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Hurmu state visit to Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-04-16T11:19:30Z

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On the invitation of the government of [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]], a [[Hurmu]] delegation visited Sankt Ludwigshafen from 10.VIII.1719 to 15.VIII.1719.

The delegation consisted of:
* [[Li Naomiai Avon-El]], [[Chancellor of the Order of the Holy Lakes]] and ex officio Presiding Officer of the [[Senate of the Lakes]]
* [[Mondo Etzeterra]], in his capacity as [[Senate of the Lakes|Senator]] and [[Secretary of State for External Relations]]
* [[Mukarram Zubeir]] [[Assembly of Representatives|AM]], [[Minister of International Trade (Hurmu)|Minister of International Trade]] ([[Social and Democratic Party of Hurmu]]), accompanied by his wife Jameela Birjin.
* [[Siw Stai]], the newly appointed ambassador of Hurmu to Sankt Ludwigshafen, accompanied by her wife, Stina Einhorn.

== Trip ==
*10.VIII.1719 08:00 (Hurmu time; CMT+03:00): Leave [[Huyenkula]] ([[Huyenkula Gate|gate]]) for [[Walstadt]] ([[Walstadt Gate|gate]]).
*09.VIII.1719 19:00 (Whales time; CMT-10:00). Arrive seconds later at ([[Walstadt Gate|gate]]).
*09.VIII.1719 19:02: Get into taxi, drive to the [[Palace of Whales]]
*09.VIII.1719 19:18: Arrive [[Palace of Whales]]. Meet Prince, have dinner together. Stay over in the Palace overnight. Minister Zubeir did not speak much during the dinner and seemed not to want to touch his food either.
*10.VIII.1719 07:45: Leave [[Palace of Whales]]. Drive to [[Walstadt International Airport]].
*10.VIII.1719 08:08: Arrive [[Walstadt International Airport]]. A [[C-11 Mula|light transport aircraft]] from the [[Whales Auxiliary Force]], along with its crew, is made available for the delegation.
*10.VIII.1719 08:23: Depart [[Walstadt International Airport]]
*10.VIII.1719 10:10: Arrive at [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]] airstrip.
*10.VIII.1719 10:11: As the delegation disembarks from the plane, they are awaited and greeted by the [[Hans Schafenweide]], Stadtholder of Sankt Ludwigshafen as well as [[Lea Seefang]], President of the Stadtparlement, Anne Schafenweide, CEO of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]] on behalf of the industry of Sankt Ludwigshafen.
*10.VIII.1719 10:12: The military band of the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] starts playing the national anthem of Hurmu, Hanwen u-Brida, and the Ludwiggian representatives sing it along completely as they have memorised the text beforehand.
*10.VIII.1719 10:16: After the anthem has been sung, the military band starts playing traditional Ludwiggian nautical songs while salted whitefish and whale blubber are offered as snacks to the visitors.

== See also ==
* [[Foreign relations of Hurmu]]

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Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide

2023-04-15T19:56:01Z

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'''Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide''' (née '''Jolicoeur''', in [[Huyenkula]], 23.III.1690) is a [[Hurmu]] socialite and former government official, [[Resident for Oystra Stoorskerið|Resident]] for [[Oystra Stoorskerið]] 1717–1718.

Born into an [[Alexandria|Alexandrian]]–Hurmu family, she is the daughter of former [[Senator of the Lakes|Senator]] [[Catarina de Todos los Santos u-Kart]]. On 20.XI.1716, she married [[Simon Schafenweide]], son of the owner of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]], [[Ludwig Schafenweide]], after a few year's courting in the [[Nazarene]] tradition. The two had met at the [[Higher education in Hurmu|University of Huyenkula]] as classmates.

Charlène received a traditional Nazarene upbringing with Hurmu influences. Her father, David Jolicoeur, instilled her with traditional Alexandrian values. The family was shocked in 1696, when it transpired that her mother Catarina had had a relationship before meeting David, with [[Jaime Augustin Joaquin Primo de Aguilar]], which resulted in the birth of a child, [[Eugenia Aguilar]]. Catarina and Primo de Aguilar had kept the identity of Eugenia secret to everyone, including those in their respective families. Upon hearing the scandal, David sued for divorce, despite it being against the rules of his religion, he could not look Catarina in the eyes even more. Charlène, a six-year old at the time, along with her elder brothers Marcel and Emmanuel, sided with their father. While Catarina and David had shared custody, in practice, however, the children stayed mostly with their father, who poisoned their minds against their mother.

Charlène found solace in religion, studying Nazarene theology at university, and considering joining a convent as a nun. It was at this time that she met the handsome and somewhat exotic [[Simon Schafenweide]] from [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. He had taken advantage of the privileges afforded the citizens of Sankt Ludwigshafen under Xäiville Convention to study abroad, in Hurmu, and the two fell in love almost immediately.

She was a candidate for [[Senate of the Lakes|Senate]] in the [[1712 Hurmu general elections]] for the [[United Ayreonist–Traditionalist List]]. The List, however, did not get enough votes for her to be elected to Senate.

They were married on 20.XI.1716 in a [[Nazarene]] ceremony in [[Huyenkula]]. In attendance were most of their families, except Catarina, who was not invited, nor Charlène's half sister Eugenia with family. After the wedding, Charlène added -Schafenweide to her surname, and she vowed to join her husband in moving to Sankt Ludwigshafen once [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration|the situation there]] calmed down. She did so on 15.XII.1716, the day after her husband was appointed to the position of Stadtholder of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

In {{AN|1716}} a writ of summons was issued against her in [[Hurmu]], after her association with a suspected Siseranist cult in Huyenkula was discovered during [[1716 Siseranist arrests in Hurmu|raids]] by the [[Hurmu Constabulary]] against that group. Following the panic in Sankt Ludwigshafen, following the ascension of the Mondosphere into the [[Raspur Pact]], Charlène left her husband Simon Schafenweide, and returned to Hurmu pregnant with his child, despite the fear that she would be arrested.

Her fears were quickly realised as she was detained upon the very moment of her arrival and delivered to the [[Southern District]] for interview by a [[Magister-Carnifex]] loaned to the government of Hurmu for the purpose of investigating the Siseran revival. She was released pending further investigation, by court order in Huyenkula, on 5.III.1717. She returned to her home, hoping to restore her pre-marriage life, only to find that friends and family had abandoned her. She gave birth to Leela Jolicoeur-Schafenweide, the only child she had with Simon Schafenweide on 11.VI.1718

On 22.VIII.1717, [[Prime Minister of Hurmu|Prime Minister]] [[Jamshid-e Osman]] appointed her to the position of [[Resident for Oystra Stoorskerið]] and thus ex officio a member of [[Council of Shared Sovereignty|six-member governing council]] of the condominium. The appointment was widely considered to be tantamount to a form of exile for the widow.

During her brief stay in Sankt Ludwigshafen, Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide had met [[Razzie Waldfürcht]], a woman three years younger that was leading a group of partisans called Sisera's Angels and frequented government circles. The two quickly became good friends and continued writing each other letters after the death of Simon Schafenweide which were followed by Charlène's misfortunes in Hurmu. Writing each other at every occasion they could find, they started to develop romantic feelings for each other. In a moment of loneliness, on the night of 15 to 16 X.1718, in Oystra Stoorskerið, Charlène wandered without aim past the water side as she noticed a small trading vessel flying the flag of Sankt Ludwigshafen lying in the harbour. She approached the captain of said ship. Without first warning Razzie Waldfürcht of her intentions, she paid the captain for a voyage to Sankt Ludwigshafen and boarded the ship together with Leela after instructing her secretary to file her resignation from her post in Hurmu.

When she arrived in Sankt Ludwigshafen on 2.XI.1718 she learned that Razzie Waldfürcht was not in town, she booked a hotel and intended to wait patiently for the return of Razzie. During this time she also renewed contact with her brother in law, [[Hans Schafenweide]], acting Stadtholder of the republic at that time. He offered her his help in integrating in the social and economic life of the republic if she were to stay this time. On 11.XII.1718 Razzie Waldfürcht returned to Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen together with a young boy called Jonah, who had been rescued from a group of human sacrificing Monovians. The two decided to form a common household to provide a stable home for the children they had under their care and registered their civil marriage on 20.XII.1718, followed by a religious marriage ceremony the next day in a chapel of the [[Restored Church]].

As a charismatic socialite in Ludwiggian society Charlène quickly rose to fame. Through her relationship with Razzie Waldfûrcht and the brother of her late husband Stadtholder Hans Schafenweide, she was able to meet many influential people in high society, including the ambassador from [[Hurmu]], [[Siw Stai]] who became a personal friend. In VIII.1719, she was invited by the presidium of the [[Traditional Party of 1680]] to run as candidate for the position of [[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen]] in the [[1720 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. After consultation with her wife, she accepted.

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Accession of the Kingdom of Moorland to the Raspur Pact

2023-04-09T11:30:36Z

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|align=center colspan=2 | <center>'''Application of [[Kingdom of Moorland|Moorland]] for accession to the [[Raspur Pact]]'''
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|'''Status:'''|| Application received
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|'''Application Year:'''|| 1718
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|'''Approval Year'''||{{AN|TBD}}
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|'''Parties:'''|| -{{team flag|Kingdom of Moorland|flag}} [[Kingdom of Moorland]]-{{team flag|Raspur Pact|flag}} [[Raspur Pact]]
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Following the formation of the [[Kingdom of Moorland]] in 1718 the young nation found itself under increasing raids by the [[Confederacy of the Dispossessed]]. Moorland's predecessor, [[Nova England]], had also formerly been a longstanding member of the pact. Further, Moorland shares Nova English heritage with the [[Warring Isles]], currently under the benevolent administration of the [[Benacian Union]], another pact member. Beseeching the community for support against the terrorism of the Dispossessed, Moorland officially dispatched a representative to the pact to request accession. As of X.1718, the kingdom cordially awaits the decision of the pact members.

On 3.X.1718 the Pairlament issued a ratification of the Raspur Pact and the provisions of the founding treaty regulating the freedom of movement, freedom of trade, and mutual guarantees concerning the security of the signatory parties, which was provisional pending the formal acceptance of the kingdom within the pact.

On 4.X.1718 the [[Benacian Union]] and [[Normark]] signalled their support for the accession, and their willingness therefore to act as co-sponsors before the Permanent Commission.

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! Endorsement status !! Member State
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| Endorsement given || {{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie}}, {{team flag|Natopia}}, {{team flag|Sankt Ludwigshafen}}
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| No Objection Received || n/a
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Sisera's Angels

2023-03-25T09:55:49Z

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'''Sisera's Angels''' is a privately funded armed group in [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] that has the aim of stopping human trafficking, slavery and human sacrifices in [[the Lanzerwald]]. The organisation was founded in 1716 after the [[Räumung des Waldes]] law stripped made all of the undocumented natives living in the Lanzerwald practically outlaws, enabling the organisation to fulfill its self-imposed tasks without risking prosecution by the republic. The organisation is founded and led by [[Razzie Waldfürcht]].

Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-03-25T09:25:07Z

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|motto = Lernet Gutes tun, trachtet nach Recht, helfet dem Unterdrückten, schaffet dem Waisen Recht und helfet der Witwen Sache! (Jesaja 1:17)
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''This article deals with a defunct nation, it is partly written in a way that suggests that the nation is still active, but this is not the case. Or is it?''

'''Sankt Ludwigshafen''', Istvanistani: ''Saint Ludwig's Harbour'', officially the '''Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen''' is an independent country in southern Cibola, formerly bordering [[Craitland]]'s dominion of [[Zandarijn]] in the south. The nation was also previously on the MCS map from version 16.7.8, published on 12/04/2020 till 16.8.4, published on 14/06/2020. Originally, the city was a safe haven for Siseranist Saxons who had fled [[Natopia]] after the fall of the [[Principality of Walstadt]]. The name Sankt Ludwigshafen was derived from Prince Ludwig of Walstadt, who was revered as a saint. Siseranism no longer has many followers, it has since been replaced by the [[Nazarene]] faith. While the nation was previously on the MCS map as part of [[Alrig]], since map version 17.0.8, which was published on 02/11/2020, the nation is recognised as an independent nation. The republic is currently governed by [[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Stadtholder]] [[Adam Rettich]], its first stadtholder and founder was [[Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste]].

The two largest cities in Sankt Ludwigshafen are Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. With 29,634 inhabitants as of 1700 AN Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen is the most populous city, and also functions as the capital. Lousville has 19,912 inhabitants according to the 1700 AN census and is the cultural home of the Alexandrian speaking community of the republic. [[Oudorp]], which was absorbed into the republic following the demise of [[Zandarijn]] is the third populous city of Sankt Ludwigshafen with 19,432 inhabitants in 1700 AN. Fourth populous city was [[Stadt Sankt Elonzo]] with, according to 1705 estimates, had 17,922 inhabitants. Stadt Sankt Elonzo was added to the republic following the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] in 1705, and was until then known as the ruins of Monoviaville. During the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the city was destroyed by Siseranist extremists.

After the Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War in which Sankt Ludwigshafen achieved a pyrrhic victory, Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen was no longer to to dominate the Lanzerwald. The cities in which Zandt majorities ruled, invited Sankt Ludwigshafen into the newly founded [[Union of Oudorp]], which established the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]], the formal successor to the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

== History ==

=== First republic ===
Until 1650 the area where Sankt Ludwigshafen is situated was claimed by the [[Empire of the Alexandrians]]. Very little reminds of that period as the Alexandrians did not have significant settlements in the area. The only archaeological sites where minimal remnants of the Alexandrian period are found is at the border with Zandarijn. Here some artefacts once belonging to border patrols have been recovered. The republic was established in 1680 as an independent nation. As the Ludwiggian perspective on Alexandria is heavily influenced by the hostility of the First Jingdaoese Empire, there is very little interest in the Alexandrian history. However, looting expeditions into the ruins of Lancôme, which used to be located north of Sankt Ludwig's location, brought back the [[Alexandrian Flu]] in 1682. While the disease was not more problematic in Sankt Ludwigshafen than a normal seasonal flu, in Alrig it led to the [[Alexandrian flu epidemic of 1682]]. Because of the death toll in Alrig, Alrig launched a punitive expedition to Sankt Ludwigshafen and annexed it in 1682. Within the Alriggian Republic it was known as the Cibolan Circle. Despite the annexation, governance of the republic had not fundamentally changed directly after the annexation as Alrig was a decentralised state where most policy decisions are made by the circles. This does not mean the republic had autonomy, as Alrig was a unitary state where the [[Council of Driftwood]] had the final say. The situation changed in 1684 when many Alriggians fleeing from the violence of the [[Jingdaoese-Alriggian War]] settled in the Cibolan Circle, outnumbering the native population. While attempts were made to reconcile religious differences, these attempts proved to be futile. The Alriggian refugees retreated into their newly founded city of Erazmhafen after they found themselves unwelcome in Sankt Ludwigshafen. After the founding of the [[Barbarian Republic]], many Alriggians left Erazmhafen in 1685. On the 7th day of the 9th month of the year 1685, the Stadtparlement adopted a resolution reverting the annexation and declaring Sankt Ludwigshafen to be an independent nation again. A herald was sent to Erazmhafen with the declaration and an ultimatum. The ultimatum gave the inhabitants of Erazmhafen three days to convert to Siseranism or leave the city. When the ultimatum had passed, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was sent into the city, and inquired of everyone they encountered if they had repented and accepted Sisera as their Lady and Saviour. Twenty-three people claimed they hadn't and were burned in the city market. The execution of these people created unrest in the republic, both Ludwiggians and Alriggians took to the streets to protest, demanding that the dragoons would be defunded. Stattholder Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste responded to the protests with force. Dragoons were ordered to repel protesters with rubber bullets, injuring a dozen. The use of force against peaceful protesters only escalated the situation and more and more citizens joined the protests. On the 20th day of the 9th month of 1685, Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste recognised that he had lost the faith of the population and stepped down. Without his guidance, the republic collapsed on the 23rd day of the 9th month of 1685.

=== Second republic===
In the 12th month of 1689 a group of Cibolan-Saxons who had fled the violence in the [[Barbarian Republic]] during its [[Collapse of Barbary|collapse]] arrived in Sankt Ludwigshafen. Ever since 1685 more and more Alriggians had left the region, which had become predominantly populated by Cibolan-Saxons again. To determine whether the refugees should be welcomed, a provisional Stadtparlement was called together. It was decided that the refugees would be welcome, as long as they spoke Saxon as their native tongue and were devout worshippers of Sisera. New [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|elections]] were also announced, to be held on the first day of the first month of 1690. Claudia Weißdeich, who had been president (Vorsitzende) of the Stadtparlement in the previous parliamentary period, was named Statthalter for the period of the provisional Stadtparlement. Religious changes occurred in 1690 after a discovery about Saint Ludwig's adherence to the [[Nazarene]] faith and an expedition to the South Sea Islands, that follow the Nazarene faith. In that year most of the people of the republic repented from their Sisteranist ways and converted to the [[Nazarene]] faith, the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded on 7.IV.1690 and most citizens were baptised by it. On 2.VIII.1690 the republic incorporated the [[Lanzerwald (region)|Lanzerwald]] into its territory, which included the ruins of Alexandrian Lancôme and Alriggian-Ludwiggian Erazmhafen.

In the 13th month of 1693 a famine and the loss of a fishing vessel brought distress to the Siseranist community. In an attempt to appease their Gods, Siseranist priestesses captured twenty-four children, with the intent of sacrificing them.The Stadtparlement condemned the abductions and the intended sacrifices, to which the Siseranists responded by appoint their own queen, who was named Elijahna. Following relatively light skirmishes in the [[Ludwigshafener Civil War]], in XV.1693, Siseranists insurgents were able to bring a nuclear device into the Sankt Ludwigshafen national parliament, and they were also able to detonate it. The blast killed most citizens of the republic that were present in Sankt Ludwigshafen and wiped away the government structure. During the conflict, several thousand citizens were able to flee, especially Nazarene believers who had fled from the Siseranist regions where they lived previously. Many of them settled on Capolona, where [[Neu Ludwigshafen]] was founded, although the colony would perish in its first winter.

=== Third republic ===

In the 6th month of 1696 leaders from [[Ludwiggian people|Ludwiggian]] and [[Louisian people|Louisian]] tribes gathered north of the ruins of Sankt Ludwigshafen to re-establish the republic and adopted the constitution of the third republic. Plans were made to decontaminate the radioactive former capital and re-establish it as national capital by the year 1700. The town of Hinterdünen was designated as a temporary capital and the Louisians were invited to establish their own settlements in the former territory of the second republic. Only Nazarene tribes participated in the consultation between the tribes, but envoys were sent to the Siseranists informing them of the plans. The Siseranists were told to repent of their evil ways, subscribe the Helicorean Creed and be baptised, or leave the territory. Most Siseranists gave up their former religion, but the third republic had to endure several violent uprisings. In these uprisings, an estimated 3,200 people lost their lives before the republic returned to peace. An expedition to the remains of Neu Ludwigshafen in the 5th month of 1697 brought Sankt Ludwigshafen two-hundred survivors and assets that made it possible to establish its own automobile industry. The Stadtparlement was determined to make sure that Sankt Ludwigshafen would develop itself into an industrial nation.

While many citizens supported the industrialisation of Sankt Ludwigshafen, they opposed the steps that the Stadtparlement wanted to take to get there. The construction of roads was for example seen as a danger to the social cohesion in towns, by promoting internal migration. There were also lingering concerns that the construction of new roads would make it easier to perform armoured assaults on the republic's cities, and before any wide roads were built, the republic started to build fortifications around its town, most notably Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. As the republic started to develop, it also become more self-conscious and began to participate in international relations. In 1697 a consul was sent to Oudorp to further Ludwigshafener interests in the Craitish seaport. To cater to the spiritual needs of the Ludwiggian people in Oudorp, the Ludwiggian Reformed Church also established a mission in that town. The church evangelised among the local population, at first without success, but as the political situation in Zandarijn worsened and Monovian militants threatened the dominion, more and more found comfort in the Nazarene teachings.

==== Incorporation of Oudorp ====

In late 1699 [[Zandarijn]], which neighboured Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south, disintegrated following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]]. The Ludwiggian consul in Oudorp warned Stadtholder Rettich that the situation in the vitally important seaport had become very unstable and that Sankt Ludwigshafen risked losing its ability to trade with overseas nations on Micras. The Stadtparlement was called together and it resolved to inform the Craitish government in [[Cherry Trees]] that Sankt Ludwigshafen would assume government in Oudorp until Craitland would restore law and order in Zandarijn. At the same time the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was deployed to the town, which did not resist the Ludwiggian incursion. Several thousand refugees from other parts of Zandarijn made their way to Oudorp as well and were redistributed among the various settlements throughout the republic in emergency housing facilities, while funds for construction of permanent housing were brought together. The Craitish government in Cherry Trees responded to the Stadtparlement resolution by recognising Ludwiggian rule over Oudorp a few days later.

==== Ludwiggian-Monovian War ====

Between II.1702 and III.1705, the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen fought a war with Monovian militants who were held responsible for the downfall of Zandarijn in 1699. The militants were led by King [[Elonzo XII]] who reigned from the ruins of Monoviaville in the western part of the Lanzerwald. The Stadtparlement created the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] to fight the militants, with a strength of 5,100 men. Most of the war was characterised by limited skirmishes between Ludwiggian and Monovian troops, with the exception of the battle of Monoviaville that took place in III.1705 when Sankt Ludwigshafen assaulted King Elonzo XII's stronghold. The war resulted in the conquest of Monovian-held territories by Sankt Ludwigshafen, most of which were incorporated into the Lanzerwald nationally protected forest. The city of Monoviaville was renamed to Stadt Sankt Elonzo to honour Elonzo XII, after his death in VII.1705. Apart from the territorial gains through the war, it is notable because for the first time Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to develop an airplane. The [[J-1 Lärm]], a powered wooden glider capable of carrying dumb bombs, was created to scout the dense forests for enemy entrenchments.

