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House of Inti-Carrillo

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House of Inti-Carrillo
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Parent House: WechuaHouse of Inti
AlexandriaHouse of Carrillo
Country Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie
Founded (AN) 1686 AN
Founder Manco Cápac I
Current Head Sinchi Roca I

The House of Inti-Carrillo is the reigning royal house of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Established in 1686 AN through royal decree by King Manco Cápac, it represents the dynastic union between the indigenous House of Inti of the Wechua Nation and the imperial House of Carrillo of Alexandria. The creation of this new royal house formalized the cultural synthesis at the heart of the new federation, which had been established following the Proclamation of Punta Santiago in 1685 AN.

When the Federal Constituent Assembly was establishing the governance structure for the new federation, a compromise was reached between those favoring Alduria's republican model and those supporting the Wechua Nation's constitutional monarchy. Manco Cápac, the reigning Sapa Wechua who already enjoyed widespread popularity across both nations, was selected as the first monarch of the federation. Manco Cápac had been married to Princess Alexandra of the House of Carrillo prior to his selection as king, a union that had already established personal ties between the Wechua royal family and the former Alexandrian imperial house. The royal decree establishing the House of Inti-Carrillo in 1686 AN formally changed the royal house from the traditional Wechua House of Inti to reflect the new political reality of the federation.

Since its founding, the House of Inti-Carrillo has provided three monarchs to Nouvelle Alexandrie: Manco Cápac I (1685 AN-1718 AN), who expanded the federation's territories and established foundational royal institutions; Sinchi Roca I (1718 AN-1735 AN), who modernized the military and guided the nation through the Recession of 1726; and the current monarch, Sinchi Roca II (1735 AN-present), whose decisive leadership proved crucial during the Spring Crisis of 1739.

The House of Inti-Carrillo has been instrumental in unifying the diverse regions and cultures of Nouvelle Alexandrie, serving as both a constitutional head of state and a symbol of national identity. Throughout its history, the royal house has maintained a careful balance between preserving traditional customs from both parent houses while adapting to the evolving political landscape of modern Nouvelle Alexandrie. The current royal family includes numerous members who serve in diplomatic, military, charitable, and ceremonial roles throughout the federation.

Under the Proclamation of Punta Santiago, the monarchy operates within a constitutional framework that defines the sovereign as head of state and commander-in-chief of the Federal Forces, while actual governance resides with the elected President of the Government and the Cortes Federales. This arrangement has allowed the House of Inti-Carrillo to transcend day-to-day politics while remaining a stabilizing institution during times of crisis.

History

The House of Inti-Carrillo was formally established by royal decree in 1686 AN, one year after the formation of the Federation of Alduria and the Wechua Nation. The establishment of this new royal house represented a deliberate decision to recognize the dual heritage of the federation, combining the Wechua royal lineage with Alexandrian imperial traditions.

When the Federal Constituent Assembly was deliberating on the governance structure of the new federation in 1685 AN, a fundamental divide emerged between those favoring Alduria's republican model and those supporting the Wechua Nation's constitutional monarchy. After extensive negotiations, the Assembly chose Manco Cápac, the reigning Sapa Wechua, as a compromise candidate to become the first monarch of the new federation. Manco Cápac was already married to Princess Alexandra of the House of Carrillo prior to his selection as king, a union that had established personal ties between the Wechua royal family and the former Alexandrian imperial house.

The royal decree that established the House of Inti-Carrillo in 1686 AN formally changed the royal house from the traditional Wechua House of Inti to reflect the new political reality of the federation. The name deliberately combined "Inti," the Wechua sun deity from whom the Wechua royal line claimed descent, with "Carrillo," acknowledging the prestigious Alexandrian imperial lineage represented by Queen Alexandra.

Reign of Manco Cápac I (1685-1718)

Reign of Sinchi Roca I (1718-1735)

Reign of Sinchi Roca II (1735-Present)

Recent Family Tree

See also: House of Carrillo
Note: The family tree in the House of Carrillo article is authoritative. Check against that if in doubt.

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