Vey<br /> |30= 30. Insemination Unit 440, Batch 7890, Breed Stock 101-A<br /> |31= 31. Breeding Unit 47, Batch 40, Breed Stock 112-A<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Goldshire]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Prince_of_Amokolia&diff=19320 2016-05-19T17:57:56Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: /* Title Holders */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Arms_Prince_of_Amokolia.png|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The coat of arms of the Prince of Amokolia.&lt;/div&gt; ]] <br /> [[File:Banner_Prince_of_Amokolia.png|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The banner of the Prince of Amokolia.&lt;/div&gt; ]] <br /> [[File:Arms_Princess_Anika.png|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The coat of arms of Crown Princess Anika of Victoria, Princess of Amokolia.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> '''Prince of Amokolia''' is the title of the [[Line of Succession to White Orchid Throne|heir apparent]] to the [[White Orchid Throne]] and is in consequence thereof held by the person first entitled to succeed to the [[King of Elwynn|Kingship]] of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]]. The title is presently held by Prince [[Vilhjalm Ayreon-Kalirion af Ettlingum Freyu|Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar Noahs- og Noorsson]] of the House of [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]] and of the [[House of Ettlingar Freyu|Descendants of Freyja]].<br /> <br /> ==Roles and Responsibilities==<br /> No formal public role or responsibility has been legislated by the White Orchid Throne or otherwise delegated to him by law or custom as Prince of Amokolia. It is expected that in due course the present Prince will assist the [[King of Elwynn|King]] in the performance of His duties, for example representing the King when welcoming dignitaries to [[Eliria|Kingly City of Eliria]], attending State dinners during State visits, and representing the White Orchid Throne overseas at state and ceremonial occasions such as state funerals.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> ===Victorian Usage===<br /> In the days long gone by that [[Amokolia]] was a Dominion of the Kingdom-Empire of Victoria, the heir apparent to the Victorian Throne, Crown Princess Anika of Victoria, bore the title of Princess of Amokolia. Princess Anika ceased to hold that title after Amokolia's secession from the Kingdom-Empire of Victoria.<br /> <br /> ===As Title of the Prince of Elwynn===<br /> The aforesaid title was more or less revived when Prince of Amokolia became one of the titles of the holder of the White Orchid Throne during the [[Rulers of Elwynn|Ruling]] [[Steward of Elwynn|Stewardship]] of [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]].<br /> <br /> Upon the institution of the [[King of Elwynn|Kingship]] during the self-same Ruling Stewardship the title of Prince of Amokolia was elevated to King of Amokolia accordingly.<br /> <br /> ===As Title of the Heir Apparent to the White Orchid Throne===<br /> After the birth of the first son of His body, [[Vilhjalm Ayreon-Kalirion af Ettlingum Freyu|Prince Vilhjálm]] of Elwynn, [[King Noah of Elwynn]] decided that His heir apparent would bear the title of Prince of Amokolia and the same would apply to any future heir apparent to the White Orchid Throne.<br /> <br /> ==Title Holders==<br /> #Crown Princess [[Anika of Victoria]] (1559-1574, as heir apparent to the Victorian Throne and ''Princess of Amokolia'');<br /> #Prince [[Daniel Kalirion]] (1582-1586) as ''Prince of Elwynn, Amokolia and Hurmu''<br /> #Prince [[Nathan Dariolin]] (1586-1589) as ''Prince of Elwynn, Amokolia and Hurmu''<br /> #Prince [[Elijah Ayreon]] (1590-1592) as ''Prince of Elwynn, Amokolia and Hurmu''<br /> #Prince [[King Noah of Elwynn|Thorstein Noah of Elwynn]] (1624-1629, as holder of the White Orchid Throne);<br /> #Prince [[Vilhjalm Ayreon-Kalirion af Ettlingum Freyu|Vilhjálm]] of Elwynn (1636-present, as heir apparent to the Kingship of Elwynn).<br /> <br /> Note: In 1592, with the promulgation of a new Charter of the Elwynnese Union, the name of the Union went from &quot;Elwynn, Amokolia and Hurmu&quot; to &quot;Elwynnese Union&quot;. No law changed the titles of the subsequent princes, but all subsequent [[Rulers of Elwynn|Elwynnese princes]] until Noah in 1624 never used the title &quot;Prince of Amokolia&quot;, though they probably had legal basis of it. <br /> <br /> [[category:Amokolia]][[category:Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Aldin_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=19046 2016-05-02T21:34:29Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Zahir al Din Benjamin Rai Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''', often known as Prince Aldin, (born 1630) is the son of [[Queen Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] and her late husband (and former [[Natopia]]n emperor) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion|Nathaniel]]. In Goldshire, he is Count of [[Yardistan]], and in Natopia, he is Count of Macon Rapids.<br /> <br /> ==Name==<br /> <br /> ''Zahir al Din'' is Babkhanized Arabic for &quot;the manifest of the faith&quot; and honours Aldin's Babkhi roots (on both parents' side) as well as his faith, Bovinism, to which the name refers. ''Aldin'', the name he goes by, is also a common Hurmu name, meaning &quot;the old (i.e. wise) one&quot;, which also reflects his Hurmu roots. ''Benjamin'' honours the cousin Benjamin (son of [[Kaiser Ayreon III|Jonathan]]) who died in infancy. ''Rai'' is a traditional Elw name, mostly associated with Rai Avon-El, and honours Aldin's Elwynnese roots.<br /> <br /> His surname is composed of three parts: Ayreon-Kalirion, of the one dynastic house he belongs to, ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati for his association with the emirate of Sathrati and the Simrani branch, and Waffel-Paine for his Natopian dynastic house.<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Aldin<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |23= 23. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. [[Hudinan Peshobay Jalil Simrani]] <br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani<br /> |29= 29. Nilufar of Vey<br /> |30= 30. Insemination Unit 440, Batch 7890, Breed Stock 101-A<br /> |31= 31. Breeding Unit 47, Batch 40, Breed Stock 112-A<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Goldshire]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Adam_Anushiruw%C3%A2n&diff=19045 2016-05-02T21:24:42Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Adam Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''' (born 1630) is an [[Elwynn|Elwynnese]] and [[Natopia|Natopian]] nobleman of Royal and Imperial Rank. <br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Adam<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |23= 23. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. [[Hudinan Peshobay Jalil Simrani]] <br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani<br /> |29= 29. Nilufar of Vey<br /> |30= 30. Insemination Unit 440, Batch 7890, Breed Stock 101-A<br /> |31= 31. Breeding Unit 47, Batch 40, Breed Stock 112-A<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Aldin_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=19044 2016-05-02T21:23:29Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Zahir al Din Benjamin Rai Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''' (born 1630) is the son of [[Queen Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] and her late husband (and former [[Natopia]]n emperor) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion|Nathaniel]]. In Goldshire, he is Count of [[Yardistan]], and in Natopia, he is Count of Macon Rapids.<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Aldin<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |23= 23. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. [[Hudinan Peshobay Jalil Simrani]] <br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani<br /> |29= 29. Nilufar of Vey<br /> |30= 30. Insemination Unit 440, Batch 7890, Breed Stock 101-A<br /> |31= 31. Breeding Unit 47, Batch 40, Breed Stock 112-A<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Goldshire]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Aldin_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=19043 2016-05-02T21:17:17Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Created page with &quot;&#039;&#039;&#039;Zahir al Din Benjamin Rai Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine&#039;&#039;&#039; (born 1630) is the son of Queen Noor of Goldshire and her late husband (and...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>'''Zahir al Din Benjamin Rai Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''' (born 1630) is the son of [[Queen Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] and her late husband (and former [[Natopia]]n emperor) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion|Nathaniel]]. In Goldshire, he is Count of [[Yardistan]], and in Natopia, he is Count of Macon Rapids.<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Aldin<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Isamaband<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Eirik Isamaband<br /> |23= 23. Karja Tunsdottra<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. [[Hudinan Peshobay Jalil Simrani]] <br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani<br /> |29= 29. Nilufar of Vey<br /> |30= 30. Insemination Unit 440, Batch 7890, Breed Stock 101-A<br /> |31= 31. Breeding Unit 47, Batch 40, Breed Stock 112-A<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Goldshire]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Vilhj%C3%A1lm_Daniel_Gudr%C3%B6dar_Ayreon-Kalirion_and_Ettlingar_Freyu&diff=19030 2016-05-01T16:54:38Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to Vilhjalm Ayreon-Kalirion af Ettlingum Freyu</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Vilhjalm Ayreon-Kalirion af Ettlingum Freyu]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Queen_Noor&diff=19029 2016-05-01T16:53:49Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=King_Noah&diff=19028 2016-05-01T16:53:10Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to King Noah of Elwynn</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[King Noah of Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Villy_Esposito&diff=19027 2016-05-01T16:52:43Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Created page with &quot;&#039;&#039;&#039;Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati af Ettlingum Freyu&#039;&#039;&#039; (born in Teldrin, 19 Qinamu 1635) is the son of King Noah and Queen No...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>'''Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati af Ettlingum Freyu''' (born in [[Teldrin]], 19 Qinamu 1635) is the son of [[King Noah]] and [[Queen Noor]].</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Line_of_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=19023 2016-04-30T16:13:18Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Arms_Ayreon-Kalirion10.png|600px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The [[coat of arms of the House of Ayreon-Kalirion]]&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> The '''line of Ayreon-Kalirion''' is an [[Imperial Bloodline|imperial bloodline]] closely related to, but not a descendant of, the [[line of Kalir]]. Whereas the line of Kalir has [[Kaiser Los I]] as its progenitor, Ayreon-Kalirion has Los's sister [[Tuuler Kalir]] as its progenitress. The Line of Ayreon-Kalirion has quite recently, by means of a [[Charter of the House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Charter]] that was issued by the [[Emir of Sathrati]] been organized into an Imperial House called the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion]].<br /> <br /> ==Definition==<br /> <br /> The line of Ayreon-Kalirion is currently defined as including all the descendants of the union of Princess Isa of [[Brookshire]], also known as [[Tuuler Kalir]] (1420-1512), and the [[Babkha|Babkhan]] anthropologist Eskender Arsalani (1418-1499). <br /> <br /> [[Elwynn|Elwynnese]] culture has throughout the ages consistently seen adoption as a ritual transforming the blood of the adopted children to that of their new parents. Tradition therefore places adopted children among the descendants of the Eskender-Kalir union. Some, mainly [[Cedrism|Cedrist]], scholars are skeptical towards such a definition.<br /> <br /> Following the ascension of Eskender's son [[Kaiser Ayreon‎|Rashid]] to the imperial throne of Babkha, the line is an imperial dynastic house in Babkha. Descendants of Shah Rashid carry the title &quot;Scion of the King of Kings&quot; in recognition of it. <br /> <br /> The House of Ayreon-Kalirion stems from the Line of Ayreon-Kalirion, although not all members of that Imperial House are part of the aforementined Imperial Bloodline. The aforesaid Imperial House is governed by its [[Charter of the House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Charter]] and headed by the [[Emir of Sathrati]].<br /> <br /> ==Name and Etymology ==<br /> <br /> &quot;Ayreon&quot; is the Praeta spelling of the [[Elw]] proper noun ''Aireoon'', which in turn is derived from the adjective/genitive ''aireoon'', meaning &quot;of the lions&quot; (from ''aire'', plural of ''ire'', &quot;lion&quot;).<br /> <br /> It was chosen as the regal name in [[Shireroth]] of the former Shah of Babkha, [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Arsalani]] (also known as Richard Lyon), as a translation of his Babkhan dynastic name, ''Arsalani''. However, given the deity Ayreon in Cedrist mythology, the name was deemed acceptable in the then-traditional parts of the Imperial Court. Names were supposed to reflect Cedrist gods, despite the non-Cedrist belief of the majority of the Elwynnese nation.<br /> <br /> It is unknown whether there is a connexion in etymology between the Elwynnese 'Ayreon' and the Cedrist god 'Ayreon' (god of music). Given though that lions are seen as musical creatures in Elw mythology, it is not unlikely.<br /> <br /> ''Kalirion'' is derived from the Hyperborean name of Princess Isa of Brookshire, Tuuler Kalirion, and means &quot;of Kalir&quot;, Kalir being an archaic Hyperborean dynasty. The etymology of ''Kalir'' is believed to be related to a Hyperborean word for the polar bear.<br /> <br /> == Origins ==<br /> <br /> Due to the close relationship between the lines of Kalir and Ayreon-Kalirion, the history of the both of them are instrinsically linked. <br /> <br /> Due to [[Hyperborea]]'s remoteness and isolationism, many foreigners are surprised to learn that the island has a bloodline of its own - but not so its inhabitants, all of whom are supremely proud of the so-called &quot;Hyperborean bloodline&quot;, the Line of Kalir. <br /> <br /> Taksi Kamheinion, chief genealogist at [[Thule|Tala]], has researched the origin of the Line of Kalir. He writes that the origins are thought to come from the marriage of Prince Paul of Brookshire to Lady Sora of Hyperborea. The following extract is from his work:<br /> <br /> &quot;The origins of the Line of Kalir date back over two thousand [ASC] years in the past, when Hyperborea was still an independent country. A series of disasters, including the eruption of [[Mount Yaanek]], led to political and economic dependence on Benacia, while the unification efforts between [[Shireroth]] and Machiavellia led the [[The Kaiser|Kaiser]] in Shirekeep to dream of a united [[Benacia|Benacian]] empire that stretched from Gallica to Vanaheim. The Hyperboreans bowed to pressure from [[Shirekeep]] and entered into a weak political union with Shireroth. Further disasters, including the cataclysmic Mount Yaanek eruption of S'3234 [A.N. 1335], weakened the government still further, and adventurers and mercenaries from various lands began trying to &quot;colonize&quot; Hyperborea. The native government, worried that it would be unable to deal with these incursions, eventually petitioned the Kaiser for annexation, which was granted.<br /> <br /> &quot;The Shirerithian delegation to Thulel was led by Prince Paul Raynor (Prince here should not be interpreted as the son of a Kaiser, but rather as a title given to very high-ranking nobles with substantial Imperial blood; this Prince was [[Duke]] of Brookshire and also the head of the [[Line of Raynor|House of Raynor]] at the time; the Kaiser, Ari 0, was only distantly related). Raynor stayed in Hyperborea for eight months, negotiating with the Council, expelling foreign mercenaries, and setting up the apparatus of Shirerithian government. While there, against the wishes of his family he married a Hyperborean girl. The ''Book of the Dolphin King'' gives her name as Sora (Kadhamic Soran), but the ''Book of the Benacian Conquest'' gives it as Sairia (Kadhamic Sirin). To confuse matters further, Meigi Arision lists it as Aira (Kadhamic Yarin) and cites no source for the discrepancy. I will be primarily drawing from the ''BDK'' and using Sora.<br /> <br /> &quot;Although women were essentially equal to men during this period, and many women had high positions in politics and even in the military struggle against foreign mercenaries, Sora was not one of them. In fact, we have almost no record of any activities of Sora whatsoever. Arision said that she was so quiet that many people who knew her only distantly gained the impression that she was mute, although this was absolutely untrue. She was short and, by all accounts, neither unusually ugly nor unusually pretty. At the age of nineteen, when she met Prince Paul, she was a minor bureaucrat in the Elithian religious hierarchy in Kalen, but did not have any strong religious convictions. The few accounts of her that survive suggest she had few close friends and few interests. Our only clue to her character was a passage from the ''BtBC'' claiming that she kept a small picture of Kaya Kalirion near her bed. Arision claims, with characteristic flair, that she was distantly descended from Kaya; if she believed that, it may have greatly affected the future Line of Kalir; however, there is no proof of this.<br /> <br /> &quot;Sora is one of the major mysteries of the history of the Imperial Bloodlines. Not only is it unclear why Prince Paul should have fallen in love with someone so completely unremarkable, it is unclear how he would have met her in the first place. His diplomatic duties should have restricted him to Thulel, a good three inrhonal from Kalen; their social circles should not have intersected in any case. Nevertheless, the BDK not only gives an account of their relationship, but insists that it was Paul who tried to woo a reluctant Sora, rather than the other way around. Sora herself seemed someone offput by the Shirerithian prince, and letters by her father (almost the only source we have of her feelings, as she never kept a diary or wrote anything by herself) suggest that she simply wanted to be left alone (these letters have since been lost, but a short summary of their contents by Eithi Ainainion survives in the library in Tala). The Prince stayed at least two months longer than planned in Hyperborea, possibly in order to woo her. We have no record of how he did so, but annals of the Brookshirerithian court reveal that when he arrived home in S'3258, it was with Sora as his wife. Records suggest that other members of House Raynor, who expected a marriage of convenience to an important noble, were angered by the choice, but that the Prince eventually managed to calm them down).<br /> <br /> &quot;Sora (who apparently took, or was given, the Brookshirerithian name Sara) lived in Brookshire as [[Duchess]] for two years. During that time, she was as quiet and devoid of impact as during her time in Hyperborea. She scandalized the court by never appearing at state dinners, refused any servants except for two young children, and many confidantes of the Duke report never having seen her. The only reason she remains of interest to Brookshirithian historians at all is her disappearance in 3260. One day, the Duke woke up and the Duchess simply was not there. Court officials immediately suspected foul play, but no ransom notes or demands sprang up, the Duke had no real enemies, and the Duchess was so apolitical that no faction could conceivably benefit from her removal. Taisi Olurion, collaborating with Brookshirerithian historian (and Raynor descendant) Aeric Raynor at John Metzler III University produced an interesting article on theories surrounding the disappearance; see Raynor, A &amp; Olurion, T: &quot;Sara Raynor and the Mysterious Origin of the Kalir Bloodline&quot;. I myself have confirmed that the Brookshirerithian Ducal Court is the only place south of Hyperborea where a nipil-rosebush grows, and I have no better explanation for the fact than Olurion does.<br /> <br /> &quot;The Duke, though fanatically devoted to his wife during their marriage, seemed only mildly upset by her disappearance (Olurion analyzes and rejects the suggestion that this was because he was responsible for it: ibid, p. 29-31). He remarried within three months, to the daughter of the Baron of Lunaris - a textbook standard match for the nobility of the era. The new Duchess got the responsibility of raising Paul and Sora's son, Kian, who was four months old at the time of his mother's disappearance. She did so only partially and distantly, leaving most of his upbringing to various governesses hired for the task. We know from Brookshire court records that he was raised as a proper Brookshirithian heir in every way. Although his guardians made no secret of his part-Hyperborean ancestry, they did not make any attempt to instruct him in Hyperborean culture, and he, for his part, did not make any attempt to learn it.<br /> <br /> &quot;Which makes it all the more surprising that the next we hear of him, he had moved to Thulel and taken the Hyperborean name Kalir Sethan (Common: ''Kal'ri Sethanion''). Although some historians (especially Arision) try to link his decision to a conflict with his father or stepmother over the succession, there is no historical evidence for this, and a few letters suggest he and the Duke of Brookshire remained on good terms until the latter's death.<br /> <br /> &quot;The name Kalir Sethan is another mystery. The name &quot;Kalir&quot;, meaning &quot;polar bear&quot;, was quite presumptious; polar bears were respected as, if not quite gods, at least superior spirits, and for that reason they were rarely cited in names. Further, we know from his own letters that Kian (who somehow attained a grasp of Kadhamic equalling scholars who had studied it since kindergarten) interpeted it with the grammatically correct by somewhat unusual meaning &quot;noble mirror&quot;; probably a reference to myth in which the Prince of Storms gives a magic mirror to the city of Kalen in exchange for the Kalenese maiden he seized as a wife. The relationship to his parents' family history is suggestive but ultimately incomprehensible.<br /> <br /> &quot;Contemporary accounts of Kalir focus on his intense energy. His wife's letters describe him as &quot;sleeping at most three hours a night, even in Deep Winter, and unable to sit still for more than a few minutes.&quot; If the chronologies from the ''Amethyst Annals'' are to be believed, he wrote his three most famous books - ''Hyperborean Government Within the Shirerithian State'', ''The Kadhamic Mandate'' and ''Out of Winter from the East'' within a single year. His work on governance, which breathed new life into the ancient Council system by reinterpreting the rules laid down by Kadham, gained him an invitation to the Council of Nine. He became Elder the following year, the fifth-youngest Elder ever. The ''Amethyst Annals'' give an exhaustive account of his thirty-three year tenure in that position, during which he fully synchronized the Shirerithian and Hyperborean governments and rebuilt the economy practically from scratch.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Genealogy ==<br /> <br /> Tuuler Kalir (1420-1512), daughter of Prince Paul of Brookshire and his wife Sora of Hyperborea, was the sister of Kaiser Los I and married Babkhan anthropologist Eskender Arsalani (1418-1499), giving birth to the [[Eura|Euran]] branch of the line (also called Ayreon-Kalirion) (note, all dates are in the Elw calendar)<br /> <br /> * [[Paul Raynor]]<br /> ** [[Tuuler Kalir]] (aka Isa Raynor) (1420-1512)<br /> *** Hanna Arsalani (aka [[Johanna van der Graaf]]) (1444-1528)<br /> **** Marcus van der Graaf (1462-1546)<br /> *** [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Arsalani]] (1450-1544) (aka Richard Lyon, [[Kaiser Ayreon]], Audon Andelarion, etc.)