=== Fourth Republic ===

In X.1705 representatives from [[Louisville]] and [[Sankt Elonzo]] presented a petition to the Stadtparlement which stated that the city councils and the inhabitants of these cities felt that the constitutional arrangements of the Third Republic did not cater to the interests of citizens outside Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen. They demanded the Stadtparlement to be reformed into a truly national parliament. There was some opposition to the plan, primarily from politicians who felt that the Stadtparlement already functioned as a national parliament, and that the criticism only focused on the name. Nevertheless, a constitutional dialogue between representatives of all communities was held in XII.1705. The new constitution was formally adopted by the Stadtparlement in II.1706. Important changes were the establishment of a standing army, guarantees of social security and a new parliament, which was called the [[Nationalversammlung der Republik Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Despite some calls for federalisation, the republic maintained strictly unitary.

[[File:Boundary marker rsl.png|thumb|A delegation from the Mondosphere inspected the boundary markers at the Ludwiggian-Mondese border in I.1707.]]

XV.1706 saw the expansion of the Mondosphere towards the Ludwiggian border to the west of Sankt Elonzo, the first time since the fall of Zandarijn that the republic had a neighbour who was recognised by the MCS. The initial reaction from the Ludwiggians was of concern, both because of the rapid expansion and the hard to understand nature of [[Mondo Etzeterra]] himself, him being a lich. Emotions cooled down when a delegation from the Mondosphere together with a delegation from the Nationalversammlung inspected the new common borders and its boundary marks and found no issue. The Ludwiggians applauded the meticulous and orderly nature of their new neighbours and were pleased to be able to converse in South Cibolan Saxon with them.

=== Lanzerwaldian Period ===

Following the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the dominance of Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald waned and gave way to the rise of the cities that were formerly part of Zandarijn to take the leading role in the Lanzerwald. These Cibolan-Diets speaking cities signed the [[Union of Oudorp]] and invited the cities of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen to participate as well. The Union of Oudorp led to the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]] on 1.X.1709. Between 1709 and 1716 the nation of Lanzerwald persisted, first under the aforementioned name of the Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald (1709-1715), to be replaced by the highly decentralised [[Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] (1715-1716) in 1715 after the [[1715 Lanzerwaldian Mutiny]], the final iteration of the Lanzerwald Republic was the [[Republic of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] that existed briefly in 1716 and was a return to centralised government from Oudorp.

=== Restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen ===

The Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald had outlawed all railways, electronic devices, motorised vehicles and plastics and even ordered for them to be destroyed. This angered [[Ludwig Schafenweide]], owner of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]] and he started building an alliance of like-minded Ludwiggian people who wanted Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to once again become the centre of the republic, rather than the more rural cities, ruled by Cibolan-Diets speaking people of Zandarijn descent, where the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] had promoted a Luddite agenda that had led to economic downfall and famines. During the bloody [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] the Army of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen destroyed the far-away lying rural cities and restored primacy of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald.

The restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen planted the seeds of its immolation, which germinated quickly. Already during the war, Sankt Ludwigshafen's only friendly neighbour, Mondo, with whom discussions about a military alliance had been in an advanced stage, joined the hostile Raspur Pact instead after Lanzerwaldian negotiators were neglectful in finishing up the talks and present a final treaty proposal. Xaiville Convention ally Hurmu performed a series of razzias against people affiliated with the republic, after Ludwiggians there were found to be active in illegal Siseranist congregations, and issued an order for the arrest of Sankt Ludwighafen's first Lady Charlene Schafenweide. The other Xaiville Convention member states refused to side with Sankt Ludwigshafen and it saw no other option than to leave the convention. The news of Sankt Ludwigshafen's complete isolation was a shock to the people in the republic, who realised that nothing would prevent the hostile neighbours from having their way with the republic. They abandoned their homes in the city, which they set alight and fled into the Lanzerwald forest. The republic seemed to sink into [[the Green]] on 24.XV.1716.

After the initial scare people returned to the city and started rebuilding it. The panic was replaced with a determination to restore the republic to its former glory, and even make it greater than before. As it turned out that Stadtholder Simon Schafenweide had passed away on 14.I.1717, new elections were announced and held on 1.II.1717.

== Territorial changes ==

<gallery>
File:Map Sanktludwigshafen.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen as part of Alrig in 1682
File:Lanzerwald.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of the Lanzerwald in 1690
File:Sanktludwigshafen map 1699.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of Oudorp in 1699
File:Claim_ludwigshafen_2021_09_03.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1700
File:Claim ludwigshafen 2022 02 13.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1705 following the absorption of Monovian territories during the Ludwiggian-Monovian War, not yet accepted by MCS
</gallery>

== Politics ==

The Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen was a parliamentary republic governed by a ''Stadtparlement'' (city parliament), with 50 seats, which was presided by the ''Vorsitzende des Stadtparlements'' and elected by all citizens every three years. The fist act of a new Stadtparlement was to elect a ''[[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Statthalterin]]'' (stadtholder), who led the executive branch of the state. Several parties participated in the elections, the most popular of which were the [[Traditional Party of 1680]] and the [[Slight Reform Party of 1681]], which advocated a more humane death penalty for heretics and pagans. The [[Progressive Alliance of 1683]] participated in the 1683 elections, with an agenda of religious freedom and tolerance. In 1689 the Stadtparlement's composition was not the result of elections but a provisional Stadtparlement was agreed upon by delegations of the Traditional Party and the Slight Reform Party, which saw a need to re-establish law and order in Sankt Ludwigshafen, following the influx of refugees from Barbary. The Progressive Alliance was left out of negotiations and forcefully disbanded as part of the first session of the Stadtparlement.

Over the years the Traditional Party has been able to update its policies and was able to remain relevant. Around 1690 leading members of the Traditional Party were the first to recognize that the nation would become more and more a Nazarene nation, rather than the Siseranist nation it had been before. The Slight Reform Party did not anticipate this and kept pushing for a Siseranist agenda, leading to a landslide election victory for the Traditional Party in 1690. After the civil war Siseranism was no longer a tolerated religion within the republic and the Slight Reform Party was only barely able to remain part of the Stadtparlement, with one seat. In II.1697 the [[Tekeel Party of 1697]] was founded, which represented citizens that felt that the Traditional Party had championed too far-reaching reforms, such as the 1696 law on infrastructure, that paved the way for electricity, paved roads and rail roads in the republic.

=== Election results ===
==== Stadtparlement elections 1680 - 1705 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1680 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1680]]
| 50
|
|
|
|-
| [[1683 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1683]]
| 39
| 10
| 1
|
|-
| [[1689 pro forma elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1689]]*
| 35
| 15
|
|
|-
| [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1690]]
| 47
| 3
|
|
|-
| [[1696 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1696]]
| 49
| 1
|
|
|-
| [[1699 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1699]]
| 43
| 4
| 2
| 1
|-
| [[1702 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1702]]
| 45
| 3
| 1
| 1
|-
| [[1705 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1705]]
| 42
| 5
| 2
| 1
|-
| scope="row" colspan="4"| * Pro forma, no actual votes cast
|}

==== Nationalversammlung elections 1706 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1706 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1706]]
| 93
| 3
| 3
| 1
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1707 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1707 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1707]]
| 48
| 1
| 0
| 1
|-
|}

==== Steden-Generaal elections in the Lanzerwald, 1709 - 1715 ====

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1709 elections in the Lanzerwald|1709]]
| 95
| 2
| 0
| 3
|-
| [[1712 elections in the Lanzerwald|1712]]
| 96
| 1
| 1
| 2
|-
| [[1715 elections in the Lanzerwald|1715]]
| 97
| 1
| 0
| 2
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1717 - present ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1717 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1717]]
| 43
| 3
| 2
| 1
|}

=== Constitution ===
The 1696 [[Constitution of the Third Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]] reflects the morals and values of the Ludwiggian Reformed Church. The constitution both recognises the fallen nature of the people, but also the prospect of redemption. The constitution forbids the death penalty, and life sentences without the possibility of parole. The constitution also confirms the Nazarene faith as the national faith of the Ludwiggian people, although it does not ban other religions explicitly. The Siseranist religion, and other religions that demand human sacrifices are banned in seperate legislation.

=== Foreign relations ===
Sankt Ludwigshafen is not a member of any international organisations. The nation is not a member of military pacts. The republic has not formally adopted a policy of permanent neutrality but there is ongoing debate within Ludwiggian society whether this should be considered in the future. In XI.1702 representatives from Ludwigshafen met with representatives from Craitland to discuss a possible ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the [[Xäiville Convention]]. On 23.IX.1703 Sankt Ludwigshafen was formally welcomed into the convention, but left it again on 21.XV.1716 following the arrests of Ludwiggian students who enjoyed the right to free travel in Hurmu, which was considered by Sankt Ludwigshafen to be a breach of the convention, but the other member states did not wish to speak up for Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The republic had friendly relations with [[Craitland]], which bordered Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south with its province of [[Zandarijn]]. Using the Craitish seaport of Oudorp, Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to conduct commerce with nations all over Micras. Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] and the retreat of Craitland from Cibola, Sankt Ludwigshafen was allowed to gain control over Oudorp. Ties between Craitland and Sankt Ludwigshafen remained cordial in the following years, even more so after the ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the aforementioned Xaïville Convention. Relations with [[Jingdao]] were friendly, due to cultural and, previously, religious ties. Relations between Jingdao and Sankt Ludwigshafen were never formalised and are not as strong in the early 1700s as they were before. In 1691 the republic signed the [[Treaty of Rherci]] with [[Calbion]], which was a neighbour at the time, establishing friendly relations with that nation, and in 1703 the republic signed the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] with the Benacian power [[Sanama]]. The Ludwiggian ambassador to Sanama also functions as the republics representative to the other Benacian nations. Relations were very friendly, even if not formalised yet, with the Mondostate of [[Etzeland]], but deteriorated after Sankt Ludwigshafen and Mondo to form an alliance were suspected to be done in bad faith by Mondo who joined the Raspur Pact instead.

==== Treaties ====

* 1691: [[Treaty of Rherci]], [[Calbion]]
* 1703: [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sanama]]
* 1707: [[1707 Treaty between Sankt Ludwigshafen and Sint Barentsz|Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Republic of Sint Barentsz]]

==== Former treaties ====

* 1703-1716: [[Xäiville Convention]], with at the time [[Craitland]], [[Hurmu]], [[Mercury]], [[Senya]], [[South Sea Islands]], [[Tellia]]

== Military ==

Traditionally the republic only had a small standing army, the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] which is a mounted infantry corps. This was previously complemented by a conscription army that could be levied during times of war. In the 1699 military reform the conscription model was abandoned and replaced by a standing army of professional soldiers, complemented by a military reserve force of volunteers. From 1682 to 1685 500 regulars of the Alriggian presidential army were permanently stationed in Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The professional armed forces that were established in 1699 are called the Republikswehr. It consists of the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen, a mounted infantry corps, the Füsilierkorps Ludwigshafen, a naval infantry corps, and the Bunkerkorps which mans the casemates in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. Both expeditionary branches of the Republikswehr have a manpower of 2,000 souls. The Bunkerkorps has a manpower of circa 300 souls, it is heavily dependant on the reservists of the Bezirkbürgerwehr in times of war. Like before the reform, the Ludwiggian armed forces do not have a focus on mechanization, without having armoured vehicles or large-hulled sea-faring vessels to its disposal.

All physically and mentally fit students of the [[Mittelschule (Sankt Ludwigshafen)|Mittelschule]] are trained in basic markmanship and military skills. Until 1699 they would be added into the Bezirkbürgerwehr (district citizen’s militia) of the district where they resided, which was headed by a Hauptmann. The different militias fell under the command of one single Oberst, who had the authority to call for the mobilisation of conscripts in emergencies. Since 1699 the Bezirkbürgerwehr invites all young adults between the ages of 18 and 25 to continue their training, but this is no longer mandatory.

Throughout its history Sankt Ludwigshafen has had a military doctrine that is focused on defence and the republic has hardly ever spent resources on developing offensive capabilities. This policy was originally born out of necessity as the republic was simply too small to command an expeditionary army. In the late 1690's, casemates were constructed around Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville to be able to defend these cities even when wider paved roads are built in the near future. In order to deter naval attacks on the port of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen, plans have been drafted to build two concrete forts just off the coast, that will be armed with heavy cannons and radar and sonar installations.

Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] in 1699 by Monovian militants, the Dominion of Zandarijn, which belonged to [[Craitland]] started to fail and the Stadtparlement launched [[Operation Enduring Fellowship]] to prevent the republic losing access to the vitally important seaport of [[Oudorp]]. With permission and cooperation from Craitish authorities, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen takes control of the city. During Operation Enduring Fellowship the Dragonerkorps fights the Monovian militants, who are being led by [[Elonzo XII]], several times, resulting in the loss of life of 55 dragoons. Operation Enduring Fellowship is formally concluded in XV.1701. However, hostilities between Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Monovians do not end there, in XIV.1702 the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] starts and the Stadtparlement creates the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] out of several Bezirkbürgerwehrs, to combat the, unrecognised, Kingdom of Monovia. During the war the Kriegskorps develops the first warplane of the republic, the [[J-1 Lärm]]. The war is concluded in III.1705.

After the war, the Kriegskorps is meant to be dissolved but the newly gained city of Sankt Elonzo asks for a remnant of the Kriegskorps to be deployed there while it can establish its own Bezirkbürgerwehr. In the constitutional talks of XII.1705, that would ultimately lead to the Fourth Republic, it is determined that the Kriegskorps will not be dissolved, but will become the main fighting force of the republic and that it will be transformed into a professional standing army.

== Economy ==

The economy of Sankt Ludwigshafen was based on the logging and fishing industry. Whaling was a traditional practice of the inhabitants of Sankt Ludwigshafen. It was not economically viable anymore due to the high costs associated with whaling in the waters surrounding Sankt Ludwigshafen and the lack of an export market. As of 1685, most products of the logging and fishing industry were exported as raw materials, with most of the profit being made overseas. In the months before the first republic's collapse, the Stadtparlement was trying to change this by offering subsidies and loans for the construction of factories in Sankt Ludwigshafen. This was not as successful as was hoped, within the republic there was not much expertise on the construction and management of large factories, and foreign investors expressed their doubt about the republic's aversion to infrastructure. Still, some smaller scale operations were set up, creating high quality wooden objects that are prized on the international market, such as casings for clocks and intricate carvings. There is a strong tradition of quilting in Sankt Ludwigshafen, which is usually done at home during the winter months by both men and women. Especially intricate quilts made by extremely talented people from the Lanzerwald region are highly sought after by collectors in the niche.

Until 1690, the national currency was the Jingdaoese Kala, but the [[Craitish Cräite]] was also commonly used. While the [[Ludwigspfennig]] was minted in Sankt Ludwigshafen, it was usually only used for everyday purchases such as groceries. This changed in 1690 when the Stadtparlement accepted a reform of the Ludwigspfennig, which made it a fiat money with lighter coins and banknotes, so that it would be more practical in daily use. The foreign currencies remained in use in international trade but were slowly phased out in the domestic market.

The republic bans an array of goods and materials that are in common use in most of the modern world. This includes most artificial plastics, electronics and clothing made out of different thread materials. Instead of artificial plastics products are made out of metal, wood or bone. The Ludwiggian ban on these products is often confusing for tourists and a hindrance to the tourism market.

Since the merger of Sankt Ludwigshafen and the territories previously associated with [[Zandarijn]], agriculture has become a more important economic sector. Arable farming and horticulture, primarily floriculture, surpassed fishing and became the dominant sectors in the national economy. Measured both in weight and value, roughly half of the production of the arable land is wheat, in different varieties, including spelt, also known as dinkel wheat. While its production is not even close when measured in produced tons, the floriculture sector is extremely valuable to the economy of Sankt Ludwigshafen. Its primary exports are bulbs and dried flowers, with the constituent states of the [[Mondosphere]] being major export destinations for brightly coloured flower bulbs such as tulips and crocuses. Export of fresh cut flowers is difficult because the republic has an underdeveloped infrastructure for refrigerated goods, and no airfields to quickly export the flowers. Export of plants in pots is slowly taking off, especially since the accession of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the Raspur Pact opened the markets of [[Natopia]] and the Mondosphere.

=== Tourism ===

Following the ratification of the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] visitors from [[Sanama]] were among the first to visit Sankt Ludwigshafen purely for pleasure. Previous visitors like [[Only Natopian in town|Earnest Godström]] had visited as students, but the Sanamans came purely to enjoy the snowy hills and experience some of the Ludwiggian culture. As these tourists first appeared no special accommodation had been prepared for them, but they were given a room at the local village hall, usually for free. In 1704 the first accommodations built purely for tourists had been built, small hotels that also offered skiing equipment and hot meals. Families with spare rooms also took tourists in, and would usually let them participate in the family life as if they were genuinely part of it. The Ludwiggian tourist industry remained small however, with no more than 12,000 people visiting the republic annually.

== Infrastructure ==

Until late 1693, cars and other motorised vehicles were extremely uncommon in Sankt Ludwigshafen, if not explicitly banned. Ludwiggian roads outside the city were originally constructed a maximum of 88cm wide to make it more difficult for modern armies that depend on armour to attack the city. In the city, roads were usually suitable for cars and light trucks, but draught animals were usually preferred. Heavy transport usually took place over water, from the inland to Sankt Ludwigshafen over the river Karlsfluß in hulks. In the harbour the goods were placed on cogs that sail them to [[Oudorp]] in [[Zandarijn]], [[Craitland]] from where they were distributed across Micras in modern container ships. In XI.1693 the Stadtparlement abandoned this policy as it was considered to be restraining economic growth in the republic too much. Construction of gravel roads to Molkhof, Hinterdünen and Craitmark were ordered. In IV.1694 an agreement was reached between [[Zandarijn]] and Sankt Ludwigshafen to construct a gravel road from Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to [[Oudorp]] in Zandarijn, [[Craitland]].

From 1696 onwards, the Stadtparlement explored the possibility to pave some of the main roads of the republic, but high anticipated costs and local resistance prevented swift action. When in VII.1696 the Stadtparlement adopted a law detailing standards to be used in the road, rail and electric infrastructure. Among other things it was decided that future rail connections would be built using a 1,435 mm track gauge, cars would drive on the right side of paved roads, and 230V would be the standard for home and office delivery of electricity. At the moment when the law was adopted, the construction of relevant infrastructure had not yet commenced. The law became a point of contention in the Traditional Party, with many members opposing the introduction of these novities which they feared would erode the social structure of their communities. The law was only adopted when stadtholder Adam Rettich promised that none of the infrastructure described in the law would be built before the year 1700 and that nothing would be built without permission from the Stadtparlement after that date.

In 1700 the moratorium ended and the Stadtparlement ordered the construction of a road network, which would be known as the [[Kraftfahrstraßennetz Ludwigshafen]]. The first paved road to be constructed would lead from [[Louisville]] to [[Oudorp]] via [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]].

== Demographics ==

=== Population ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Population
|-
| 1680
| 089,286
|-
| 1685
| 093,745
|-
| 1690
| 097,385
|-
| 1695
| 094,229
|-
| 1700
| 119,730
|}

{{see also|Sankt Ludwigshafen census}}

=== Ethnicity ===

The republic was initially founded to provide a safe haven for South Cibolan Saxons who still followed the old Siseranist religion that Prince Ludwig publicly confessed to during his lifetime. What constitutes a South Cibolan Saxon was a point of divergence between ethnonationalist hardliners and linguistic/religious nationalists who claimed that anybody who prays to Sisera in the South Cibolan Saxon language is welcome. In reality, the discussion was mostly academic in nature as very few people from outside felt attracted to the slightly anachronistic state. Most people who were naturalised into the republic joined through marriage with a native Saxon and conversion to Siseranism, effectively assimilating into Sankt Ludwighafen's society. After most people in the republic were baptised into the Nazarene faith from 1690 onwards, the requirement to adhere to Siseranism was naturally waived.

The fact that the Ludwiggian ethnicity was no longer related to Siseranism led to the idea that the citizens of the republic were not just Cibolan Saxons, they constituted the [[Ludwiggian people]]. Following the establishment of the third republic in 1696, the republic also welcomed the Alexandrian speaking [[Louisian people|Louisians]].

In 1699 the Craitish dominion of Zandarijn was dissolved and the town of [[Oudorp]] was absorbed into the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen along with around 20,000 Zandarinians who have their own unique culture and who speak a language that is related to [[Batavia|Batavian]].

The population of Stadt Sankt Elonzo, which was added to Sankt Ludwigshafen after the Ludwiggian-Monovian War in 1705, is closely related to the Louisian people, but speaks a Saxon dialect close to Ludwiggian.

=== Religion ===

The national religion of Sankt Ludwigshafen was traditionally Ludwiggian Siseranism. Which was a particular branch of Siseranism, derived from the Siseranist periods of [[Walstadt]]. The crucifixion of [[Elijah Ayreon]] by [[Sisera]] was one of the key theological pillars of the religion. In contrast to Jingdaoese Siseranism, Siseranism in Sankt Ludwig saw both Sisera and Elijah Ayreon positively. This was due to the influence of [[Natopia|Natopian]] [[Bovinism]]. Prince Ludwig of Walstadt was celebrated as a saint in Sankt Ludwig. The stories about how he gained control over the principality were legends with which all Ludwigians are familiar. The return to Walstadt in the late days of Micras was also a common theme in Ludwigian Siseranism.

A key teaching of the religion was that while individuality and personal expression are not inherently bad, in the end all people must be ready to be sacrificed for the stability of the state. This opened up the religion to cases of abuse, where elders would try to cover-up wrongdoings by claiming that exposure would hurt the community more and that the victim of an "incident" should not pursue persecution. After a series of incidents, involving cases of physical, mental and rare cases of sexual abuse, the Church of Sankt Ludwig showed remorse for its position and stressed the need for transparency and accountability.

