Viscount Myn

Viscount Myn is a title of nobility in the Imperial Peerage of Shireroth, created by Kaiseress Noor in 1649 (posthumously) for Malliki Nakita Nur Pinito.

Uniquely, the title by-passes the normal rules of succession for noble titles (in which only legitimate children may inherit). Imperial Decree 848, which created the title, stipulated: The title shall succeed to his descendants, with preference to the eldest, with no discrimination on gender or whether born within or outside marriage, or whether biological or adopted.

Genealogy and succession

• Malliki Nur Pinito (1573–1644) m. 1595 Leli Nakita (1574– )
  • Malliki Nakita Nur Pinito (1597–1653; 1st Viscount 1649–1653)
  • Leli Nakita Nur Pinito (1600– ; 2nd Viscountess 1653–present)
  • Tanilo Nakita Nur Pinito (1603– ) m. 1628 Latali Kololo (1605– )
    • Mako Nakita Nur Pinito (1632– )
    • Polo Nakita Nur Pinito (1637– )
  • Lamao Nakita Nur Pinito (1608– ) m. 1633 'Anati Kasha (1602– )
    • Rofolo Nur Pinito Kasha (1633– )
  • Semisa Nakita Nur Pinito (1611–1679) m. 1640 Gjovanni Caprici (1606– )
    • Anna Nur Pinito Caprici (1635– ; Duchess of Goldshire) m. 1656 Mahmood Sadri Maleki (1625–1627; Count Pasdaran)
      • Mahmood Ali Caprici Maleki (1657– ) m. Kupana Kose (1660– )
        • Puriya Caprici Maleki (1680– ) m. Roushanak Yazdani (1682– )
          • Samira Caprici Maleki (1705– ) m. 1728 Marcus Avon-El Myksos (1702– ; Dutch of Vigeland)
      • Fatemeh Semisa Caprici Maleki (1659– )
      • Gjulia Laleh Caprici Maleki (1663– )
    • Pearl Nur Pinito Caprici (1640– )
    • Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici (1642– ) p.? Maliya Kulahi (1646– )