<br /> **** Rashid Karyandzadeh Arsalani (1472-1574)<br /> ***** Daniyal Nelzadeh Arsalani (aka Daniel Naelion Kalirion) (1518-1572)<br /> ****** [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]] (1574-1631)<br /> ******* [[Isabella Simrani-Kalirion]] (1603- )<br /> ******* [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion]] (1604-)<br /> ******** [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630- )<br /> ******** [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630- )<br /> ******** [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630- )<br /> ******** Unnamed child (1635- )<br /> ******** [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630- )<br /> ******* [[Miranda Simrani-Kalirion]] (1604- )<br /> ******** Daniyal Anders (1629-)<br /> ******** Frederik Anders (1630-)<br /> ******** Royston Anders (1630-)<br /> ******** Azardokht al-Osman (1635-)<br /> **** Eskender Kashmal Arsalani (aka [[Cashmaiel Andelarion]]) (1472-1550)<br /> **** [[Daniel Kalirion]] (1542-1586)<br /> ***** [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1565-1618)<br /> ****** [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1603-1629) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon III]])<br /> ******* Ludwig Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1590-1631) (''adopted'')<br /> ******** Karl Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1604-1631)<br /> ******** Lothar Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1604-1631)<br /> ******** Berthold Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1605-1631)<br /> ******** Eberhard Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1606-1631)<br /> ******** Maria Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1607-1631)<br /> ******** Heinrich Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1607-1631)<br /> ******** Welf Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1608- )<br /> ********* Heinrich von Walstadt-Sachsenland Erasmus-Ayreon-Kalirion-Blutwasser (1633- )<br /> ******** Agnes Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1609-1631)<br /> ******** Leopold Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1610-1631)<br /> ******** Rudolf Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1611-1631)<br /> ******** Meinhard Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1612-1631)<br /> ******** Adeltrudis Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1612-1631)<br /> ******** Albrecht Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1612-1631)<br /> ******** Maximilian Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1612-1631)<br /> ******** Ferdinand Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1613-1631)<br /> ******** Julika Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1614-1631)<br /> ******** Konrad Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1615-1631)<br /> ******** Bathilda Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1617-1631)<br /> ******** Gottfried Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1618-1631)<br /> ******** Johann Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1618-1631)<br /> ******** Hermann Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1619-1631)<br /> ******** Elke Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1620-1631)<br /> ******** Ruprecht Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1621-1631)<br /> ******** Philipp Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1622-1631)<br /> ******** Frauke Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1623-1631)<br /> ******** Aldric Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1623-1631)<br /> ******** Klaus Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1624-1631)<br /> ******* Benjamin Ayreon-Kalirion (1622-1625) (adopted)<br /> ****** [[King Noah of Elwynn|Thorstein Noah Ayreon-Kalirion and Ettlingar Freyu]] (1616- )<br /> ******* Unnamed child (1635- )<br /> ****** [[Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion|Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion and Ettlingar Freyu]] (1616- )<br /> ***** [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]] (1571-1598) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon II]])<br /> ****** [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586-1632) (''adopted'')<br /> ******* [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630- )<br /> ******* [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630- )<br /> ******* [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630- )<br /> ******* [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630- )<br /> <br /> * Elsa Kasanrajon (1471-1620) (aka [[Kaiseress Isa IV Cassandrae]], ''posthumously adopted'')<br /> [[category: History]] [[category: Fiction]][[category:Elwynn]][[category:Goldshire]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Anun&diff=19012 2016-04-30T08:10:23Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Juggernaut's_Palace_and_Berserker_Fort.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;[[Juggernaut's Palace and Berserker Fort]] in its early days.&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> [[File:Anun.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The harbour of Anun in the days of yore.&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> [[File:Björkaborg_Hall4.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;[[Björkaborg Hall]], the seat of the [[Princess of Anun]].&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> '''Anun''' (Amokolian: ''Anunnia'', Elw: ''Anuun''), also known as the '''Royal City of Anun''', is the capital of the [[Princely Precinct]] of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]] which is known as the [[Amokolia|Kingdom of Amokolia]]. It is situated on the island which is called Drakenoya.<br /> <br /> ==About==<br /> Anun has grown from a backwater war camp to a sprawling metropolitan area. It was founded in the days of yore by the Berserker warlord known as the Juggernaut as a slave camp without him giving it any formal name and . However, as time went on and the Juggernaut's berserkers settled around the camp, a village haphazardly grew. The Juggernaut refused to give the camp a name, fearing that doing so would cause his enemies to find him. So it came to pass that the village acquired the name &quot;Anun&quot;, which simply meant &quot;no name&quot;. <br /> <br /> After the demise of the Juggernaut and the rise of his heirs and the Kingdom of Amok, Anun took on a more formal appearance. Streets were paved, a castle-fortress was constructed, and the harbour became a major shipping port. This marked the transition of Anun from camp to city, and as Amokolia grew so did the metropolis. Today Anun bears, aside from its sizable Old City, little resemblance to its former self. Everything else has been replaced with modern asphalt roads, skyscrapers and high-rise buildings, factories and industrial yards. As Anun became a commercial center, the suburban population was pushed further into the extremities, so that the outskirts of the city are now filled with the remaining local farms and many residential developments.<br /> <br /> ==Landmarks==<br /> *Björkaborg College;<br /> *[[Björkaborg Hall]];<br /> *[[Juggernaut's Palace and Berserker Fort]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:Amokolia]][[Category:Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Tielion_Loki&diff=18716 2016-04-20T08:51:00Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Tielion Loki''' (Babkhi: ''Ahrimanshahr'', Elw: ''enu Loki'', Farewellish: ''Lokastaðr'') is a city in the [[Vale of Angularis]], a bailiwick under [[Amokolia]]n administration. <br /> <br /> Tielion Loki should not be confused with [[Ardashirshahr]] whose name was also Tielion Loki between 1542 and 1552, and between 1570 and 1601.<br /> <br /> [[category:Cities]][[category:Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Tielion_Loki&diff=18715 2016-04-20T08:50:11Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Created page with &quot;&#039;&#039;&#039;Tielion Loki&#039;&#039;&#039; (Babkhi: &#039;&#039;Ahrimanshahr&#039;&#039;, Elw: &#039;&#039;enu Loki&#039;&#039;, Farewellish: Lokastaðr) is a city in the Vale of Angularis, a bailiwick under Amokolian administratio...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>'''Tielion Loki''' (Babkhi: ''Ahrimanshahr'', Elw: ''enu Loki'', Farewellish: Lokastaðr) is a city in the [[Vale of Angularis]], a bailiwick under [[Amokolia]]n administration. <br /> <br /> Tielion Loki should not be confused with [[Ardashirshahr]] whose name was also Tielion Loki between 1542 and 1552, and between 1570 and 1601.</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=People%27s_Academy_of_Elwynn&diff=18554 2016-04-14T09:34:41Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: /* Eliria */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Arms_Academy.png|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The coat of arms of the People's Academy of Elwynn.&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> The '''People's Academy of Elwynn''' is the national institute of higher education of the [[Flower of the North]]. It has branches in every [[Princely Precinct]] of [[Elwynn]]. In the [[Elw]] language the Academy is known as '''Alôqoqar Etâqon Adurellion'''.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> The Academy was founded in 1551 through a monetary donation by Rai Avon-El as &quot;''a place for all [[Twelve Peoples of Elwynn|Elwynnese]] to come together, study, teach, be taught and learn about our diverse cultures, our common culture and traditions''&quot;. Later in the same year it received a charter from Duke [[Jacobus Loki]].<br /> <br /> During the Days of Independence, in the year 1589 to be exact, the People's Academy of Elwynn was restarted by order of the [[Rulers of Elwynn|Regent]] of Elwynn, the Senator [[Aurangzeb|Aurangzeb Osmani]]. The aforesaid instrument was during the minority of [[King Noah of Elwynn]] confirmed as valid under Elwynnese Law by means of a Royal Decree issued by [[Steward of Elwynn|Steward]] [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]].<br /> <br /> ==Colleges of the People's Academy of Elwynn==<br /> <br /> ===Agnesia and Wintergleam===<br /> <br /> ===Alalehzamin and Utasia===<br /> [[File:Attentive Scholars.png|250px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;left&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;''Elw Kuffar Academicians: Attentive and Full with Learning'' - from the set of engravings included in the 1563 edition of the [[Foibles of the Unbelievers]]&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> *Adabistaan, [[Ardashirshahr]];<br /> *Dârulfunûn-e Tanshûyuyyal, Tanshûyuyyal;<br /> *Madarasa, Beebullahabad;<br /> *People's Institute, Kilkadesh;<br /> *Riverside College, Islus;<br /> *Shirekeep People's College, Saint Zor.<br /> <br /> ===Amokolia===<br /> *Björkaborg College, [[Anun]];<br /> *Queensberry College, Rǫvarsbýur.<br /> <br /> ===Araxion===<br /> *Tower College, [[Araxion Tower]];<br /> *White Orchid College, Araxion Tower.<br /> <br /> ===Arietta===<br /> <br /> ===Cape Farewell===<br /> *Caligae People's College, [[Caligae]];<br /> *Michaelion People's College, Michaelion.<br /> <br /> ===Eliria===<br /> *King's College, [[Eliria]]. (formerly Eliria University College)<br /> <br /> ===Illumination and Cimmeria===<br /> ====Cimmeria====<br /> *Lewis College, Minas Valhalla;<br /> *Snealandyx College, Minas Aullarion;<br /> *Wolfraven College, Wolfraven.<br /> <br /> ====Illumination====<br /> *Athiël College, Port Illumination;<br /> *Monto College, Azshara;<br /> *Verion College, Port Illumination.<br /> <br /> ===Íseirdia-la-Vraulalennir===<br /> <br /> ===Jorvik===<br /> *Tidewater College, [[Jorvik (Royal City)|Jorvik]].<br /> <br /> ===Lady Esther Isles===<br /> *Lady Esther College, Hempton Bay.<br /> <br /> ===Raikoth===<br /> <br /> ===Seven Ports===<br /> *Hávamál College, Haraldsby;<br /> *Heimskringla College, Esthersbýur;<br /> *Hertug Haraldsmál College, [[Avaldsnes (Royal City)|Avaldsnes]];<br /> *Hryggjarstykki College, Joelsby;<br /> *Konungsbók College, Noahsbýur;<br /> *Rígsþula College, Hyfrost;<br /> *Völuspá College, Fjǫrleifsbýur.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Daniel_Farewell&diff=18551 2016-04-14T00:14:13Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to Daniel Kalirion</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Daniel Kalirion]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Emirate_of_Sathrati&diff=18550 2016-04-14T00:12:53Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to Emir of Sathrati</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Emir of Sathrati]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Aurangzeb_Khan&diff=18549 2016-04-14T00:12:02Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to Kaiser Aurangzeb</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Daniel_Kalirion&diff=18548 2016-04-14T00:11:41Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Ayreon-Kalirion}}<br /> [[File:Princedaniel.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Painting of Prince Daniel in his youth.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> <br /> '''Daniel Ayreon-Kalirion''' (Babkhi: '''Daniyal Arsalani-Kaliriyun'''), born 1542 in Nidaros (Stormark) and died 1586, aged 44, in [[Andelarion|Andelarion House]] ([[Cape Farewell]]), was a Babkhan and [[Elwynn]]ese nobleman and statesman. The younger son of [[Kaiser Ayreon I]], he rose to prominence in 1559 when he was appointed Duke of [[Brookshire]], later being among the instigators for Elwynnese independence, becoming Elwynn's sovereign [[Rulers of Elwynn|Prince]].<br /> <br /> <br /> == Childhood ==<br /> <br /> Daniel was born in Nidaros in 1542, the son of Kaiser (Rashid) Ayreon and Princess Gunvør of Humlebæk. At the time of his parents’ marriage in 1540, when Ayreon was Shah of Babkha, the general advice was to keep the marriage low key. It was no secret that the two were married, but it was not advertised either. At the time, the Shah was also King of Nidaros, and that is where Daniel spent his first years in life.<br /> <br /> When Rashid died from assisted suicide in 1542, Gunvør moved to Brookshire on the invitation of the Duke there, taking her son with her. They settled on the Isle of Azarea, and Gunvør remarried in 1544, to the Sanillan geologist Ngahi Lla’i working at the university of [[Eriksburg]]. Daniel’s relationship to the stepfather was very close, and Daniel often used Ngahi’s surname as his own (Daniel Llai, or in Sanillan: Tanilo Lla’i). <br /> <br /> During his childhood, Daniel and his mother often travelled to see his (half) brothers, Cashmaiel and Rashid Karyandzadeh (born 1472). Despite the age difference, Daniel fostered a good relationship to them and their families, but especially with Cashmaiel (who was then living in Hurmu) and with his brother Rashid’s son Daniyal (after whom, Daniel was named). But when Cashmaiel disappeared in the wilderness of Hurmu in 1550, Daniel, aged 8, never again visited Hurmu until adulthood.<br /> <br /> Daniel identified with being half Babkhan and half Hurmu, and did not very much consider himself to be Elwynnese until much later in life. The pacifist and egalitarian nature of Hurmu culture, however, was often clashed with the hierarchical and, sometimes, violent nature of the Babkhan culture, especially when he was given slaves by his friends and relatives in Babkha. His mother did her best to give her child a “normal” upbringing in [[Azarea]], where Daniel attended local schools, and has commoner friends. Daniel travelled extensively to Babkha though. The official reason was that he had to become better at the language, but often it had to do with dealings with his household there, including the managing of slaves.<br /> <br /> He became, nonetheless, politically active, mainly on the instigation of [[Rashid Karyandzadeh]], who secretly taught him the art of politics. At the age of 17, Daniel led a protest movement against the local count [[Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir]] (a good friend of Daniel’s late father). Arvidur abdicated after the pressure, and Daniel was first appointed Count of Azarea, then Baron of [[K’Tzuni]]. At this time, the Duke of Brookshire, [[Malliki Tosha]], was impressed by the Danielian movement, and upon his abdication (forced on because of troubles with the Earl of Dolor), Lord Tosha named Daniel the new Duke of Brookshire.<br /> <br /> Around the same time, Daniel approached the courts in the Solareyjar (successor state to Nidaros) in a petition for legal recognition of his status of royalty in Stormark. Seemingly lying about his parents’ marriage and his knowledge of his father, the actual facts of his birth and relation were true. At that time, the court either chose to ignore the perjurious statements or did not know that they were perjurious. Nevertheless, whether or not those statements had been true or not would not have mattered on the case. It is curious, though, why Daniel chose to lie. One suggestion, offered by Vilhjalm Kormak of the Hurmu Congregations in Stormark, was that had Daniel’s frequent visits to Babkha and fellowship with the Babkhan elite become knowledgeable among the Hurmu population, it would have hurt his political career there. Daniel was by no means a pacifist nor an egaliatian in practice, though in Elwynn and Hurmu, he professed both ideologies. In Babkha, however, he owned, bought, sold and slaves, from his early teenage years to the end of his life.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == End of Brookshire, rise in Hurmu ==<br /> <br /> Daniel’s ascension to the throne of Brookshire was immediately met with opposition from [[Dolor]]. The Earl of Dolor, [[Erik Mortis]], had been in open rebellion against [[Kaiser Leto III]] from that kaiser’s ascension. The previous duke of Brookshire, Malliki Tosha du Grifos, attempted to contain Dolor’s rebellion within Dolor’s own borders. He had sent troops to the bridge between Dolor and Shirekeep to guard the imperial capital from any attempted attack on it. Then, the Earl of Dolor declared himself and his fief to be in open rebellion against the Duke of Brookshire. Two weeks later, with the young Daniel on the throne, Lord Dolor seemed to wish to test Daniel’s strength. Daniel refused, however, to back down.<br /> <br /> The rebellion spread as far to [[Parvatvana]] in Goldshire (today’s [[Lunaris]]), and the weakening of the both Brookshire’s and [[Goldshire]]’s ducal governments forced them to meet the Dolorists in negotiations. After some time, in the spring of 1561, the peace agreement was made whereby Goldshire and Brookshire were merged as one duchy, Goldenbrook, under the rule of the previous Duke of Goldshire, [[Arjeztur Mejorkhor]]. <br /> <br /> Raged at this perceived slight and dishonour, Daniel disavowed any loyalty to Brookshire and moved to Hurmu. Hurmu had in the previous year become a territory of Shireroth. <br /> <br /> Daniel now outwardly identified as Hurmudan over anything else. In the general elections for the new territorial head of Hurmu, the Valdi, Daniel delivered an anti-Shirerithian message that got him elected in the winter of that year.<br /> <br /> In 1563, Hurmu declared its bonds to Shireroth absolved. Despite its territory being quickly invaded by Safiria, the Hurmudan community flourished during the Safirian occupation. The position of Valdi of Hurmu changed to Prince of Hurmu and was made more monarchical. Daniel craved a royal title to match his relatives’. In Hurmu, Daniel reconciled with Arviður, and was introduced to Arviður's niece, Sara Rikjudottar, the Chieftainess of the Isam Tribe. The Isam tribe had long been seen as the most conservative and traditional of the Hurmu tribes. An alliance with that tribe would give Daniel political power. Accordingly, he proposed to her, and she accepted. They married on Cashma Island in the midwinter of 1562.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Shireroth ==<br /> <br /> The restoration of Daniel’s royal prestige had him return to Shireroth. He reconciled with the new Kaiser, [[Kaiser Mors VI|Mors VI]], and was first appointed ambassador to Stormark, and then [[Steward]] of Shireroth.<br /> <br /> It was during this time that the Kaiser had decided that the duchies of Shireroth needed to be dissolved. Their power had rendered the Mango Throne a slave to the duchies, Mors mused, and the matter was soon settled. Despite hating the idea, Daniel outwardly supported the reforms as he wished to stay in power. He wanted the kaisership for himself.<br /> <br /> Once the duchies were dissolved by the Kaiser in 1562 and replaced by a collective ownership of land by nobles, “the house system”, Daniel called for the establishment of an “Elwynnese house” that could carry the legacy of Elwynn on.<br /> <br /> Daniel had never been much interested in Elwynn before that. But he was quickly appointed Count of [[Cape Farewell]], and as his father was Elwynnese, he soon found favour among the Elwynnese population. The Elw and Farewellers of the Northern Reaches hailed Daniel as their Prince, and echoing [[Rai Avon-El]]’s slitting-of-the-wrists ceremony, Daniel vowed at his installation at Cape Farewell to protect Elwynn with all his strength and might.<br /> <br /> With the [[House of Kalir]] having been established as the territorial entity governing much of Elwynn (not to be confused with the [[Line of Kalir]] or the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion]]), Daniel was elected its patron and head. For this, he was granted by the Kaiser the title Duke Kalirion in Cape Farewell.<br /> <br /> In 1564 Kaiser Mors VI abdicated, giving the [[House of Mortis]] the option to name the new Kaiser. Daniel felt sidelined, as he had thought he would succeed the Kaiser. Instead, his only spell on the Mango Throne was as ruling steward, and was short, one ASC unit of time.<br /> <br /> The House of Mortis chose [[Kaiseress Anandja II|Anandja II]] to succeed Mors VI. Her ruthless reign was unpopular with many in Shireroth, especially among the nobles of the Kalir House. [[Isabelle Allot]], [[Cho’gall Dentarg]] and [[Leo Fenrir]] collectively denounced their noble titles and moved to Gralus in exile. This act, although made in protest, caused the Kalir House to lose all its territories associated with the self-exiled nobles. The power of the [[House of Kalir]] was now reduced to a bare minimum.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Hurmu ==<br /> <br /> Upset and worried for the future, Daniel returned to his wife in Hurmu. For a few months, the relationship blossomed, and Daniel felt himself attracted to his wife, and felt a certain kind of love for her. A year later, in 1565, a daughter was born, [[Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar]]. The couple gave her two Babkhi names, Maryam after the wife of Rashid Karyandzadeh, and Amirdokthar to signify that she was the daughter of a Prince (“Amir” in Babkhi). In so doing, Daniel and Sara hoped that should everything in Elwynn and Shireroth lead to a total loss of power there, perhaps in Babkha, they could re-establish themselves at Daniel’s wealthy court, and seek political power in Eura.<br /> <br /> The couple temporarily relocated to Babkha, where they began to meet with the disgruntled Babkhan-Elwynnese nobleman and former Shirerithian Kaiser, [[Aurangzeb Khan]]. Combining their wealth and connections, and with the support from the Babkhan aristocracy, they developed a plan for Elwynn’s total independence from Shireroth. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Elwynn’s declaration of independence ==<br /> <br /> Daniel and Aurangzeb wrote the [[Elwynnese Declaration of Independence|declaration of independence]] and published it on 2 Gevraquun 1567. It was met with general shock in Shirekeep.<br /> <br /> In an attempt to confuse the Shirerithian government’s response to the secession, Aurangzeb and Daniel had orchestrated and funded a secession movement in [[Modan-Lach]] which declared its own independence at the same time.<br /> <br /> A few days, the MCS Council recognized the entirety of Elwynn’s pre-house holdings to be under dispute between the independentist Elwynnese government and the Shirerithian Imperial Republic.<br /> <br /> In Natopia, the government there and religious establishment, announced that the Butter Bull had assented to the events. The recognition from Natopia marked an alliance between Elwynn and Natopia that was to define both countries ever since.