In 1690 the personal diary of Ludwig of Walstadt was discovered, which shook the republic on its theological foundations. It became clear that Ludwig of Walstadt did not follow the theology of Sisera out of conviction, but because he felt allying with the strong Jingdaoese Empire was the only way to secure the future of his people. Later in his life Ludwig became to regret this choice and was even secretly baptised into the [[Nazarene]] faith. The discovery led to an increased interest in the Nazarene faith in Sankt Ludwigshafen, with some fishermen heading out to the [[South Sea Islands]] to learn more about the religion from the [[Protestantse Kerk in de Zuidzee-eilanden]]. The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded, which quickly became the largest religious denomination within the republic with 84,4% of the population of Sankt Ludwigshafen baptised into the new faith by the end of 1690, with only 15,6% still claiming to adhere to the old Siseranist faith. The Siseranist religion was completely outlawed in 1696 when the Third Republic was established, because of the gruesome deeds executed in the name of Siseranism during the civil war. However, a new small religious minority emerged as the Louisians joined Sankt Ludwigshafen, some of them are members of the [[Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria]].

Religious life in Sankt Ludwigshafen is characterised by a free and open attitude. The clergy of the church stresses that it is not a source of divine knowledge and that interpretation of the Scripture is difficult even for experts, so that final answers cannot be given. Believers are encouraged to attend services at least monthly, to participate in the mystical supper.

== Culture ==

The culture in Sankt Ludwigshafen is egalitarian but also traditional. Ostentatious display of wealth is considered a 'faux pas' by Ludwiggers. Ludwiggian society values the written, spoken or sung word above visual images. Highly valued cultural works are first and foremost religious hymns and poems, but also poetry that deals with the everyday secular life of the Ludwiggian people. The people in Sankt Ludwigshafen are slow to adapt new technologies, and view technological progress with distrust. Where other nations adapt these technologies to make life more pleasant or easy, Ludwiggians believe that hard work should not be substituted. This is in part inspired by their understanding of the Nazarene faith, and especially Genesis 3:19 ''"In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return."''

Sankt Ludwigshafen participated in the [[Microvision Song Contest]] in [[Microvision Song Contest 2020|2020]] and [[Microvision Song Contest 2021|2021]]. Entries in the Microvision Song Contest tend to be more ''underground'' musical genres which are not well known to the general public with lyrics or instrumentals that are more vulgar or louder than is usually acceptable in Ludwiggian society. Entries are selected by the [[Ludwiggian Microvisional Society]].

=== Cuisine ===

The cuisine of Sankt Ludwigshafen is based on the products that are locally available through the farming and fishing industry. Very little food products are imported from overseas. Traditional staples are wheat, from which bread and pasta are made, apples and pears, root vegetables, cabbages and fish. Spices and herbs that are used in the Ludwiggian cuisine are dill, juniper berries, savory and chervil, all of which are produced locally and often in the own home garden. Refined sugars are not used in the Ludwiggian cuisine, as they are considered an unnecessary 'worldly' product.

Crêpes are a local speciality in Louisville, while apple crumble is a local speciality of Oudorp.

== Feminism and LGBT rights ==

During the ancient Siseranist era, the state did not formally recognise differences between man and woman. However, the prominence of the Siseranist religion had led to some differences in the acceptance of behaviour in men and women. For example, ruthless and tyrannical behaviour was more often accepted in women than in men. Many leading positions were taken by women. An exception was the fishing fleet, which was and is dominated by men. This was however a dangerous industry which mourned many casualties each year, including captains of ships lost-at-sea. Starting in 1690, the Siseranist viewpoint eroded in Sankt Ludwigshafen following the adoption of the [[Nazarene]] faith by a majority of the population, which in the short-term resulted in a more equal society, but over time resulted in a more patriarchal society, as the Nazarene faith did not allow women to have leading positions in the church. The rise of the [[Restored Church]], which has influences from both [[Bovinism]] and Siseranism, and both women and men in leading position made society rather equal.

LGBT rights have always been recognised in the republic. Homosexuality was not prevalent more or less in Sankt Ludwig society compared to other states on [[Micras]], but has never been an issue of debate within secular society. Marriage is open to all people over the age of 20 and all marriage ceremonies are performed by the state, after which a religious ceremony to bless the marriage is customary. Under the old Siseranist religion, the story of the transgender Mrs Donder, who was one of the helpers of Sisera in the [[Hurmu Genocide]] was the basis for a doctrine of tolerance towards trans people. The state does not record the sex or gender of citizens or travellers in passports, visa or other official documentation. Gender affirmation surgeries are not performed in the hospitals of Sankt Ludwigshafen as the state hospitals do not have enough patients to warrant this. Referral to foreign clinics is possible, but not usually paid for by the state's medical insurance organisation. [[Hans Schafenweide]] was the first transgender stadtholder in the history of the republic, a fact that mostly went unnoticed in the republic as his gender identity was considered to be a private issue.

The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] sees the presence of homosexuality on Micras as a result of the [[wikipedia:Fall of man|Fall of Man]]. Despite this view, it initially did not see homosexuality as something that could be changed by the individual and encouraged homosexual believers to find comfort in a monogamous relationship with a partner of the same sex, including marriage. Whether the Ludwiggian Reformed Church should continue to bless homosexual marriages was debated throughout the early 1690's, with some local churches refusing the blessing. These churches remain a small minority among the republic's many churches. Overall, the churches of the republic are open and welcoming to all members of the LGBT community. However, because the church still sees homosexuality as a sin, despite its sugar-coating, many of its members who deal with homosexual thoughts suffer from anxiety and guilt as a result of the teachings of the church.

The Restored Church encourages its members to accept themselves and does not associate sexual attractions with morality, unless they negatively impact other people. This is based on both the Bovine story of the [[Vices of Mount Vice]] and the teachings of Sisera towards [[Mrs Donder]]. In the tradition of the Restored Church, Bous is often associated with masculinity while Sisera is associated with femininity. It is not uncommon for believers to present as another gender than the one they were assigned at birth in religious services, to reflect the one of the god they are worshipping at that moment. This does not mean the believer identifies with that gender, but it makes it easier for members that question the gender that they were assigned at birth to experiment with their identity, making the church especially appealing to non-binary and transgender people.

Since 1717, the education system of Sankt Ludwigshafen teaches students of all ages about sexuality and gender identity in a way that is suitable to the age of the students. Important topics include the equal worth of people regardless of sex or gender, the importance of consent in sexual relations, different ways to express sexuality and different ways to express gender identity, such as the possibility to be cis-gendered, trans-gendered or non-binary. The Ludwiggian Reformed Church has warned against sex education of younger individuals, but its hysterical claims about what the children were taught have only further alienated the church in Ludwiggian society.

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[[category:Sankt Ludwigshafen]]

Order of the Holy Lakes

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{{Hurmu article}}
{{Infobox order
|title = Orða helgo sjooa Order of the Holy Lakes
|image = [[File:Hurmu coat of arms.png|200px]]
|caption =
|awarded_by = {{Team flag|Hurmu|flag}} [[Senate of the Lakes]]
|country = {{Team flag|Hurmu}}
|type = Hereditary sovereign order of chivalry
|house =
|religion =
|ribbon =
|motto = ''[[Brida|Toj mar be-Hurmu]]'' ("We are Hurmu")
|day =
|eligibility = Induction, Marriage to member, or descent from inductee
|for =
|status =
|head_title = Sovereign
|head = [[Senate of the Lakes]]
|chancellor = [[Li Naomiai Avon-El|Li Raion Naomiai Avon-El Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed al-Osman bin Sathrati of Waffel-Paine]], [[Senator of the Lakes]]
|commander = [[Ichirō]], [[Senator of the Lakes]]
|grades = {{unbulleted list|[[King among the Lakes|King or Queen among the Lakes]]|[[Princess among the Lakes|Prince or Princess among the Lakes]]|[[Senator of the Lakes]]|[[Knight of the Holy Lakes|Knight, Esquire or Lady of the Holy Lakes]]}}
|post-nominals = {{unbulleted list|[[King among the Lakes|KamS]]/[[Queen among the Lakes|DamS]]|[[Princess among the Lakes|FamS]]|[[Knight of the Holy Lakes|RHS]]/[[Lady of the Holy Lakes|FHS]]}}
|established = {{AN|1502}}
|replaced =
|first_induction = {{AN|1502}}
|last_induction = {{AN|1712}}
|total = 90 total inductees (3 lines removed), leading to 1411 [[List of living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes|living members]] (as of 13.XII.{{AN|1717}})
}}

The '''Order of the Holy Lakes''' (Hurmu Norse: ''Orða helgo sjooa''), sometimes translated from the Hurmu Norse as the '''Order of the Sacred Lakes''', is an old order of chivalry founded in [[Hurmu]] in {{AN|1502}} by [[Harald of Froyalan|Harald]], [[Rulers of Hurmu|Baron of Hurmu]]. The sovereignty of Hurmu is vested in the '''[[Order of the Holy Lakes in right of Hurmu]]'''.

The Order of the Holy Lakes is headquartered in the [[Palace of the Elenaran]], in [[Huyenkula]] – the capital of [[Hurmu]].

As of 16.VII.{{AN|1715}}, the Order has [[List of living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes|1268 living members]] in the classes of [[Lady of the Holy Lakes|Lady]], [[Esquire of the Holy Lakes|Esquire]], and [[Knight of the Holy Lakes]], [[King among the Lakes]], and [[Princess among the Lakes]]. As of the same date, the Order encompasses the imperial or royal families of [[Anahuaco]], [[Batavia]], [[Çakaristan]], [[Constancia]], [[Craitland]], [[Kurum Ash-Sharqia]], [[Lac Glacei]], and [[Shireroth]]. Moreover, the Archon of Elwynn ([[Adam al-Osman]]), three out of four members of the [[High Presidium of the Benacian Union]] ([[Jeremiah Avon-El]], [[Adam al-Osman]], [[Ayesha al-Osman]]), [[Sinchi Roca|the King]] and [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion|Queen]] of [[Nouvelle-Alexandrie]], and the [[Daniyal ibn Daniyal|the Prince]] and Princess of [[Whales]] are also members of the Order. Historically, the rulers or ruling families of [[Arcadia]], [[Arminy]], [[Babkha]], [[Cranda]], the [[Frankish Empire]], [[Gran Verionia]], [[Helderbourgh]], [[Landingberg]], [[Natopia]], [[New Britannia]], and [[Stormark]] have, at one time or another, been members of or associated with the Order.

The adult members of the Order of the Holy Lakes the [[Senate of the Lakes]], the collective head of state of Hurmu, in regular elections. The last election [[1712 Hurmu general elections|occurred in 1712]]. Members of the Order of the Holy Lakes also vote in Order-wide referendums on matters related to the Order or to the Constitution of Hurmu.

The [[Senate of the Lakes]] is the collective sovereign of the Order. Prior to the Senate's reestablishment in {{AN|1690}}, [[Salome]], as Princess of Hurmu, Princess among the Lakes, was the ceremonial grand master of the Order, with the day to day activities and regulations of the Order maintained by a Board of Trustees (which, curiously, included no members of the Order). The last secretary of the Board of Trustees was [[Anskar Isamma]]. [[Patrik Djupvik]], Chair of the ''Senatorial Committee for Protocol and Matters related to the Order of the Holy Lakes'', is ex officio the commander of the Order. Chancellor of the Order is the Presiding Officer of the Senate, [[Li Naomiai]].

== History ==
The members of the Order, called ''Knights'' if male, ''Esquires'' if non-binary, or ''Ladies'' if female, constituted the Electorate of Hurmu, a body of advisors to the Prince. In {{AN|1524}}, the Order and its Electorate merged to become the '''Senate of the Lakes''' (the Hurmu legislature), a body which in {{AN|1574}} merged with the [[Elwynn]]ese Senate. At that time, the Electorate of Hurmu was reestablished as an advisory body for Hurmu matters. When Hurmu received independence in {{AN|1600}}, the Electorate became the Senate of the Lakes once more, and governed Hurmu until the [[Jingdao]]ese invasion of {{AN|1602}} and the [[Hurmu Genocide]].

Membership was in the years {{AN|1512}}–{{AN|1524}} decided by the Baron or Prince (who inducted members by letters patent). From {{AN|1524}} until {{AN|1558}}, it was simply an elected body, in that its members elected any new members. However, of note is that membership was also automatically extended to legal spouses and legitimate children of members (defined as any child that is legally the child of a member – not necessarily born in wedlock), a rule that has been kept ever since. As such, the size of the order has grown since {{AN|1514}} exponentially.

In Stormark, the Order was housed in the [[Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg]], the construction of which was funded by the Storish government. At the onset, it was felt that the funding reflected the generosity of the Storish government, but it became clear quite quickly that the Stormarkers preferred to lay claim to all heritage of the Hurmu people and infuse it with the main Storish ideologies. Laws were made, for example, to allow for the naked worship around Hurmu holy sites, in the Vanic tradition. As such, the Order became more and more dormant from {{AN|1603}} and on, focusing mainly on historical tasks and orders of service in the Temple.

A Board of Trustees was established to guard the assets of the Order. Its members were largely taken from outside the membership of the Order to avoid politicising the Order while its assets were held in Stormark. In practice, the Order more or less co-existed with the Temple of the Lakes, and their activities were heavily linked and often confused.

=== Modern history ===

Once the complete collapse of the Storish state became evident in {{AN|1685}}, the Board of Trustees attempted to salvage the artifacts and archives of the Order at the temple. With help from the [[Shirerithian]] [[Imperial Family of Shireroth|imperial family]], particularly from Prince [[Kir Azariah Vidar]], the Order managed to evacuate most its people, artifacts and archives from [[Haraldsborg]] and temporarily house these in [[Talenore]] (Talenore having in the decade before suffered massive emigration had plenty of empty housing available).

The Board of Trustees, reinvigorated with a fervour to re-establish the glory of the Order, began from then to bring about its main objective of reorganizing the old Hurmu territories, now in the Green, under one government. At the same time, the Lontinian tribes, having also freed themselves from the Storish yoke, and having had a long history of alliance with the people of Hurmu, established the Restored Khanate of Lontinien. The Order and Khanate quickly agreed to joint efforts in reclaiming some of their old land in the Green. They established therefore the [[Hurmu Trust Territory]], as a provisional government until Hurmu's Lakes could be reunited under one government.

In {{AN|1690}}, the Hurmu Trust Territory and the hitherto [[Craitland|Craitish]] territory of [[Lakkvia]] agreed to re-establish Hurmu as a re-united state. The [[Vesüha Accords]] set out a democratic government for Hurmu, led by a [[Prime Minister of Hurmu|Prime Minister]] under an [[Assembly of Representatives]]. However, the Order of the Holy Lakes was vested in the sovereignty of the State, and its members would elect the re-formed Senate of the Lakes – an upper chamber of the legislature as well as a collective head of state and supreme court of Hurmu.

In {{AN|1692}}, the new Senate passed legislation granting membership in the Order to the chairmen of the board of trustees of the Order of the Holy Lakes throughout the ages, as a gesture of gratitude for ensuring the survival of the Order through the dark ages of Storish occupation.

In {{AN|1694}}, the Senate passed legislation granting membership in the Order to:
* [[Temüjin]], the Khaghan of Lontinien, for his selfless services to the statehood and peoples of Hurmu
* Mukhaliin Kharachar, Khan of the Blue Band of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde
* Chaghagan Khoga, Khan of the White Band of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde
* [[Đorđe Babić]], Mayor of Mitrovska

In {{AN|1696}}, the Sultan of [[Çakaristan]] sent a detailed genealogy proving his descent from former [[Woodstania|Woodstanic]] president and senator of the Lakes [[Scott Woodrow]]. The line of Woodrow had previously thought to be extinct, but with this extensive genealogical proof, the Order of the Holy Lakes increased its living membership by more than a hundred people.

Similarly, in the same year ({{AN|1696}}), it was discovered that after Hurmu and Elwynn had created a union in 1674, the new Senate was in fact a successor senate to the Hurmu senate, and, thus, all such persons that were senators of the Elwynnese–Hurmu senate were automatically members of the Order of the Holy Lakes.

On 10.V.{{AN|1698}}, the first renunciations of membership since 1558 occurred when to the surprise of the Order of the Holy Lakes as well as Hurmu media, [[Nathan II]] and [[Clara Sundara]], renounced their membership in the Order. As they had children, spouses and grandchildren deriving their membership in the Order from Nathan II and Clara, these people, too, lost their membership automatically. In their missive to the Chancellor of the Order, they questioned the genealogical study into the descendants of Scott Woodrow (leading to the admission of the sultan family of Çakaristan into the Order) and saw it rather as a result of Vanic corruption of the Order. Moreover, they cited their religious obligation to disavow any organization associated with Vanicism (see the revelation ''[[On the Threat of Vanicism]]'' in the [[Tetrabiblios]]). Hurmu media also referred to Clara's refusal to consider the people currently named and acting as [[Elisabeth Asara]], [[Karel Kyle]], and [[Gustavus Nathan]] as her own children, holding instead that she brought her first two children with her from Batavia (and that they were never fathered by Arkadius IV; see instead [[Lisa Starshade|Lisa]], [[Carl Starshade|Carl]], and Stav Starshade as the claimed children of Clara Sundara and Cledwyn Starshade), thus meaning that Karel and Elisabeth are imposters and illegitimate, even in Batavian law. Batavian and [[Arbor]]ic law clearly dispute these events, though the Order of the Holy Lakes has taken a neutral view on it. Media accused the Order for having not resolved this matter that now has caused a mass exodus of one of its more senior lines in the Order. They called for a review of Scott Woodrow's admission to the Order in the first place. If found faulty, it would mean all descendants of Scott Woodrow would have a faulty and erroneous claim to membership in the Order. In the end, the Senate did not review the matter as no formal application for so had been received by the Senate.

In the {{AN|1701}} elections, the Order of the Holy Lakes underwent its first two referendums. The [[1701_Hurmu_general_elections#Question_1|first question]] was whether Hurmu should adopt its own currency. The question was answered in the affirmative by 71% of the votes (or 66% of all eligible voters).

The [[1701_Hurmu_general_elections#Question_2|second question]] referred to the question of whether [[Scott Woodrow]]'s membership in the Order was actually in order. The Humanists in the Senate had put forward the question in light of the controversy of Woodrow's genealogy extending to the Imperial Family of [[Great Apollonia]], and the perceived power of [[Jingdao]] (of which Great Apollonia is a successor state), perpetrator of [[Hurmu genocide]], on the Order and the politics of Hurmu. In the end, however, the question failed to be answered, either in the negative or affirmative, as no option received a majority of electors. The question remains a divisive issue and it may be up for the Senate to solve the question once and for all.

In {{AN|1702}}, following the [[1701_Hurmu_general_elections#Question_1|Senate elections of the year before]], the Chancellor created the position of [[Commander of the Order of the Holy Lakes]] to oversee the day-to-day activities of the Order. The position of Chancellor remained as a more ceremonial role, overseeing certain meetings, and so on. By dividing the responsibilities of the Chancellor and Commander, it was envisioned that the Secretariat of the Order may be more efficient in dealing with matters arising.

