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Audon von Andelarion an den Neurändern

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Audon von Andelarion an den Neurändern
アンデラリオン新境 二郎
Audon von Andelarion an den Neurändern
Former Senator of the Lakes
Tenure began 35.XV.1730 AN
Tenure ended 20.II.1737 AN (7 AN years
Senate(s) XII, XIII
Faction United
Order of the Holy Lakes Andelarion, Osman, Tahmaseb, Arviður, Daniel Kalirion, Waffel-Paine, Elijah Ayreon
Physical description
Gender Male
Species Human
Biographical information
Father Prince Kir of Shireroth and Whales
Mother Kataoka Yukiji
Spouse(s) Lystasia Steerswick (m. 1719)
Children Mina (b. 1720)
Date of birth 7.I.1695 (aged 56 AN years)
Place of birth Natopia Palace of the Whales (Whales Whales)


Audon Jirō von Andelarion an den Neurändern (アンデラリオン新境 二郎, Anderarion-Shinsakai Jirō) is a historian at the University of Walstadt. Reigned as King Audon II of Nidaros (1723–1743), Lord of Kigazeki (1703–1743), and Marquess of Malexander (1741–1743). In 1743, he abdicated his kingly and feudal titles across the world.

current King of Nidaros. He is the second child and son of Prince Kir and Princess Yukiji of Whales. Ichirō is his elder brother, and Enhei his younger sister. He is the present lord of Kigazeki. He is a Senator of the Lakes since inhering the seat aupon his brother Ichirō's death in 1730.

Born with the name Jirō ("the second-born" in Sangunese), he adopted the regal name Audon II in honour of his ancestor, Kaiser Ayreon I, who had ruled Nidaros under the name of Audon. He also added Audon to his given names.

Following his mother's death from seppuku in 1706, he is the foster child, along with his siblings, of Mondo and Anastasia.

In 1714, he was appointed by the Chancellor of the Order of the Holy Lakes to the governing council of Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï, the Council of Shared Sovereignty.

In 1725, the Folketing of Nidaros passed a resolution calling upon King Audon II to take a human wife with whom he could have human children that may succeed to the throne upon his demise. The same resolution called for only humans of Nazarene faith to be allowed succession to the throne. Audon rejected the resolution, whereafter the Folketing passed a bill (Bill regulating the succession to the Crown), in which the Folketing stipulated the following:

  • Succession to the Throne is restricted to adult humans, baptised and confirmed into the Church of Nidaros, who are descended from a late monarch of Nidaros, and who are declared by the Folketing Prince or Princess of Nidaros.
  • The King shall at all times have nominated three eligible successors, whom the Folketing shall approve before declared Princes or Princesses of Nidaros.

Audon, caring for his daughter's rights, decided not to consent to the bill. This caused an uproar in the Folketing. Audon then dissolved the Folketing and called for elections for a new Folketing, to be held in the latter half of 1726. The new Folketing struggled to find a solution to the matter, deciding instead to focus on more important matters.

Upon his brother Ichirō's murder/accidental death on 35.XV.1730, Audon II inherited his senate seat as per his brother's will. He thus became a member of the Senate. His wife, Lystasia, joined him in the Senate, taking charge of her parents' seats as their proxies in the Senate. Upon the reaching of adulthood of Ichirō's eldest son, Yukio, Audon offered to resign his senatorial seat in favour of the "true heir" of Ichirō. Yukio politely declined the offer, feeling he was far too inexperienced. However, the two agreed that when the time was right, Audon would resign in favour of Yukio. When Yukio graduated from the Peace Academy on 20.II.1737, Audon II left his senate seat for Yukio.

Exasperated with the stress of Nidarosian politics, on 11.XIII.1743 he abdicated the royal throne of Nidaros, his title Marquess of Malexander, and Lord of Kigazeki, in favour of his daughter, Mina. He decided to renounce politics for ever, and moved to Hurmu to live the rest of his life in peace and harmony, hoping his family would visit him often. In early 1744, he moved to Aemilian Walstadt where he became a historian, researching the political history of Walstadt and Light. He took von Andelarion an der Neurändern as his surname at the same time, wishing to honour his ancestor, Elijah Ayreon von Andelarion an den Neurändern, while at the same distancing himself from the royal surnames he previously bore.

Style and Titles

In 1698, he was granted the title Prince of Shireroth by his aunt Kaiseress Salome. In 1741, his uncle Kaiser Ayreon V gave him the peerage Marquess of Malexander.

In 1743, he abdicated the titles King of Nidaros; Marquess of Malexander, Lord of Kigazeki.

Coats of arms

Period Arms Comment
1695–1703 As the second son of the Prince of Whales
1703–1743 As Lord of Kigazeki-Penguinfels
1723–1743 As King of Nidaros
1723–1743 In Shireroth, granted these arms upon ascension to the Nidarosian throne. It is the Shirerithian coat of arms defaced first with the arms of Ayreon-Kalirion of Waffel-Paine, and then defaced again with the arms of the Kingdom of Nidaros.
1743– After his abdication; he reverted to his old coat of arms

Ancestry