<br /> <br /> With the Antican government offering the independentist Elwynnese a safe haven and diplomatic power, a congress set up there of exiled Elwynnese elected Daniel the president of the interim government. <br /> <br /> The interim government quickly established itself in the western and southern parts of continentental Elwynn, and a somewhat peaceful rule began, while negotiations between the Elwynnese and Shirerithian governments on the terms of secession continued.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Bombing of the Congress in Eliria ==<br /> <br /> ''Was it Aurangzeb or Ardashir? Ardashir was the one tried and found guilty. But was Ardashir even alive then? Who did it?''<br /> <br /> <br /> == Early independence ==<br /> <br /> In 1569, the negotiations between Elwynn and Shireroth had concluded, and a peace treaty had been signed and ratified. The independent state had to renounce sovereignty over the eastern parts of its country. But an unprecedented period of peace and order began in Elwynn. Because Elwynn was under financial sanctions from Shireroth, especially from the parts of Elwynn, the economic situation was dire. <br /> <br /> Daniel decided to leave Elwynnese politics to spend time with his family in Hurmu. He left the presidency in 1570 and was succeeded to it by [[Lord Erion]].<br /> <br /> Having returned to his wife, the relationship was rekindled and Sara found herself pregnant again, and returned to her family in the wilderness north of Lake Cashma. However, the standards of living there were much lower than in Huyenkula. During monsoon flooding of the area, in Sara’s 30th week of gestation, in 1572, she went into labour. Sara did not survive the birth, but her child, [[Ayreon II|Elijah]], did.<br /> <br /> The death of his wife took a great toll on Daniel. He recognized that Hurmu’s low standards of living was what killed her, and seeing the financial sanctions on Elwynn, Elwynn could soon face a similar threat.<br /> <br /> At this time, Daniel met with the Elwynn-born Babkhan civil servant [[Kaspar Soleimân]]. They befriended each other and Kaspar became his private secretary and steward of his Babkhan estate. Kaspar and Daniel shared many aspects of their history. Both grew up outside Elwynn but saw themselves as Elwynnese, and spoke fluent Elw. They were also staunch believers in the Harmonious Society in Babkha.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Integrating Amokolia and Hurmu to Elwynn ==<br /> <br /> To the west of Elwynn lay [[Amokolia]], a fertile and heavily industrialized colony of the Kingdom of Victoria. Daniel decided that if Elwynn could take over Amokolia, the economic sanctions on Elwynn would not be harmful, as Elwynn would be self-sustaining. In cognito, he travelled to [[Anun]] and began a series of meetings with local politicians, which culminated in the so-called [[Midnight Declaration]] of early 1572. The Elwynnese congress soon annexed Amokolia.<br /> <br /> With Elwynn’s economy now booming, Daniel sought to bring Hurmu into Elwynn too. That way, his children’s country would also not remain poor, but have full access to the economic prosperity.<br /> <br /> There was also another motive. If Elwynn’s territorial possessions were outside its core territory on Benacia, then Elwynn would become a political power to be reckoned with.<br /> <br /> Managing to convince the Senate of Hurmu of a union with Elwynn, negotiations between the two governments began. Daniel made sure that the titles of Hurmu’s institutions, that of a prince and a senate, carried on to Elwynn. A treaty, called a consensus, was signed and ratified.<br /> <br /> Until a new Prince of the Union could be elected, Elwynn and Hurmu had an interim government consisting of the incumbent leaders of both countries. However, once the new Senate was inaugurated, Daniel was unanimously elected Prince of Elwynn and Hurmu.<br /> <br /> Privately, Daniel was reached by tragic news that his elder brother [[Rashid Karyandzadeh]] had died. He inherited the wealthy [[Emirate of Sathrati]], including tens of thousands of slaves. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prince of Elwynn ==<br /> <br /> As prince, Daniel lead law reforms in Elwynn, and began a diplomatic initative to foster Elwynnese relations with other countries. Elwynn’s economy continued booming. <br /> <br /> His relationship with the Shirerithian government thawed. [[Kaiser Gaelen IV]] assumed that if he could bring Daniel on his good side, a reunification between Elwynn and Shireroth would be inevitable. In fact, negotiations were carried out, in secret, on the matter through Hyperborean intermediaries. <br /> <br /> Daniel and the Kaiser concluded a private agreement for themselves. Daniel was offered political power in Shireroth for keeping Elwynn friendly to Shirerithian interests. Gaalen ruled that through the secession, Daniel had not resigned his Shirerithian citizenship, and would therefore remain a Shirerithian citizen. He then appointed Daniel to the [[Judex]] of Shireroth, as Arbiter, a position Daniel held until the reign of [[Kaiser Cedris I]].<br /> <br /> When Gaelen IV died in 1577, he was succeeded by Cedris. Cedris detested Daniel and refused to cooperate with him. Daniel resigned his commission in the Judex, and in turn Cedris appointed Daniel his court jester.<br /> <br /> Cedris’s short rule was met with terrible opposition from all corners of Shireroth, but Cedris continued his own agenda. Bribing foreign governments with tax-payer money, Cedris was ridiculed in the diplomatic community. In affect, he then decreed Shireroth’s exit from the [[MTO]], an organization that Shireroth had founded.<br /> <br /> Daniel led the protests against the Kaiser to further his own democratic credentials which had become tainted by some revelations of his sadistic treatment of slaves in Babkha. <br /> <br /> He barricaded himself in the Judex, and organized nobles and commoners, and businessmen in Shirekeep on a march to the Landsraad, where Daniel called for the removal of the Kaiser.<br /> <br /> A removal of the Kaiser had never before been attempted in Shireroth. There existed, however, a legal mechanism, and in the Landsraad Daniel moved for the removal of the Kaiser. It received unanimous support of the noblemen there, but before the act could be promulgated, Cedris had voluntarily abdicated, and left the throne to the Safirian empress [[Kaiseress Rei I|Rei]].<br /> <br /> Daniel had met Rei during the Safirian occupation of Hurmu and found her a surprising ally. Building on his relationship with her, negotiations on Elwynnese reunifications were resumed, and a treaty was submitted to the [[Landsraad]] for ratification. Rei had, however, misinterpreted the will of the Shirerithian nobles, and the treaty was outright rejected by the house.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Babkha ==<br /> <br /> In 1580, Daniel, despite remaining prince of Elwynn, established himself in Babkha. His estate was making great returns thanks to a efficient but ruthless handling by Kaspar Soleimân. <br /> <br /> Daniel enjoyed living in Babkha with all its luxuries and pleasures, but his son hated it. To avoid conflict with the son, Daniel sent him back to Hurmu to be under the care of his uncle Eirik for the duration of Daniel’s stay in Babkha.<br /> <br /> In 1580, Daniel was elected Qadi al Shotor, or president of the Babkhan legislature. In political dealings he often acted “the devil’s advocate” which made the Shah bestow upon him the title “His Imperial Majesty’s Most Loyal Conscience” in 1581.<br /> <br /> When Assieh Ifai, one of the tens of thousands of slaves, but only one of the few Safir slaves, owned by Daniel, escaped to Shireroth with the assistance from James Quirk, a Shirerithian mercenary, the news of Daniel’s slave-ownings could no longer be kept secret.<br /> <br /> Facing growing opposition in Elwynn, Daniel attempted to euphemise the story. He would say that the slaves had no other future than to be owned by him. Any other slave-owner would treat them much worse, and their categorization in the hierarchy of the Harmonious Society simply made it impossible for them to be set free. Thankfully for Daniel, Babkha refused any journalists or fact-finders into the country, and the story quickly died in Elwynn.<br /> <br /> Daniel sued Captain Quirk in the courts of Babkha, and received restitution of 49 rials for the loss of his property. While legally still owning Assieh Ifai in Babkhan law, Daniel then sold her to Zand Gozar for 500 rials. Gozar managed to find the slave in Shireroth and bring her back to Babkha where she was quickly dissected for the advancement of medical science.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Last years ==<br /> <br /> Following the Ifai ordeal, Daniel felt it was necessary to return to Elwynn for good to repair his reputation among the Elwynnese. With the Babkhan Shah’s assent, Daniel publically denounced the “evils” in Babkha and tried to break off Elwynnese relations with Babkha in the Senate. The deal between the Shah and Daniel circled around Babkhan influence on Elwynnese foreign policy and on Babkhan military influence on Elwynn. In return Daniel would keep the Elwynnese state stable and harmonious.<br /> <br /> Kaspar, who did not know of Daniel’s deal with the Shah, saw Daniel’s actions in the Senate as treacherous. He tried to bring Daniel to court in Babkha for treason against the Radiant Sun, but all his cases seemed to disappear in the bureaucratic nightmare that Babkha at times could be.<br /> <br /> He decided that he would have to kill Daniel himself.<br /> <br /> When in 1584, Natopia petitioned Elwynn for status of protectorate, Daniel became close to the former emperor, Nathan. <br /> <br /> Daniel’s son Elijah went on a trip to Shireroth in 1585 along with the uncle Eirik. From Shireroth they would then travel to [[Free Elwynn]] to meet Daniel and reside there. However, Eirik was killed in a mysterious car crash in Shirekeep, and Elijah was taken by the East Elwynnese authorities as a warden of the Duchy.<br /> <br /> Daniel was upset and used all of his energy to regain his son. So involved was he with the situation with his son that he did not notice Kaspar’s forgery of Daniel’s last will and testament. <br /> <br /> The daughter Esther wanted to see Daniel to comfort him, but fearful for her life, Daniel begged of her to stay in Hurmu. She complied.<br /> <br /> The only comfort that Daniel found was in his good friends Nathan of Natopia and King Mordechai of Batavia, with whom Daniel had concluded a treaty on behalf of Elwynn. Nathan and Daniel’s friendship deepened even more, with rumours circulating that the two were lovers, while Mordechai gave Daniel important, both emotional and diplomatic, support and advice during the Elijah matter.<br /> <br /> In the midwinter of 1586, while holding an inaugurating speech for a memorial in Andelarion House in Cape Farewell, Daniel was shot to death by two unidendified assailants. It later transpired that they were Hyperborean mercenaries hired by Kaspar Soleimân.<br /> <br /> Daniel was cremated at Lake Anset in Hurmu according to the rites of the Hurmu religion.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[category:Brookshire]][[Category:People]][[Category:Rics]]</div>

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<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Ayreon-Kalirion}}<br /> [[File:Princedaniel.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Painting of Prince Daniel in his youth.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> <br /> '''Daniel Ayreon-Kalirion''' (Babkhi: '''Daniyal Arsalani-Kaliriyun'''), born 1542 in Nidaros (Stormark) and died 1586, aged 44, in [[Andelarion|Andelarion House]] ([[Cape Farewell]]), was a Babkhan and [[Elwynn]]ese nobleman and statesman. The younger son of [[Kaiser Ayreon I]], he rose to prominence in 1559 when he was appointed Duke of [[Brookshire]], later being among the instigators for Elwynnese independence, becoming Elwynn's sovereign [[Rulers of Elwynn|Prince]].<br /> <br /> <br /> == Childhood ==<br /> <br /> Daniel was born in Nidaros in 1542, the son of Kaiser (Rashid) Ayreon and Princess Gunvør of Humlebæk. At the time of his parents’ marriage in 1540, when Ayreon was Shah of Babkha, the general advice was to keep the marriage low key. It was no secret that the two were married, but it was not advertised either. At the time, the Shah was also King of Nidaros, and that is where Daniel spent his first years in life.<br /> <br /> When Rashid died from assisted suicide in 1542, Gunvør moved to Brookshire on the invitation of the Duke there, taking her son with her. They settled on the Isle of Azarea, and Gunvør remarried in 1544, to the Sanillan geologist Ngahi Lla’i working at the university of [[Eriksburg]]. Daniel’s relationship to the stepfather was very close, and Daniel often used Ngahi’s surname as his own (Daniel Llai, or in Sanillan: Tanilo Lla’i). <br /> <br /> During his childhood, Daniel and his mother often travelled to see his (half) brothers, Cashmaiel and Rashid Karyandzadeh (born 1472). Despite the age difference, Daniel fostered a good relationship to them and their families, but especially with Cashmaiel (who was then living in Hurmu) and with his brother Rashid’s son Daniyal (after whom, Daniel was named). But when Cashmaiel disappeared in the wilderness of Hurmu in 1550, Daniel, aged 8, never again visited Hurmu until adulthood.<br /> <br /> Daniel identified with being half Babkhan and half Hurmu, and did not very much consider himself to be Elwynnese until much later in life. The pacifist and egalitarian nature of Hurmu culture, however, was often clashed with the hierarchical and, sometimes, violent nature of the Babkhan culture, especially when he was given slaves by his friends and relatives in Babkha. His mother did her best to give her child a “normal” upbringing in [[Azarea]], where Daniel attended local schools, and has commoner friends. Daniel travelled extensively to Babkha though. The official reason was that he had to become better at the language, but often it had to do with dealings with his household there, including the managing of slaves.<br /> <br /> He became, nonetheless, politically active, mainly on the instigation of [[Rashid Karyandzadeh]], who secretly taught him the art of politics. At the age of 17, Daniel led a protest movement against the local count [[Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir]] (a good friend of Daniel’s late father). Arvidur abdicated after the pressure, and Daniel was first appointed Count of Azarea, then Baron of [[K’Tzuni]]. At this time, the Duke of Brookshire, [[Malliki Tosha]], was impressed by the Danielian movement, and upon his abdication (forced on because of troubles with the Earl of Dolor), Lord Tosha named Daniel the new Duke of Brookshire.<br /> <br /> Around the same time, Daniel approached the courts in the Solareyjar (successor state to Nidaros) in a petition for legal recognition of his status of royalty in Stormark. Seemingly lying about his parents’ marriage and his knowledge of his father, the actual facts of his birth and relation were true. At that time, the court either chose to ignore the perjurious statements or did not know that they were perjurious. Nevertheless, whether or not those statements had been true or not would not have mattered on the case. It is curious, though, why Daniel chose to lie. One suggestion, offered by Vilhjalm Kormak of the Hurmu Congregations in Stormark, was that had Daniel’s frequent visits to Babkha and fellowship with the Babkhan elite become knowledgeable among the Hurmu population, it would have hurt his political career there. Daniel was by no means a pacifist nor an egaliatian in practice, though in Elwynn and Hurmu, he professed both ideologies. In Babkha, however, he owned, bought, sold and slaves, from his early teenage years to the end of his life.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == End of Brookshire, rise in Hurmu ==<br /> <br /> Daniel’s ascension to the throne of Brookshire was immediately met with opposition from [[Dolor]]. The Earl of Dolor, [[Erik Mortis]], had been in open rebellion against [[Kaiser Leto III]] from that kaiser’s ascension. The previous duke of Brookshire, Malliki Tosha du Grifos, attempted to contain Dolor’s rebellion within Dolor’s own borders. He had sent troops to the bridge between Dolor and Shirekeep to guard the imperial capital from any attempted attack on it. Then, the Earl of Dolor declared himself and his fief to be in open rebellion against the Duke of Brookshire. Two weeks later, with the young Daniel on the throne, Lord Dolor seemed to wish to test Daniel’s strength. Daniel refused, however, to back down.<br /> <br /> The rebellion spread as far to [[Parvatvana]] in Goldshire (today’s [[Lunaris]]), and the weakening of the both Brookshire’s and [[Goldshire]]’s ducal governments forced them to meet the Dolorists in negotiations. After some time, in the spring of 1561, the peace agreement was made whereby Goldshire and Brookshire were merged as one duchy, Goldenbrook, under the rule of the previous Duke of Goldshire, [[Arjeztur Mejorkhor]]. <br /> <br /> Raged at this perceived slight and dishonour, Daniel disavowed any loyalty to Brookshire and moved to Hurmu. Hurmu had in the previous year become a territory of Shireroth. <br /> <br /> Daniel now outwardly identified as Hurmudan over anything else. In the general elections for the new territorial head of Hurmu, the Valdi, Daniel delivered an anti-Shirerithian message that got him elected in the winter of that year.<br /> <br /> In 1563, Hurmu declared its bonds to Shireroth absolved. Despite its territory being quickly invaded by Safiria, the Hurmudan community flourished during the Safirian occupation. The position of Valdi of Hurmu changed to Prince of Hurmu and was made more monarchical. Daniel craved a royal title to match his relatives’. In Hurmu, Daniel reconciled with Arviður, and was introduced to Arviður's niece, Sara Rikjudottar, the Chieftainess of the Isam Tribe. The Isam tribe had long been seen as the most conservative and traditional of the Hurmu tribes. An alliance with that tribe would give Daniel political power. Accordingly, he proposed to her, and she accepted. They married on Cashma Island in the midwinter of 1562.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Shireroth ==<br /> <br /> The restoration of Daniel’s royal prestige had him return to Shireroth. He reconciled with the new Kaiser, [[Kaiser Mors VI|Mors VI]], and was first appointed ambassador to Stormark, and then [[Steward]] of Shireroth.<br /> <br /> It was during this time that the Kaiser had decided that the duchies of Shireroth needed to be dissolved. Their power had rendered the Mango Throne a slave to the duchies, Mors mused, and the matter was soon settled. Despite hating the idea, Daniel outwardly supported the reforms as he wished to stay in power. He wanted the kaisership for himself.<br /> <br /> Once the duchies were dissolved by the Kaiser in 1562 and replaced by a collective ownership of land by nobles, “the house system”, Daniel called for the establishment of an “Elwynnese house” that could carry the legacy of Elwynn on.<br /> <br /> Daniel had never been much interested in Elwynn before that. But he was quickly appointed Count of [[Cape Farewell]], and as his father was Elwynnese, he soon found favour among the Elwynnese population. The Elw and Farewellers of the Northern Reaches hailed Daniel as their Prince, and echoing [[Rai Avon-El]]’s slitting-of-the-wrists ceremony, Daniel vowed at his installation at Cape Farewell to protect Elwynn with all his strength and might.<br /> <br /> With the [[House of Kalir]] having been established as the territorial entity governing much of Elwynn (not to be confused with the [[Line of Kalir]] or the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion]]), Daniel was elected its patron and head. For this, he was granted by the Kaiser the title Duke Kalirion in Cape Farewell.<br /> <br /> In 1564 Kaiser Mors VI abdicated, giving the [[House of Mortis]] the option to name the new Kaiser. Daniel felt sidelined, as he had thought he would succeed the Kaiser. Instead, his only spell on the Mango Throne was as ruling steward, and was short, one ASC unit of time.<br /> <br /> The House of Mortis chose [[Kaiseress Anandja II|Anandja II]] to succeed Mors VI. Her ruthless reign was unpopular with many in Shireroth, especially among the nobles of the Kalir House. [[Isabelle Allot]], [[Cho’gall Dentarg]] and [[Leo Fenrir]] collectively denounced their noble titles and moved to Gralus in exile. This act, although made in protest, caused the Kalir House to lose all its territories associated with the self-exiled nobles. The power of the [[House of Kalir]] was now reduced to a bare minimum.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Hurmu ==<br /> <br /> Upset and worried for the future, Daniel returned to his wife in Hurmu. For a few months, the relationship blossomed, and Daniel felt himself attracted to his wife, and felt a certain kind of love for her. A year later, in 1565, a daughter was born, [[Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar]]. The couple gave her two Babkhi names, Maryam after the wife of Rashid Karyandzadeh, and Amirdokthar to signify that she was the daughter of a Prince (“Amir” in Babkhi). In so doing, Daniel and Sara hoped that should everything in Elwynn and Shireroth lead to a total loss of power there, perhaps in Babkha, they could re-establish themselves at Daniel’s wealthy court, and seek political power in Eura.<br /> <br /> The couple temporarily relocated to Babkha, where they began to meet with the disgruntled Babkhan-Elwynnese nobleman and former Shirerithian Kaiser, [[Aurangzeb Khan]]. Combining their wealth and connections, and with the support from the Babkhan aristocracy, they developed a plan for Elwynn’s total independence from Shireroth. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Elwynn’s declaration of independence ==<br /> <br /> Daniel and Aurangzeb wrote the [[Elwynnese Declaration of Independence|declaration of independence]] and published it on 2 Gevraquun 1567. It was met with general shock in Shirekeep.<br /> <br /> In an attempt to confuse the Shirerithian government’s response to the secession, Aurangzeb and Daniel had orchestrated and funded a secession movement in [[Modan-Lach]] which declared its own independence at the same time.<br /> <br /> A few days, the MCS Council recognized the entirety of Elwynn’s pre-house holdings to be under dispute between the independentist Elwynnese government and the Shirerithian Imperial Republic.<br /> <br /> In Natopia, the government there and religious establishment, announced that the Butter Bull had assented to the events. The recognition from Natopia marked an alliance between Elwynn and Natopia that was to define both countries ever since.<br /> <br /> With the Antican government offering the independentist Elwynnese a safe haven and diplomatic power, a congress set up there of exiled Elwynnese elected Daniel the president of the interim government. <br /> <br /> The interim government quickly established itself in the western and southern parts of continentental Elwynn, and a somewhat peaceful rule began, while negotiations between the Elwynnese and Shirerithian governments on the terms of secession continued.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Bombing of the Congress in Eliria ==<br /> <br /> ''Was it Aurangzeb or Ardashir? Ardashir was the one tried and found guilty. But was Ardashir even alive then? Who did it?''<br /> <br /> <br /> == Early independence ==<br /> <br /> In 1569, the negotiations between Elwynn and Shireroth had concluded, and a peace treaty had been signed and ratified. The independent state had to renounce sovereignty over the eastern parts of its country. But an unprecedented period of peace and order began in Elwynn. Because Elwynn was under financial sanctions from Shireroth, especially from the parts of Elwynn, the economic situation was dire. <br /> <br /> Daniel decided to leave Elwynnese politics to spend time with his family in Hurmu. He left the presidency in 1570 and was succeeded to it by [[Lord Erion]].<br /> <br /> Having returned to his wife, the relationship was rekindled and Sara found herself pregnant again, and returned to her family in the wilderness north of Lake Cashma. However, the standards of living there were much lower than in Huyenkula. During monsoon flooding of the area, in Sara’s 30th week of gestation, in 1572, she went into labour. Sara did not survive the birth, but her child, [[Ayreon II|Elijah]], did.<br /> <br /> The death of his wife took a great toll on Daniel. He recognized that Hurmu’s low standards of living was what killed her, and seeing the financial sanctions on Elwynn, Elwynn could soon face a similar threat.