=== History of membership ===
* {{AN|1502}}
** [[Harald of Stormark|Harald, Baron of Hurmu]] (''founder, posthumously expelled from the Order in 1712'')
** [[Conglacio Swefhert]], [[Barony of Elwynn and Lac Glacei|Baron of Elwynn and Lac Glacei]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1503}}
** [[Kaiseress Carol|Carol Umm Hypatia]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1512}}
** [[Kaiser Ayreon|Richard Andelarion]] (''accession to throne'')
* {{AN|1514}}
** [[Aoife the Celt]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1515}}
** [[Tahmaseb Abakhtari|Tahmaseb Shah Abakhtari]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1517}}
** Emperor [[Tyler-Alexander of Landingberg|R. Tyler-Alexander Aaron Asher-Jones]] of [[Landingberg]] (''appointed'')
** [[Orion|Orion I]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1519}}
** [[Asa Bloodhelm]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1521}}
** [[Archetype XXIII]] (''appointed posthumously'')
** [[Caesar Augustus]] (''appointed posthumously'')
** [[Jeremy Hart|Jeremy of New Brittania]] (''appointed'')
** [[Johanns fonn Klosso]] (''appointed'')
** [[Joshua Aradoika]] (''appointed posthumously'')
** [[Hallgrím Aðalgeirsson]] (''appointed posthumously'')
** [[Thoenen Helios]] (''appointed posthumously'')
** [[Troy Tomsohnd]] (''appointed'')
** [[Kaiser Mors IV|Mors Nerrolar]] (''appointed'')
** [[Kaiser Ari i|Ari Kaukainen]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1523}}
** [[Vali Ri av Silmahamnum]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1525}}
** [[Polten of Yperpen]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1542}}
** Vilhelm Estridson Knytling (''elected'')
** [[Scott Woodrow]] (''elected, did not take up his seat'')
* {{AN|1548}}
** [[Ionel Constantinescu]] (''elected'')
** [[Talsin Baarrnan]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1551}}
** [[Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir|Aldin Isammaður]] (''elected''; later known as Arviður)
* {{AN|1553}}
** [[Iain de Vembria]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1558}}
** ''[[Polten of Yperpen]] resigned his membership, the first member of the Order ever to have resigned membership''
* {{AN|1560}}
** [[Kaiser Leto III|Leto Ozymandias Win'Eth]] (''appointed ex officio as sovereign in charge of Hurmu'')
* {{AN|1562}}
** [[Malarbor]] (''appointed ex officio as sovereign in charge of Hurmu'')
** [[Kaiser Mors VI]] (''appointed ex officio as sovereign in charge of Hurmu'')
* {{AN|1574}}
** [[Kaiser Loki III and IV|Jacobus Kahunamea Loki]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1583}}
** [[Kaiser Aiomide|Aiomide Octavius]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1584}}
** [[Kaspar Soleiman|Kaspar Soleymân Ermo-ra-Araezelion]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1585}}
** [[Kaiser Sehml|Ludwig Drakire]] (''elected'') {{AN|1587}}
** [[Malliki Tosha]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1589}}
** [[Aaden Allot]] (''elected'')
** [[Gregor Brasky-Cutting|Gregor Brasky-Cutting of Dentarg]] (''elected'')
** [[Patrick Montiaceae]] (Prometheus) (''elected'')
* {{AN|1590}}
** [[Zand Gozar|Zand Gozâr]] (''elected'')
*{{AN|1592}}
** [[Llîriel Aureqoir]] (''elected'')
*{{AN|1593}}
** [[Malachi Ra-Alban]]
** [[Jorgen Jonas Windsor]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1594}}
** [[Kaiser Cedris|Giles Melang]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1595}}
** [[Kaiser Hasan II|Jacob Kalir]] (''appointed'')
** [[Kaiser Fish XII|Oroigawa Ōtori]] (''appointed'')
** [[Jean Beaumont]] (''appointed'')
** [[Jess Heymer]] (''appointed'')
** [[Peter Kelly]] (''appointed'')
** [[Steka of Anun]] (''appointed'')
** [[Chris Guilfoyle]] of Anun (''appointed'')
** [[Tarjei Einhornsson]] (''appointed'')
* {{AN|1598}}
** [[Alfhildson Erling]] (''elected'')
** [[Jack Lewis]] (''elected'')
** [[Kaiseress Rei|Áþamé Issèla Mari Vāstra]] (''elected'')
** [[Vilhelm Benkern]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1599}}
** [[Sindre Nemnai]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Vilhjalm Kormak]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Eðvarð Danjalsson]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Haakon Bjarnarson]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Kaare Stenbooð]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Katja Aareshem]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Marcus Lucius Praetor]] (''accession as Co-Head of State of Tyrenia'')
** [[Netba u-Germask]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Liv Mildedottar]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Oolav Haraldsnai]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Royston Merrick]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu, and as Co-Head of State of Tyrenia'')
** [[Silja Kambandaar]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
** [[Yngvar av Helgahusinom]] (''accession through independence of Hurmu'')
* {{AN|1689}}
** [[Temüjin]], Khan of [[Lontinien]] (''accession as co-head of state of the [[Hurmu Trust Territory]]'')
** [[Craitman VII]], King of [[Craitland]], ''appointed'' as ''King among the Lakes''
* {{AN|1692}}
** [[Mina Soval]] (''elected'')
** [[Kristina Akkare (''elected'')
** [[Milena Karenina]] (''elected'')
** [[Kartan Saajar]] (''elected'')
** [[Malik u-War]] (''elected'')
**[[Anskar Isamma]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1694}}
** [[Mukhaliin Kharachar]], Khan of the Blue Band of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde (''elected'')
** [[Chaghagan Khoga]], Khan of the White Band of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde (''elected'')
** [[Đorđe Babić]], Mayor of [[Mitrovska]] (''elected'')
* {{AN|1698}}
** [[Nathan II]], citing the en masse admission of the Çakari Sultan's family line as a Vanic corruption of the Order, renounced membership for himself and his adult children, who all accepted the renunciation for themselves.
** [[Clara Sundara]], citing the en masse admission of the Çakari Sultan's family line as a Vanic corruption of the Order, renounced membership for herself and her adult children, who all accepted the renunciation for themselves.
* {{AN|1703}}
** [[Mustafa Asada]], President of [[Barikalus]], is expelled from the Order for treason following the Barikalus-led attack on [[Ghawlama]].
* {{AN|1712}}
** [[Harald Thorstein]], [[Asa Bloodhelm]], [[Chloe Davis]], [[Hallbjörn Haraldsson]], and [[Æsileif Haraldsdóttir]] are posthumously expelled from the Order of the Holy Lakes. This includes also any of their spouses and descendants that otherwise cannot derive membership from any other line. This meant, however, that the number of members in the Order remained intact, given the next admissions:
**[[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (''posthumously admitted by Senate following Referendum'')
**[[Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy]] (''admitted by Senate following Referendum'')
* {{AN|1716}}
** Senate [[Malfi and Hashemi v Chancellor|rules]] that concubines may derive membership from their "spouse" or "household master/mistress", if the person they derive membership from is a member of the Order by blood, adoption or induction.

== Organization and Leadership ==
The Sovereign of the Order is the Senate, represented by the Chancellor (''ex officio'' the Senate's presiding officer). The Chancellor is aided by a Commander, ''ex officio'' the chair of the Senatorial Committee on the Order of the Holy Lakes.

There is a Chancellery, sometimes also translated to Istvanistani as Secretariat, housed in the Palace of the Elenaran, that deals with the day-to-day matters of the Order under the direct supervision of the Commander.

=== Sovereign ===

Since {{AN|1690}}, the Senate is the collective head, or sovereign, of the Order of the Holy Lakes.

*[[Harald]], {{AN|1505}}–{{AN|1512}}
*[[Andelarion]], {{AN|1512}}–{{AN|1524}}
*[[Senate of the Lakes|Senate]] (''collective''), {{AN|1524}}–{{AN|1558}}
*''Dormant'', {{AN|1558}}–{{AN|1563}}
*[[Daniel Kalirion]], {{AN|1561}}–{{AN|1586}}
*[[Nathan Dariolin]], {{AN|1586}}–{{AN|1589}}
*[[Elijah Ayreon]], {{AN|1589}}–{{AN|1592}}
*[[Aaden Allot]], {{AN|1592}}–{{AN|1594}}
*[[Luix Rakira]], {{AN|1594}}–{{AN|1595}} (''acting'')
*[[Elijah Ayreon]], {{AN|1595}}–{{AN|1597}}
*[[Tarjei Einhornsson]], {{AN|1597}}–{{AN|1599}}
*[[Senate of the Lakes|Senate]] (''collective''), {{AN|1599}}–{{AN|1603}}
*''Dormant'', {{AN|1603}}–{{AN|1690}} (see Board of Trustees)
*[[Senate of the Lakes|Senate]] (''collective''), {{AN|1690}}–

=== Chancellor (1690– ) ===
: See [[Chancellor of the Order of the Holy Lakes]]

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Portrait !! Name !! Birth !! Death !! Tenure !! Length !! Faction !! Comment
|-
| [[File:Hurmu coat of arms.png|75px]] || [[Pador u-Germask]] || {{AN|1599}} [[Huyenkula]] || {{AN|1696}} (aged {{AgeAN|1599|1696}})|| {{AN|1690}}–{{AN|1696}} || {{AgeAN|1690|1696}} || [[Ayreonist List|Ayreonist]] ||
|-
| [[file:Linaomiai.png|75px]] || [[Li Naomiai Avon-El]] || {{AN|1627}} [[Cape Farewell (county)|Michaelion]] (aged {{AgeAN|1627|noAN=y}}) || || {{AN|1696}}– || {{AgeAN|1695}} || [[United Ayreonist–Traditionalist List|United Ayreonist–Traditionalist]] ||
|}

=== Commander (1702– ) ===
: ''See also: [[Commander of the Order of the Holy Lakes]]''

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Portrait !! Name !! Birth !! Death !! Tenure !! Length !! Faction !! Comment
|-
| [[File:Hurmu coat of arms.png|75px]] || [[Patrik Djupvik]] || {{AN|1643}} [[Shirekeep]] (aged {{AgeAN|1643|noAN=y}}) || || {{AN|1702}}–''present'' || {{AgeAN|1702|1713}} ||[[United Ayreonist–Traditionalist List|United Ayreonist–Traditionalist]] ||
|-
| [[File:Ichiro.jpeg|75px]] || [[Ichirō]] || {{AN|1693}} [[Kigazeki]] (aged {{AgeAN|1693|noAN=y}}) || || {{AN|1713}}–''present'' || {{AgeAN|1713}} ||[[United Ayreonist–Traditionalist List|United Ayreonist–Traditionalist]] ||
|}

=== Chairs of the Board of Trustees (1603–1690) ===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Tenure !! Title !! Comment
|-
| [[Vilhjalm Kormak]] || {{AN|1603}}–{{AN|1652}} || Chairman of the Board of Trustees ||
|-
| Mina Soval || {{AN|1652}}–{{AN|1657}} || Chairman of the Board of Trustees ||
|-
| Kristina Akkare || {{AN|1657}}–{{AN|1662}} || Chairman of the Board of Trustees ||
|-
| Milena Karenina || {{AN|1662}}–{{AN|1670}} || Chairman of the Board of Trustees ||
|-
| Kartan Saajar || {{AN|1670}}–{{AN|1675}} || Chairman of the Board of Trustees ||
|-
| Malik u-War || {{AN|1675}}–{{AN|1680}} || Chairman of the Board of Trustees ||
|-
| [[Anskar Isamma]] || {{AN|1680}}–{{AN|1690}} || Chairman of the Board of Trustees ||
|}

== Insignia ==

Members of the Order of the Holy Lakes have the right to wear the robes, collar and other insignia of the Order. Members of the princely and royal classes are allowed to wear a laurel.

=== Robes ===
[[File:Royaalosman.jpeg|thumb|right|[[Roya al-Osman]] in a veil, covering the dolman of the Order, wearing it over her head as a veil]]
[[File:julianeinhorn.jpeg|thumb|right|[[Julian Einhorn]], late [[Prince among the Lakes]], in the cape of the Order]]

The robes of the order are used rarely. They are mainly seen at the opening ceremony of the Senate, but may be used as formal wear of members of the Order in other ceremonies, for example state banquets, funerals, weddings, and so on.

The robes include a woolly [[wikipedia:dolman|dolman]] for use indoors in a deep blue dye, with additional cloths available for making veil, turban, scarf, etc., while a cape of thicker wool, in a slightly darker shade of dye, is for use outdoors. The cape includes also a hood that may be used in rainy, snowy or cold weather.

=== Collar ===

Similar to the robes, the collar of the order is also used rarely. No new collars have been produced since the late 1590s. As such, they are rare and there are not enough collars for all members. Instead, the collar is usually displayed in the [[Senate]], and is carried into the Senate chamber during the annual inauguration.

The collar is made of gold and adorned with painted stones displaying the traditional [[coat of arms of Hurmu]] (''Argent, six hurts'')

Otherwise, the collar may also be displayed upon the coat of arms of an individual member of the Order, as is the case with the [[Coat of arms of Varmland|coat of arms]] of Prince-Viscount [[Ichirō]] of [[Varmland]].

=== Medallion ===

A medallion, made of gold, which may be fastened on a uniform or other clothing is the most common form of display signifying membership of the Order.

The medallion includes a relief of the the traditional [[coat of arms of Hurmu]] (''Argent, six hurts''), though without any colours displayed.

=== Laurel ===

The laurel was originally not declared official, but its continued use over the years have made it traditional. It is used only by the members of the royal and princely classes. There have been calls for the Senators to also be allowed to use it, signifying their collective status as head of state of Hurmu.

The laurel was originally woven from leaves from the ash and elm interlinked into a laurel, but overtime, it was replaced by a laurel of golden leaves of a similar look as the botanical ones.

== Membership ==
: ''For a non-genealogical list of current members, see [[List of living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes]]''

=== Classes ===

There are four classes of membership, royal, princely, senatorial, and knightly. The classes are informally named, as there are technically no classes in the Order. However, the Order has recognized the titles ''Prince among the Lakes'', ''Princess among the Lakes'', ''King among the Lakes'', ''Queen among the Lakes'', and ''Senator of the Lakes'' to be worthy of honour within the Order. See below for more information.

Members above the age of 18 are also [[Electors to the Senate of the Lake]].

With membership comes the recognition of [[Hurmu nationality and residency law|Hurmu nationality]] (whether or not it is exercised) and the unconditional right to reside in Hurmu.

=== Claim to membership ===

One becomes a member of the Order by appointment (no more appointments since the rule of [[Prince Andelarion]], since the sovereign of Hurmu has passed from Prince to the Members of the Order, acting collectively), election to the Senate of the Lakes (no elections have occurred since 1603), or being the child of a member (i.e. membership is hereditary) or married to a member or being a concubine to a member. Since 1690, the Senate may induct members into the Order of the Holy Lakes once more by Act of Senate.

''Exception'': If having become a member of the Order through marriage, membership is discontinued upon divorce or, after widowhood, upon remarriage. Children from another relationship will not be covered by the membership.

=== Loss of membership ===
: ''See also: [[List of former members of the Order of the Holy Lakes]]''

Membership can be renounced. Renunciation then carries to all people who derive their membership from the renouncing member, unless they are adult children who inform the Order that they wish to remain members of the Order.

In exceptional circumstances, membership can be revoked by the Order's legislative body (dormant {{AN|1603}}–{{AN|1690}}). Only serious crimes against Hurmu (such as waging war against Hurmu, treason, sabotage, etc.) would be necessary to provoke an exclusion from the Order. The first time the Senate used this right occurred on 23.VIII.{{AN|1703}}, when the Senate expelled [[Mustafa Asada]] from the Order after deeming him ultimately responsible for the military attack on [[Ghawlama]] during the [[Arboric Civil War]] on 10.VIII.{{AN|1703}}. In 1712, following the decision of the Electors of the Holy Lakes, the membership of the founder of the Order, [[Harald]], and his line was posthumously revoked, after historians in the past century had begun to see Harald and his ilk in different light, with crimes against the Hurmu nation throughout the so-called Conquest of the Heartland, cultural genocides in Hurmu and Elwynn (and other places), and crimes of sexual nature (particularly against women and children).

Membership is also lost for members, who derive their membership from marriage with a member by descent or induction, if the marriage is dissolved (divorce, annulment). If the spouse, who is a member by descent or induction, dies, the widowed member remains a member until such time they re-marry. If they, during their time of widowhood, have a child, that child will not be a member of the Order unless it is the child of the deceased spouse, or the child's other parent is a member by descent or induction in the Order.

=== Restoration of membership ===

Any person who, by any type of claim, has been a member of the Order, but no longer is a member of the Order, has the right to petition the Senate for induction into the Order. This has, so far, never occurred.

Technically, if it were to occur, the petitioner would have to have the consent of their spouse and all persons (including spouses) in their line of descent, before the petition could be considered by the Senate.

=== Royal class ===

The royal class is defined as any person having been a royal monarch over Hurmu or, if he or she is dead, his or her most senior legitimate descendant. There has only been one ''Queen of Hurmu'', [[Aoife the Celt]], and she has therefore the only member of this class until her legal death in {{AN|1689}}. She was titled ''Queen among the Lakes''.

In the same year ({{AN|1689}}), the Order of the Holy Lakes bestowed upon King [[Craitman]] of [[Craitland]] the title ''King among the Lakes'', signifying his rule over the majority of the Lakes as King of Craitland through its territory in [[Lakkvia]]. As the title is wholly individual, [[Anika]], the Queen of Craitland became merely a Lady of the Holy Lakes.

=== Princely class ===

The princely class is defined as any person having been a prince over Hurmu, or, if he or she is dead, his or her most senior legitimate descendant under absolute primogeniture (adoptees included). A member of this class is titled ''[[Prince among the Lakes]]'' or ''[[Prince among the Lakes|Princess among the Lakes]]''.

The current members of this class are:

* [[Marcus Avon-El Myksos]] (b. {{AN|1702}}), Prince among the Lakes ({{AN|1715}}– ), most senior legitimate descendant of [[Prince Andelarion]] (Prince, {{AN|1512}}–{{AN|1524}}). ''Heir presumptive'': [[Jeremiah Avon-El]] (his maternal uncle, b. {{AN|1625}})
* [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (b. {{AN|1682}}), Prince among the Lakes ({{AN|1703}}– ), most senior legitimate descendant of [[Daniel Kalirion]] (Prince, {{AN|1563}}–{{AN|1586}}) ''Heir presumptive'': [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (his son, b. {{AN|1711}})
* [[Kaiseress Salome]] (b. {{AN|1665}}), Princess among the Lakes, Princess of Hurmu ({{AN|1671}}– ), most senior legitimate descendant of [[Nathan Dariolin]] (Prince, {{AN|1586}}–{{AN|1589}}) and [[Elijah Ayreon]] (prince, {{AN|1590}}–{{AN|1592}}, {{AN|1595}}–{{AN|1597}}). ''Heir presumptive'': [[Ichirō]] (her eldest brother's eldest child, b. {{AN|1693}})
* [[Valde Einhorn]] (b. {{AN|1703}}), Prince among the Lakes (1717– ), most senior legitimate descendant of [[Tarjei Einhornsson]] (Prince, {{AN|1597}}–{{AN|1598}}). ''Heir presumptive'': Gjevjon Einhorn (his sister, b. {{AN|1713}})

=== Senatorial class ===
The senatorial class refers to the members of the Order of the Holy Lakes elected to and currently serving on the [[Senate of the Lakes]]. Upon relinquishing or losing one's seat in the Senate, one reverts to one's other class.

=== Knightly class ===

The Senate has the right to induct new Knights and Ladies (always including their descendants) into the Order by simple majority.

Unlike most other orders of chivalry, the knights and ladies in this Order are not "Knights/Ladies of the Order of the Holy Lakes", but rather, "[[Knight of the Holy Lakes|Knights of the Holy Lakes]]" or [[Lady of the Holy Lakes|Ladies of the Holy Lakes]], as appropriate.. Non-gendered or non-binary members of the Order may use the gender-neutral [[Esquire of the Holy Lakes]]". Currently, no member uses that title.

Members who are knights generally do not use the prefix ''Sir'' or "Lady" (unless derived from elsewhere). Usually, the membership of the Order is affixed after the name, for example, "NN, [[Knight of the Holy Lakes]]" or "NN, [[Lady of the Holy Lakes]]". Most members in the Andelarion line are all Lords/Ladies of the Babkho–Shirerithian nobility (if being a legitimate descendant). For hereditary membership in the Order, however, one does not need to be a legitimate descendant of an original member.

== Genealogical List of all Lines, and their Knights and Ladies ==
* For a list of current members, see [[List of living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes]]
* For a list of former members, see [[List of former members of the Order of the Holy Lakes]]
* Persons marked in grey are either:
** persons who have never been members of the Order but for genealogical reasons are inscribed in it
** persons who, during their marriage, derived their membership from their legal spouses but after the dissolution of the marriage were not members of the Order
** persons who, having been members of the Order, but have been expelled from it
** persons who, during their marriage, derived their membership from their legal spouses but after the death of their legal spouse, have remarried outside the membership of the Order
** persons who, having been members of the Order, resigned their membership (either on their own accord or that the person from whom they derive their membership in the order have resigned their membership).

=== Line of Conglacio (1502; †) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Conglacio Swefhert]] (†)
** [[Ignatia Oforutsedd]] (†)
*** ''Believed to be extinct''
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Carol (1503; †1560) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Kaiseress Carol|Carol Umm Hypatia]] (1443–1559)
** [[Kaiseress Hypatia|Hypatia Agnesia]] (1470–1560) m. 1494 (div. 1509) [[Kaiser Wylþeow|Nicholas Wylþeow du Grifos]] (1466–1510)
*** ''Extinct''
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Andelarion (1512) ===
: ''See also [[Ayreon-Kalirion]]''

[[File:Arms Ayreon-Kalirion10.png|75px|thumb|right|Line of Andelarion]]

