Royalty of Lac Glacei

The royalty of Lac Glacei claims lineage from the ancient Emperors of Apollantis, Kings of Arminy and Emperors of the United Imperium.

Line of Ilios

• Orion I Ilios (4612-4700 ASC), (Emperor of Apollantis and Audentior) m. † Claire Alexandra
  • Andreios I (4701-4776 ASC), (Emperor of Apollantis) m. † Maria Ilios
    • Alexander (4762-4798 ASC), (Emperor of Apollantis in Exile) m. † Karina Skiros
      • Aurora (4780-4879), (Empress of Apollantis in Exile)

Line of Klosson

• Johanns fonn Klosso (King of Arminy) m. † Helga fonn Aujo
  • Jor Klosson (Prince of Arminy, Duke of Vaan Aujoen} m. † Freya Lorrsdottir
    • Gellir Klosson (Duke of Vaan Aujoen) m. † Gudrid Buurg
    • Vikka Klosson (Lady of Zumerhaven) m. † Orion II (Duke of Lac Glacei)
      • Kaspar Klosson (Duke of Vaan Aujoen) m. † Sigfrida Eesden
        • Ragnar Klosson (Duke of Vaan Aujoen)
  • Johann II (King of the Saksens) m. † Tilda of Anglien (Princess of Anglien)
    • Johann III (King of the Saksens and Angles) m. † Mara of Ter-sog (Princess of Jutien)
      • Johann IV (High King of Angsax)

Line of Jacobus

• Jacobus I (1439–1533), Emperor of the United Imperium, president of the Federal Republic of Cyberia,
  • Jacobus Loki (1515–?), Kaiser (1544–1547, 1584–1587), son of above
    • Raynor Jacobus Loki (1540–1650), Kaiser (1629–1633), son of Jacobus Loki, grandson of Jacobus Kahunamea, consort of Melisande (died 1641).
      • Leyland Raynor (1565–?), Prince of the United Imperium, son of Raynor Jacobus Loki, m. † Aurora Ilios, Empress of Apollantis

Line of Nix

• Orion I Nix, son of Leyland Raynor and Aurora Ilios, first Grand Duke of Lac Glacei
  • Hercule I m. † Ariana (Lady Cognito)
    • Theta Nix (Duchess of Lac Glacei) m. † Ludwig (Lord of Thornsburg)
      • Orion II m. † Vikka Klosson (union of Lac Glaceian and Crandish thrones)
        • Augustin (b. 1689) m. † Ilse (Princess of Angsax)
        • Fleurette (b. 1691) m. † Gunter (Lord of Arminsburg)
          • Annalise (b. 1709) m. 1730 Kenneth MacMartin (1705– )
        • Lothair (b. 1694)