<br /> <br /> At this time, Daniel met with the Elwynn-born Babkhan civil servant [[Kaspar Soleimân]]. They befriended each other and Kaspar became his private secretary and steward of his Babkhan estate. Kaspar and Daniel shared many aspects of their history. Both grew up outside Elwynn but saw themselves as Elwynnese, and spoke fluent Elw. They were also staunch believers in the Harmonious Society in Babkha.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Integrating Amokolia and Hurmu to Elwynn ==<br /> <br /> To the west of Elwynn lay [[Amokolia]], a fertile and heavily industrialized colony of the Kingdom of Victoria. Daniel decided that if Elwynn could take over Amokolia, the economic sanctions on Elwynn would not be harmful, as Elwynn would be self-sustaining. In cognito, he travelled to [[Anun]] and began a series of meetings with local politicians, which culminated in the so-called [[Midnight Declaration]] of early 1572. The Elwynnese congress soon annexed Amokolia.<br /> <br /> With Elwynn’s economy now booming, Daniel sought to bring Hurmu into Elwynn too. That way, his children’s country would also not remain poor, but have full access to the economic prosperity.<br /> <br /> There was also another motive. If Elwynn’s territorial possessions were outside its core territory on Benacia, then Elwynn would become a political power to be reckoned with.<br /> <br /> Managing to convince the Senate of Hurmu of a union with Elwynn, negotiations between the two governments began. Daniel made sure that the titles of Hurmu’s institutions, that of a prince and a senate, carried on to Elwynn. A treaty, called a consensus, was signed and ratified.<br /> <br /> Until a new Prince of the Union could be elected, Elwynn and Hurmu had an interim government consisting of the incumbent leaders of both countries. However, once the new Senate was inaugurated, Daniel was unanimously elected Prince of Elwynn and Hurmu.<br /> <br /> Privately, Daniel was reached by tragic news that his elder brother [[Rashid Karyandzadeh]] had died. He inherited the wealthy [[Emirate of Sathrati]], including tens of thousands of slaves. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prince of Elwynn ==<br /> <br /> As prince, Daniel lead law reforms in Elwynn, and began a diplomatic initative to foster Elwynnese relations with other countries. Elwynn’s economy continued booming. <br /> <br /> His relationship with the Shirerithian government thawed. [[Kaiser Gaelen IV]] assumed that if he could bring Daniel on his good side, a reunification between Elwynn and Shireroth would be inevitable. In fact, negotiations were carried out, in secret, on the matter through Hyperborean intermediaries. <br /> <br /> Daniel and the Kaiser concluded a private agreement for themselves. Daniel was offered political power in Shireroth for keeping Elwynn friendly to Shirerithian interests. Gaalen ruled that through the secession, Daniel had not resigned his Shirerithian citizenship, and would therefore remain a Shirerithian citizen. He then appointed Daniel to the [[Judex]] of Shireroth, as Arbiter, a position Daniel held until the reign of [[Kaiser Cedris I]].<br /> <br /> When Gaelen IV died in 1577, he was succeeded by Cedris. Cedris detested Daniel and refused to cooperate with him. Daniel resigned his commission in the Judex, and in turn Cedris appointed Daniel his court jester.<br /> <br /> Cedris’s short rule was met with terrible opposition from all corners of Shireroth, but Cedris continued his own agenda. Bribing foreign governments with tax-payer money, Cedris was ridiculed in the diplomatic community. In affect, he then decreed Shireroth’s exit from the [[MTO]], an organization that Shireroth had founded.<br /> <br /> Daniel led the protests against the Kaiser to further his own democratic credentials which had become tainted by some revelations of his sadistic treatment of slaves in Babkha. <br /> <br /> He barricaded himself in the Judex, and organized nobles and commoners, and businessmen in Shirekeep on a march to the Landsraad, where Daniel called for the removal of the Kaiser.<br /> <br /> A removal of the Kaiser had never before been attempted in Shireroth. There existed, however, a legal mechanism, and in the Landsraad Daniel moved for the removal of the Kaiser. It received unanimous support of the noblemen there, but before the act could be promulgated, Cedris had voluntarily abdicated, and left the throne to the Safirian empress [[Kaiseress Rei I|Rei]].<br /> <br /> Daniel had met Rei during the Safirian occupation of Hurmu and found her a surprising ally. Building on his relationship with her, negotiations on Elwynnese reunifications were resumed, and a treaty was submitted to the [[Landsraad]] for ratification. Rei had, however, misinterpreted the will of the Shirerithian nobles, and the treaty was outright rejected by the house.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Babkha ==<br /> <br /> In 1580, Daniel, despite remaining prince of Elwynn, established himself in Babkha. His estate was making great returns thanks to a efficient but ruthless handling by Kaspar Soleimân. <br /> <br /> Daniel enjoyed living in Babkha with all its luxuries and pleasures, but his son hated it. To avoid conflict with the son, Daniel sent him back to Hurmu to be under the care of his uncle Eirik for the duration of Daniel’s stay in Babkha.<br /> <br /> In 1580, Daniel was elected Qadi al Shotor, or president of the Babkhan legislature. In political dealings he often acted “the devil’s advocate” which made the Shah bestow upon him the title “His Imperial Majesty’s Most Loyal Conscience” in 1581.<br /> <br /> When Assieh Ifai, one of the tens of thousands of slaves, but only one of the few Safir slaves, owned by Daniel, escaped to Shireroth with the assistance from James Quirk, a Shirerithian mercenary, the news of Daniel’s slave-ownings could no longer be kept secret.<br /> <br /> Facing growing opposition in Elwynn, Daniel attempted to euphemise the story. He would say that the slaves had no other future than to be owned by him. Any other slave-owner would treat them much worse, and their categorization in the hierarchy of the Harmonious Society simply made it impossible for them to be set free. Thankfully for Daniel, Babkha refused any journalists or fact-finders into the country, and the story quickly died in Elwynn.<br /> <br /> Daniel sued Captain Quirk in the courts of Babkha, and received restitution of 49 rials for the loss of his property. While legally still owning Assieh Ifai in Babkhan law, Daniel then sold her to Zand Gozar for 500 rials. Gozar managed to find the slave in Shireroth and bring her back to Babkha where she was quickly dissected for the advancement of medical science.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Last years ==<br /> <br /> Following the Ifai ordeal, Daniel felt it was necessary to return to Elwynn for good to repair his reputation among the Elwynnese. With the Babkhan Shah’s assent, Daniel publically denounced the “evils” in Babkha and tried to break off Elwynnese relations with Babkha in the Senate. The deal between the Shah and Daniel circled around Babkhan influence on Elwynnese foreign policy and on Babkhan military influence on Elwynn. In return Daniel would keep the Elwynnese state stable and harmonious.<br /> <br /> Kaspar, who did not know of Daniel’s deal with the Shah, saw Daniel’s actions in the Senate as treacherous. He tried to bring Daniel to court in Babkha for treason against the Radiant Sun, but all his cases seemed to disappear in the bureaucratic nightmare that Babkha at times could be.<br /> <br /> He decided that he would have to kill Daniel himself.<br /> <br /> When in 1584, Natopia petitioned Elwynn for status of protectorate, Daniel became close to the former emperor, Nathan. <br /> <br /> Daniel’s son Elijah went on a trip to Shireroth in 1585 along with the uncle Eirik. From Shireroth they would then travel to [[Free Elwynn]] to meet Daniel and reside there. However, Eirik was killed in a mysterious car crash in Shirekeep, and Elijah was taken by the East Elwynnese authorities as a warden of the Duchy.<br /> <br /> Daniel was upset and used all of his energy to regain his son. So involved was he with the situation with his son that he did not notice Kaspar’s forgery of Daniel’s last will and testament. <br /> <br /> The daughter Esther wanted to see Daniel to comfort him, but fearful for her life, Daniel begged of her to stay in Hurmu. She complied.<br /> <br /> The only comfort that Daniel found was in his good friends Nathan of Natopia and King Mordechai of Batavia, with whom Daniel had concluded a treaty on behalf of Elwynn. Nathan and Daniel’s friendship deepened even more, with rumours circulating that the two were lovers, while Mordechai gave Daniel important, both emotional and diplomatic, support and advice during the Elijah matter.<br /> <br /> In the midwinter of 1586, while holding an inaugurating speech for a memorial in Andelarion House in Cape Farewell, Daniel was shot to death by two unidendified assailants. It later transpired that they were Hyperborean mercenaries hired by Kaspar Soleimân.<br /> <br /> Daniel was cremated at Lake Anset in Hurmu according to the rites of the Hurmu religion.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[category:Goldshire]][[Category:People]][[Category:Rics]]</div>

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<p>Noor bint daniyal: Created page with &quot;{{Ayreon-Kalirion}} &#039;&#039;&#039;Daniel Ayreon-Kalirion&#039;&#039;&#039; (Babkhi: &#039;&#039;&#039;Daniyal Arsalani-Kaliriyun&#039;&#039;&#039;), born 1542 in Nidaros (Stormark) and died 1586, aged 44, in Andelarion|Andelario...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Ayreon-Kalirion}}<br /> <br /> '''Daniel Ayreon-Kalirion''' (Babkhi: '''Daniyal Arsalani-Kaliriyun'''), born 1542 in Nidaros (Stormark) and died 1586, aged 44, in [[Andelarion|Andelarion House]] ([[Cape Farewell]]), was a Babkhan and [[Elwynn]]ese nobleman and statesman. The younger son of [[Kaiser Ayreon I]], he rose to prominence in 1559 when he was appointed Duke of [[Brookshire]], later being among the instigators for Elwynnese independence, becoming Elwynn's sovereign [[Rulers of Elwynn|Prince]].<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Childhood ==<br /> <br /> Daniel was born in Nidaros in 1542, the son of Kaiser (Rashid) Ayreon and Princess Gunvör of Humlebaek. At the time of his parents’ marriage in 1540, when Ayreon was Shah of Babkha, the general advice was to keep the marriage low key. It was no secret that the two were married, but it was not advertised either. At the time, the Shah was also King of Nidaros, and that is where Daniel spent his first years in life.<br /> <br /> When Rashid died from assisted suicide in 1542, Gunvör moved to Brookshire on the invitation of the Duke there, taking her son with her. They settled on the Isle of Azarea, and Gunvör remarried in 1544, to the Sanillan geologist Ngahi Lla’i working at the university of [[Eriksburg]]. Daniel’s relationship to the stepfather was very close, and Daniel often used Ngahi’s surname as his own (Daniel Llai, or in Sanillan: Tanilo Lla’i). <br /> <br /> During his childhood, Daniel and his mother often travelled to see his (half) brothers, Cashmaiel and Rashid Karyandzadeh (born 1472). Despite the age difference, Daniel fostered a good relationship to them and their families, but especially with Cashmaiel (who was then living in Hurmu) and with his brother Rashid’s son Daniyal (after whom, Daniel was named). But when Cashmaiel disappeared in the wilderness of Hurmu in 1550, Daniel, aged 8, never again visited Hurmu until adulthood.<br /> <br /> Daniel identified with being half Babkhan and half Hurmu, and did not very much consider himself to be Elwynnese until much later in life. The pacifist and egalitarian nature of Hurmu culture, however, was often clashed with the hierarchical and, sometimes, violent nature of the Babkhan culture, especially when he was given slaves by his friends and relatives in Babkha. His mother did her best to give her child a “normal” upbringing in [[Azarea]], where Daniel attended local schools, and has commoner friends. Daniel travelled extensively to Babkha though. The official reason was that he had to become better at the language, but often it had to do with dealings with his household there, including the managing of slaves.<br /> <br /> He became, nonetheless, politically active, mainly on the instigation of [[Rashid Karyandzadeh]], who secretly taught him the art of politics. At the age of 17, Daniel led a protest movement against the local count Arvidur Andelarjunarbrodir (a good friend of Daniel’s late father). Arvidur abdicated after the pressure, and Daniel was first appointed Count of Azarea, then Baron of [[K’Tzuni]]. At this time, the Duke of Brookshire, [[Malliki Tosha]], was impressed by the Danielian movement, and upon his abdication (forced on because of troubles with the Earl of Dolor), Lord Tosha named Daniel the new Duke of Brookshire.<br /> <br /> Around the same time, Daniel approached the courts in the Solareyjar (successor state to Nidaros) in a petition for legal recognition of his status of royalty in Stormark. Seemingly lying about his parents’ marriage and his knowledge of his father, the actual facts of his birth and relation were true. At that time, the court either chose to ignore the perjurious statements or did not know that they were perjurious. Nevertheless, whether or not those statements had been true or not would not have mattered on the case. It is curious, though, why Daniel chose to lie. One suggestion, offered by Vilhjalm Kormak of the Hurmu Congregations in Stormark, was that had Daniel’s frequent visits to Babkha and fellowship with the Babkhan elite become knowledgeable among the Hurmu population, it would have hurt his political career there. Daniel was by no means a pacifist nor an egaliatian in practice, though in Elwynn and Hurmu, he professed both ideologies. In Babkha, however, he owned, bought, sold and slaves, from his early teenage years to the end of his life.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == End of Brookshire, rise in Hurmu ==<br /> <br /> Daniel’s ascension to the throne of Brookshire was immediately met with opposition from [[Dolor]]. The Earl of Dolor, [[Erik Mortis]], had been in open rebellion against [[Kaiser Leto III]] from that kaiser’s ascension. The previous duke of Brookshire, Malliki Tosha du Grifos, attempted to contain Dolor’s rebellion within Dolor’s own borders. He had sent troops to the bridge between Dolor and Shirekeep to guard the imperial capital from any attempted attack on it. Then, the Earl of Dolor declared himself and his fief to be in open rebellion against the Duke of Brookshire. Two weeks later, with the young Daniel on the throne, Lord Dolor seemed to wish to test Daniel’s strength. Daniel refused, however, to back down.<br /> <br /> The rebellion spread as far to [[Parvatvana]] in Goldshire (today’s [[Lunaris]]), and the weakening of the both Brookshire’s and [[Goldshire]]’s ducal governments forced them to meet the Dolorists in negotiations. After some time, in the spring of 1561, the peace agreement was made whereby Goldshire and Brookshire were merged as one duchy, Goldenbrook, under the rule of the previous Duke of Goldshire, [[Arjeztur Mejorkhor]]. <br /> <br /> Raged at this perceived slight and dishonour, Daniel disavowed any loyalty to Brookshire and moved to Hurmu. Hurmu had in the previous year become a territory of Shireroth. <br /> <br /> Daniel now outwardly identified as Hurmudan over anything else. In the general elections for the new territorial head of Hurmu, the Valdi, Daniel delivered an anti-Shirerithian message that got him elected in the winter of that year.<br /> <br /> In 1563, Hurmu declared its bonds to Shireroth absolved. Despite its territory being quickly invaded by Safiria, the Hurmudan community flourished during the Safirian occupation. The position of Valdi of Hurmu changed to Prince of Hurmu and was made more monarchical. Daniel craved a royal title to match his relatives’. In Hurmu, Daniel reconciled with Arvidur, and was introduced to Arvidur’s niece, Sara Rikjudottar, the Chieftainess of the Isam Tribe. The Isam tribe had long been seen as the most conservative and traditional of the Hurmu tribes. An alliance with that tribe would give Daniel political power. Accordingly, he proposed to her, and she accepted. They married on Cashma Island in the midwinter of 1562.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Shireroth ==<br /> <br /> The restoration of Daniel’s royal prestige had him return to Shireroth. He reconciled with the new Kaiser, [[Kaiser Mors VI|Mors VI]], and was first appointed ambassador to Stormark, and then [[Steward]] of Shireroth.<br /> <br /> It was during this time that the Kaiser had decided that the duchies of Shireroth needed to be dissolved. Their power had rendered the Mango Throne a slave to the duchies, Mors mused, and the matter was soon settled. Despite hating the idea, Daniel outwardly supported the reforms as he wished to stay in power. He wanted the kaisership for himself.<br /> <br /> Once the duchies were dissolved by the Kaiser in 1562 and replaced by a collective ownership of land by nobles, “the house system”, Daniel called for the establishment of an “Elwynnese house” that could carry the legacy of Elwynn on.<br /> <br /> Daniel had never been much interested in Elwynn before that. But he was quickly appointed Count of [[Cape Farewell]], and as his father was Elwynnese, he soon found favour among the Elwynnese population. The Elw and Farewellers of the Northern Reaches hailed Daniel as their Prince, and echoing [[Rai Avon-El]]’s slitting-of-the-wrists ceremony, Daniel vowed at his installation at Cape Farewell to protect Elwynn with all his strength and might.<br /> <br /> With the [[House of Kalir]] having been established as the territorial entity governing much of Elwynn (not to be confused with the [[Line of Kalir]] or the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion]]), Daniel was elected its patron and head. For this, he was granted by the Kaiser the title Duke Kalirion in Cape Farewell.<br /> <br /> In 1564 Kaiser Mors VI abdicated, giving the [[House of Mortis]] the option to name the new Kaiser. Daniel felt sidelined, as he had thought he would succeed the Kaiser. Instead, his only spell on the Mango Throne was as ruling steward, and was short, one ASC unit of time.<br /> <br /> The House of Mortis chose [[Kaiseress Anandja II|Anandja II]] to succeed Mors VI. Her ruthless reign was unpopular with many in Shireroth, especially among the nobles of the Kalir House. [[Isabelle Allot]], [[Cho’gall Dentarg]] and [[Leo Fenrir]] collectively denounced their noble titles and moved to Gralus in exile. This act, although made in protest, caused the Kalir House to lose all its territories associated with the self-exiled nobles. The power of the [[House of Kalir]] was now reduced to a bare minimum.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Hurmu ==<br /> <br /> Upset and worried for the future, Daniel returned to his wife in Hurmu. For a few months, the relationship blossomed, and Daniel felt himself attracted to his wife, and felt a certain kind of love for her. A year later, in 1565, a daughter was born, [[Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar]]. The couple gave her two Babkhi names, Maryam after the wife of Rashid Karyandzadeh, and Amirdokthar to signify that she was the daughter of a Prince (“Amir” in Babkhi). In so doing, Daniel and Sara hoped that should everything in Elwynn and Shireroth lead to a total loss of power there, perhaps in Babkha, they could re-establish themselves at Daniel’s wealthy court, and seek political power in Eura.<br /> <br /> The couple temporarily relocated to Babkha, where they began to meet with the disgruntled Babkhan-Elwynnese nobleman and former Shirerithian Kaiser, [[Aurangzeb Khan]]. Combining their wealth and connections, and with the support from the Babkhan aristocracy, they developed a plan for Elwynn’s total independence from Shireroth. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Elwynn’s declaration of independence ==<br /> <br /> Daniel and Aurangzeb wrote the [[Elwynnese Declaration of Independence|declaration of independence]] and published it on 2 Gevraquun 1567. It was met with general shock in Shirekeep.<br /> <br /> In an attempt to confuse the Shirerithian government’s response to the secession, Aurangzeb and Daniel had orchestrated and funded a secession movement in [[Modan-Lach]] which declared its own independence at the same time.<br /> <br /> A few days, the MCS Council recognized the entirety of Elwynn’s pre-house holdings to be under dispute between the independentist Elwynnese government and the Shirerithian Imperial Republic.<br /> <br /> In Natopia, the government there and religious establishment, announced that the Butter Bull had assented to the events. The recognition from Natopia marked an alliance between Elwynn and Natopia that was to define both countries ever since.<br /> <br /> With the Antican government offering the independentist Elwynnese a safe haven and diplomatic power, a congress set up there of exiled Elwynnese elected Daniel the president of the interim government. <br /> <br /> The interim government quickly established itself in the western and southern parts of continentental Elwynn, and a somewhat peaceful rule began, while negotiations between the Elwynnese and Shirerithian governments on the terms of secession continued.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Bombing of the Congress in Eliria ==<br /> <br /> ''Was it Aurangzeb or Ardashir? Ardashir was the one tried and found guilty. But was Ardashir even alive then? Who did it?''<br /> <br /> <br /> == Early independence ==<br /> <br /> In 1569, the negotiations between Elwynn and Shireroth had concluded, and a peace treaty had been signed and ratified. The independent state had to renounce sovereignty over the eastern parts of its country. But an unprecedented period of peace and order began in Elwynn. Because Elwynn was under financial sanctions from Shireroth, especially from the parts of Elwynn, the economic situation was dire. <br /> <br /> Daniel decided to leave Elwynnese politics to spend time with his family in Hurmu. He left the presidency in 1570 and was succeeded to it by [[Lord Erion]].<br /> <br /> Having returned to his wife, the relationship was rekindled and Sara found herself pregnant again, and returned to her family in the wilderness north of Lake Cashma. However, the standards of living there were much lower than in Huyenkula. During monsoon flooding of the area, in Sara’s 30th week of gestation, in 1572, she went into labour. Sara did not survive the birth, but her child, [[Ayreon II|Elijah]], did.<br /> <br /> The death of his wife took a great toll on Daniel. He recognized that Hurmu’s low standards of living was what killed her, and seeing the financial sanctions on Elwynn, Elwynn could soon face a similar threat.<br /> <br /> At this time, Daniel met with the Elwynn-born Babkhan civil servant [[Kaspar Soleimân]]. They befriended each other and Kaspar became his private secretary and steward of his Babkhan estate. Kaspar and Daniel shared many aspects of their history. Both grew up outside Elwynn but saw themselves as Elwynnese, and spoke fluent Elw. They were also staunch believers in the Harmonious Society in Babkha.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Integrating Amokolia and Hurmu to Elwynn ==<br /> <br /> To the west of Elwynn lay [[Amokolia]], a fertile and heavily industrialized colony of the Kingdom of Victoria. Daniel decided that if Elwynn could take over Amokolia, the economic sanctions on Elwynn would not be harmful, as Elwynn would be self-sustaining. In cognito, he travelled to [[Anun]] and began a series of meetings with local politicians, which culminated in the so-called [[Midnight Declaration]] of early 1572. The Elwynnese congress soon annexed Amokolia.<br /> <br /> With Elwynn’s economy now booming, Daniel sought to bring Hurmu into Elwynn too. That way, his children’s country would also not remain poor, but have full access to the economic prosperity.<br /> <br /> There was also another motive. If Elwynn’s territorial possessions were outside its core territory on Benacia, then Elwynn would become a political power to be reckoned with.<br /> <br /> Managing to convince the Senate of Hurmu of a union with Elwynn, negotiations between the two governments began. Daniel made sure that the titles of Hurmu’s institutions, that of a prince and a senate, carried on to Elwynn. A treaty, called a consensus, was signed and ratified.