{{Tree list}}
* [[Kaiser Ayreon|Prince Andelarion]] (1450–1544) m.1 1469 [[Ylva Andelarion]] (1450–1502), m.2 1509 (div. 1516) {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Gudrun Eriksdottir}} (died 1539) , m.3. [[Gunvør of Humlebæk]] (1515–1560)
** [[Rashid Karyandzadeh Arsalani]] (1472–1574) m. 1515 Nael Vidarion
*** [[Daniyal Nelzadeh Arsalani]] (aka Daniel Naelion Kalirion) (1518–1574) had child with Noor bint Jalil
**** [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]] (1574–1631) m.1 [[Esmeralda Erinamor]], m.2 [[Fatima al-Osman]]
***** [[Isabella Simrani-Kalirion]] (1603–1670 ) m.1 1640 [[Tokaray al-Osman]] (1582- ) m.2 1659 [[Carl Taylor-Citron]] (1615– ) m.3 [[Augustus Mirkdale]] (1620- )
****** [[Daniyal ibn Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion]] (1636– ) m. 1659 Novichoka Vladimirovna (1636-)
******* [[Selardi Jen Daniyal]] (1649–1695) m. 1685 Ardashir Jahangir
******** Daniyal Simranzadeh al-Osman (1686–)
******* [[Isabella-Miranda Noor bint Daniyal bin Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion]] (1659–) m. 1675 Jaas Lasse Humboolt Niit n Tag (1622–1698)
******** [[Oze IV|Ozymandias Peet Humboolt Niit n Taag]] (1677–) m. 1704 [[Dina Niit n Taag|Dina Ephrata Wythe]]
********* Ozymandias Jaas Peet Niit n Taag (1704– )
********* Isabella Novichoka Dina Niit n Taag (born 1707)
********* Kaja Alexandra Sepp Niit n Taag (born 1711)
******** Alexandra Maria Niit n Taag (born 1679–), m. 1701 Lasse Prutt (1675– )
********* Jaan Humboolt Lasse Niit n Taag Prutt (1703– )
******** Lasse Jaas Ozymandias Niit n Taag (1684–)
******** Jaas Humboolt Niit n Taag (1689–)
******* [[Lors Bakker-Kalirion]] (1666– ) m.1 1696 [[Miranda Teal-Kalirion]] (1677– ) m.2 [[Avina Mira Avon-El]] (1682– ), {{tooltip|c.1|took as a concubine}} Golsa Hashemi (?– ), {{tooltip|c.2|took as a concubine}} Maryam Shajarian
******** Daniel Lors Simrani-Kalirion (1700– )
******** Peteos Bakker (1700–; mother Calliope Spiteriade )
******** Ziba Bakker (1700–; mother Saba Shajarian)
******** Azita Bakker (1701–; mother Maryam Shajarian)
******** Khatoun Bakker (1702– ; mother Golsa Hashemi)
******** Miranda Simrani-Kalirion (1702– ; mother Miranda Teal)
******** Constantine Bakker (1707– ; mother Luciana Malfi)
******** Ardashir Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion (1715– ; mother Avina Mira Avon-El)
****** [[Aurangzeb Tokaraizadeh al-Osman]] (1641– ) m. 1659 [[Sarah Dravot]] (1627-1715)
******* [[Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman]] (1662– ) m. 1684 Miranda Isabella Anders (1669- )
******** [[Roya al-Osman]] (1686– ) m. 1710 [[Dāryuš Vištāspa of the Suren|Dāryuš Vištāspa]] (1686– )
******** [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) m. 1709 [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– )
********* [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
********* [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
********* Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
********* Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
******** Ismail al-Osman (1690– )
******** Vahid al-Osman (1692– )
******** Elham al-Osman (1693– )
****** [[Daniyal al-Osman]] (1641–1717) m.1 1659 [[Liv Dravot]] (1615–1663) m.2 [[Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal]] (1672– )
******* [[Temüjin Tokaray Erdenechuluun al-Osman]] (1692– )
******* [[Azardokht Boragchin Erdenechuluuniin al-Osman]] (1694– )
******* [[Aurangzeb Daniyal Erdenechuluun al-Osman]] (1710– )
****** [[Adam al-Osman]] (1642–1717) m. 1659 [[Madani Simrani]] (1640– )
******* [[Elia Simrani-Osman]] (1650– ) m. 1678 [[Zacharias Avon-El]] (1651– )
******** Madani Avon-El (1685– )
******** [[Sara Zachariasion Avon-El]] (1688– )
****** [[Esmeralda al-Osman]] (1642–) m.1. 1659 [[Harry Payne]] (1624–1664) m.2. 1671 [[Jaime Augusto Joaquin Primo de Aguilar|Jaime Augusto Joaquin Primo de Aguilar]] (1595-1718)
******* [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– ) m. 1706 [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– )
******** [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
******* [[Iñigo|Iñigo Primo de Aguilar]] (1675– ) m. 1710 [[Amāstris of the Suren]] (1692– )
******** [[Javier Husayn]] (1690– ; ''mother unknown'')
******** [[Marie Beatrice]] (1696– ; ''mother unknown'')
******** [[Farrukhān Joaquin Suren al-Osman Primo de Aguilar|Farrukhān]] (1713– )
***** [[Kaiseress Noor|Noor as-Salaam]] (1604–1650) m.1 1629 (div. 1632) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632), m.2 1633 (annulled 1656) [[Noah Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1685)
****** [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
******* [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
******** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
******** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
********* [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
********** [[Yukio]] (1716– )
********* [[Jirō]] (1695– )
********* [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
******** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
******** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
********* [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
********* [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
********* [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
****** [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
******* [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
******** [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
********* [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
******* [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
******** [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
****** [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
****** [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
****** [[Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar]] (1635–1689)
****** [[Fatima of Arbor]] (1638– 1703) m. 1681 [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (1642– 1703)
******* [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
******** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
******** Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
******** Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
******** Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
******** Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
******** Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
******* [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (1680- )
******** Seiji (1713– )
******** Esuta (1713– )
******* [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (1678- )
******** Anwar Hotak (1715– )
******* [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (1679- )
******** Bolesław Ranković (1714– )
******* Farhan bin Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (1689– )
******** Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (1716– )
******* Astīr bint Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (1663– )
***** [[Miranda Simrani-Kalirion]] (1604–1653) m.1 1628 [[Frederik Anders]] (died 1632), m.2. 1634 [[Tokaray al-Osman]] (1582– )
****** Daniyal Anders (1629– ) m. 1659 Thérèse Marozzi (1644– )
******* [[Miranda-Thérèse Anders]] (1670– )
****** [[Frederik Anders the Younger|Frederik Anders]] (1630– ) m. 1659 Sabine Erika Rukovodna (1639– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} "Lady from Baicha" (?–?)
****** [[Royston Anders]] (1630–1718) m. 1659 Madani Allus-Zhayatar (1642– )
******* Miranda Isabella Anders (1669– ) m. 1684 [[Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman]] (1662– )
****** [[Azardokht al-Osman]] (1635– ) m. 1659 Kūruš Artashata, Khanzada of Raspur (1642- )
*******Peroz (''stillborn'', 1663)
******* [[Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman]] (1665– ) m. 1699 [[Alissa Guadalim]] (1661–)
******** Ardashir Alamgir Osman (1702– )
******* [[Jamshid-e Osman]] (1665– ) m. 1699 Esmé Griffin
******** Kamran Osman(1701– )
******** Jamileh Osman (1704– )
******** Soheila Osman (1704– )
****** Nilufar al-Osman (1640– ) m. 1659 Timūr al-Osman Taraghay (1599-1684)
******* Ardashir Jahangir m. 1684 [[Selardi Jen Daniyal]] (1649–1695)
******** Daniyal Simranzadeh al-Osman (1686– )
****** Samira al-Osman (1641– ) m. 1659 [[Justin Guadalim]] (1619- )
*******[[Ayesha Guadalim]] (1660–) m. 1686 (div 1699) [[Isor Verion]] (1660–1704)
******** [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– )
******** [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Kala Avon-El]] (1694– )
******** Chryseandokht Guadalim al-Osman (1699– )
******* [[Alissa Guadalim]] (1661–) m.1 1681 [[Frederik Haabye Truls]] (1620–1691) m.2 [[Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman]] (1665– )
******* Ardashir Alamgir Osman (1702– )
******* [[Mariyam Guadalim]] (1663–) m. 1681 [[Frederik Haabye Truls]] (1620–1691)
******** Kari Noor Truls (1685–)
** Eskender Kashmal Arsalani (aka [[Cashmaiel Andelarion]]) (1472–1550) m. 1500 Gunhild Butardottar(1478–1540)
*** [[Naomi Avon-El]] (1503–1540) m. 1523 [[Joshua Avon-El]] (1500–1573)
**** [[Rai Avon-El]] (1524–1553)
**** [[Shamil Avon-El]] (1540-1643) m. 1560 Maryam Ayapour (1539-1646)
***** Rai Shamilion (1568–1653) m. 1593 Katarina Fens (1570–1693)
****** Eskender Avon-El (1591–1666) m. 1620 Salina Voder (1592–1694)
******* [[Sara Eskenderion Avon-El]] (1622–1715) m. 1701 [[Aurelia Myksos]] (1618– )
******** Marcus Eskender Avon-El Ayreon-Kalirion Myksos (1702– )
******* [[Jeremiah Avon-El]] (1625– ) m.1. 1650 Johanna Zebulonsdottar (1628– ) m.2. 1678 Guendolen Loup (1662- )
******** [[Zacharias Avon-El]] (1651– ) m. 1678 [[Elia Simrani-Osman]] (1650- )
*********Madani Avon-El (1685– )
*********[[Sara Zachariasion Avon-El]] (1688– )
******** [[Avina Mira Avon-El]] (1682– ) m. 1704 [[Lors Bakker-Kalirion]] (1666– )
********* Ardashir Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion (1715– )
****** Suva Avon-El (1594–1694) m. 1618 Sabor Johan Basmellion (1595–1693)
******* [[Ander Avon-El]] (1620–1681) m. [[Ristina Marmai]] (1610–1685)
******** [[Johan Avon-El]] (1647–1693)
******* Javel Avon-El (1625–1715) m. 1670 Jonathan Selig (1640– )
******* Pader Avon-El (1630– ) m. 1689 Sabina Eruzaierion (1665–1715)
******** [[Asmila Avon-El]] (1690– )
******** Kala Avon-El (1694– ) m. 1717 [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– )
******** Zyl Avon-El (1697– )
***** Naomi Shamilion (1570–1692)
****** Marmar Naomiai Avon-El (1595–1692) m. 1625 Eremias Buvonzake (1607–1697)
******* [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– ) m. 1642 (div. 1655) [[Zakyyr Moonoak]] (1633–1656), m. 1656 [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion|Aldin]] (1630–1716)
******** [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
********* [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
********** [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
******** [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
********* [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
** [[Daniel Kalirion]] (1542–1586) m. 1562 Sara Rikjudottar (1547–1572)
*** [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1565–1618) m.1. 1597 Merling Karlsson (1566-1603), m.2. 1615 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Hallbjörn Haraldsson}} (1588-1685)
**** [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1603–1629) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon III]])
***** ''Ludwig Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion'' (''1590–1631, adopted, but adoption retrospectively revoked/annulled in 1637'')
***** Benjamin Ayreon-Kalirion (1622–1625, ''adopted'')
**** [[Noah Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1689?) m. 1633 (annulled 1656) [[Kaiseress Noor]] (1603–1650)
***** [[Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar]] (1635–1689)
***** [[Fatima of Arbor]] (1638– 1703) m. 1681 [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (1642– 1703)
****** [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
******* [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
******* Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******* [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
******* Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
******* Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******* Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
******* Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
******* Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******* Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
****** [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (1680- )
******* Seiji (1713– )
******* Esuta (1713– )
****** [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (1678- )
******* Anwar Hotak (1715– )
****** [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (1679- )
******* Bolesław Ranković (1714– )
****** Farhan bin Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (1689– )
******* Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (1716– )
****** Astīr bint Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (1663– )
**** [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill]] (1616–1651) (aka [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill]])
*** [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]] (1571–1598) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon II]]) m. 1588 [[Nathan Dariolin]] (1455–1607)
**** [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632, ''adopted'') m. 1629 (div. 1632) [[Kaiseress Noor|Noor bint Daniyal]] (1604–1650)
***** [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
****** [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
****** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
****** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
******* [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
******** [[Yukio]] (1716– )
******* [[Jirō]] (1695– )
******* [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
****** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
****** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
******* [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
******* [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
******* [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
***** [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
****** [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
******* [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
******** [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
****** [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
******* [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
***** [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
***** [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Osman (1512) ===
: ''See also [[House of Osman]]''
[[File:House of Osman.png|75px|thumb|right|Line of Osman]]

{{Tree list}}
* [[Ardashir Khan|Ardashir Khan Osmani]]
** [[Osman Shahanshah|Osmân Khan Osmani]]
*** [[Euramehr Padishah|Ardashir Khan Osmani]]
*** [[Tahmaseb II Osman]], Khan of Raspur (? - 1674)
**** {{tooltip|Dāryuš Shah|born Kūruš Artashata}}, Khan of Raspur (1642- ) m. 1659 [[Azardokht al-Osman]] (1635– )
***** [[Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman]] (1665– ) m. 1699 [[Alissa Guadalim]] (1661–)
****** Ardashir Alamgir Osman (1702– )
***** [[Jamshid-e Osman]] (1665– ) m. 1699 Esmé Griffin
****** Kamran Osman(1701– )
****** Jamileh Osman (1704– )
****** Soheila Osman (1704– )
** [[Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani]] (1504–1598) m. Nilufar of Vey (1520–1598)
*** [[Turandokht Osmania]] (1540–1639) m. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]] (1542–1609)
**** [[Alissa al-Osman]] (1589–1654) m. [[Alix Verion]] (1606–1639)
***** [[Ludovic Verion]] (1624– )
***** [[Regina Verion]] (1634– ) m. Nebuchadnezzar Buvonzake (dead)
****** [[Isor Verion|Isor Nebuchadnezzarion Verion]] (1660–1704) m.1 1686 (div. 1699) [[Ayesha al-Osman]] (b. 1660); m.2 1698 [[Aliande]] of [[Laegel]] (b. 1656)
******* [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– )
******* [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Kala Avon-El]] (1694– )
******* Sirithil of Laegel (b. 1699)
******* Legolas Isorion Verion (b. 1699)
******* Zora of Laegel (b. 1702)
*** [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]] (1542–1609) m. Samira of Raspur, m.2 [[Turandokht Osmania]] (1540–1639)
**** Aurangzeb al-Osman the Younger (1579-1612) m. 1600 Leyli Pirouzfar (1581–1615)
***** Fazel Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1602–1698) m. 1625 Setara Rastegar (1605–1699)
****** Shiva Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1627–1714) m. 1650 Syrian Soballion (1625–1694)
******* Darius Osman-Soballion (1652– ) m. 1676 Nuan Elirion (1655– )
******** Arian Osman-Soballion (1677– ) m. 1700 Onqadyl Dermazion (1680– )
********* Konmonuq Osman-Soballion (1701– )
********* Gerren Osman-Soballion (1703– )
******** Jovian Osman-Soballion (1680– ) m. 1703 Eliza Enujohanenion (1683– )
********* Turana Osman-Enujohanenion (1704– )
******* Alexander Osman-Soballion (1655– ) m. 1682 Kasanra Mumyrion (1657– )
******** Oliver Osman-Soballion (1685– )
******** Julia Osman-Soballion (1689– )
****** Farzana Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1630–1649) m. 1648 Rohaab Parwaz (1620–1701)
******* ''stillborn daughter'' (1649)
****** Parichehr Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1632–1638)
***** Farhad Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1604–1701) m. 1626 Fereshteh Hematti (1605–1689)
****** Taniya Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1628– ) m. 1658 Gauriel Qullyr-ra-Milion (1625–1715)
******* Marqus Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1660– ) m. 1686 Lubadyra Markontanuer (1665– )
******** Hilyna Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1687– )
******** Tyrui Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1691– )
******* Luqmon Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1664– ) m. 1700 Nilas Kornaboxuun (1670– )
******** Limon Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1702– , ''adopted'' 1703)
****** Reyhaneh Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1630– ) m. 1652 Olav Gruntland-Einhorn (1625–1655)
******* Valdemar Einhorn al-Osman (1652– ) m. 1690 Ingrid-Malene Møller Torby (1658– )
******** Åsgeir Einhorn al-Osman (1692– )
******** Torbjørn Einhorn al-Osman (1695– )
******* Birgitte Einhorn al-Osman (1654– ) m. 1684 Jonas Kåveland (1650– )
******** Otto Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland (1687– )
******** [[Matilde Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland]] (1690– )
******* Olav Einhorn al-Osman (1656–, posthumously born) m. 1686 Patricia Hvetemark (1660– )
******** Oddvar Einhorn al-Osman (1688– )
******** Vidar Einhorn al-Osman (1692– )
****** Ghazal Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1633–1661) m. 1652 Amir Heydarpanah (1625–1662)
******* Fatemeh Heydarpanah (1653– )
******* Khatoun Heydarpanah (1655– )
******* Mozhgan Heydarpanah (1657– )
******* Niloofar Heydarpanah (1659– )
******* Asal Heydarpanah (1661– )
******* Esfandiyar Heydarpanah (1661–1661)
***** Azita Aurangzebdokht al-Osman (1606–1678) m. 1627 Sahar Keshavarz (1607–1702)
****** Mohsen Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarz (1629– ) m. 1655 Parisa Nemati (1631– )
******* Sahar Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarzi (1657– ) m. 1680 Hassan Bagherzadeh (1655– )
******** Hossein Bagherzadeh (1682– )
******** Naghi Bagherzadeh (1684– )
******* Frouzan Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarzi (1660– ) m. 1681 Ahmad Rayegan (1662– )
******** Malihe Rayegan (1685– )
******** Elahe Rayegan (1687– )
****** Farrokh Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarz (1633– ) m. 1663 Shiamsi Kiaei (1635– )
******* Shirin Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarz (1665– ) m. 1687 Qobad Darvishi (1659– )
******** Omid Darvishi (1689– )
******** Vahid Darvishi (1692– )
******* Tannaz Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarz (1668– ) m. 1689 Kambiz Shokoohi (1665– )
******** Reza Shokoohi (1692–
******** Arzhang Shokoohi (1694– )
***** Zora Aurangzebdokht al-Osman (1608–1693) m. 1628 Changis Eskandari (1605–1701)
****** Fariba Eskandari (1631– ) m. 1652 Hamidreza Entezami (1625–1699)
******* Faramarz Entezami (1653– ) m. 1678 Maryam Mashayekhi (1658– )
******** Siamak Entezami (1679– ) m. 1701 Atefeh Aslani (1680– )
********* Azar Entezami (1702– )
********* Bahar Entezami (1704– )
******** Saeed Entezami (1682– ) m. 1704 Narges Sobhani (1683– )
******* Kannan Entezami (1655– ) m. 1679 Fahime Kardan (1660– )
******** Farahnaz Entezami (1681– ) m. 1701 Goli Khosravi (1682– )
********* Fariborz (1701– )
********* Manuchehr (1703– )
******** Sahand Entezami (1684– ) m. 1703 Hengameh Qasemi (1685– )
********* Amir Entezami (1704– )
****** Khatayoun Eskandari (1633–1662) m. 1660 Mohsen Jafarnejad (1630–1699)
******* Yazdan Jafarnejad (1661– ) m. 1685 Parvaneh Rouhani (1668– )
******** Fahime Jafarnejad (1686– )
******** Ozraa Jafarnejad (1688– )
***** Homayoun Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1611–1715) m. 1629 Alexandra Désirée Wythe (1609–1715)
****** Kaja Wythe al-Osman (1630– ) m. 1558 Jean Emanuel Ngahi de la Gardie (1620–1715)
******* Kila Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1661– ) m. 1685 Christian van Zinkgraven (1658– )
******** Lodewijk van Zinkgraven (1688– )
******** Corneel van Zinkgraven (1692– )
******* Benjamin Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1665– ) m. 1693 Ivana Enujohanenion (1665– )
******** Malachi Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1695– )
******** Zachariah Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1698– )
******** Habakkuk Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1701– )
****** Artaxerxes Wythe al-Osman (1633– ) m. 1663 Augustina Curry (1636– )
******* Jonathan Wythe al-Osman (1665– ) m. 1695 Caroline Moozek (1670– )
******** Elwynn Wythe al-Osman (1697– )
******** Constancia Wythe al-Osman (1700– )
******* Montgomery Wythe al-Osman (1668– ) m. 1693 Padora Sakarah (1669– )
******** Holly Wythe al-Osman (1697– )
****** Alexander Wythe al-Osman (1636– ) m. 1665 Eva Leonardi (1640– )
******* Orlando Wythe al-Osman (1670– ) m. 1700 Cassandra Bongjovanni
******** Emiliano Wythe al-Osman (1703– )
******** Mercurio Wythe al-Osman (1703– )
******* Amadeo Wythe al-Osman (1675– ) m. 1702 Cuzia Cocuzza
******** Candida Wythe al-Osman (1703– )
***** Bahman Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1615–1714) m. 1635 Darya Haghshenas (1617–1715)
****** Akbar Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1638– ) m. 1662 Parastoo Mirzaii (1642– )
******* Roohangiz Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1664– ) m. 1685 Mansour Yaghmaei (1662– )
******** Qobad Osmani-Yaghmaei (1689– )
******** Mani Osmani-Yaghmaei (1692– )
******* Nazanin Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1666– ) m. 1686 Morteza Poozesh (1664– )
******** Naser Poozezh (1688– )
******** Benyamin Poozesh (1692– )
******* Afshin Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1668– ) m. 1692 Mahboobeh Esfahani (1672– )
******** Iskander Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1693– )
******** Ardasher Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1695– )
****** Mehdi Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1640– ) m. 1664 Samira Haghshenas (1644– )
******* Zari Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1666– ) m. 1687 Rasoul Jahangiri
******** Babak al-Osman Jahangiri (1689– )
******** Behzad al-Osman Jahangiri (1691– )
******** Aziz al-Osman Jahangiri (1693– )
******* Jamileh Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1669– ) m. 1689 Javad Teymoori (1667– )
******** Maya Teymoori (1692– )
******** Afsoun Teymoori (1694– )
****** Foroogh Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1646– ) m. 1672 [[Marcus Marenai-Eqlarion]] (1646–1717)
******* Miriam Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1675– ) m.1 1697 Suqal Zubarion (1670–1700) m.2 1703 [[Đorđe Babić]] (1658– )
******** Morgan Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1698–1700)
******** Karmen Babić-al-Osman (1704– )
******* Jon Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1677– ) m. 1699 Esperanza García Sánchez (1670– )
******** Tomás Marenai-Eqlarion García (1702– )
******** Martina Marenai-Eqlarion García (1703– )
**** Fatima al-Osman (1581-1612) m. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]] (1574–1631)
***** [[Kaiseress Noor|Noor as-Salaam]] (1604–1650) m.1 1629 (div. 1632) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632), m.2 1633 (annulled 1656) [[Noah Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1685)
****** [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
******* [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
******** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
******** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
********* [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
********** [[Yukio]] (1716– )
********* [[Jirō]] (1695– )
********* [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
******** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
******** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
********* [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
********* [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
********* [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
****** [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
******* [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
******** [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
********* [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
******* [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
******** [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
****** [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
****** [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
****** [[Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar]] (1635–1689)
****** [[Fatima of Arbor]] (1638– 1703) m. 1681 [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (1642– 1703)
******* [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
******** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
******** Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
******** Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
******** Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
******** Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
******** Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
******* [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (1680- )
******** Seiji (1713– )
******** Esuta (1713– )
******* [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (1678- )
******** Anwar Hotak (1715– )
******* [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (1679- )
******** Bolesław Ranković (1714– )
******* Farhan bin Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (1689– )
******** Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (1716– )
******* Astīr bint Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (1663– )
**** [[Alissa al-Osman]] (1589–1654) m. [[Alix Verion]] (1606–1639)
***** [[Ludovic Verion]] (1624– )
***** [[Regina Verion]] (1634– ) m. Nebuchadnezzar Buvonzake (dead)
****** [[Isor Verion|Isor Nebuchadnezzarion Verion]] (1660–1704) m.1 1686 (div. 1699) [[Ayesha al-Osman]] (b. 1660); m.2 1698 [[Aliande]] of [[Laegel]] (b. 1656)
******* [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– )
******* [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Kala Avon-El]] (1694– )
******* Sirithil of Laegel (b. 1699)
******* Legolas Isorion Verion (b. 1699)
******* Zora of Laegel (b. 1702)
**** [[Tokaray al-Osman]] (1582-1650)
***** [[Aurangzeb Tokaraizadeh al-Osman]] (1641-) m. 1659 [[Sarah Dravot]] (1627-1715)
****** [[Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman]] (1662-) m. 1684 Miranda Isabella Anders (1669- ) ''& concubines ({{AN|1704}} onwards)''
******* [[Roya al-Osman]] (1686– ) m. 1710 [[Dāryuš Vištāspa of the Suren|Dāryuš Vištāspa]] (1686– )
******* [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) m. 1709 [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– )
******** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
******** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
******** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
******** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
******* [[Ismail al-Osman]] (1690– )
******* [[Vahid al-Osman]] (1692– )
******* [[Elham al-Osman]] (1693– )
*******[[Daniyal Ardashir Shapur al-Osman]] (1705– )
*******[[Farah Noor al-Osman]] (1707– )
*******[[Shahrbaraz al-Osman]] (1712– )
***** [[Daniyal al-Osman]] (1641–1717) m.1 1659 [[Liv Dravot]] (1615–1663) m.2 [[Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal]] (1672– )
****** [[Temüjin Tokaray Erdenechuluun al-Osman]] (1692– )
****** [[Azardokht Boragchin Erdenechuluuniin al-Osman]] (1694– )
****** [[Aurangzeb Daniyal Erdenechuluun al-Osman]] (1710– )
***** [[Adam al-Osman]] (1642-1717) m. 1659 [[Madani Simrani]] (1640- )
******[[Elia Simrani-Osman]] (1650- ) m. 1678 [[Zacharias Avon-El]] (1651– )
*******Madani Avon-El (1685- )
*******Sara Avon-El (1688- )
***** [[Esmeralda al-Osman]] (1642-) m. (1) 1659 [[Harry Payne]] (1624-1664), (2) 1671 [[Primo de Aguilar]] (1595–1718)
****** Azar Begum Osman-Aguilar ([[Rosamund]]) (1673-) m. 1706 [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– )
******* [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
****** Shahnaz Mirza Osman-Aguilar ([[Iñigo]]) (1675-) m. 1710 [[Amāstris of the Suren]] (1692– )
******* [[Javier Husayn]] (1690– ; ''mother unknown'')
******* [[Marie Beatrice]] (1696– ; ''mother unknown'')
******* [[Farrukhān Joaquin Suren al-Osman Primo de Aguilar|Farrukhān]] (1713– )
***** [[Azardokht al-Osman]] (1635– ) m. 1659 {{tooltip|Dāryuš Shah|born Kūruš Artashata}}, Khan of Raspur (1642- )
****** Peroz (''stillborn'', 1663)
****** [[Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman]] (1663- ) m. 1699 [[Alissa Guadalim]] (1661–)
******* Ardashir Alamgir Osman (1702– )
****** [[Jamshid-e Osman]] (1665– ) m. 1699 Esmé Griffin
******* Kamran Osman(1701– )
******* Jamileh Osman (1704– )
******* Soheila Osman (1704– )
***** Nilufar al-Osman (1640– ) m. 1659 [[Timūr al-Osman Taraghay]] (1599-1684)
****** Ardashir Jahangir al-Osman (1660– ) m. 1684 Selardi Jen Daniyal (1649–1695)
******* Daniyal Simranzadeh al-Osman (1686– ) m. 1702 Isabella III Günthersdohtor Merrick (1686– )
********[[Miranda Merrick-Osman]] (1715- )
****** [[Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman]] (1660– ) m. 1681 Anahita Mehrjoo (1659– )
******* Pardis al-Osman (1682– )
******* Javad al-Osman (1684– )
******* Iraj al-Osman (1685– )
****** Iskander Rustam al-Osman (1660– ) m. 1681 Negin Danesh (1662– )
******* Davoud al-Osman (1683– )
******* Karim al-Osman (1685– )
******* Melika al-Osman (1687– )
***** [[Samira al-Osman]] (1641– ) m. 1659 [[Justin Guadalim]] (1619- )
****** [[Ayesha Guadalim]] (1660–) m. 1686 (div. 1699) [[Isor Verion]] (1660–1704)
******* [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– )
******* [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Kala Avon-El]] (1694– )
******* Chryseandokht al-Osman (1699–; ''father unknown'')
****** [[Alissa Guadalim]] (1661–) m. 1681 [[Frederik Haabye Truls]] (1620–1691) m.2 [[Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman]] (1665– )
******* Ardashir Alamgir Osman (1702– )
****** [[Mariyam Guadalim]] (1663–) m. 1681 [[Frederik Haabye Truls]] (1620–1691)
******* Kari Noor Truls (1685–)
** [[Arshahma al-Osmani Khan]]
*** Arshām al-Osman (1529–1560) m. 1549 Arshāmā al-Osman (1533–1598)
**** Ardashir Arshām al-Osman (1554–1598)
***** Bahram al-Osman (1559–1598)
***** Mirza Zurvanudin al-Osman (1561–1609)
****** Ardashir Mirza al-Osman (1572–1617)
******* Ardashir Zurvanudin Mirza al-Osman (1592–1674)
******** Ardashir Malik Mirza Khan al-Osman (1622–1712)
********* [[Anthony al-Osman]] (1652– ) m. 1692 [[Mei Ling]] (1671– )
********** Ahmed al-Osman (1693– )
********** Fatima al-Osman (1695– )
********** Ali al-Osman (1697– )
********** Zara al-Osman (1699– )
****** Babak Mirza al-Osman (1572–1598)
****** Arben Mirza al-Osman (1574–1632)
****** Majeed Mirza al-Osman (1575–1611)
***** Tahmaseb Bardiya al-Osman (1563–1632)
*** Arshāmā al-Osman (1533–1598) m. 1549 Arshām al-Osman (1529–1560)
**** Ardashir Arshām al-Osman (1554–1598)
***** Bahram al-Osman (1559–1598)
***** Mirza Zurvanudin al-Osman (1561–1609)
****** Ardashir Mirza al-Osman (1572–1617)
******* Ardashir Zurvanudin Mirza al-Osman (1592–1674)
******** Ardashir Malik Mirza Khan al-Osman (1622–1712)
********* [[Anthony al-Osman]] (1652– ) m. 1692 Mei Ling (1671– )
********** Ahmed al-Osman (1693– )
********** Fatima al-Osman (1695– )
********** Ali al-Osman (1697– )
********** Zara al-Osman (1699– )
****** Babak Mirza al-Osman (1572–1598)
****** Arben Mirza al-Osman (1574–1632)
****** Majeed Mirza al-Osman (1575–1611)
***** Tahmaseb Bardiya al-Osman (1563–1632)
*** Bardiya al-Osman (1534–1598)
*** Roxana al-Osman (1535–1573)
*** Hutaosa al-Osman (1535–1598)
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Aoife (1514; † 1685) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Aoife the Celt]] (died 1685)
** ''Extinct''
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Abakhtari (1515) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Tahmaseb Abakhtari|Tahmaseb Shah Abakhtari]] (1430–1520) m. Roshanak of Nivardom
** Nilufar of Vey m. [[Ardashir Moqtada al-Osmani]] (1504–1598)
*** [[Turandokht Osmania]] (1540–1639) m. [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]] (1542–1609)
**** [[Alissa al-Osman]] (1589–1654) m. [[Alix Verion]] (1606–1639)
***** [[Ludovic Verion]] (1624– )
***** [[Regina Verion]] (1634– ) m. Nebuchadnezzar Buvonzake (dead)
****** [[Isor Verion|Isor Nebuchadnezzarion Verion]] (1660–1704) m.1 1686 (div. 1699) [[Ayesha al-Osman]] (b. 1660); m.2 1698 [[Aliande]] of [[Laegel]] (b. 1656)
******* [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– )
******* [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Kala Avon-El]] (1694– )
******* Sirithil of Laegel (b. 1699)
******* Legolas Isorion Verion (b. 1699)
******* Zora of Laegel (b. 1702)
*** [[Kaiser Aurangzeb]] (1542–1609) m.1 Samira of Raspur m.2 [[Turandokht Osmania]] (1540–1639)
**** Aurangzeb al-Osman the Younger (1579-1612) m. 1600 Leyli Pirouzfar (1581–1615)
***** Fazel Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1602–1698) m. 1625 Setara Rastegar (1605–1699)
****** Shiva Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1627–1714) m. 1650 Syrian Soballion (1625–1694)
******* Darius Osman-Soballion (1652– ) m. 1676 Nuan Elirion (1655– )
******** Arian Osman-Soballion (1677– ) m. 1700 Onqadyl Dermazion (1680– )
********* Konmonuq Osman-Soballion (1701– )
********* Gerren Osman-Soballion (1703– )
******** Jovian Osman-Soballion (1680– ) m. 1703 Eliza Enujohanenion (1683– )
********* Turana Osman-Enujohanenion (1704– )
******* Alexander Osman-Soballion (1655– ) m. 1682 Kasanra Mumyrion (1657– )
******** Oliver Osman-Soballion (1685– )
******** Julia Osman-Soballion (1689– )
****** Farzana Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1630–1649) m. 1648 Rohaab Parwaz (1620–1701)
******* ''stillborn daughter'' (1649)
****** Parichehr Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1632–1638)
***** Farhad Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1604–1701) m. 1626 Fereshteh Hematti (1605–1689)
****** Taniya Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1628– ) m. 1658 Gauriel Qullyr-ra-Milion (1625–1715)
******* Marqus Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1660– ) m. 1686 Lubadyra Markontanuer (1665– )
******** Hilyna Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1687– )
******** Tyrui Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1691– )
******* Luqmon Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1664– ) m. 1700 Nilas Kornaboxuun (1670– )
******** Limon Qullyr-ra-Milion-la-Osmoni (1702– , ''adopted'' 1703)
****** Reyhaneh Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1630– ) m. 1652 Olav Gruntland-Einhorn (1625–1655)
******* Valdemar Einhorn al-Osman (1652– ) m. 1690 Ingrid-Malene Møller Torby (1658– )
******** Åsgeir Einhorn al-Osman (1692– )
******** Torbjørn Einhorn al-Osman (1695– )
******* Birgitte Einhorn al-Osman (1654– ) m. 1684 Jonas Kåveland (1650– )
******** Otto Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland (1687– )
******** Matilde Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland (1690– )
******* Olav Einhorn al-Osman (1656–, posthumously born) m. 1686 Patricia Hvetemark (1660– )
******** Oddvar Einhorn al-Osman (1688– )
******** Vidar Einhorn al-Osman (1692– )
****** Ghazal Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1633–1661) m. 1652 Amir Heydarpanah (1625–1662)
******* Fatemeh Heydarpanah (1653– )
******* Khatoun Heydarpanah (1655– )
******* Mozhgan Heydarpanah (1657– )
******* Niloofar Heydarpanah (1659– )
******* Asal Heydarpanah (1661– )
******* Esfandiyar Heydarpanah (1661–1661)
***** Azita Aurangzebdokht al-Osman (1606–1678) m. 1627 Sahar Keshavarz (1607–1702)
****** Mohsen Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarz (1629– ) m. 1655 Parisa Nemati (1631– )
******* Sahar Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarzi (1657– ) m. 1680 Hassan Bagherzadeh (1655– )
******** Hossein Bagherzadeh (1682– )
******** Naghi Bagherzadeh (1684– )
******* Frouzan Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarzi (1660– ) m. 1681 Ahmad Rayegan (1662– )
******** Malihe Rayegan (1685– )
******** Elahe Rayegan (1687– )
****** Farrokh Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarz (1633– ) m. 1663 Shiamsi Kiaei (1635– )
******* Shirin Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarz (1665– ) m. 1687 Qobad Darvishi (1659– )
******** Omid Darvishi (1689– )
******** Vahid Darvishi (1692– )
******* Tannaz Aurangzebzadeh Keshavarz (1668– ) m. 1689 Kambiz Shokoohi (1665– )
******** Reza Shokoohi (1692–
******** Arzhang Shokoohi (1694– )
***** Zora Aurangzebdokht al-Osman (1608–1693) m. 1628 Changis Eskandari (1605–1701)
****** Fariba Eskandari (1631– ) m. 1652 Hamidreza Entezami (1625–1699)
******* Faramarz Entezami (1653– ) m. 1678 Maryam Mashayekhi (1658– )
******** Siamak Entezami (1679– ) m. 1701 Atefeh Aslani (1680– )
********* Azar Entezami (1702– )
********* Bahar Entezami (1704– )
******** Saeed Entezami (1682– ) m. 1704 Narges Sobhani (1683– )
******* Kannan Entezami (1655– ) m. 1679 Fahime Kardan (1660– )
******** Farahnaz Entezami (1681– ) m. 1701 Goli Khosravi (1682– )
********* Fariborz (1701– )
********* Manuchehr (1703– )
******** Sahand Entezami (1684– ) m. 1703 Hengameh Qasemi (1685– )
********* Amir Entezami (1704– )
****** Khatayoun Eskandari (1633–1662) m. 1660 Mohsen Jafarnejad (1630–1699)
******* Yazdan Jafarnejad (1661– ) m. 1685 Parvaneh Rouhani (1668– )
******** Fahime Jafarnejad (1686– )
******** Ozraa Jafarnejad (1688– )
***** Homayoun Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1611–1715) m. 1629 Alexandra Désirée Wythe (1609–1715)
****** Kaja Wythe al-Osman (1630– ) m. 1558 Jean Emanuel Ngahi de la Gardie (1620–1715)
******* Kila Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1661– ) m. 1685 Christian van Zinkgraven (1658– )
******** Lodewijk van Zinkgraven (1688– )
******** Corneel van Zinkgraven (1692– )
******* Benjamin Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1665– ) m. 1693 Ivana Enujohanenion (1665– )
******** Malachi Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1695– )
******** Zachariah Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1698– )
******** Habakkuk Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1701– )
****** Artaxerxes Wythe al-Osman (1633– ) m. 1663 Augustina Curry (1636– )
******* Jonathan Wythe al-Osman (1665– ) m. 1695 Caroline Moozek (1670– )
******** Elwynn Wythe al-Osman (1697– )
******** Constancia Wythe al-Osman (1700– )
******* Montgomery Wythe al-Osman (1668– ) m. 1693 Padora Sakarah (1669– )
******** Holly Wythe al-Osman (1697– )
****** Alexander Wythe al-Osman (1636– ) m. 1665 Eva Leonardi (1640– )
******* Orlando Wythe al-Osman (1670– ) m. 1700 Cassandra Bongjovanni
******** Emiliano Wythe al-Osman (1703– )
******** Mercurio Wythe al-Osman (1703– )
******* Amadeo Wythe al-Osman (1675– ) m. 1702 Cuzia Cocuzza
******** Candida Wythe al-Osman (1703– )
***** Bahman Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1615–1714) m. 1635 Darya Haghshenas (1617–1715)
****** Akbar Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1638– ) m. 1662 Parastoo Mirzaii (1642– )
******* Roohangiz Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1664– ) m. 1685 Mansour Yaghmaei (1662– )
******** Qobad Osmani-Yaghmaei (1689– )
******** Mani Osmani-Yaghmaei (1692– )
******* Nazanin Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1666– ) m. 1686 Morteza Poozesh (1664– )
******** Naser Poozezh (1688– )
******** Benyamin Poozesh (1692– )
******* Afshin Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1668– ) m. 1692 Mahboobeh Esfahani (1672– )
******** Iskander Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1693– )
******** Ardasher Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1695– )
****** Mehdi Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1640– ) m. 1664 Samira Haghshenas (1644– )
******* Zari Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1666– ) m. 1687 Rasoul Jahangiri
******** Babak al-Osman Jahangiri (1689– )
******** Behzad al-Osman Jahangiri (1691– )
******** Aziz al-Osman Jahangiri (1693– )
******* Jamileh Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1669– ) m. 1689 Javad Teymoori (1667– )
******** Maya Teymoori (1692– )
******** Afsoun Teymoori (1694– )
****** Foroogh Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1646– ) m. 1672 [[Marcus Marenai-Eqlarion]] (1646– )
******* Miriam Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1675– ) m.1 1697 Suqal Zubarion (1670–1700) m.2 1703 [[Đorđe Babić]] (1658– )
******** Morgan Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1698–1700)
******** Karmen Babić-al-Osman (1704– )
******* Jon Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1677– ) m. 1699 Esperanza García Sánchez (1670– )
******** Tomás Marenai-Eqlarion García (1702– )
******** Martina Marenai-Eqlarion García (1703– )
**** Fatima al-Osman (1581-1612) m. [[Daniel Simrani-Kalirion]] (1574–1631)
***** [[Kaiseress Noor|Noor as-Salaam]] (1604–1650) m.1 1629 (div. 1632) [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632), m.2 1633 (annulled 1656) [[Noah Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1685)
****** [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
******* [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
******** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
******** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
********* [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
********** [[Yukio]] (1716– )
********* [[Jirō]] (1695– )
********* [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
******** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
******** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
********* [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
********* [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
********* [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
****** [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
******* [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
******** [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
********* [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
******* [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
******** [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
****** [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
****** [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
****** [[Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar]] (1635–1689)
****** [[Fatima of Arbor]] (1638– 1703) m. 1681 [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (1642– 1703)
******* [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
******** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
******** Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
******** Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
******** Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
******** Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
******** Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
******* [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (1680- )
******** Seiji (1713– )
******** Esuta (1713– )
******* [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (1678- )
******** Anwar Hotak (1715– )
******* [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (1679- )
******** Bolesław Ranković (1714– )
******* Farhan bin Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (1689– )
******** Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (1716– )
******* Astīr bint Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (1663– )
**** [[Alissa al-Osman]] (1589–1654) m. [[Alix Verion]] (1606–1639)
**** [[Ludovic Verion]] (1624– )
**** [[Regina Verion]] (1634– ) m. Nebuchadnezzar Buvonzake (dead)
***** [[Isor Verion|Isor Nebuchadnezzarion Verion]] (1660–1704) m.1 1686 (div. 1699) [[Ayesha al-Osman]] (b. 1660); m.2 1698 [[Aliande]] of [[Laegel]] (b. 1656)
****** [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– )
****** [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Kala Avon-El]] (1694– )
****** Sirithil of Laegel (b. 1699)
****** Legolas Isorion Verion (b. 1699)
****** Zora of Laegel (b. 1702)
**** [[Tokaray al-Osman]] (1582-1650)
***** [[Aurangzeb Tokaraizadeh al-Osman]] (1641-) m. 1659 [[Sarah Dravot]] (1627-1715)
****** Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman (1662-) m. 1684 Miranda Isabella Anders (1669- )
******* [[Roya al-Osman]] (1686– ) m. 1710 [[Dāryuš Vištāspa of the Suren|Dāryuš Vištāspa]] (1686– )
******* [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) m. 1709 [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– )
******** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
******** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
******** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
******** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
******* Ismail al-Osman (1690– )
******* Vahid al-Osman (1692– )
******* Elham al-Osman (1693– )
*****[[Daniyal al-Osman]] (1641–1717) m.1 1659 [[Liv Dravot]] (1615–1663) m.2 [[Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal]] (1672– )
****** [[Temüjin Tokaray Erdenechuluun al-Osman]] (1692– )
****** [[Azardokht Boragchin Erdenechuluuniin al-Osman]] (1694– )
****** [[Aurangzeb Daniyal Erdenechuluun al-Osman]] (1710– )
***** [[Adam al-Osman]] (1642-1717) m. 1659 [[Madani Simrani]] (1640- )
******[[Elia Simrani-Osman]] (1650- ) m. 1678 [[Zacharias Avon-El]] (1651– )
*******Madani Avon-El (1685- )
*******Sara Avon-El (1688- )
***** [[Esmeralda al-Osman]] (1642-) m. (1) 1659 [[Harry Payne]] (1624-1664), (2) 1671 [[Jaime Augustin Joaquin Primo de Aguilar]] (1595–1718)
****** Azar Begum Osman-Aguilar ([[Rosamund]]) (1673-) m. 1706 [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– )
******* [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
****** Shahnaz Mirza Osman-Aguilar ([[Iñigo]]) (1675-) m. 1710 [[Amāstris of the Suren]] (1692– )
******* [[Javier Husayn]] (1690– ; ''mother unknown'')
******* [[Marie Beatrice]] (1696– ; ''mother unknown'')
******* [[Farrukhān Joaquin Suren al-Osman Primo de Aguilar|Farrukhān]] (1713– )
***** [[Azardokht al-Osman]] (1635– ) m. 1659 {{tooltip|Dāryuš Shah|born Kūruš Artashata}}, Khan of Raspur (1642- )
****** Peroz (''stillborn'', 1663)
****** [[Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman]] (1663- ) m. 1699 [[Alissa Guadalim]] (1661–)
******* Ardashir Alamgir Osman (1702– )
****** [[Jamshid-e Osman]] (1665– ) m. 1699 Esmé Griffin
******* Kamran Osman(1701– )
******* Jamileh Osman (1704– )
******* Soheila Osman (1704– )
***** Nilufar al-Osman (1640– ) m. 1659 [[Timūr al-Osman Taraghay]] (1599-1684)
****** Ardashir Jahangir al-Osman (1660– ) m. 1684 [[Selardi Jen Daniyal]] (1649–1695)
******* Daniyal Simranzadeh al-Osman (1686– ) m. 1702 Isabella III Günthersdohtor Merrick (1686– )
****** [[Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman]] (1660– ) m. 1681 Anahita Mehrjoo (1659– )
******* Pardis al-Osman (1682– )
******* Javad al-Osman (1684– )
******* Iraj al-Osman (1685– )
****** Iskander Rustam al-Osman (1660– ) m. 1681 Negin Danesh (1662– )
******* Davoud al-Osman (1683– )
******* Karim al-Osman (1685– )
******* Melika al-Osman (1687– )
***** [[Samira al-Osman]] (1641– ) m. 1659 [[Justin Guadalim]] (1619- )
****** [[Ayesha Guadalim]] (1660–) m. 1686 (div. 1699) [[Isor Verion]] (1660–1704)
******* [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– )
******* [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Kala Avon-El]] (1694– )
******* Chryseandokht al-Osman (1699–; ''father unknown'')
****** [[Alissa Guadalim]] (1661–) m. 1681 [[Frederik Haabye Truls]] (1620–1691) m.2 [[Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman]] (1665– )
******* Ardashir Alamgir Osman (1702– )
****** [[Mariyam Guadalim]] (1663–) m. 1681 [[Frederik Haabye Truls]] (1620–1691)
******* Kari Noor Truls (1685–)
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Asher-Jones (1517; †) ===
[[File:Imperia bigcopy.gif|75px|thumb|right|Line of Landingberg]]
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* R. Tyler-Alexander Aaron Asher-Jones, Emperor of [[Landingberg]] (''deceased'') m. ?
** Aleksander Wilhelm II, Emperor of [[Landingberg]]
*** Aleksander Wilhelm III, Emperor of the [[United Empire|United Empire of Landingberg-Schoninreich]] and m. 1529 Ekaterina-Maria of the Rhinesland
** Thorkel Asher-Jones m. Lady Nidaros-Volsdame, Princess of [[Nidaros]]
*** Karl Gustav Thorkelsson Nidaros-Volsdame, King of [[Nidaros]]
**** Bjarngeir Thorkelsson Nidaros-Volsdame (died 1614), presumed to have married Hillevi Eiriksdottir
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Orion (1517) ===

In 1517 AN (somewhere 2491–2520), someone named Orion of Lac Glacei was admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes.