<br /> <br /> Until a new Prince of the Union could be elected, Elwynn and Hurmu had an interim government consisting of the incumbent leaders of both countries. However, once the new Senate was inaugurated, Daniel was unanimously elected Prince of Elwynn and Hurmu.<br /> <br /> Privately, Daniel was reached by tragic news that his elder brother [[Rashid Karyandzadeh]] had died. He inherited the wealthy [[Emirate of Sathrati]], including tens of thousands of slaves. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prince of Elwynn ==<br /> <br /> As prince, Daniel lead law reforms in Elwynn, and began a diplomatic initative to foster Elwynnese relations with other countries. Elwynn’s economy continued booming. <br /> <br /> His relationship with the Shirerithian government thawed. [[Kaiser Gaelen IV]] assumed that if he could bring Daniel on his good side, a reunification between Elwynn and Shireroth would be inevitable. In fact, negotiations were carried out, in secret, on the matter through Hyperborean intermediaries. <br /> <br /> Daniel and the Kaiser concluded a private agreement for themselves. Daniel was offered political power in Shireroth for keeping Elwynn friendly to Shirerithian interests. Gaalen ruled that through the secession, Daniel had not resigned his Shirerithian citizenship, and would therefore remain a Shirerithian citizen. He then appointed Daniel to the [[Judex]] of Shireroth, as Arbiter, a position Daniel held until the reign of [[Kaiser Cedris I]].<br /> <br /> When Gaelen IV died in 1577, he was succeeded by Cedris. Cedris detested Daniel and refused to cooperate with him. Daniel resigned his commission in the Judex, and in turn Cedris appointed Daniel his court jester.<br /> <br /> Cedris’s short rule was met with terrible opposition from all corners of Shireroth, but Cedris continued his own agenda. Bribing foreign governments with tax-payer money, Cedris was ridiculed in the diplomatic community. In affect, he then decreed Shireroth’s exit from the [[MTO]], an organization that Shireroth had founded.<br /> <br /> Daniel led the protests against the Kaiser to further his own democratic credentials which had become tainted by some revelations of his sadistic treatment of slaves in Babkha. <br /> <br /> He barricaded himself in the Judex, and organized nobles and commoners, and businessmen in Shirekeep on a march to the Landsraad, where Daniel called for the removal of the Kaiser.<br /> <br /> A removal of the Kaiser had never before been attempted in Shireroth. There existed, however, a legal mechanism, and in the Landsraad Daniel moved for the removal of the Kaiser. It received unanimous support of the noblemen there, but before the act could be promulgated, Cedris had voluntarily abdicated, and left the throne to the Safirian empress [[Kaiseress Rei I|Rei]].<br /> <br /> Daniel had met Rei during the Safirian occupation of Hurmu and found her a surprising ally. Building on his relationship with her, negotiations on Elwynnese reunifications were resumed, and a treaty was submitted to the [[Landsraad]] for ratification. Rei had, however, misinterpreted the will of the Shirerithian nobles, and the treaty was outright rejected by the house.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Return to Babkha ==<br /> <br /> In 1580, Daniel, despite remaining prince of Elwynn, established himself in Babkha. His estate was making great returns thanks to a efficient but ruthless handling by Kaspar Soleimân. <br /> <br /> Daniel enjoyed living in Babkha with all its luxuries and pleasures, but his son hated it. To avoid conflict with the son, Daniel sent him back to Hurmu to be under the care of his uncle Eirik for the duration of Daniel’s stay in Babkha.<br /> <br /> In 1580, Daniel was elected Qadi al Shotor, or president of the Babkhan legislature. In political dealings he often acted “the devil’s advocate” which made the Shah bestow upon him the title “His Imperial Majesty’s Most Loyal Conscience” in 1581.<br /> <br /> When Assieh Ifai, one of the tens of thousands of slaves, but only one of the few Safir slaves, owned by Daniel, escaped to Shireroth with the assistance from James Quirk, a Shirerithian mercenary, the news of Daniel’s slave-ownings could no longer be kept secret.<br /> <br /> Facing growing opposition in Elwynn, Daniel attempted to euphemise the story. He would say that the slaves had no other future than to be owned by him. Any other slave-owner would treat them much worse, and their categorization in the hierarchy of the Harmonious Society simply made it impossible for them to be set free. Thankfully for Daniel, Babkha refused any journalists or fact-finders into the country, and the story quickly died in Elwynn.<br /> <br /> Daniel sued Captain Quirk in the courts of Babkha, and received restitution of 49 rials for the loss of his property. While legally still owning Assieh Ifai in Babkhan law, Daniel then sold her to Zand Gozar for 500 rials. Gozar managed to find the slave in Shireroth and bring her back to Babkha where she was quickly dissected for the advancement of medical science.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Last years ==<br /> <br /> Following the Ifai ordeal, Daniel felt it was necessary to return to Elwynn for good to repair his reputation among the Elwynnese. With the Babkhan Shah’s assent, Daniel publically denounced the “evils” in Babkha and tried to break off Elwynnese relations with Babkha in the Senate. The deal between the Shah and Daniel circled around Babkhan influence on Elwynnese foreign policy and on Babkhan military influence on Elwynn. In return Daniel would keep the Elwynnese state stable and harmonious.<br /> <br /> Kaspar, who did not know of Daniel’s deal with the Shah, saw Daniel’s actions in the Senate as treacherous. He tried to bring Daniel to court in Babkha for treason against the Radiant Sun, but all his cases seemed to disappear in the bureaucratic nightmare that Babkha at times could be.<br /> <br /> He decided that he would have to kill Daniel himself.<br /> <br /> When in 1584, Natopia petitioned Elwynn for status of protectorate, Daniel became close to the former emperor, Nathan. <br /> <br /> Daniel’s son Elijah went on a trip to Shireroth in 1585 along with the uncle Eirik. From Shireroth they would then travel to [[Free Elwynn]] to meet Daniel and reside there. However, Eirik was killed in a mysterious car crash in Shirekeep, and Elijah was taken by the East Elwynnese authorities as a warden of the Duchy.<br /> <br /> Daniel was upset and used all of his energy to regain his son. So involved was he with the situation with his son that he did not notice Kaspar’s forgery of Daniel’s last will and testament. <br /> <br /> The daughter Esther wanted to see Daniel to comfort him, but fearful for her life, Daniel begged of her to stay in Hurmu. She complied.<br /> <br /> The only comfort that Daniel found was in his good friends Nathan of Natopia and King Mordechai of Batavia, with whom Daniel had concluded a treaty on behalf of Elwynn. Nathan and Daniel’s friendship deepened even more, with rumours circulating that the two were lovers, while Mordechai gave Daniel important, both emotional and diplomatic, support and advice during the Elijah matter.<br /> <br /> In the midwinter of 1586, while holding an inaugurating speech for a memorial in Andelarion House in Cape Farewell, Daniel was shot to death by two unidendified assailants. It later transpired that they were Hyperborean mercenaries hired by Kaspar Soleimân.<br /> <br /> Daniel was cremated at Lake Anset in Hurmu according to the rites of the Hurmu religion.</div>

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<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Ayreon-Kalirion}}<br /> [[Image:Ayreon2.jpg|thumb|right|Avatar of Ayreon II]]<br /> <br /> '''Elijah Danielion Ayreon-Dariolin of Waffle-Paine''' (born in Huyenkula in 1571, died at Wahlstadt in 1598, aged 27), was [[Kaiser of Shireroth]] (1588-1589) as '''Kaiser Ayreon II''', and Prince of Elwynn (1590-1592, 1592-1597) and of Wahlstadt (1592-1597). <br /> <br /> == Background and childhood ==<br /> <br /> Elijah belonged for the purposes of Elwynnese and Shirerithian genealogy to the [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion]]. He is the son of [[Daniel Kalirion]] (1542-1586) and Sara Rikjudottar Isamabanzins of Hurmu (1547-1571). He had one sister, [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion|Esther]] (1565-1618).<br /> <br /> Elijah was born in Hurmu when his father was prince there, two years before Hurmu and Elwynn would join each other in a union. His mother, Sara, died while giving birth to him. Elijah was brought up the first nine years of his life in Hurmu. His mother’s uncle, Eirik, was on a business trip to Shireroth and Elijah had asked to join him. They visited Shirekeep and then ventured to Goldshire and Wintergleam on a holiday in 1585. The plan was that they would then go to Free Elwynn and meet Daniel there. But Eirik was killed (no one knows by whom) and Elijah was put in care by friends of Daniel. East Elwynnese authorities had refused to hand Elijah over to Daniel’s care. Less than a year later, Daniel was assassinated in Cape Farewell.<br /> <br /> Elijah became officially a warden of the feudal Duchy. He was transferred to a quiet household, in the outskirts of Vijayanagara, led by Hyperborean men. He fell in love with a neighbouring boy, Eldore, who was, during this time, Elijah's only consolation.<br /> <br /> Due to Hyperborean influence, Elijah was forced to seek the kaisership of Shireroth (probably as a counter-weight to [[free Elwynn]]). Instead, another Hyperborean became kaiser ([[Hasan II]]) hinting at an internal power-struggle within the &quot;Shining Garden&quot;.<br /> <br /> When knowledge of this reached Babkhan authorities, in 1587, the Raspur Government flew elite soldiers to Elijah's Hyperborean household. Calling it a &quot;rescue&quot;, the Babkhans &quot;accidently&quot; killed everyone in the household (including the neighbour Eldore). The plan was to bring Elijah to Babkha for reeducation, but, in the quirks of fate, he was brought to Cape Farewell. Here, he met [[Nathan|Nathan Dariolin]], the Prince of Elwynn, befriending him.<br /> <br /> Nathan and Elijah became good friends and fell in love with each other. Strangely, Kaiser Hasan II of Shireroth abdicated to Elijah, and Elijah moved -- somewhat reluctantly -- to [[Shirekeep]] where he took on the kaisership as Ayreon II.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Kaisership ==<br /> <br /> As kaiser, Elijah tried to liberalize the feudalism and achieve better relations between Shirekeep and Eliria. The &quot;duke&quot; of (east) Elwynn, [[Balârak Âlaion]], was deeply suspicious of the &quot;Eliria-loving kaiser&quot; and took every chance to protest against Elijah.<br /> <br /> Elijah and Prince Nathan married each other in the Unorthodox Cathedral in Eliria, prompting wide-spread protests in feudal Elwynn. The news were warmly welcomed in most other parts of Shireroth. Elijah's husband was named &quot;His Niftiness the Imperial Consort, Nathan of Huyenkula&quot;, while the Senate in Eliria reciprocated by electing Elijah a honorary Senator.<br /> <br /> In the then-divided city of Tielion Loki (today’s [[Ardashirshahr]]), Elijah and Nathan built a palace, called the Palace of Union. The southern half of the palace was built in Shireroth and the northern half in Elwynn. The couple’s bedroom was exactly on the border.<br /> <br /> The reign of Ayreon II saw the acquisition of Safiria as a protectate and the transformation of Greater Lakhesia to the Shirerithian protectorate of Sanilla. He initiated a constitutional committee for determining the futire direction of Shireroth. This probably lay the foundations for the '[[Lich Charter]]' in the reign of [[Kaiseress Mira Raynora Major]].<br /> <br /> During a Senate meeting, in which most of the Senate was present (including Elijah), [[Kaspar Soleimân]], the heir to Daniel’s estate, took the Senate hostage (with soldiers from his emirati household in Babkha). In the midst of all chaos, Elijah saw his husband brutally murdered by Soleimân's men. Following the liberation of the Senate, Elijah abdicated the Shirerithian throne and defected to free Elwynn where he was elected Prince of Elwynn in 1590.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Leader of Elwynn ==<br /> <br /> Nathan reanimated.<br /> <br /> First princeship of Elwynn.<br /> <br /> Senator<br /> <br /> Second princeship<br /> <br /> Cabbage psychosis<br /> <br /> Resignation<br /> <br /> New elections<br /> <br /> <br /> == Death ==<br /> <br /> Sisera bla bla. Natopian invasion of Wahlstadt, Normark's funeral.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Elijah<br /> |2= 2. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |4= 4. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Gunvør of Humlebæk]]<br /> |6= 6. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |7= 7. Rikja Vanadisarson Isammaður<br /> |8= 8. Eskender Arsalani<br /> |9= 9. [[Tuuler Kalir]]<br /> |10= 10. Torkel of Humlebaek<br /> |11= 11. Charlotte de Nidaros<br /> |12= 12. Ansur Aradoika<br /> |13= 13. Kanja Baldsdottir Isammaður<br /> |14= 14. Eirik Lofnarson Isammaður<br /> |15= 15. Vanadis Sagudottir Isammaður<br /> |16= 16. Larejân Arsalani<br /> |17= 17. Leyla Peymanpoor <br /> |18= 18. Paul Raynor of Brookshire<br /> |19= 19. Sora Kalir<br /> |20= 20. Svend av Humlebaek<br /> |21= 21. Dorothea von der Esch<br /> |22= 22. Matthieu de Nidaros<br /> |23= 23. Aibreann Mhic Ghiolla Íosa<br /> |24= 24. Joshua Aradoika<br /> |25= 25. Lelyonna Vialundo<br /> |26= 26. Baldur Helguson Isammaður<br /> |27= 27. Yekaterina Nikiprovetskaya<br /> |28= 28. Ketill Atlason Isammaður<br /> |29= 29. Lofn Ynjudottir<br /> |30= 30. Saga ur Katlu<br /> |31= 31. Bebur Jadjason Isammaður<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> ==Imperial Decrees==<br /> '''Imperial Decrees made by this Kaiser:'''<br /> <br /> [[Imperial Order 536]], [[Imperial Decree 537]], [[Imperial Decree 538]], [[Imperial Decree 539]], [[Imperial Decree 540]], [[Imperial Decree 541]], [[Imperial Decree 542]], [[Imperial Decree 543]], [[Imperial Decree 544]], [[Imperial Decree 545]], [[Imperial Decree 546]], [[Imperial Decree 547]], [[Imperial Decree 548]], [[Imperial Decree 549]], [[Imperial Decree 550]]<br /> <br /> <br /> {{start box}}<br /> {{succession box|title=[[Kaiser|Succession of the Shirithian Kaisership]]|before=[[Hasan II‎]]|after=[[Kaiser Wythe I|Wythe I]]|years=4637&amp;ndash;4700}}<br /> {{end box}}<br /> {{start box}}<br /> {{succession box|title=[[Ruler of Elwynn|Prince of Elwynn]]|before=[[Aurangzeb Osmani‎]] (''as regent'')|after=[[Aaden Allot]]|years=1590&amp;ndash;1592}}<br /> {{end box}}<br /> {{start box}}<br /> {{succession box|title=[[Ruler of Elwynn|Prince of Elwynn]]|before=[[Aurangzeb Osmani‎]] (''as steward'')|after=[[Jacobus Loki]] ''de facto'', [[Tarjei Einhornsson]], ''de jure''|years=1595&amp;ndash;1597}}<br /> {{end box}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category: Kaisers]][[category:people]][[category:rics]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Elijah_Ayreon&diff=18463 2016-04-12T12:00:25Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to Ayreon II</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Ayreon II]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Elwynn&diff=18462 2016-04-12T11:55:21Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>{{subdivision Elwynn|<br /> image_flag = Elwynn_Flag2.png |<br /> coat of arms = Elwynn_Coat_of_Arms.png|<br /> subdivision = Elwynn|<br /> status = Imperial State |<br /> capital = [[Eliria]] |<br /> largecity = [[Ardashirshahr]], [[Anun]], [[Avaldsnes]], [[Caligae]], [[Eliria]], Fjǫrleifsbýur, Rǫvarsbýur|<br /> title = [[King of Elwynn]] |<br /> government = Absolute Monarchy |<br /> leader = [[King Noah of Elwynn|Thorstein Noah Ayreon-Kalirion and Ettlingar Freyu]] |<br /> language = [[Shirithian English|Common Tongue]], [[Elw language|Elwynnese Languages]] |<br /> religion = [[Bovinism|Bovic Faith]], [[Froyalanish Ancient Ways]], [[Holy Church of the Divine Icebear]], [[Treesian Unorthodox Church|Treesian Unorthodoxy]], [[Zurvanism]], |<br /> }}<br /> [[File:Political_Map_of_Elwynn.jpg|315px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The political map of Elwynn as it was in the year 1629.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> '''Elwynn''' is the traditional name of the [[Benacia|Benacian]] lands which are situated between the two arms of the [[Elwynn (River)|River Elwynn]] before they merge at [[Shirekeep]]. The name Elwynn comes from a [[Elwynn (Goddess)|goddess with the same name]] who originally hailed from the [[Treesia|Treesian]] pantheon. Elwynn is nowadays an [[Imperial State]] of the [[Imperial Republic]] of [[Shireroth]] and the style and name of its body politic is Elwynnese Union. It is noted for its violent and complex history, its significant minority populations, and for its long period of independence from direct Imperial control. <br /> <br /> ==Geography==<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> ''See the [[History of Elwynn]].''<br /> <br /> ==Demographics==<br /> ''See the [[Twelve Peoples of Elwynn]] &amp; the [[Demographics of Elwynn]].''<br /> ==Language==<br /> ''See [[Elw language]] for more details.''<br /> <br /> Elw is the language of the indigenous [[Elw|eponymous ethnic group]] that comprises the largest segment of the population. Owing to the significant ethno-cultural diversity of the immigrant and regional populations of Elwynn there are a great variety of other languages spoken within the Elwynnese Union, these include Babkhi and [[Raikoth#Language|Kalasperin]], Farewellish, Froyalanish and Wintergleamish as well as various Norse dialects.<br /> <br /> The [[Shirithian English|Common Tongue]] serves the necessary purpose of a ''lingua franca'' for government business, commerce and day to day living.<br /> <br /> ==Culture==<br /> <br /> ==Names of Elwynn==<br /> ''For more information on the names for Elwynn as given in the [[Elw language]], see the article [[Elw titles]].''<br /> <br /> Elwynn has acquired a variety of names over the course of its existence owing not only to the variety of peoples that call it home but also to the tendency of some ethno-cultural groups, particularly the [[Froyalanish]], to bestow extravagant poetic and attributive names upon their homeland. This is not an exhaustive list:<br /> <br /> *Eluin;&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Eluinshahr;&lt;br&gt;<br /> *[[Lands of Elwyna|Elwyna]];&lt;br&gt;<br /> *[[Flower of the North]];&lt;br&gt;<br /> *[[Froyalan]];&lt;br&gt;<br /> *[[Jewel of Many Facets]];<br /> *[[Lands of the Two Sacred Rivers]].<br /> <br /> During the independence era, independent Elwynn was often called West Elwynn, and the Shirerithian Duchy of Elwynn was called East Elwynn. However, for political reasons, independentist Elwynn termed the East &quot;Feudal Elwynn&quot; and itself as Free Elwynn. East Elwynnese authorities called the West ''Lirikoth Moivaster'' (&quot;Elwynn that has strayed&quot;) or simply &quot;The Eliria Clique&quot;.<br /> <br /> [[category:Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Free_Elwynn&diff=18461 2016-04-12T11:50:45Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to Elwynn</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Jonathan_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=18460 2016-04-12T11:49:56Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Redirected page to Kaiser Ayreon III</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Kaiser Ayreon III]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Kaiser_Ayreon_III&diff=18459 2016-04-12T11:49:07Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Ayreon-Kalirion}}<br /> '''Mirza Jonathan Merlingsson Ayreon-Kalirion''' (born in Hurmu in 1603, died 1629 in Light) was a member of the [[Imperial Bloodline]] of [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]] and the [[Royal Family of Elwynn]], which is al known as the [[House of Orchids]]. He was [[Kaiser]] of [[Shireroth]], as [[Ayreon III]], and also [[Rulers of Elwynn|served]] as Prince of [[Elwynn]] (1618-1623) and High Justiciar of [[Stormark]].<br /> <br /> (''this article will get cleaned up later...'')<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> Prince Jonathan was born from the marriage between Merling Karlsson (who died in the Hurmu genocide in ...) and Lady [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion|Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar]] Ayreon-Kalirion. Following his mother's remarriage to Hallbjörn Haraldsson, that man became his stepfather.<br /> <br /> The late Prince Jonathan had two half brothers: the twins [[King Noah of Elwynn]] and [[Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion|Prince Audun Joel of Elwynn]] (born in 1616) and the stepsister , [[Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir|Princess Fjǫrleif of Elwynn]].<br /> <br /> Jonathan, on apparent divine command, adopted two persons. The first one was the orphan Benjamin (born in 1622, died in 1625). The second, and more confusing decision, was the adoption of Ludwig Blutwasser of Walstadt, a descendant of Sisera (the Siseran genocide in Hurmu killed Jonathan's father).<br /> <br /> Never married, Jonathan was betrothed to Aoife the Celt, former Queen of Hurmu, and first in line in the succession to the Storish throne.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Rics]]<br /> <br /> == Kaisership ==<br /> <br /> [[File:Jonathan2.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Prince Jonathan of [[Elwynn]] in the Great Hall of the [[Palace of Krull]].&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> In an attempt to clean up the legal mess his predecessors had left behind, Ayreon tried to gather a list of all decrees which were still active during his reign. He succeeded and the Realm saw a period of order and justice it had never seen before, but his successors were not as enthusiastic as him. The [[Tower of Bureaucratic Despair]] was constructed in his honour almost 350 years after his death.<br /> <br /> Much of the fireworks in Ayreon's reign came from Steward [[Jacob Darylion-Verion]] who issued decrees that made growing a beard compulsory, banned several people from the Imperial Republic, and enforced the Charter to take away the Imperial Statehood of Neridia, which was extremely controversial and the source of much debate.<br /> <br /> {{start box}}<br /> {{succession box|title=[[Kaiser|Succession of the Shirithian Kaisership]]|before=[[Kaiseress Isa IV|Isa IV]]|after=[[Jacob Darylion-Verion]]|years=5654-5669}}<br /> {{end box}}<br /> {{start box}}<br /> {{succession box|title=[[Kaiser|Succession of the Shirithian Kaisership]]|before=[[Jacob Darylion-Verion]]|after=[[Kaiser Verion I|Verion I]]|years=5674-5719}}<br /> {{end box}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Kaisers]][[Category:Rics]][[Category:Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Kaiser_Ayreon_III&diff=18458 2016-04-12T11:48:17Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: merging articles</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Jonathan2.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Prince Jonathan of [[Elwynn]] in the Great Hall of the [[Palace of Krull]].&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> {{Ayreon-Kalirion}}<br /> Mirza Jonathan Merlingsson Ayreon-Kalirion (born in Hurmu in 1603, died 1629 in Light) was a member of the [[Imperial Bloodline]] of [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]] and the [[Royal Family of Elwynn]], which is al known as the [[House of Orchids]]. He was [[Kaiser]] of [[Shireroth]], as [[Ayreon III]], and also [[Rulers of Elwynn|served]] as Prince of [[Elwynn]] (1618-1623) and High Justiciar of [[Stormark]].<br /> <br /> (this article will get cleaned up later...)<br /> <br /> ==Family==<br /> Prince Jonathan was born from the marriage between Merling Karlsson (who died in the Hurmu genocide in ...) and Lady [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion|Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar]] Ayreon-Kalirion. Following his mother's remarriage to Hallbjörn Haraldsson, that man became his stepfather.<br /> <br /> The late Prince Jonathan had two half brothers: the twins [[King Noah of Elwynn]] and [[Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion|Prince Audun Joel of Elwynn]] (born in 1616) and the stepsister , [[Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir|Princess Fjǫrleif of Elwynn]].