More research is necessary to determine whether he is still alive or whether there are descendants. It is thought that the family belongs to the [[royalty of Lac Glacei]], but it is hard to get the years right.

Help is needed.

===== Genealogical hypotheses =====
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*''Orion A; Emperor of Apollantis and Audentia (1400–1448)
** ''Helena m. Adam von Wulf und Panzerland
*** ''Ryszard von Wulf
** ''Orion B (1430–?), Count of Cimmeria
*** ''Orion C, (1465–1515), Grand Duke of Lac Glacei (1509–1515)
**** '''Orion D (1487–1589), admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes in 1517 (Emperor of [[Apollantis]] and [[Audentior]]) m. † Claire Alexandra
***** Andreios I (1515–1592), (Emperor of [[Apollantis]]) m. † Maria Ilios
****** '''Orion E (Ilios, 1540–16??), admitted to the Senate in 1597'''
****** Alexander (1543–1592), (Emperor of [[Apollantis]] in Exile) m. † Karina Skiros
******* Aurora (1567–1595), (Empress of [[Apollantis]] in Exile) m. [[Leyland Raynor]] (1570–1668)
******** Orion I Nix (1595–1658)
********* Hercule I (1630–1688) m. Ariana (Lady Cognito) (?–†)
********** Theta Nix (1655–1693) (Duchess of Lac Glacei) m. † Ludwig (Lord of Thornsburg)
*********** [[Orion II]] (1675–1713) m. Vikka Klosson (?–†)
************ Augustin (1689– )
************ Fleurette (1691– )
************ Lothair (1694– )
** ''Side (1436–?) m. Riyon Sakor (?–?)
*** ''Riyon Karus (1460–?)
** ''Merope (1438–?) m. Alejando dei Barbone (?–?)
*** ''Augustin dei Barbone (1470–?)
** ''Cassiopeia (1448–) m. Abdullah Shervanis (?–?)
*** ''Amir Shervanis (1478–1582)
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Jeremy (1521) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Jeremy Hart|Jeremy of New Britannia]] (died 1523)
** William of New Britannia (1511–1575) m. Georgina van Benkern (1520–1579)
*** Juliana of Willow (1532–1598) m. Michael Middlemore (1531–1593)
**** Frederick Middlemore (1552–1620) m. Mildred Bluth (1552–1624)
***** Gregory Middlemore (1575–1635) m. Christina Wordsworth (1570–1640)
****** John Middlemore (1600–1652) m. Beatrix van den Berg (1610–1659)
******* Montgomery Middlemore (1628–1691) m. Pauline Garcia (1630–1716)
******** [[George Middlemore]] (1650– )
******** Alexander Middlemore (1653– )
******** Joshua Middlemore (1655– )
**** Mary Middlemore (1576–1670) m. James Mugwort (1570–1640)
***** Charles Mugwort (1598–1694) m. Adelia Caroli (1595–1693)
****** Carol Mugwort (1620–1716) m. Lourens van 't Zallandt (1618–1712)
******* Albert van 't Zallandt (1645– ) m. Hendrika Steenberg (1648– )
******** Maaike van 't Zallandt (1670– ) m. Kasper Kloosterman (1671– )
********* Christiaan Kloosterman (1696– )
******** Margriet van 't Zallandt (1673– )
******* Wijnanda van 't Zallandt (1647– ) m. Luuk Oehlenschlager (1650– )
******** Sebastiaan Oehlenschlager (1676– )
******** Rozemarijn Oehlenschlager (1679– )
******* Sijmen van 't Zallandt (1650– ) m. Willemien Nijmeijer van Nijkamp (1660– )
******** Albert-Jan van 't Zallandt (1680– )
******** Lodewijk van 't Zallandt (1683– )
****** Jacob Mugwort (1625–1628)
*** Samuel of Willow (1535–1624) m. Catrìona Breathnach (1540–1629)
**** Elizabeth of Willow (1566–1669) m. Sylvester Severin (1562–1655)
***** Jeremy Severin (1583–1690) m. Esther Drummond (1584–1675)
****** Alexandra Severin (1598–1696) m. Donald Bush (1600–1692)
******* Edward Bush (1620–1715) m. Thelma Marble (1622–1717)
******** Patrick Bush (1650– ) m. Sophia Stanton (1652– )
******** Camilla Bush (1652– ) m. Harold Cougar-Smith (1640– )
********* Catherine Cougar-Smith (1675– )
********* Michael Cougar-Smith (1679– )
******* William Bush (1623–1714) m. Edna Sugar-Edgar (1625–1717)
***** Christine Severin (1585–1685) m. Pedro García Rodrigues (1580–1640)
****** Aníbal García Severin (1605–1681) m. Matilda Villarreal Mason (1607–1716)
******* Cristóbal García Villarreal (1632– ) m. María José Tezozómoc Tehuetzquititzin (1634– )
******** [[José Joaquín of Anahuaco|José Joaquín García Tezozómoc]] (1660– )
******** Albertina María García Tezozómoc (1663– )
******** Valentina de la Cruz García Tezozómoc (1665– )
****** Cleopatra García Severin (1608–1714) m. Timoteo Viernes Avendano (1599–1714)
******* Marco Viernes García (1629– ) m.1 1653 Jacinta Casillas Aviles (1635–1657), m.2 1658 Constanza Vallecillo Pena (1640– )
******** Beatriz Viernes Casillas (1655– ) m. [[Fermin Mendoza Ruiz]] (1650– )
********* Leila Mendoza Viernes (1680– ) m. Luis Cecetzin de Nanacacipactzin (1677– )
********** Patricio Cecetzin Mendoza (1706– )
********* Eduardo Mendoza Viernes (1683– )
******** Rebeca Viernes Casillas (1657–1681)
******** Aarón Viernes Vallecillo (1659–1682)
******** Julián Viernes Vallecillo (1662–1681)
******* Antonio Viernes García (1613–1620)
******* Julio Viernes García (1617–1717) m. Philippine Romilly (1620– )
********* André Viernes-Romilly (1644– ) m. Émilie Allard (1642–1681)
********** Charlotte Viernes-Romilly (1663–1681)
********** Brigitte Viernes-Romilly (1665–1681)
********** Emmanuel Viernes-Romilly (1668– ) m. Martha Wellington (1670– )
*********** Charles Viernes-Romilly (1693– )
*********** Émile Viernes-Romilly (1695– )
********* Marc Viernes Romilly (1648–1681)
******* César Viernes García (1619–1659)
**** Albert of Willow (1570–1588)
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Kloss (1521) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Johanns fonn Klosso]] (1442–1535) m. † Helga fonn Aujo
** Jor Klosson (1464–1499) m. † Freya Lorrsdottir
*** Gellir Klosson (1487–1563) m. † Gudrid Buurg
**** Ragnar Klosson (1510–1590) m. Sigfrida Eesden
***** Kaspar Klosson (1535–1683) m. ?
****** Boris Klosson (1563–1633) m. ?
******* Karl Klosson (1596–1656) m. ?
******** Karl II Klosson (1621–1698) m. ?
********* Ragnar II Klosson (1652– ) m. ?
********** Vikka Klosson (1678–†) m. Orion II (Duke of [[Lac Glacei]]) (1675–1713)
*********** Augustin (1689– ) m. 1713 Ilse of Angsax (1692–)
*********** Fleurette (1691– )
*********** Lothair (1694– )
******* Johann II (1597–1689) m. † Tilda of Anglien (Princess of Anglien) (1610–1710)
******** Johann III (1632–1692) m. † Mara of Ter-sog (1638–1700)
********* Johann IV (1665–1713) m. Lianna of Saksenlant (1667– )
********** Ilse (1692–) m. 1713 Augustin Ilios (1689– )
********** Johanna (1698–)
********** Liselotte (1700–)
********** Eva (1704–)
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Aradoika (1521) ===

{{Tree list}}
* [[Joshua Aradoika]] (1436–1479?) m. [[Lelyonna Vialundo]] (1436–1541?)
** Ansur Aradoika (?–?) m. Kanja Baldsdottir Isammaður (?–?)
*** Nembil Kanjuson Isammaður (?–?) m. Rikja Vanadisarson Isammaður (?–?)
**** Sara Rikjudottar (1547–1572) m. 1562 [[Daniel Kalirion]] (1542–1586)
***** [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1565–1618) m.1. 1597 Merling Karlsson (1566-1603), m.2. 1615 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Hallbjörn Haraldsson}} (1588-1685)
****** [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1603–1629) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon III]])
******* ''Ludwig Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion'' (''1590–1631, adopted, but adoption retrospectively revoked/annulled in 1637'')
******* Benjamin Ayreon-Kalirion (1622–1625, ''adopted'')
****** [[Noah Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1689?) m. 1633 (annulled 1656) [[Kaiseress Noor]] (1603–1650)
******* [[Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar]] (1635–1689)
******* [[Fatima of Arbor]] (1638– 1703) m. 1681 [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (1642– 1703)
******** [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
********* [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
********* Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
********* [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
********* Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
********* Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
********* Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
********* Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
********* Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
********* Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
******** [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (1680- )
********* Seiji (1713– )
********* Esuta (1713– )
******** [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (1678- )
********* Anwar Hotak (1715– )
******** [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (1679- )
********* Bolesław Ranković (1714– )
******** Farhan bin Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (1689– )
********* Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (1716– )
******** Astīr bint Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (1663– )
****** [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill]] (1616–1651) (aka [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill]])
***** [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]] (1571–1598) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon II]]) m. 1588 [[Nathan Dariolin]] (1455–1607)
****** [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632, ''adopted'') m. 1629 (div. 1632) [[Kaiseress Noor|Noor bint Daniyal]] (1604–1650)
******* [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
******** [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
******** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
******** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
********* [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
********** [[Yukio]] (1716– )
********* [[Jirō]] (1695– )
********* [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
******** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
******** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
********* [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
********* [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
********* [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
******* [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
******** [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
********* [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
********** [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
******** [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
********* [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
******* [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
******* [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
*** Adelina Aradoika (1493–1545) m. Yngvar av Helgahusinom (1489–1603)
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Archetype XXIII (1521; † 1521) ===
[[Archetype XXIII]] was posthumously admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes in 1521, in accordance with the updated rules of the Order, in which any head of state of or over Hurmu would be admitted to the Order. Archetype XXIII was head of state over Hurmu, as Elenaran of [[Menelmacar]] during a part of the first year (1479) of Hurmu's Menelmacari era (1479–1487), and was thus admitted. It is believed that he left no descendants to carry on the line.

=== Line of Caesar Augustus (1521; † 1521) ===
[[Caesar Augustus]] was posthumously admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes in 1521, in accordance with the updated rules of the Order, in which any head of state of or over Hurmu would be admitted to the Order. Caesar Augustus was head of state over Hurmu, as Elenaran of Menelmacar for a few years during Hurmu's Menelmacari era (1479–1487), and was thus admitted. It is believed that he left no descendants to carry on the line.

=== Line of Hallgrím Aðalgeirsson (1521; † 1521) ===
In 1521, the rules of the Order of the Holy Lakes made it clear that any head of state of or over Hurmu would be a member of the Order. As such, [[Hallgrím Aðalgeirsson]] (1398–1485), President of Hurmu Republik (1476–1479) was posthumously admitted to the Order. As he was survived by no spouse nor descendants, his line was extinct from the start.

=== Line of Thoenen Helios (1521; † 1521) ===
[[Thoenen Helios]], also known as Cyrus Aftab Zad, died 1505, was posthumously admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes in 1521, in accordance with the updated rules of the Order, in which any head of state of or over Hurmu would be admitted to the Order. Thoenen Helios was head of state of Hurmu 1494–1497 and was thus admitted. It is believed that he left no descendants to carry on the line.

=== Line of Troy Tomsohnd (1521; †) ===
[[Troy Thompson|Troy Tomsohnd]], also known as [[Troy Thompson]] was admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes in 1521, in accordance with the updated rules of the Order, in which any head of state of or over Hurmu would be admitted to the Order. Troy Tomsohnd was Baron of Hurmu 1500–1502 and was thus admitted.

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* [[Troy Thompson|Troy Tomsohnd]] m Heather of [[Heathersland]]
** Roberto García y Ramírez (mother Cristina García y Ramírez)
*** Paz Roberto Nero (mother Amanda Nero Hernández)
** Kufukhaf Iskander Khan (mother a Babkhi lady)
*** [[Truvus Roshnam Slobovi]] (mother a Slobovian lady)
** Tregh Tomsohnd (mother Heather of Heatherland)
{{Tree list/end}}

It is believed that no persons from the line have survived until today. Thus the line is thought to be extinct.

=== Line of Mors Nerrolar (1521) ===
: ''See [[House of Nerrolar]]''

In 1521, the rules of the Order of the Holy Lakes made it clear that any head of state of or over Hurmu would be a member of the Order. As such, [[Kaiser Mors IV|Mors Nerrolar]], [[Kaiser of Shireroth]] 1499–1502 as [[Kaiser Mors IV]], was head of state over Hurmu during Hurmu's first Shirerithian era (1500–1505). Thus Mors admitted to the Order.

It is unknown whether Nerrolar or any of his descendants are still "alive". He reigned a second time in [[Shireroth]] 1613–1615 before disappearing again.

* [[Kaiser Mors IV|Mors Nerrolar]] (?–?)
** Pàn Shuānghuā (Sàohuáng Queen; "née" Geliflora Segovia Nerrolar) (1616–?)
*** Pàn Tiǎomín (1622–1648?) m. 1639 Zhāng Xiǎogǎn (–1648?)
**** Pàn Kǎixù (1644–1664) m. 1656 Calumma Sheth (1649–?)
***** Chlorocyphida Pan (1657–?)

=== Line of Ari Kaukainen (1521) ===
In 1521, the rules of the Order of the Holy Lakes made it clear that any head of state of or over Hurmu would be a member of the Order. As such, [[Kaiser Ari i|Ari Kaukainen]] (born 1456), [[Kaiser of Shireroth]] 1502–1504 as [[Kaiser Ari i]], was head of state over Hurmu during Hurmu's first Shirerithian era (1500–1505). Thus Ari Kaukainen was admitted to the Order. He remains alive, residing in Shireroth.

No descendants or marriages have been recorded.

=== Line of Silmahamnum (1523) ===
: ''Note: Genealogy not completed – and none of the people here are inscribed as members yet''