<br /> <br /> Jonathan, on apparent divine command, adopted two persons. The first one was the orphan Benjamin (born in 1622, died in 1625). The second, and more confusing decision, was the adoption of Ludwig Blutwasser of Walstadt, a descendant of Sisera (the Siseran genocide in Hurmu killed Jonathan's father).<br /> <br /> Never married, Jonathan was betrothed to Aoife the Celt, former Queen of Hurmu, and first in line in the succession to the Storish throne.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Rics]]<br /> <br /> == Kaisership ==<br /> <br /> In an attempt to clean up the legal mess his predecessors had left behind, Ayreon tried to gather a list of all decrees which were still active during his reign. He succeeded and the Realm saw a period of order and justice it had never seen before, but his successors were not as enthusiastic as him. The [[Tower of Bureaucratic Despair]] was constructed in his honour almost 350 years after his death.<br /> <br /> Much of the fireworks in Ayreon's reign came from Steward [[Jacob Darylion-Verion]] who issued decrees that made growing a beard compulsory, banned several people from the Imperial Republic, and enforced the Charter to take away the Imperial Statehood of Neridia, which was extremely controversial and the source of much debate.<br /> <br /> {{start box}}<br /> {{succession box|title=[[Kaiser|Succession of the Shirithian Kaisership]]|before=[[Kaiseress Isa IV|Isa IV]]|after=[[Jacob Darylion-Verion]]|years=5654-5669}}<br /> {{end box}}<br /> {{start box}}<br /> {{succession box|title=[[Kaiser|Succession of the Shirithian Kaisership]]|before=[[Jacob Darylion-Verion]]|after=[[Kaiser Verion I|Verion I]]|years=5674-5719}}<br /> {{end box}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Kaisers]][[Category:Rics]][[Category:Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Audun_Joel_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=18457 2016-04-12T11:30:59Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Ettlingar Freyu}}<br /> [[File:Prince_Joel.png|440px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Prince Audun Joel of [[Elwynn]] in the [[Godsgrove]] of the [[Palace of Krull]].&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> [[File:Prince_Audun_Joel.jpg|440px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Prince Audun Joel of [[Elwynn]] in full armour during a pitfight with a fire bender.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> <br /> '''Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion''' (born 1616) is a member of the [[Imperial Bloodline]] of [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]], the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|House of the same name]], and several branches of the [[House of Ettlingar Freyu|House of the Descendants of Freyja]], including its Imperial and [[Froyalanish Branch of the House of Ettlingar Freyu|Froyalanish]] Branches. He also belongs to the [[Royal Family of Elwynn]], which is also known as the [[House of Orchids]]. Prince Audun Joel is second in line to the [[White Orchid Throne]].<br /> <br /> ==Parents==<br /> Prince Audun Joel was born from the marriage between the [[Storjarl]] [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]] of the Houses of [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]] and of the [[House of Ettlingar Freyu|Descendants of Freyja]] and the Storjarla [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion|Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar]] of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and of the Descendants of Freyja.<br /> <br /> ==Siblings==<br /> Aside from his deceased brother the [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion|Prince Jonathan of Elwynn]], Prince Audun Joel has two siblings, an elder sister, [[Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir|Princess Fjǫrleif of Elwynn]], and his elder twin brother [[King Noah of Elwynn]].<br /> <br /> ==Appearance and Character==<br /> Prince Audun Joel is lithe and graceful as well as exceptionally handsome with half-long, flowing brown hair and haunting golden eyes. He also has smooth skin and a charming smile. His elder sister, Princess Fjǫrleif, thinks that Prince Audun Joel is beautiful and already a legend, and that half the girls in the [[Flower of the North]] want to bed him and all the boys want to be him. <br /> <br /> Being a very affable and sociable fellow, Prince Audun Joel is beloved by royals, nobles and common folk alike, especially by the women.<br /> <br /> ==Abilities==<br /> Despite his youth and slender frame, Prince Audun Joel is a capable warrior, using a wide variety of weapons to deadly effect. He has also mastered several martial arts from all over [[Micras]].<br /> <br /> Prince Audun Joel is also a very talented musician who plays several instruments and is well-known for his excellent singing voice, which is described by those who heard him sing as honeyed thunder. He is well-known for writing and singing songs of such beauty they could send shivers through men's spines and reduce women to tears.<br /> <br /> His Riverine Highness is a smart and natural leader, as evident by his service as captain of the Royal Guard and further by his accomplishments in various other positions in [[Elwynns Konungurs Hirð]]. He has also shown to be a charismatic and effective public speaker, instilling great respect in his followers. Prince Audun Joel is capable of engaging in persuasive negotiation.<br /> <br /> It is said that if Prince Audun Joel hadn't been born into the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and Ettlingar Freyu he would have been a major rockstar. He had a brief, but very successful, stint as a clandestine member of a hooded boy band called the High Street Boys, but had to quit when a staff member at the band's record company accidently leaked his name. Prince Audun Joel occasionally performs in public for charity as well as important events involving his family. Without the public knowing he has written several Billboard 100 hits for various bands and solo artists.<br /> <br /> ==Titles==<br /> Prince Audun Joel's full titles are: Imperial Chieftain of Arbor Isles, Arvjarl of the Twenty-Six Jarldoms, [[Storjarl]] of Stormark, Lord Imperial on All Continents, Prince of [[Elwynn]], Prince of [[Natopia]], [[Llængjarl]] of Elwynn, [[Count]] of [[Araxion]], Count of [[Northshire]], Count of [[Arietta]], Count of the [[Lady Esther Isles]], Knight of the Holy Lakes, Scion of the King of Kings.<br /> <br /> He is also entilted to the following styles:<br /> *His Imperial and Royal Highness; <br /> *His Riverine Highness; and<br /> *His Royal Highness.<br /> <br /> ==Public Service==<br /> Prince Audun Joel presently serves as Count of Araxion, which is the title of the [[Royal Governor]] of the [[Princely Precinct]] which is known as the [[Araxion|County of Araxion]], and also in consequence of the aforesaid he also is a member of the [[Council of Eliria]], the council of advisors of the [[King of Elwynn]].<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Audun Joel<br /> |2= 2. [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Harald of Ettlingar Freyu]]<br /> |5= 5. Geirbjörg Gefialdrsdottir<br /> |6= 6. Daniel Kalirion<br /> |7= 7. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |8= 8. Gudrödar Grjotgardsson<br /> |9= 9. Gudrid Thorbjarnardottir<br /> |10= 10. Gefialdr Bloodaxe<br /> |11= 11. Ygerna Foreldreløs<br /> |12= 12. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |13= 13. [[Gunvør of Humlebæk]]<br /> |14= 14. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |15= 15. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |16= 16. Tove-Grjotgard Ingebjørgsson<br /> |17= 17. Thyra Skagesdóttir <br /> |18= 18. Thorbjarnar the Wealthy<br /> |19= 19. Gyda Sægrímrsdóttir<br /> |20= 20. Þjóðólfr the Mountain-High<br /> |21= 21. Estrid Hallkelsdatter<br /> |22= 22. Vetrliði Strongbow<br /> |23= 23. Vébjǫrg Geirfastrsdóttir<br /> |24= 24. Eskender Arsalani<br /> |25= 25. [[Tuuler Kalir]]<br /> |26= 26. Torkel of Humlebæk<br /> |27= 27. Charlotte de Nidaros<br /> |28= 28. Ansur Aradoika<br /> |29= 29. Kanja Baldsdottir Isammaður<br /> |30= 30. Vanadis Sagudottir Isammaður<br /> |31= 31. Eirik Lofnarson Isammaður<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Noah_Hallbj%C3%B6rnsson&diff=18456 2016-04-12T11:29:04Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Ettlingar Freyu}}<br /> [[File:King_Noah4.png|350px|thumb|rightt|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;[[King of Elwynn|King]] Thorstein Noah of [[Elwynn]] with the [[Sword of Goodness]].&lt;/div&gt;]] <br /> '''King Noah of Elwynn''' (born 1616), who is also known as '''Thorstein Noah of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and of the Descendants of Freyja''' as well as '''Thorstein Noah of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and Ettlingar Freyu''', is the [[King of Elwynn|Monarch]] of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]]. In 1623 he succeeded to the [[White Orchid Throne]] upon the abdication of His, now late, elder brother [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion|Prince Jonathan of Elwynn]]. In 1629 Noah became King upon the elevation of the [[Rulers of Elwynn|Rulership of Elwynn]] from Prince to King. It is said that he indentifies as [[Froyalanish]].<br /> <br /> He is one of the most Imperial and Royal Persons in the [[Micras|world]], having family ties to all the major Ruling Monarchs of the planet.<br /> <br /> ==Parents==<br /> King Noah was born from the marriage between the [[Storjarl]] [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]] of the Houses of [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]] and of the [[House of Ettlingar Freyu|Descendants of Freyja]] and the Storjarla [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion|Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar]] of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and of the Descendants of Freyja.<br /> <br /> ==Siblings==<br /> Aside from His deceased brother Prince Jonathan, King Noah has two siblings, an elder sister, [[Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir|Princess Fjǫrleif of Elwynn]], and his younger twin brother [[Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion|Prince Audun Joel of Elwynn]].<br /> <br /> ==Children==<br /> At present King Noah does not have any children yet.<br /> <br /> ==Wife Mortal==<br /> On the twentieth day of Laemill 1632 King Noah was joined in matrimony with Grand Duchess [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion|Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] in a ceremony in accordance with the rites of the Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg, the foremost temple of the Hurmudaic Faith. <br /> <br /> King Noah had - just like many an other member of the Royal Family of the Elwynnese Union, including Princess [[Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir|Fjǫrleif Llængjarla]] of [[Amokolia]] - a crush on the Lady Noor, and made several attempts to win her heart and hand in marriage. Attempts which she politely graciously and rejected, deeming His Riverine Majesty too young for her. However, the young King persisted and in 1633 she finally gave in and accepted his marriage proposal.<br /> <br /> The ceremony took place at Cashma House on Cashma Island in Lake Cashma in the Kingdom of Craitland with Sir Vilhjálm Kormak, who is the Chairman of the Council of Elders of the Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg, as officiant.<br /> <br /> The marriage began promisingly and soon enough, in late 1634, Noor was able to quietly confide in her husband, as an aside when discussing otherwise mundane court matters - some petition pertaining to the Royal Parliament - that she was expectant with child. Naturally, although the news was not made widely public, every attention was lavished upon her. For Noor however childbirth was a familiar ordeal, and in order to better face it she retired to the [[Palace at Goldshire Hamlet|Grand Ducal palace]] of [[Goldshire Hamlet]] (actually a major metropolis in spite of its name) with its breathtaking sea-vistas that she found so relaxing.<br /> <br /> Every thought had been given to her comfort, but not enough consideration had been given to her safety. Somehow, something as a blatant as an anonymous parcel addressed to the Grand-Duchess containing, of all things, a cake, managed to pass through the hands of a postal courier, the scullery maid, the butler, housekeeping supervisor, the correspondence officer, two footmen, another butler, the Steward, the Grand-Duchess' Press-Secretary, the correspondence officer again, another footman, a [[Leonid Guard|Leonid Guardsman]], a pair of guards from the Order of the Golden Spear, finally ending up in the hands of another Leonid Guardsman. Here the parcel was held for an hour while the Ducal and Personal Guards argued over which guards detachment had the right to carry a parcel to the royal chambers. This question of protocol was resolved by amicable fisticuffs and it was the Leonid Guard who carried the box to the Grand-Duchess' private apartment.<br /> <br /> After the guard had delivered the package and departed the glimmer of a doubt clouded his mind, and he made his way towards the kitchens to find one of the tasters who had been employed by the Dukes of Goldshire as a custom dating back to the days when you couldn't move for titled Yastreb's who had been poisoned by the over-mighty Avakair Mint. Regrettably, by the time the Guard had found a suitably sober food taster (most customarily branched out into wine sampling, as a precaution) and returned to the royal apartments, Noor had already tasted the delicious desert-berry cake laced with Misoprostol and suffered a miscarriage.<br /> <br /> Hardly a day passed and yet in the time it took for King Noah to arrive and take charge of his wife's security and the investigation into the attack on her person, the postal courier, the scullery maid, the two butlers, the housekeeping supervisor, the correspondence officer, the three footmen, the Steward, the Grand-Duchess' Press-Secretary, the pair of Leonid Guardsmen, and both of the guards from the Order of the Golden Spear had all been impaled in the Palace courtyard for failing in their duty to the Queen. Although her strength had not yet recovered, Noor was sufficiently spirited to demand that her husband find her assailants, kill their children in front of their eyes and then cast them into gaol to rot for the rest of their lives. Instead, offered as a compromise, the King promised that justice would be served in accordance with Elwynnese Law.<br /> <br /> [[File:Noor_Noah_Betrothal.png|350px|thumb|left|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;[[King of Elwynn|King]] Thorstein Noah of [[Elwynn]] and Grand Duchess [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion|Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] lovingly and tenderly posing during their betrothal press conference.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> Subsequently the finest minds of the Mango Rangers, the Leonid Guards, the Avakair Mint, the Union Defence Force, the Order of the Golden Spear, the Suthergold Defender's League and a couple of private detectives provided pro bono by the [[ESB-Jörmungandr_Group|ESB-Jörmungandr Group]], have met and, having examined the crime scene, agreed that the dark blue glass orchid delivered with the cake and engraved with the name of the [[Dark Orchid Society]], is possibly a clue. The [[assayers]] of the Avakair Mint however maintain that this is too blatant to be credible and are continuing in their process of ''testing'' members of the household for ''impurities'' in their own inimitable fashion, suspecting an insider job.<br /> <br /> ==Titles and Styles==<br /> King Noah's full titles are:<br /> King of [[Elwynn]], Imperial Chieftain of Thule, King of [[Goldshire]], King of Uppland, King of [[Amokolia]], Prince of [[Arietta]], Arvjarl of the Twenty-Six Jarldoms, [[Storjarl]] of [[Stormark]], Lord Imperial on All Continents, Prince of [[Natopia]], Prince of [[Mishalan]], Imperial Prince of [[Shireroth]], Lord of the [[Elwynn (River)|Two Sacred Rivers]] and the [[Twelve Peoples of Elwynn|Twelve Peoples]], Duke of [[Froyalan]], Duke of Northshire, Duke of the [[Lady Esther Isles]], Býurgreifi of [[Eliria (Princely Precinct)|Eliria]], Jarl and Grand Elector of [[Jorvik]], Jarl of Bernicia, Marquess of [[Zy-Rodun]], Emir of [[Alalehzamin and Utasia]], Count of [[Cape Farewell]], [[Llængjarl]] of Elwynn, Baron of the Fórntida Kærleikalanden, Baron of the Elw, Baron of Opplysta Smørvirket, Baron of Runnig, Count of Old [[Araxion]], Count of Old [[Cimmeria]], Count Shishin, Count of Elsenar, Count of Storborg, Count of Ancient [[Wintergleam]], Warden of the [[Flower of the North]], Blood-Unifier of the [[Jewel of Many Facets]], Scion of St. Harald, Knight of the Holy Lakes, Scion of the King of Kings, Chief, Head and Patriarch of the [[House of Orchids]].<br /> <br /> He is also entilted to the following styles:<br /> *His Riverine Majesty (as King of Elwynn);<br /> *His Viking Majesty (as King of Uppland);<br /> *His Majesty (as bearer of the courtesy title of King of Goldshire);<br /> *His Imperial Highness (as Prince of Natopia as well as member of the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion]]); <br /> *His Imperial and Royal Highness (as [[Storjarl]] of [[Stormark]]).<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Noah<br /> |2= 2. [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Harald of Ettlingar Freyu]]<br /> |5= 5. Geirbjörg Gefialdrsdottir<br /> |6= 6. Daniel Kalirion<br /> |7= 7. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |8= 8. Gudrödar Grjotgardsson<br /> |9= 9. Gudrid Thorbjarnardottir<br /> |10= 10. Gefialdr Bloodaxe<br /> |11= 11. Ygerna Foreldreløs<br /> |12= 12. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |13= 13. [[Gunvør of Humlebæk]]<br /> |14= 14. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |15= 15. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |16= 16. Tove-Grjotgard Ingebjørgsson<br /> |17= 17. Thyra Skagesdóttir <br /> |18= 18. Thorbjarnar the Wealthy<br /> |19= 19. Gyda Sægrímrsdóttir<br /> |20= 20. Þjóðólfr the Mountain-High<br /> |21= 21. Estrid Hallkelsdatter<br /> |22= 22. Vetrliði Strongbow<br /> |23= 23. Vébjǫrg Geirfastrsdóttir<br /> |24= 24. Eskender Arsalani<br /> |25= 25. [[Tuuler Kalir]]<br /> |26= 26. Torkel of Humlebæk<br /> |27= 27. Charlotte de Nidaros<br /> |28= 28. Ansur Aradoika<br /> |29= 29. Kanja Baldsdottir Isammaður<br /> |30= 30. Vanadis Sagudottir Isammaður<br /> |31= 31. Eirik Lofnarson Isammaður<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Elwynn]][[category:Goldshire]][[Category:People]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Esther_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=18455 2016-04-12T11:28:26Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: /* Ancestry */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Ettlingar Freyu}}<br /> [[File:Hallbjörn_Esther_Pregnant.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Lady Esther informing her husband, [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]], that she is pregnant.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> <br /> The Lady '''Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and the Descendants of Freyja''' (born 1565 in Huyenkula, died 1618 in Haraldsborg) was the sixth [[Emir of Sathrati|Emira of Sathrati]] and a member of the [[Imperial Bloodline]] of [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]]. <br /> <br /> ==Marriages==<br /> She was married twice, first in 1597 with Merling Karlsson (1566-1603), with whom she fathered [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion|Jonathan]]. In 1615, she married [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]], the son of [[Harald of Ettlingar Freyu|High King Harald]]. That marriage produced two sons in 1616, being twins, [[King Noah of Elwynn|Noah]] and [[Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion|Audun Joel]].<br /> <br /> ==Death==<br /> She was murdered by disgruntled slave traders from the Longships Islands.<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Esther<br /> |2= 2. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |4= 4. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Gunvør of Humlebæk]]<br /> |6= 6. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |7= 7. Rikja Vanadisarson Isammaður<br /> |8= 8. Eskender Arsalani<br /> |9= 9. [[Tuuler Kalir]]<br /> |10= 10. Torkel of Humlebaek<br /> |11= 11. Charlotte de Nidaros<br /> |12= 12. Ansur Aradoika<br /> |13= 13. Kanja Baldsdottir Isammaður<br /> |14= 14. Eirik Lofnarson Isammaður<br /> |15= 15. Vanadis Sagudottir Isammaður<br /> |16= 16. Larejân Arsalani<br /> |17= 17. Leyla Peymanpoor <br /> |18= 18. Paul Raynor of Brookshire<br /> |19= 19. Sora Kalir<br /> |20= 20. Svend av Humlebaek<br /> |21= 21. Dorothea von der Esch<br /> |22= 22. Matthieu de Nidaros<br /> |23= 23. Aibreann Mhic Ghiolla Íosa<br /> |24= 24. Joshua Aradoika<br /> |25= 25. Lelyonna Vialundo<br /> |26= 26. Baldur Helguson Isammaður<br /> |27= 27. Yekaterina Nikiprovetskaya<br /> |28= 28. Ketill Atlason Isammaður<br /> |29= 29. Lofn Ynjudottir<br /> |30= 30. Saga ur Katlu<br /> |31= 31. Bebur Jadjason Isammaður<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Rics]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Esther_Ayreon-Kalirion&diff=18453 2016-04-11T21:43:35Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Ettlingar Freyu}}<br /> [[File:Hallbjörn_Esther_Pregnant.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Lady Esther informing her husband, [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]], that she is pregnant.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> <br /> The Lady '''Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and the Descendants of Freyja''' (born 1565 in Huyenkula, died 1618 in Haraldsborg) was the sixth [[Emir of Sathrati|Emira of Sathrati]] and a member of the [[Imperial Bloodline]] of [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]]. <br /> <br /> ==Marriages==<br /> She was married twice, first in 1597 with Merling Karlsson (1566-1603), with whom she fathered [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion|Jonathan]]. In 1615, she married [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]], the son of [[Harald of Ettlingar Freyu|High King Harald]]. That marriage produced two sons in 1616, being twins, [[King Noah of Elwynn|Noah]] and [[Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion|Audun Joel]].<br /> <br /> ==Death==<br /> She was murdered by disgruntled slave traders from the Longships Islands.<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Esther<br /> |2= 2. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |4= 4. [Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |5= 5. Gunvor Torkelsdatter Humlebaek<br /> |6= 6. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |7= 7. Rikja Vanadisarson Isammaður<br /> |8= 8. Eskender Arsalani<br /> |9= 9. Tuuler Kalir<br /> |10= 10. Torkel of Humlebaek<br /> |11= 11. Charlotte de Nidaros<br /> |12= 12. Ansur Aradoika<br /> |13= 13. Kanja Baldsdottir Isammaður<br /> |14= 14. Eirik Lofnarson Isammaður<br /> |15= 15. Vanadis Sagudottir Isammaður<br /> |16= 16. Larejân Arsalani<br /> |17= 17. Leyla Peymanpoor <br /> |18= 18. Paul Raynor of Brookshire<br /> |19= 19. Sora Kalir<br /> |20= 20. Svend av Humlebaek<br /> |21= 21. Dorothea von der Esch<br /> |22= 22. Matthieu de Nidaros<br /> |23= 23. Aibreann Mhic Ghiolla Íosa<br /> |24= 24. Joshua Aradoika<br /> |25= 25. Lelyonna Vialundo<br /> |26= 26. Baldur Helguson Isammaður<br /> |27= 27. Yekaterina Nikiprovetskaya<br /> |28= 28. Ketill Atlason Isammaður<br /> |29= 29. Lofn Ynjudottir<br /> |30= 30. Saga ur Katlu<br /> |31= 31. Bebur Jadjason Isammaður<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:People]][[Category:Rics]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Noah_Hallbj%C3%B6rnsson&diff=18452 2016-04-11T20:54:45Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: /* Ancestry */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Ettlingar Freyu}}<br /> [[File:King_Noah4.png|350px|thumb|rightt|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;[[King of Elwynn|King]] Thorstein Noah of [[Elwynn]] with the [[Sword of Goodness]].&lt;/div&gt;]] <br /> '''King Noah of Elwynn''' (born 1616), who is also known as '''Thorstein Noah of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and of the Descendants of Freyja''' as well as '''Thorstein Noah of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and Ettlingar Freyu''', is the [[King of Elwynn|Monarch]] of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]]. In 1623 he succeeded to the [[White Orchid Throne]] upon the abdication of His, now late, elder brother [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion|Prince Jonathan of Elwynn]]. In 1629 Noah became King upon the elevation of the [[Rulers of Elwynn|Rulership of Elwynn]] from Prince to King. It is said that he indentifies as [[Froyalanish]].<br /> <br /> He is one of the most Imperial and Royal Persons in the [[Micras|world]], having family ties to all the major Ruling Monarchs of the planet.<br /> <br /> ==Parents==<br /> King Noah was born from the marriage between the [[Storjarl]] [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]] of the Houses of [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]] and of the [[House of Ettlingar Freyu|Descendants of Freyja]] and the Storjarla [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion|Esther Maryam Amirdokhtar]] of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and of the Descendants of Freyja.<br /> <br /> ==Siblings==<br /> Aside from His deceased brother Prince Jonathan, King Noah has two siblings, an elder sister, [[Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir|Princess Fjǫrleif of Elwynn]], and his younger twin brother [[Audun Joel Ayreon-Kalirion|Prince Audun Joel of Elwynn]].<br /> <br /> ==Children==<br /> At present King Noah does not have any children yet.<br /> <br /> ==Wife Mortal==<br /> On the twentieth day of Laemill 1632 King Noah was joined in matrimony with Grand Duchess [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion|Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] in a ceremony in accordance with the rites of the Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg, the foremost temple of the Hurmudaic Faith. <br /> <br /> King Noah had - just like many an other member of the Royal Family of the Elwynnese Union, including Princess [[Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir|Fjǫrleif Llængjarla]] of [[Amokolia]] - a crush on the Lady Noor, and made several attempts to win her heart and hand in marriage. Attempts which she politely graciously and rejected, deeming His Riverine Majesty too young for her. However, the young King persisted and in 1633 she finally gave in and accepted his marriage proposal.<br /> <br /> The ceremony took place at Cashma House on Cashma Island in Lake Cashma in the Kingdom of Craitland with Sir Vilhjálm Kormak, who is the Chairman of the Council of Elders of the Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg, as officiant.<br /> <br /> The marriage began promisingly and soon enough, in late 1634, Noor was able to quietly confide in her husband, as an aside when discussing otherwise mundane court matters - some petition pertaining to the Royal Parliament - that she was expectant with child. Naturally, although the news was not made widely public, every attention was lavished upon her. For Noor however childbirth was a familiar ordeal, and in order to better face it she retired to the [[Palace at Goldshire Hamlet|Grand Ducal palace]] of [[Goldshire Hamlet]] (actually a major metropolis in spite of its name) with its breathtaking sea-vistas that she found so relaxing.<br /> <br /> Every thought had been given to her comfort, but not enough consideration had been given to her safety. Somehow, something as a blatant as an anonymous parcel addressed to the Grand-Duchess containing, of all things, a cake, managed to pass through the hands of a postal courier, the scullery maid, the butler, housekeeping supervisor, the correspondence officer, two footmen, another butler, the Steward, the Grand-Duchess' Press-Secretary, the correspondence officer again, another footman, a [[Leonid Guard|Leonid Guardsman]], a pair of guards from the Order of the Golden Spear, finally ending up in the hands of another Leonid Guardsman. Here the parcel was held for an hour while the Ducal and Personal Guards argued over which guards detachment had the right to carry a parcel to the royal chambers. This question of protocol was resolved by amicable fisticuffs and it was the Leonid Guard who carried the box to the Grand-Duchess' private apartment.<br /> <br /> After the guard had delivered the package and departed the glimmer of a doubt clouded his mind, and he made his way towards the kitchens to find one of the tasters who had been employed by the Dukes of Goldshire as a custom dating back to the days when you couldn't move for titled Yastreb's who had been poisoned by the over-mighty Avakair Mint. Regrettably, by the time the Guard had found a suitably sober food taster (most customarily branched out into wine sampling, as a precaution) and returned to the royal apartments, Noor had already tasted the delicious desert-berry cake laced with Misoprostol and suffered a miscarriage.<br /> <br /> Hardly a day passed and yet in the time it took for King Noah to arrive and take charge of his wife's security and the investigation into the attack on her person, the postal courier, the scullery maid, the two butlers, the housekeeping supervisor, the correspondence officer, the three footmen, the Steward, the Grand-Duchess' Press-Secretary, the pair of Leonid Guardsmen, and both of the guards from the Order of the Golden Spear had all been impaled in the Palace courtyard for failing in their duty to the Queen. Although her strength had not yet recovered, Noor was sufficiently spirited to demand that her husband find her assailants, kill their children in front of their eyes and then cast them into gaol to rot for the rest of their lives. Instead, offered as a compromise, the King promised that justice would be served in accordance with Elwynnese Law.<br /> <br /> [[File:Noor_Noah_Betrothal.png|350px|thumb|left|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;[[King of Elwynn|King]] Thorstein Noah of [[Elwynn]] and Grand Duchess [[Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion|Noor]] of [[Goldshire]] lovingly and tenderly posing during their betrothal press conference.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> Subsequently the finest minds of the Mango Rangers, the Leonid Guards, the Avakair Mint, the Union Defence Force, the Order of the Golden Spear, the Suthergold Defender's League and a couple of private detectives provided pro bono by the [[ESB-Jörmungandr_Group|ESB-Jörmungandr Group]], have met and, having examined the crime scene, agreed that the dark blue glass orchid delivered with the cake and engraved with the name of the [[Dark Orchid Society]], is possibly a clue. The [[assayers]] of the Avakair Mint however maintain that this is too blatant to be credible and are continuing in their process of ''testing'' members of the household for ''impurities'' in their own inimitable fashion, suspecting an insider job.<br /> <br /> ==Titles and Styles==<br /> King Noah's full titles are:<br /> King of [[Elwynn]], Imperial Chieftain of Thule, King of [[Goldshire]], King of Uppland, King of [[Amokolia]], Prince of [[Arietta]], Arvjarl of the Twenty-Six Jarldoms, [[Storjarl]] of [[Stormark]], Lord Imperial on All Continents, Prince of [[Natopia]], Prince of [[Mishalan]], Imperial Prince of [[Shireroth]], Lord of the [[Elwynn (River)|Two Sacred Rivers]] and the [[Twelve Peoples of Elwynn|Twelve Peoples]], Duke of [[Froyalan]], Duke of Northshire, Duke of the [[Lady Esther Isles]], Býurgreifi of [[Eliria (Princely Precinct)|Eliria]], Jarl and Grand Elector of [[Jorvik]], Jarl of Bernicia, Marquess of [[Zy-Rodun]], Emir of [[Alalehzamin and Utasia]], Count of [[Cape Farewell]], [[Llængjarl]] of Elwynn, Baron of the Fórntida Kærleikalanden, Baron of the Elw, Baron of Opplysta Smørvirket, Baron of Runnig, Count of Old [[Araxion]], Count of Old [[Cimmeria]], Count Shishin, Count of Elsenar, Count of Storborg, Count of Ancient [[Wintergleam]], Warden of the [[Flower of the North]], Blood-Unifier of the [[Jewel of Many Facets]], Scion of St. Harald, Knight of the Holy Lakes, Scion of the King of Kings, Chief, Head and Patriarch of the [[House of Orchids]].<br /> <br /> He is also entilted to the following styles:<br /> *His Riverine Majesty (as King of Elwynn);<br /> *His Viking Majesty (as King of Uppland);<br /> *His Majesty (as bearer of the courtesy title of King of Goldshire);<br /> *His Imperial Highness (as Prince of Natopia as well as member of the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion]]); <br /> *His Imperial and Royal Highness (as [[Storjarl]] of [[Stormark]]).<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Noah<br /> |2= 2. [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion‎‎]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Harald of Ettlingar Freyu]]<br /> |5= 5. Geirbjörg Gefialdrsdottir<br /> |6= 6. Daniel Kalirion<br /> |7= 7. Sara Rikjudottir Isammaður<br /> |8= 8. Gudrödar Grjotgardsson<br /> |9= 9. Gudrid Thorbjarnardottir<br /> |10= 10. Gefialdr Bloodaxe<br /> |11= 11. Ygerna Foreldreløs<br /> |12= 12. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |13= 13. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |14= 14. Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður<br /> |15= 15. Rikja Vanadisardottir Isammaður<br /> |16= 16. Tove-Grjotgard Ingebjørgsson<br /> |17= 17. Thyra Skagesdóttir <br /> |18= 18. Thorbjarnar the Wealthy<br /> |19= 19. Gyda Sægrímrsdóttir<br /> |20= 20. Þjóðólfr the Mountain-High<br /> |21= 21. Estrid Hallkelsdatter<br /> |22= 22. Vetrliði Strongbow<br /> |23= 23. Vébjǫrg Geirfastrsdóttir<br /> |24= 24. Eskender Arsalani<br /> |25= 25. [[Tuuler Kalir]]<br /> |26= 26. Torkel of Humlebæk<br /> |27= 27. Charlotte de Nidaros<br /> |28= 28. Ansur Aradoika<br /> |29= 29. Kanja Baldsdottir Isammaður<br /> |30= 30. Vanadis Sagudottir Isammaður<br /> |31= 31. Eirik Lofnarson Isammaður<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Elwynn]][[category:Goldshire]][[Category:People]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Ric&diff=18211 2016-04-09T20:43:14Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>The '''ric''' (Elw: ''riq''; Babkhi: ''rekh'') is a traditional (Elw) Elwynnese system of measurement. The Elw word ''riq'' means measurement and is, confusingly, used as the main measurement for both length and weight. It is believed that the standard of measurement was taken from a tribal chief long ago who just happened to have these proportions. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Length ==<br /> <br /> *''riq'' (1.764 m), a ric. The unit is also used in Jingdao where, however, one ric corresponds to 1.76 m.<br /> *''toorriq'' = five rics (&quot;hand of rics&quot;) = 8.82 m<br /> *''riqzean'' = an Elwynnese mile = 625 rics = 1102.5 m <br /> *''aazu'' (&quot;bone&quot;) = one fifth of a ric = an bone of a ric = 35.28 cm<br /> *''kez'' (finger) = one fifth of an aazu = 7.056 cm<br /> *''enjar'' = one fifth of a kez = 1.42112 cm<br /> *''qin'' = one fifth of a kez = 0.28224 mm<br /> <br /> <br /> == Weight ==<br /> <br /> *''riq'' (60.4 kg)<br /> *''rooseriq'' (a &quot;committee of rics&quot;) = 302 kg (five rics)<br /> *''lokaj'' (&quot;bag&quot;) = 12.08 kg (one fifth of a ric)<br /> *''leivu'' (&quot;loaf&quot;) = 0.4832 kg (one fifth of a fifth of a lokaj)<br /> *''ev'' (&quot;grain&quot;) = 0.77312 grams (625 ev in one loaf)</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Ric&diff=18210 2016-04-09T20:42:23Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Created page with &quot;The &#039;&#039;&#039;ric&#039;&#039;&#039; (Elw: &#039;&#039;riq&#039;&#039;; Babkhi: &#039;&#039;rekh&#039;&#039;) is a traditional (Elw) Elwynnese system of measurement. The Elw word &#039;&#039;riq&#039;&#039; means measurement and is, confusingly, used as the...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The '''ric''' (Elw: ''riq''; Babkhi: ''rekh'') is a traditional (Elw) Elwynnese system of measurement. The Elw word ''riq'' means measurement and is, confusingly, used as the main measurement for both length and weight. It is believed that the standard of measurement was taken from a tribal chief long ago who just happened to have these proportions. <br /> <br /> [[Length]]<br /> <br /> ''riq'' (1.764 m), a ric. The unit is also used in Jingdao where, however, one ric corresponds to 1.76 m.<br /> ''toorriq'' = five rics (&quot;hand of rics&quot;) = 8.82 m<br /> ''riqzean'' = an Elwynnese mile = 625 rics = 1102.5 m <br /> ''aazu'' (&quot;bone&quot;) = one fifth of a ric = an bone of a ric = 35.28 cm<br /> ''kez'' (finger) = one fifth of an aazu = 7.056 cm<br /> ''enjar'' = one fifth of a kez = 1.42112 cm<br /> ''qin'' = one fifth of a kez = 0.28224 mm<br /> <br /> [[Weight]]<br /> <br /> ''riq'' (60.4 kg)<br /> ''rooseriq'' (a &quot;committee of rics&quot;) = 302 kg (five rics)<br /> ''lokaj'' (&quot;bag&quot;) = 12.08 kg (one fifth of a ric)<br /> ''leivu'' (&quot;loaf&quot;) = 0.4832 kg (one fifth of a fifth of a lokaj)<br /> ''ev'' (&quot;grain&quot;) = 0.77312 grams (625 ev in one loaf)</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Ardashirshahr&diff=18133 2016-04-04T18:56:42Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Ardashirshahr2.png|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The city of Ardashirshahr in days long gone by.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> [[File:UDF_Flak_Tower2.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;A Flak Tower in Ardashirshahr manned by the UDF conducting a live fire exercise during one of the 'periods of tension' with [[Shirekeep]].&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> <br /> '''Ardashirshahr''' (Elw: ''Ardaxirxaar'') is an [[Elwynn]]ese royal city and bailiwick, and is the capital of [[Alalehzamin and Utasia]]. With a population (1624) of 7,678,177 residents, it is one of the largest cities in Elwynn. The Greater Ardashirshahr metropolitan area also includes the neighbouring bailiwicks of Arsalani, Babrân, Eskenderyebandar and the Jazâ’ir ul Zjandariyah — the combined population (1624) for the metropolitan area is 10,067,186.<br /> <br /> Ardashirshahr was incorporated in 1499 by Baron [[Ardashir I]] and was named after the baron. However, between 1542 and 1552, and between 1570 and 1601, the city bore the name Tielion Loki.<br /> <br /> ==About==<br /> Prior to becoming the capital of Alalehzamin and Utasia, Ardashirshahr was the capital of the [[County]] of [[Lesser Zjandaria]]. <br /> <br /> The city is chiefly noted for its 'brutally functional' transportation map [http://shireroth.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=98&amp;t=7768], the time spent as a divided city during the period of the [[Elwynn|Elwynnese Union]]'s independence and for the innumerable flak towers that dominate the suburbs.<br /> <br /> [[category:Cities]][[category:Elwynn]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Adam_Anushiruw%C3%A2n&diff=17955 2016-03-29T21:30:07Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Adam Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine''' (born 1630) is an Elwynnese and Natopian nobleman. <br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Adam<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Isamaband<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Eirik Isamaband<br /> |23= 23. Karja Tunsdottra<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. Lord Simrani<br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Abu Aurangzeb<br /> |29= 29. Umm Aurangzeb<br /> |30= 30. Some Babkhan rich dude<br /> |31= 31. Some Babkhan whore<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Adam_Anushiruw%C3%A2n&diff=17954 2016-03-29T21:29:03Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>Adam Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine (born 1630) is an Elwynnese and Natopian nobleman.<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Adam<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Isamaband<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Eirik Isamaband<br /> |23= 23. Karja Tunsdottra<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. Lord Simrani<br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Abu Aurangzeb<br /> |29= 29. Umm Aurangzeb<br /> |30= 30. Some Babkhan rich dude<br /> |31= 31. Some Babkhan whore<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Adam_Anushiruw%C3%A2n&diff=17953 2016-03-29T21:28:17Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>Adam Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine (born 1630) is an Elwynnese and Natopian nobleman.<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Adam<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan of Natopia]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Isamaband<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Eirik Isamaband<br /> |23= 23. Karja Tunsdottra<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. Lord Simrani<br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Abu Aurangzeb<br /> |29= 29. Umm Aurangzeb<br /> |30= 30. Some Babkhan rich dude<br /> |31= 31. Some Babkhan whore<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Adam_Anushiruw%C3%A2n&diff=17952 2016-03-29T21:26:55Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Created page with &quot;Adam Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine (born 1630) is an Elwynnese and Natopian nobleman. ==Ancestry== {{ahnentafel top|width=10...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Adam Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine (born 1630) is an Elwynnese and Natopian nobleman.<br /> <br /> ==Ancestry==<br /> {{ahnentafel top|width=100%}}<br /> &lt;center&gt;{{ahnentafel5<br /> |style=font-size: 90%; line-height: 110%;<br /> |border=1<br /> |boxstyle=padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0;<br /> |boxstyle_1=background-color: #fcc;<br /> |boxstyle_2=background-color: #fb9;<br /> |boxstyle_3=background-color: #ffc;<br /> |boxstyle_4=background-color: #bfc;<br /> |boxstyle_5=background-color: #9fe;<br /> |1= 1. Adam<br /> |2= 2. [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]<br /> |3= 3. [[Noor bint Daniyal]]<br /> |4= 4. [[Nathan of Natopia]]<br /> |5= 5. [[Elijah Ayreon]]<br /> |6= 6. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]]<br /> |7= 7. Fatima al-Osman<br /> |8= 8. Aedwynn Shepherd<br /> |9= 9. Jaynae Shepherd<br /> |10= 10. [[Daniel Kalirion]]<br /> |11= 11. Sara Isamaband<br /> |12= 12. Daniyal Nelzadeh Kalirion<br /> |13= 13. Noor Simrani<br /> |14= 14. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]]<br /> |15= 15. Samira of Raspur<br /> |16= 16. Owardde the Sheep-herder<br /> |17= 17. Aedelayde <br /> |18= 18. Hilding of the Linden-covered Stream<br /> |19= 19. Mona the Traveler<br /> |20= 20. [[Kaiser Ayreon|Rashid Ayreon]]<br /> |21= 21. Gunvor of Humlebaek<br /> |22= 22. Eirik Isamaband<br /> |23= 23. Karja Tunsdottra<br /> |24= 24. Rashid Karyandzadeh<br /> |25= 25. Lady Karyandzadeh<br /> |26= 26. Lord Simrani<br /> |27= 27. Lady Simrani<br /> |28= 28. Abu Aurangzeb<br /> |29= 29. Umm Aurangzeb<br /> |30= 30. Some Babkhan rich dude<br /> |31= 31. Some Babkhan whore<br /> }}&lt;/center&gt;<br /> {{ahnentafel bottom}}</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Kaiseress_Noor&diff=17951 2016-03-29T21:22:53Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: /* Children */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Ayreon-Kalirion}}<br /> [[File:Noor5.jpg|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The Lady Noor bint Daniyal Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati af Ettlingum Freyu.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> [[File:Arms_Ayreon-Kalirion_Goldshire.png|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;The coat of arms of the Lady Noor as Grand Duchess of [[Goldshire]].&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> [[File:Noor_Noah_Betrothal.png|350px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;King [[King Noah of Elwynn|Thorstein Noah]] of [[Elwynn]] and Grand Duchess Noor of [[Goldshire]] lovingly and tenderly posing during their betrothal press conference.&lt;/div&gt; ]]<br /> The Lady '''Noor Bint Simrani-Kalirion''', also known as '''Noor bint Daniyal Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati af Ettlingum Freyu''', (born 1604 in [[Ribat al-Eluinshahr]]) is a member of the [[Imperial Bloodline]] of [[Line of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon-Kalirion]], the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|House of the same name]], the Imperial Branch of the [[House of Ettlingar Freyu]], and the [[House of Orchids]]. <br /> <br /> She is the Grand Duchess of [[Goldshire]], the Queen Consort Mortal of [[Elwynn]], the [[Emir of Sathrati|Emira of Sathrati]], as well as the Emira of Alalehzamin and Utasia, which is the [[Royal Governor]] of a [[Princely Precinct]] which is situated in the [[Deep South]] of the [[Jewel of Many Facets]] and which is known as the [[Alalehzamin and Utasia|Emirate of Alalehzamin and Utasia]]. It is said that she indentifies as a [[Babkhi]].<br /> <br /> ==Parents==<br /> Queen Noor was born from the marriage of [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]] and Fatima al-Osman, the latter being one of the former's two wives.<br /> <br /> ==Siblings==<br /> Grand Duchess Noor has two (half-)siblings: [[Isabella Simrani-Kalirion|Isabella Simrani-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati]] and [[Miranda Simrani-Kalirion|Miranda Simrani-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati]], both born her father's other wife Esmeralda Erinamor.<br /> <br /> ==Spouses==<br /> ===First Marriage===<br /> Lady Noor first marriage was with the late [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion|Prince Nathananiel of Natopia]]. Their nuptials took place in the Church of Eternal Slumber in Elijah's Rest and were solemnized by the Metrobosarch of Benacia.<br /> <br /> Their mairtal union was a marriage of convenience to produce heirs to their several holdings. It lasted from 1629 to 1632 when the Lady Noor petitioned for - and was subsequently granted - a divorce by the Court of the King's Bench, which was at the time presided over by the [[Steward of Elwynn]], the [[Storjarl]] [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]], after being fed up with being married to a man who did not bodily desire her (the Prince Nathananiel was homosexual), although she considered him an extremely good and kind man, and an excellent father, whom she respected and cherished.<br /> <br /> ===Second Marriage===<br /> After enjoying her newfound divorcéehood for a while with a slew of successive bedmates, the Grand Duchess Noor was on the twentieth day of Laemill 1633 joined in matrimony for the second time, this time with [[King Noah of Elwynn]], in a ceremony in accordance with the rites of the Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg, the foremost temple of the Hurmudaic Faith. <br /> <br /> King Noah had - just like many an other member of the Royal Family of the Elwynnese Union, including Princess [[Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir|Fjǫrleif Llængjarla]] of [[Amokolia]] - a crush on the Lady Noor, and made several attempts to win her heart and hand in marriage. Attempts which she politely graciously and rejected, deeming His Riverine Majesty too young for her. However, the young King persisted and in 1633 she finally gave in and accepted his marriage proposal.<br /> <br /> The ceremony took place at Cashma House on Cashma Island in Lake Cashma in the Kingdom of Craitland with Sir Vilhjálm Kormak, who is the Chairman of the Council of Elders of the Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg, as officiant. <br /> <br /> ==Children==<br /> Queen Noor has four sons from her first marriage, quadruplets who were begotten by artificial insemination and born in 1630. Upon her marriage to King Noah, they became members of the House of Orchids, as stipulated by their marriage contract.<br /> <br /> They are, in order of birth:<br /> <br /> *[[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion|Adam]] Anushiruwân Hilding Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine;<br /> *Zahir al Din Benjamin Rai Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine;<br /> *Rostam Job Cashmael Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine;<br /> *Arn David Shapur Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine.<br /> <br /> She hopes that her second marriage, with King Noah, will be blessed with many children as well. Those children will, the Lords and Ladies Divine willing, of course, begotten by good old-fashioned natural insemination, since her second husband is young, fertile, straight and verile.<br /> <br /> ==Titles==<br /> Grand Duchess Noor's full titles are:<br /> Grand Duchess of [[Goldshire]], Imperial Chieftainess of the Longships Islands, Queen of [[Elwynn]], Queen of Uppland, Queen of [[Amokolia]], Princess of [[Arietta]], [[Storjarl|Storjarla]] of [[Stormark]], Lady Imperial on All Continents, Princess of [[Natopia]], Princess of [[Mishalan]], Imperial Princess of [[Shireroth]], Lady of the [[Elwynn (River)|Two Sacred Rivers]] and the [[Twelve Peoples of Elwynn|Twelve Peoples]], Duchess of [[Froyalan]], Duchess of [[Northshire]], Duchess of the [[Lady Esther Isles]], Býurgreifynja of [[Eliria (Princely Precinct)|Eliria]], Jarla and Grand Electress of [[Jorvik]], Jarla of Bernicia, Marchioness of [[Zy-Rodun]], Emira of [[Alalehzamin and Utasia]], Countess of [[Cape Farewell]], [[Llængjarl|Llængjarla]] of Elwynn, Baroness of the Fórntida Kærleikalanden, Baroness of the Elw, Baroness of Opplysta Smørvirket, Baroness of Runnig, Countess of Old [[Araxion]], Countess of Old [[Cimmeria]], Countess Shishin, Countess of Elsenar, Countess of Storborg, Countess of Ancient [[Wintergleam]], Wardeness of the [[Flower of the North]], Royal Consort of the Blood-Unifier of the [[Jewel of Many Facets]], Lady of the Holy Lakes, Scion of the King of Kings.<br /> <br /> She is also entilted to the following styles:<br /> *Her Riverine Majesty (as Queen Consort Mortal of Elwynn);<br /> *Her Viking Majesty (as Queen Consort Mortal of Uppland);<br /> *Her Imperial Highness (as Princess of Natopia as well as member of the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion]]); <br /> *Her Imperial and Royal Highness (as [[Storjarl|Storjarla]] of [[Stormark]]).<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[category:Goldshire]][[Category:People]][[Category:Rics]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Kaiseress_Isa_IV&diff=17901 2016-03-28T21:02:12Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Isa IV Cassandrae''' was the regal and Latin name of '''Elsa Kasanrajon''' (born 16 Oskalteq 1470, died 23 Rugaall 1620) was [[Kaiseress]] of Shireroth for 49 days in 1620 (ASC 5650--5654).<br /> <br /> At the time of her death, she was [[Elwynn]]'s oldest (human) inhabitant. She had lived almost all her life in the cottage where she was born, living there until her ascension to the throne on 22 Oskalteq 1620, when she moved to [[Raynor's Keep]] in [[Shirekeep]]. Never-married and considered somewhat of an excentric, she is considered one of Elwynn's most famous living non-political people. Though, to the detriment of many, she rarely travelled anywhere than to the closest village, Aderuin (about 450 km east of [[Michaelion]]). Not much of her life before kaisership is known, as she didn't speak much of it.<br /> <br /> When Elsa was born, the ruler of Elwynn was Duchess [[Mari Greenwood]]. Later, she recalled how she, during the [[Elfinshi War]], chased off Ardashirian soldiers from her farm with a shotgun when they tried looking for [[Elfinshi]] hide-aways (she also chased off Elfinshi refugees, but, in hindsight, she was, for political reasons, not so proud of that fact).<br /> <br /> Until her ascension as Kaiseress, in Elsa's life, fourteen dukes and duchesses, four barons, one count, two presidents, eleven princes, and several stewards and regents, had ruled Elwynn, until she herself became Kaiseress. That office she held until her death.<br /> <br /> She was born in the Duchy of Elwynn, graduated school in the Barony of Elwynn, rejected her first proposal in the Duchy of Elwynn, and became an old-age pensioner in the Duchy of Froyalan. <br /> <br /> == Reign ==<br /> <br /> When [[Kaiser Redquill]] abdicated, he simply announced that &quot;a new pair of eyes&quot; were needed for Shireroth's rule. To the surprise of all, Elsa Kasanrajon was named the new kaiseress. Aasmund Vigeland, then Imperial Minister of Military Affairs, was tasked with finding the kaiseress in her cottage. A few hours after Redquill's abdication, Vigeland released a statement. It said &quot;''Officials of the Imperial Republic have attempted contact with the Kaiseress at her cottage in [[Cape Farewell]] county. Whenever an official has reached her door and knocked on it, the Kaiseress has replied 'Go away'. Officials of the Imperial Republic have obeyed the orders of the Kaiseress as is their duty. We have requested assistance in contacting the Kaiseress from Elwynnese authorities. They have so far declined assistance, citing how amusing they find the situation. We expect the situation to be resolved within a few hours''.&quot;<br /> <br /> On the morning the next day, Elsa arrived for the first time in 100 years in Shirekeep. &quot;I am still not that impressed&quot;, she wrote of Shirekeep in her first decree. The next decree appointed Vigeland her steward, made the Elw calendar co-official in the Imperial Government, and ordered the Arbiter to review the problems with the Charter and recommend changes. The Arbiter's review was completed during the reign of [[Kaiser Ayreon III]], and the changes were implemented with some modification during the reign of [[Kaiser Verion I]].<br /> <br /> Kaiseress Isa's relationship with Vigeland was complicated. She was seemingly oblivious to Vigeland's communist ideology. She had never been interested in politics, but she detested communism. Somehow, she did not know that Vigeland had, before the restoration of the princeship in Elwynn, been the architect of the Communist Revolution there. Once she realised that Vigeland was a communist, she raged for hours to no end. She quickly decreed that &quot;Communists are not people, they are animals&quot;. All people that had known that Vigeland was a communist were to either apologise to her or &quot;face the firing squads&quot;.<br /> <br /> She ordered all armed officers of the Imperial Republic to kill Vigeland and bring his head her to her. The secret service known as [[SWORD]] apprehended Vigeland, and, without killing him, brought him to Raynor's Keep. With Vigeland before the Kaiseress, the Kaiseress ordered a soldier (known only by the codename Foxhole) to shoot Vigeland in the head. He died immediately. Then she looked at the soldier, uttered &quot;Good boy&quot;, before she suffered a heart attack and died on the spot.<br /> <br /> As kaiseress she was succeeded by the then-Prince of Elwynn, Jonathan, who took on the kaisership as [[Kaiser Ayreon III]].<br /> <br /> She was buried in a private ceremony in the [[Valley of Mors]].<br /> <br /> <br /> {{start box}}<br /> {{succession box|title=[[Kaiser|Succession of the Shirithian Kaisership]]|before= [[Kaiser Redquill|Redquill]]|after=[[Kaiser Ayreon III|Ayreon III]]|years=5650-5654}}<br /> {{end box}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Kaisers]][[category:Elwynn]][[Category:Rics]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Soreaa_Isurui&diff=17898 2016-03-28T20:41:04Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Soreaa Isurui''' (born 1515 in [[Michaelion]], died 1605 in the Cherokee Sea) was an [[Elwynn]]ese writer and politician. Following a successful career as a novelist, poet and translator, she was elected [[Rulers of Elwynn|Secretary]] of the Interim Government of Elwynn.<br /> <br /> Married to Reimon Anderion (1513-1573) from 1535 until his death, she had two sons, Matias (born 1537), a meteorologist, and Jonathan, an oncologist (born 1543).<br /> <br /> == Literary career ==<br /> <br /> [[File:SoreaaIsurui.jpg|240px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Soreaa Isurui&lt;/div&gt;]]Isurui was born in Michaelion, and lived there for the duration of her childhood and most of her adult life. She studied Elw language and literature at [[People's Academy of Elwynn|Michaelion People’s College]] and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from there in 1536. During her studies, she published her first novel in 1535, ''Bazaar Jaquubion'', (“Jacob’s Bazaar”) to critical acclaim. She went on to study Literature Studies on a postgraduate level, but dropped out to finish her second novel, ''Majaan Vuzer'' (“Maya’s Death”) in 1537. It was her third novel, ''Alqiemos'' (“Genesis”, 1540), however, that made her known outside the literary circles and famous among all Elwynnese. ''Alqiemos'' explored the history of persecution and genocide in the history of Elwynn from the point of view of the perpetrators in six interwoven stories. From her fourth novel, ''Davides'' (“David”, 1543), and on, her novels were directed to a young-adult audience, which only fuelled her commercial success. All in all, she published fifteen novels throughout her life.<br /> <br /> Her debut collection of poetry, ''Uzbyxan Xyxehion'' (“A Little Bit of Autumn”) was published in 1550. While generally seen as an apolitical work, it explored existential motifs within a contemporary societal setting. The most famous poem from there, “Vuzrai Ken-Li” (Killing Ken Li), allured the famous folk song, and explored in its eighteen stanzas the changes to Elw national identity that steady immigration to Elwynn had brought. The second collection of poems, ''Leste Redis'' (“King Lest”, 1554), was not a commercial success but hailed by critics as Isurui’s best work. The poems of ''Leste Redis'' followed events in the mythological [[Lest]]’s life, from his point of view, with much empathy and understanding of all Lest’s actions. In “Song 7”, Lest laments the cruel fate, how he being judged simply for his black colour and seen as evil simply forced him to be evil. <br /> <br /> Isurui’s epic ''La Ardaxirxaar ambis'' (“And in Ardashirshahr, I am”, 1578) consisted of 32 songs, and was set in [[Ardashirshahr]] during [[Kaiser Hasan I]]’s last days in life. Various people in the city, but neither assassin nor kaiser, described meeting the Kaiser in the 36 songs of the epic. Her fourth collection, simply titled ''Azanai'' (“Swans”, 1583) saw Isurui return to her earlier existential style, this time without making points to societal faults. Her last collection of poems ''Malarbor Vuzyri-i'' (“Malarbor Must Die”) was her most nationalist work and was published in 1592. It accused Shireroth of raping and dividing Elwynn, of forcing the people in East Elwynn into eternal feudalism and servitude. The poems called upon all Elwynnese (not only Elw) to fight against feudalism and bondage. Analysts see this work as a departure from Isurui’s early ethnic nationalism to an embrace of a civic Elwynnese nationalist identity.<br /> <br /> As an accomplished translator from Norse, she translated some forty novels and other books, mainly from Farewellish authors, but also from Normark, Hurmu and Stormark. She had also studied some Mehl and translated some Mehl poetry for the Faculty of Tapferite Studies within the People’s Academy of Elwynn.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Political career ==<br /> <br /> Once the government of the Elwynnese Union had decided to engage in reunion negotiations with Shireroth in 1598, Isurui was staying a few months in [[Leng]] where Matias, her son, was living at the time. During the political tumult that was going on, she was quickly elected Leng’s representative to the [[Amokolia]]n union-territory legislature. There, she was appointed head of the Amokolian negotiatory delegation. Her delegation was tasked with finalising agreements to give Amokolia independence from Elwynn, and to secure a future for Amokolia as a protectorate with a foreign power. The negotiatory skills that Isurui showed in her dealings with the Union government saw her being appointed to a mediatory between the Union government and the Shirerithian government in the negotiations for reunification. As no party could agree on the actual government for Elwynn after reunification, Isurui was nominated by both parties to head an interim government and constitutional convention.<br /> <br /> When the reunification treaty had been ratified in 1600, Isurui was the head of state of Elwynn with the title “Secretary of State”. She quickly assembled a constitutional convention, which she headed. The constitutional convention ratified a new constitution in 1601, and Isurui’s last tasks was to oversee the election of a new Prince of Elwynn. The first vote failed. One candidate, [[Warner Barentsz]], stood for election, and received two votes. There were four votes against. In the same vote, however, Isurui was elected President of the [[Senate]]. So she was to lead the second election for Prince. In this election, [[Deimos Jasonides]] stood against [[Jacobus Loki]]. With one vote’s plurality, Jasonides was elected Prince.<br /> <br /> Isurui continued her political work as president of the [[Senate]] and member of the [[Landsraad]]. In several speeches to the Landsraad, she spoke of her Elwynnese patriotism and how she wanted Elwynn to be respected among the nations of the Imperial Republic. <br /> <br /> When the [[Cabbage Crisis]] began to affect Elwynn in 1602, Prince Deimos invoked the powers of emergency afforded him under the then Elwynnese Constitution. The Senate and Congress of Elwynn were closed, and the legislative powers of Elwynn were transferred to the secret [[Council of Eliria]]. <br /> <br /> Once the Senate had been restored and elections to Congress had been held, Prince Deimos was arrested by the UDF in 1604. The Prince had, in leaked emails between him and Isurui, confessed that he hated the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon]] family and that he wanted “go Babkhan on Nau” ([[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]]). Protests followed in [[Eliria]], and during Deimos’s arrest, the Senate removed him from office and elected Nathaniel as the new Prince of Elwynn. The conduct over the vote, over which Isurui presided, to make Nathaniel the new prince brought much controversy on Isurui. For the first time in her political career, there was opposition to her. Senator [[Jack Lewis]] of the [[Ayreonist Independence Party]] led the biggest opposition. However, Prince Nathaniel remained prince, and Isurui was made his Steward. The powers of state were now fully returned to Isurui for the first time since the interim government.<br /> <br /> The Isurui government was seen by the Elwynnese populace to be a very pro-Elw, pro-Ayreonist one. Dissatisfaction grew mainly in [[Alalehzamin]], where [[Tokaray al-Osman]] organised a coup against Isurui in 1605. In a letter to Isurui, al-Osman outlined how he had received the support of the [[UDF]] in ousting Isurui from the government. A series of letters between the two followed, and Isurui determined, upon checking facts that the UDF allegiance to al-Osman indeed was true, that she had no chance in standing up against al-Osman. She capitulated to the demands of al-Osman. Among the demands was the exile of Isurui. She would no longer be allowed to stay in Elwynn. <br /> <br /> Soreaa Isurui addressed the Elwynnese nation in a live stream, where she announced that all powers of state now belonged to the UDF.<br /> <br /> After that, she was escorted by the Norse Battalion of UDF Eliria from the Court of the Prince to Eliria airport where a private jet for Bjorngard awaited her. From there, she planned to go to Shirekeep and then consider where to seek asylum for her UDF-imposed exile.<br /> <br /> Once the airplane was over the Cherokee Sea, it crashed and killed everyone onboard. No Elwynnese investigation was made on the matter, but a private investigation funded by the House of Waffel-Paine suggested that a Jingdaoese missile was involved.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:Government]][[Category:Rics]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=Soreaa_Isurui&diff=17897 2016-03-28T20:40:38Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Soreaa Isurui''' (born 1515 in [[Michaelion]], died 1605 in the Cherokee Sea) was an [[Elwynn]]ese writer and politician. Following a successful career as a novelist, poet and translator, she was elected [[Rulers of Elwynn|Secretary]] of the Interim Government of Elwynn.<br /> <br /> Married to Reimon Anderion (1513-1573) from 1535 until his death, she had two sons, Matias (born 1537), a meteorologist, and Jonathan, an oncologist (born 1543).<br /> <br /> == Literary career ==<br /> <br /> [[File:SoreaaIsurui.jpg|240px|thumb|right|&lt;div class=&quot;center&quot; style=&quot;width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;&quot;&gt;Soreaa Isurui&lt;/div&gt;]]Isurui was born in Michaelion, and lived there for the duration of her childhood and most of her adult life. She studied Elw language and literature at [[People's Academy of Elwynn|Michaelion People’s College]] and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from there in 1536. During her studies, she published her first novel in 1535, ''Bazaar Jaquubion'', (“Jacob’s Bazaar”) to critical acclaim. She went on to study Literature Studies on a postgraduate level, but dropped out to finish her second novel, ''Majaan Vuzer'' (“Maya’s Death”) in 1537. It was her third novel, ''Alqiemos'' (“Genesis”, 1540), however, that made her known outside the literary circles and famous among all Elwynnese. ''Alqiemos'' explored the history of persecution and genocide in the history of Elwynn from the point of view of the perpetrators in six interwoven stories. From her fourth novel, ''Davides'' (“David”, 1543), and on, her novels were directed to a young-adult audience, which only fuelled her commercial success. All in all, she published fifteen novels throughout her life.<br /> <br /> Her debut collection of poetry, ''Uzbyxan Xyxehion'' (“A Little Bit of Autumn”) was published in 1550. While generally seen as an apolitical work, it explored existential motifs within a contemporary societal setting. The most famous poem from there, “Vuzrai Ken-Li” (Killing Ken Li), allured the famous folk song, and explored in its eighteen stanzas the changes to Elw national identity that steady immigration to Elwynn had brought. The second collection of poems, ''Leste Redis'' (“King Lest”, 1554), was not a commercial success but hailed by critics as Isurui’s best work. The poems of ''Leste Redis'' followed events in the mythological [[Lest]]’s life, from his point of view, with much empathy and understanding of all Lest’s actions. In “Song 7”, Lest laments the cruel fate, how he being judged simply for his black colour and seen as evil simply forced him to be evil. <br /> <br /> Isurui’s epic ''La Ardaxirxaar ambis'' (“And in Ardashirshahr, I am”, 1578) consisted of 32 songs, and was set in [[Ardashirshahr]] during [[Kaiser Hasan I]]’s last days in life. Various people in the city, but neither assassin nor kaiser, described meeting the Kaiser in the 36 songs of the epic. Her fourth collection, simply titled ''Azanai'' (“Swans”, 1583) saw Isurui return to her earlier existential style, this time without making points to societal faults. Her last collection of poems ''Malarbor Vuzyri-i'' (“Malarbor Must Die”) was her most nationalist work and was published in 1592. It accused Shireroth of raping and dividing Elwynn, of forcing the people in East Elwynn into eternal feudalism and servitude. The poems called upon all Elwynnese (not only Elw) to fight against feudalism and bondage. Analysts see this work as a departure from Isurui’s early ethnic nationalism to an embrace of a civic Elwynnese nationalist identity.<br /> <br /> As an accomplished translator from Norse, she translated some forty novels and other books, mainly from Farewellish authors, but also from Normark, Hurmu and Stormark. She had also studied some Mehl and translated some Mehl poetry for the Faculty of Tapferite Studies within the People’s Academy of Elwynn.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Political career ==<br /> <br /> Once the government of the Elwynnese Union had decided to engage in reunion negotiations with Shireroth in 1598, Isurui was staying a few months in [[Leng]] where Matias, her son, was living at the time. During the political tumult that was going on, she was quickly elected Leng’s representative to the [[Amokolia]]n union-territory legislature. There, she was appointed head of the Amokolian negotiatory delegation. Her delegation was tasked with finalising agreements to give Amokolia independence from Elwynn, and to secure a future for Amokolia as a protectorate with a foreign power. The negotiatory skills that Isurui showed in her dealings with the Union government saw her being appointed to a mediatory between the Union government and the Shirerithian government in the negotiations for reunification. As no party could agree on the actual government for Elwynn after reunification, Isurui was nominated by both parties to head an interim government and constitutional convention.<br /> <br /> When the reunification treaty had been ratified in 1600, Isurui was the head of state of Elwynn with the title “Secretary of State”. She quickly assembled a constitutional convention, which she headed. The constitutional convention ratified a new constitution in 1601, and Isurui’s last tasks was to oversee the election of a new Prince of Elwynn. The first vote failed. One candidate, [[Warner Barentsz]], stood for election, and received two votes. There were four votes against. In the same vote, however, Isurui was elected President of the [[Senate]]. So she was to lead the second election for Prince. In this election, [[Deimos Jasonides]] stood against [[Jacobus Loki]]. With one vote’s plurality, Jasonides was elected Prince.<br /> <br /> Isurui continued her political work as president of the [[Senate]] and member of the [[Landsraad]]. In several speeches to the Landsraad, she spoke of her Elwynnese patriotism and how she wanted Elwynn to be respected among the nations of the Imperial Republic. <br /> <br /> When the [[Cabbage Crisis]] began to affect Elwynn in 1602, Prince Deimos invoked the powers of emergency afforded him under the then Elwynnese Constitution. The Senate and Congress of Elwynn were closed, and the legislative powers of Elwynn were transferred to the secret [[Council of Eliria]]. <br /> <br /> Once the Senate had been restored and elections to Congress had been held, Prince Deimos was arrested by the UDF in 1604. The Prince had, in leaked emails between him and Isurui, confessed that he hated the [[House of Ayreon-Kalirion|Ayreon]] family and that he wanted “go Babkhan on Nau” ([[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirionl]]). Protests followed in [[Eliria]], and during Deimos’s arrest, the Senate removed him from office and elected Nathaniel as the new Prince of Elwynn. The conduct over the vote, over which Isurui presided, to make Nathaniel the new prince brought much controversy on Isurui. For the first time in her political career, there was opposition to her. Senator [[Jack Lewis]] of the [[Ayreonist Independence Party]] led the biggest opposition. However, Prince Nathaniel remained prince, and Isurui was made his Steward. The powers of state were now fully returned to Isurui for the first time since the interim government.<br /> <br /> The Isurui government was seen by the Elwynnese populace to be a very pro-Elw, pro-Ayreonist one. Dissatisfaction grew mainly in [[Alalehzamin]], where [[Tokaray al-Osman]] organised a coup against Isurui in 1605. In a letter to Isurui, al-Osman outlined how he had received the support of the [[UDF]] in ousting Isurui from the government. A series of letters between the two followed, and Isurui determined, upon checking facts that the UDF allegiance to al-Osman indeed was true, that she had no chance in standing up against al-Osman. She capitulated to the demands of al-Osman. Among the demands was the exile of Isurui. She would no longer be allowed to stay in Elwynn. <br /> <br /> Soreaa Isurui addressed the Elwynnese nation in a live stream, where she announced that all powers of state now belonged to the UDF.<br /> <br /> After that, she was escorted by the Norse Battalion of UDF Eliria from the Court of the Prince to Eliria airport where a private jet for Bjorngard awaited her. From there, she planned to go to Shirekeep and then consider where to seek asylum for her UDF-imposed exile.<br /> <br /> Once the airplane was over the Cherokee Sea, it crashed and killed everyone onboard. No Elwynnese investigation was made on the matter, but a private investigation funded by the House of Waffel-Paine suggested that a Jingdaoese missile was involved.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elwynn]][[Category:Government]][[Category:Rics]]</div>

Noor bint daniyal https://shireroth.org/wiki/index.php?title=File:SoreaaIsurui.jpg&diff=17896 2016-03-28T20:37:40Z

<p>Noor bint daniyal: Picture of Soreaa Isurui</p> <hr /> <div>Picture of Soreaa Isurui</div>

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