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* [[Vali Ri av Silmahamnum]] (1426–1538) m.1 Amma Hemdal (1420–1455); m.2 Erna Herseland (1435–1633)
** Snotra av Silmahamnum (1450–1548) m. Gustav von der Esch (1440–1524)
*** Dorothea von der Esch (1478–1536) m. Svend Tårbæk (1470–1530)
**** Torkel Tårbæk (1496–1536) m. Charlotte de Nidaros (1498–1536)
***** Christian Tårbæk (1514–1536) m. Elisabeth Clairtune (1516–1536)
****** Mathilde (1535–1536)
***** [[Gunvør of Humlebæk|Gunvør Tårbæk]] (1515–1560) m.1 1540 [[Kaiser Ayreon|Prince Andelarion]] (1450–1544); m.2 1546 [[Ngahi Lla'i]] (1503–1587)
****** [[Daniel Kalirion]] (1542–1586) m. 1562 Sara Rikjudottar (1547–1572)
******* [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1565–1618) m.1. 1597 Merling Karlsson (1566-1603), m.2. 1615 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Hallbjörn Haraldsson}} (1588-1685)
******** [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1603–1629) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon III]])
********* ''Ludwig Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion'' (''1590–1631, adopted, but adoption retrospectively revoked/annulled in 1637'')
********* Benjamin Ayreon-Kalirion (1622–1625, ''adopted'')
******** [[Noah Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1689?) m. 1633 (annulled 1656) [[Kaiseress Noor]] (1603–1650)
********* [[Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar]] (1635–1689)
********* [[Fatima of Arbor]] (1638– 1703) m. 1681 [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (1642– 1703)
********** [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
*********** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
*********** Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
*********** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
*********** Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
*********** Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
*********** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
*********** Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
*********** Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
*********** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
********** [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (1680- )
*********** Seiji (1713– )
*********** Esuta (1713– )
********** [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (1678- )
*********** Anwar Hotak (1715– )
********** [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (1679- )
*********** Bolesław Ranković (1714– )
********** Farhan bin Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (1689– )
*********** Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (1716– )
********** Astīr bint Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (1663– )
******** [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill]] (1616–1651) (aka [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill]])
******* [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]] (1571–1598) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon II]]) m. 1588 [[Nathan Dariolin]] (1455–1607)
******** [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632, ''adopted'') m. 1629 (div. 1632) [[Kaiseress Noor|Noor bint Daniyal]] (1604–1650)
********* [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
********** [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
********** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
********** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
*********** [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
************ [[Yukio]] (1716– )
*********** [[Jirō]] (1695– )
*********** [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
********** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
********** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
*********** [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
*********** [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
*********** [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
********* [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
********** [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
*********** [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
************ [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
********** [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
*********** [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
********* [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
********* [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
****** [[Kila Megadaezj|Kila Tårbæk Lla'i]] (1550–1652)
******* Yashtar Azbadon Olav Megadaezj (1583–1689), m. 1610 with Emilia Terravia (1587–1695).
******** Talra Esmeralda Kelde Megadaezj (1615–1638) m. 1635 with Ashraf Jahanbani (1610–1656)
********* [[Jalal Jahanbani]] (1636– ) m. 1676 Selri Karovion (1650– )
********** Yahyanah Jahanbani (1677– ) m. 1716 Eemil Kaldo (1682– )
********** Salim Jahanbani (1680– ) m. 1715 Rebekka Saaremaa (1688– )
*********** Aabraham Jahanbani (1716– )
******** Fjedra Catarina Mathilde Megadaezj (1618–1714)
******* Nodadar Freja Kila Megadaezj (1585–1690), m. 1615 Robert Emanuel de la Gardie (1580–1676)
******** Jean Emanuel Ngahi de la Gardie (1620–1715) m. 1668 Kaja Wythe al-Osman (1630– )
********* Kila Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1661– ) m. 1685 Christian van Zinkgraven (1658– )
********** Lodewijk van Zinkgraven (1688– )
********** Corneel van Zinkgraven (1692– )
********* Benjamin Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1665– ) m. 1693 Ivana Enujohanenion (1665– )
********** Malachi Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1695– )
********** Zachariah Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1698– )
********** Habakkuk Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1701– )
******* Eldes Oden Megadaezj (1590–1644), m. 1626 Aina Toini (1599–1689)
******** [[Zulamith Megadaezj|Zulamith Thor Megadaezj]] (1628–1715) m. 1660 Salami Zakresyn Kyl (1634– )
********* Enare Topelius Kil Megadaezj (1662–) m. Aamu Wuorenheimo (1665– )
********** Muddus Zacharias Megazaezj (1689– ) m. 1716 Mathilda Marrion (1692– )
********** Osmo Paadar Megadaezj (1692– ) m. 1717 Ebba de Kasjeg (1695– )
**** Karl Tårbæk (1499–1536) m. Priscilla af Ørken (1502–1536)
***** Æmilie Tårbæk (1528–1536)
***** Frederik Tårbæk (1531–1536)
*** Nikolaus von der Esch (1480–1543) m. 1503 Gertrude Schulze (1482–1547)
**** Ämilia von der Esch (1503–1540)
***** Levina Haasenhausen (1518–1570; father Levi Haasenhausen) m. Kerrick Saint Endellion (1517–1565)
****** [[Joshua Saint Endellion]] (1538–1656) m. 1629 Esmeralda de las Caldeñas (1548–1646)
**** Amala von der Esch (1505–1597) m. Robert Berninger (1500–1582)
***** Sophie Berninger (1533–1599) m. Matthias von Däcke (1520–1604)
****** Maria von Däcke (1568– ) m. Georg Koburg (1565–1636)
******* Eduard Koburg (1594–1672) m. Beatha Wilhelmstochter von Simpf (1596–1686)
******* Jürgen Koburg (1595–1652) m. Elisabeth Zweibäuge (1600–1702)
******** Elisabeth Koburg (1626– ) m. Philipp Battenberg né Altburg (1621– )
********* [[Karl Battenberg]] (1648– ) m.1 1681 (div. 1696) Franziska née Kind (1661–1697), m.2 1705 Rosalind Barcherbühl née Bruut (1647– )
********** Wilhelm Battenberg (1682– ) m. 1611 Katharina née Mitz (1682– )
*********** Jürgen Battenberg (1713– )
*********** Charlotta Battenberg (1715– )
********** Heinrich Battenberg (1684– )
********* Anna Battenberg (1650– ) m.1 1673 (div. 1692) Markus Philippiner (1648–), m.2 1692 Timothäus Laurentz (1655– )
********** Peter Philippiner (1677–) m. 1708 Oktober Kallen (1678– )
*********** Feldine Philippiner (1710– )
*********** Insula Philippiner (1712– )
********** Sara Jakopkopf née Philippiner (1681– ) m. 1711 Michael Jakopkopf (1678– )
*********** Maria Jakopkopf (1714– )
********* Andreas Battenberg (1660– ) m. 1686 (div. 1696) Farah Rezaei (1659– )
********** Beatrix Battenberg (1688– )
********** Viktoria Battenberg (1690– )
********* Eduard Battenberg (1664– ) m. 1999 Sophia Johannis (1665– )
********** Luise Battenberg (1703– )
********** Jakob Battenberg (1707– )
******** Margareta Rosa Koburg (1630–1702) m. 1660 (div. 1678) Anton Weißwalschberg (1630– )
********* David Weißwalschberg (1661– ) m. Virginia Freimann (1670– )
********** Karl Weißwalschberg (1699– )
********** Margareta Weißwalschberg (1702– )
********* Sara Weißwalschberg (1664– ) m. Daniel Sanktjürgenspuhl (1657– )
********** Samuel Sanktjürgenspuhl (1696– )
********** Arthur Sanktjürgenspuhl (1699– )
****** Heinrich Koburg (1600–1674) m. Alicia de Romeo (1601–1704)
******* Wilhelm Koburg (1641–1672)
******* Richard Koburg (1644– ) m. 1672 Birgitte von Teuer (1646– )
******** Alexander Koburg (1674– ) m. Klara Boot (1676– )
********* Alexander Koburg (the younger) (1707–)
********* Kassandra Koburg (1710– )
******** Davida Koburg (1677– ) m. 1704 Gerhart Löwe (1670– )
********* Susanna Löwe (1710– )
********* Daniel Löwe (1712– )
******** Rosa Koburg (1680– ) m. 1708 Georg Güldenhaal (1678– )
********* Lydia Güldenhaal (1710– )
********* Rudolf Güldenhaal (1712– )
****** Jürgen Koburg (1602–1642) m. Marina Nikolopoulos (1606–1668)
******* Eduard Koburg (1635– ) m. 1661 Katharina Wartz (1633– )
******** Jürgen Andreas Koburg (1662– ) m. Palma de Placentia (1657– )
********* Eduard Patrick Koburg (1688– )
********* Mariana Koburg (1692– )
********* Amelia Koburg (1695– )
******** Helena Koburg (1664– ) m. 1692 Timothäus Schneider (1663– )
********* Christopher Schneider (1694– )
********* Kassius Schneider (1696– )
********* Luisa Schneider (1703– )
********* Stella Schneider (1704– )
******** Nikolaus Koburg (1670– ) m. 1706 Paula Frankenstein (1669– )
********* Albert Koburg (1707– )
********* Leopold Koburg (1709– )
********* Luisa Koburg (1714– )
******* Alexandra Koburg (1636– ) m. Brutus Vogel (1628–1704)
******** Jakob Vogel (1664– ) m. 1688 Julia Raus (1663– )
********* Blümchen Vogel (1694– )
********* Alexander Vogel (1696– )
******** Marina Vogel (1666– ) m. 1690 (div. 1697) Paul Mofatt (1660– )
********* Franziska Mofatt (1690– )
********* Christian Mofatt (1693– )
******* Michael Koburg (1642– ) m. Hedwig von Schütte (1645– )
******** Friedrich Koburg (1679– ) m. 1709 Laura Winkel (1680– )
********* Magdalena Koburg (1713– )
********* Isabella Koburg (1715– )
******** Gabriella Koburg (1681– )
**** Engelbert von der Esch (1508–1583) m. 1528 Renée Frank (1510–1574)
***** Anna von der Esch (1531–1607) m.1 1648 Frank Luther'en (1519–1563) m.2 1566 Jack Mürtin (1531–1585)
****** Hendrik Luther'en (1550–1588)
******* Jessica Luther'en (1570–1680)
******* Charles Luther'en (1571–1640)
****** Catherine Luther'en (1551–1596)
**** Klemens von der Esch (1510–1588) m. Oline Seltz (1508–1600)
***** Markus von der Esch (1535–1610) m. Agatha Müldermeischer (1540–1622)
****** Esmeralda von der Esch (1563–1620)
******* Martinus Esch (1591–1648; father unknown)
******** David Esch (1620–1693) m. Marine Beerensteyn (1622–1658)
********* [[Katarina Esch]] (1655– ) m. 1695 Azartush Simrani ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati (1640– )
********** David Simrani ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati (1696– )
********** Martin Simrani ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati (1698– )
********** Markus Simrani ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati (1700– )
********** Nikolas Simrani ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati (1702– )
********** Gustav Simrani ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati (1705– )
********** Vali Simrani ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati (1707– )
********* Daniel Esch (1658–1693) m. [[Ezabel Kaaq]] (1655– )
********** Marion Danielion Kaaq (1679–1693)
********** Arno Danielion Kaaq (1682– ) m. Matilda Saqarion (1680– )
*********** Linus Matildanai Kaaq (1708– )
*********** Isabela Matildanai Kaaq (1710– )
*** Bartholdt von der Esch (1482–1578) m. Karl Dester Hult (1490–1584)
** Balder av Silmahamnum (1460–1534) m. Lin Ilmadottra (1459–1560)
*** Magne av Silmahamnum (1488–1567) m. Roskva Tjalvadottra (1490–1578)
**** Ketil (I) av Silmahamnum (1517–1603) m. Jaarnsaxa Ulvsdottra (1519–1603)
***** Aurboða av Silmahamnum (1537–1603) m. Jolker Boovason (1539–1603)
****** Imald Jolkersson (1557–1603)
******* Bratt Imaldsson (1581–1603)
******* Borgny Imaldsdottra (1583–1603)
****** Tjoorik Jolkersson (1560–1603)
***** Ketil (II) av Silmahamnum (1539–1603)
****** Bekkhild av Silmahamnum (1560–1603) m. Bjorn Bjarnharðarson (1558–1603)
******* Kile Bjarnarson (1580–1603)
******* Klint Bjarnarson (1580–1603)
****** Ketil (III) av Silmahamnum (1562–1603)
******* Caecilia av Silmahamnum (1583–1603)
******* Ketil (IV) av Silmahamnum (1585–1674) m. Hanna Allik (1586–1681)
******** Ketil (V) av Silmahamnum (1605–1682) m. Angeelika Hook (1606–1693)
********* Marianna av Silmahamnum (1627– ) m. Joosep Aavik (1630– )
********** Gunnar Aavik (1654– ) m. Lea Keskula (1655– )
*********** Emma Aavik (1679– ) m. Hendrik Mark (1682– )
************ Viljar Mark (1703– )
************ Aaron Mark (1706– )
*********** Laura Aavik (1682– ) m. Mattias Ilves (1680– )
************ Helga Ilves (1705– )
************ Astrid Ilves (1707– )
********** Birgit Aavik (1656– ) m. Tarmo Rootare (1650– )
*********** Aire Rootare (1673– ) m. Rihard Mägi (1670– )
************ Vali Mägi (1703– )
************ Ri Mägi (1703– )
*********** Hilda Rootare (1675– ) m. Arno Alver (1669– )
************ Olav Alver (1700– )
************ Gustav Alver (1704– )
********* Ketil (VI) av Silmahamnum (1629–1684) m. Karoliina Lepp (1627–1715)
********** Amanda av Silmahamnum (1658– ) m. Tõnis Kokk (1651– )
*********** Eerik Kokk (1684– ) m. Ingrid Malene Jegerland (1686– )
************ Stefan Jegerland Kokk (1708– )
************ Alexandra Jegerland Kokk (1711– )
*********** Kersti Kokk (1686– )
************ Anders Kokk (1713–; father Arthur Sivertsen)
************ Miranda Kokk (1715–; father Arthur Sivertsen)
********** Ketil (VII) av Silmahamnum (1660–1710) m. Lisa Karlsdottra (1663– )
*********** Ketil (VIII) av Silmahamnum (1685– ) m. Johanna Elsedottra (1689– )
************ Karin av Silmahamnum (1707– )
************ Ketil (IX) av Silmahamnum (1708– )
************ Peder av Silmahamnum (1710– )
*********** Korona av Silmahamnum (1662– ) m. Iðe ur Maanalando (1660– )
************ Im av Silmahamnum ur Maanalando (1698– )
************ Rym av Silmahamnum ur Maanalando (1702– )
**** Andvare av Silmahamnum (1520–1577) m. Isker Kormaksson (1522–1600)
***** Guðjoona Iskersdottra (1545–1603) m. Arnsten Blakk (1540–1710)
****** Systa Blakk (1569–1603) m. Kalman Yrarson (1667–1603)
******* Ram Blakk (1590–1603)
******* Vinja Blakk (1592–1603)
****** Toora Blakk (1571–1603)
***** Alvdis Iskersdottra (1547–1603)
****** Time Alvdisarson (1570–1603; ''father unknown'')
****** Daað Alvdisardottra (1573–1675; ''father unknown'') m.1 Peter Falk (1570–1603); m.2 1604 (div 1607) Storm Andvall (1573–1663), m.3 1610 Jüri Põder (1584–1689)
******* Klara Falk (1602–1603)
******* Roos Andvall (1605–1678) m. Kristjan Mägi (1600–1700)
******** Maxim Andvall-Mägi (1628–1705) m.
******** Annika Andvall-Mägi (1633–1714) m. Jüri Seeder (1628–1710)
********* Hele Seeder (1658–1705) m. Kalle Eenmaa (1655–1714)
********** Liina Eenmaa (1686– )
********** Erkki Eenmaa (1689– )
********* Ivi Seeder (1660–1715) m. Riho Helme (1659–1712)
********** Aivar Helme (1690– )
********** Tarmo Helme (1693– )
******* Peter Põder (1612–1695) m. Kristiina Teder (1615–1703)
******** Reili Põder (1640– ) m. Üllar Saarapuu (1638– )
********* Andrus Saarapuu (1672– )
******** Aadu Põder (1644– )
********* Raivo Valge (1669– ; mother Margit Valge)
********** Siim Valge (1692– ; father unknown)
********** Kert Valge (1694– ; father unknown)
********* Vilja Valge (1672–1710; mother Margit Valge)
********* Jaak Toom (1675– ; mother Ulriika Toom)
*** Unn av Silmahamnum (1462–1542) m. Ragnar Ásbjörnsson (1450–1600)
**** Sita Ragnarsdóttir (1487–1564) m. Krumr Leifsson (1480–1666)
***** Magnhild Krumsdóttir (1503–1517) m 1516. Vangeir Freyjuson (1436–1651)
***** [[Spraki Krumsson]] (1505–1601) m.1 1535 Katrín Bisladóttir (1508–1575), m.2 1587 (diss. 1592) [[Kaiseress Mira Raynora Major|Anthrazita Leijchwittchen von Rossheim-Maltenstein]] (), m.3 1597 Keita V (?–?)
****** Krumr Sprakason (1542–1625) m. Lamina Akati'i (1557–1669)
******* Vide Krumsson (1582–1662) m. Mariposa Marelli (1582–1670)
******** Arvid Vidason (1603–1688) m. Aberta Camprano (1605–1701)
********* [[Kartan Arvidsson]] (1625– )
******* Jókar Krumsson (1585–1680) m. Yama Lovayi (1586–1673)
******** Daniel Jókarsson (Tanilo Yokayi), (1620–1710)
********* Nali Taniloyi (1650–1715)
******** Nina Yokayi (1623– )
********* Tavi Yokayi (1660– )
******* Mismi Sprakason Lla'i (1587–1671)
******* Moteli Krumsdóttir (1589–1603)
******* Kiljan Mismason Lla'i (1591–1638)
******** Saga Lla'i (1620–1714)
******** [[Kartan Lla'i]] (1624– )
****** [[Kaiseress Mira Raynora Minor|Marie Dolores von Rossheim-Maltenstein]] (1584–1602)
******* Igor Viktor
******** Max II Rossheim
******* Viktoria Adelheid
******** Max II Rossheim
******* [[Lyssansa Rossheim]]
******** [[Octavia Rossheim]]
********* [[Mondo Etzeterra]] m. 1702 [[Anastasia|Anastasia of Akhidia]] (1674– )
********** [[Lystasia Steerswick]] (1702– )
****** [[Baldr Ašura]] (1600– )
***** (1507)
**** (1491)
***** (1517)
***** Toorve (1520)
** Hooðr av Silmahamnum (1463–1545)
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Hesam Jahandar Jayatar (1541) ===
In 1541, [[Hesam Jahandar Jayatar]] became Shah of Babkha and thus a Knight of the Holy Lakes by virtue of the Protectorate Babkha/GC had over Hurmu with Stormark. Hesam was born in 1510 and died in 1598. It is unknown whether or not he had any children, and if any of them may have survived the Babkhan Holocaust (1598).

=== Line of Knytling (1542; †) ===
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* Vilhelm Estridson Knytling
** ''Presumed extinct''
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Woodrow (1542) ===
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* [[Scott Woodrow]] (♂, 1470–1560) m. Nevaeh Kaur (♀, 1474–1556)
** Chloe Woodrow (♀, 1497–1571) m. Asher Farrah (♂, 1495–1583)
*** Rizwan Farrah (♂, 1521–1598) m. Mandira Rathore (♀, 1522–1615)
**** Sameer Farrah (♂, 1546–1617) m. Zarina Singh (♀, 1548–1622)
***** Sajida Farrah (♂, 1574–1651) m. Radha Johar (♀, 1579–1661)
****** Adarsh Farrah (♂, 1603–1686) m. Shreya Harish (♀, 1605–1694)
******* Rizwan Farrah (♂, 1630– ) m. Sharya Ghoshal (♀, 1631– )
******** Kareena Farrah (♀, 1651– ) m. Rajeev Tutt (♂, 1649– )
********* Mukhtiar Tutt (♂, 1674– ) m. Shalini Muzumdar (♀, 1676- )
********** Prakash Tutt (♂, 1699- )
********** Chatur Tutt (♂, 1701- )
********** Kareena Tutt (♀, 1701- )
********** Shreya Tutt (♀, 1704- )
********** Rajeev Tutt (♂, 1706- )
********* Shriya Tutt (♀, 1677– ) m. Krishna Tavade (♂, 1676- )
********** Peeyush Tavade (♂, 1700- )
********** Aryabhatta Tavade (♂, 1703- )
********** Sayana Tavade (♂, 1705- )
********** Jodha Tavade (♀, 1707- )
******** Jagat Farrah (♀, 1653– ) m. Sanjay Pandey (♂, 1651– )
********* Monali Pandey (♀, 1676– ) m. Rahul Dhibar (♂, 1674- )
********** Abhi Dhibar (♂, 1700- )
********** Ambika Dhibar (♀, 1702- )
********** Jagat Dhibar (♀, 1704- )
********** Mamta Dhibar (♀, 1706- )
********* Shaji Pandey (♂, 1676– ) m. Priya Ajagavakar (♀, 1678- )
********** Jaya Pandey (♀, 1702- )
********** Chhaya Pandey (♀, 1704- )
********** Acarya Pandey (♂, 1707- )
********* Rajeev Pandey (♂, 1676– ) m. Jayanti Jadhav (♀, 1678- )
********** Vishnu Pandey (♂, 1703- )
********** Salani Pandey (♀, 1705- )
********** Karam Pandey (♂, 1709- )
******** Ram Farrah (♂, 1656– ) m. Amardeep Kapoor (♀, 1658– )
********* [[Saurabh Farrah]] (♂, 1680– ) m. Shreya Chitanis (♀, 1683- )
********** Aaliya Farrah (♀, 1713– )
********** Sadhana Farrah (♀, 1715– )
********* Parikshit Farrah (♀, 1683– ) m. Rajendra Choraghad (♂, 1681– )
********** Dyal Choraghad (♂, 1716– )
********* Abhijat Farrah (♂, 1686–1687)
********* Nitesh Farrah (♂, 1688– ) m. Sanskriti Padhya (♀, 1685– )
********** Arun Farrah (♂, 1711– )
********** Lasya Farrah (♂, 1713– )
********** Mina Farrah (♂, 1716– )
********* Shreyas Farrah (♂, 1690– ) m. Divya Achaval (♀, 1689– )
********** Shreya Achaval (♀, 1715– )
******** Mahavir Farrah (♂, 1658– ) m. Suhani Bhatena (♀, 1659– )
********* Zaira Farrah (♀, 1682– ) m. Amish Kayal (♂, 1680– )
********** Sadhana Kayal (♀, 1706– )
********** Akshaha Kayal (♀, 1709– )
********** Sarama Kayal (♀, 1711– )
********** Priya Kayal (♀, 1714– )
********** Prem Kayal (♂, 1715– )
********* Kabir Farrah (♂, 1685– ) m. Archita Vyas (♀, 1687– )
********** Amandara Farrah (♀, 1713– )
********** Jagadis Farrah (♂, 1715– )
********* Advait Farrah (♂, 1687– ) m. Anushree Shrivastava (♀, 1689– )
********** Jyoti Farrah (♀, 1716– )
********* Meghna Farrah (♀, 1689– ) m. Govinda Devdhar (♂, 1687– )
********** Prashant Devdhar (♂, 1715– )
********* Amit Farrah (♂, 1691– ) m. Anushka Vyas (♀, 1693– )
********** Ishwar Farrah (♂, 1716– )
********* Tahir Farrah (♂, 1693– ) m. Ruhi Vadhikar (♀, 1695– )
******* Abhishek Farrah (♂, 1632– ) m. Jasleen Kaif (♀, 1633– )
******** Adarsh Farrah (♂, 1655– ) m. Maya Thahal (♀, 1658– )
********* Aditya Farrah (♀, 1682– ) m. Keshav Sinha (♂, 1679– )
********** Krishan Sinha (♂, 1704– )
********** Surya Sinha (♀, 1707– )
********** Indira Sinha (♀, 1709– )
********** Amrit Sinha (♂, 1712– )
********** Chatur Sinha (♂, 1714– )
********** Parvati Sinha (♀, 1716– )
********* Rizwan Farrah (♂, 1684– ) m. Aasiya Patil (♀, 1686– )
********** Jatayu Patil (♂, 1706– )
********** Jaya Patil (♀, 1709– )
********** Zohana Patil (♀, 1712– )
********** Manasa Patil (♀, 1714– )
********** Raghu Pandey (♂, 1716– )
********* Sameer Farrah (♂, 1687– ) m. Rekha Bhate (♀, 1689– )
********** Shanti Farrah (♀, 1714– )
********** Priya Farrah (♀, 1716– )
********* Abhishek Farrah (♂, 1689– ) m. Ambika Ajagavakar (♀, 1691– )
********** Amar Farrah (♂, 1715– )
******** Krishan Farrah (♂, 1657– ) m. Jyoti Randhawa (♀, 1659– )
********* Ashia Farrah (♀, 1682– ) m. Acarya Tamhanakar (♂, 1681– )
********** Karuna Tamhanakar (♀, 1705– )
********** Shackcham Tamhanakar (♂, 1708– )
********** Jindan Tamhanakar (♀, 1710– )
********** Praanvi Tamhanakar (♀, 1712– )
********** Keshav Tamhanakar (♂, 1714– )
********* Chandi Farrah (♀, 1684– ) m. Mohun Gaur (♂, 1682– )
********** Rahul Gaur (♀, 1706– )
********** Rishu Gaur (♂, 1709– )
********** Arya Gaur (♀, 1711– )
********* Ishwar Farrah (♂, 1686– ) m. Nehal Mallaya (♀, 1689– )
********** Karuna Farrah (♀, 1712– )
********** Tivra Farrah (♀, 1714– )
********** Nehal Farrah (♀, 1716– )
********* Surya Farrah (♀, 1689– ) m. Sooraj Patel (♂, 1687– )
********** Keshav Patel (♂, 1713– )
********** Sukanya Patel (♀, 1716– )
********* Amrit Farrah (♂, 1691– ) m. Phoolan Shevade (♀, 1689– )
********** Indu Farrah (♀, 1716– )
******** Leela Farrah (♀, 1660– ) m.1 Harsh Patil (♂, 1660– ), m.2 Amrit Thacker (♂, 1658– )
********* Prem Patil (♂, 1677– ) m. Siddhi Shrivastava (♀, 1681– )
********** Priya Patil (♀, 1704– )
********** Alia Patil (♀, 1706– )
********** Arjuna Patil (♂, 1709– )
********** Ujali Patil (♀, 1712– )
********** Shinu Patil (♀, 1714– )
********* Arya Thacker (♀, 1685– ) m. Yad Phadanis (♂, 1684– )
********* Vayu Thacker (♂, 1687– )
********* Shreya Thacker (♀, 1690– )
******** Dasra Farrah (♂, 1662– ) m. Lasya Badakar (♀, 1664– )
********* Mina Farrah (♀, 1683– ) m. Ravi Parekh (♂, 1682– )
********** Anand Parekh (♂, 1706– )
********** Maya Parekh (♀, 1709– )
********** Priya Parekh (♀, 1712– )
********** Chand Parekh (♂, 1714– )
********* Kareena Farrah (♀, 1685– ) m. Yudhishthira Kashyap (♂, 1684– )
********** Pranav Kashyap (♂, 1714– )
********** Uma Kashyap (♀, 1716– )
********* Shreya Farrah (♀, 1687– ) m. Jayadeva Kapadia (♂, 1685– )
********** Ajatasatru Kapadia (♂, 1714– )
********** Chander Kapadia (♂, 1716– )
********* Lasya Farrah (♀, 1691– ) m. Amitodana Ajagavakar (♂, 1689– )
********** Manjistha Ajagavakar (♀, 1717– )
****** Parvin Farrah (♂, 1606–1688) m. Anvita Roshan (♀, 1608–1691)
******* Sajida Farrah (♂, 1616–1695) m. Priyanka Misra (♀, 1618– 1701)
******** Asher Farrah (♂, 1639– ) m. Alia Panja (♀, 1641– )
********* Surya Farrah (♀, 1663– ) m. Shah Gautam (♂, 1661– )
********** Arjun Gautam (♂, 1684– ) m. Kanwal Ojha (♀, 1686– )
*********** Megh Gautam (♂, 1715– )
********** Shankar Gautam (♂, 1686– ) m. Ruhi Deshmukh (♀, 1688– )
*********** Minu Gautam (♂, 1716– )
********** Rajeesh Gautam (♂, 1689– ) m. Kavuri Nandi (♀, 1694– )
********** Vivek Gautam (♂, 1691– ) m. Sanskriti Pandya (♀, 1693– )
*********** Ashia Gautam (♀, 1716– )
********* Amitabh Farrah (♂, 1665– ) m. Rani Zintha (♀, 1667– )
********** Parvin Farrah (♀, 1689– ) m. Farhan bin Alsalam (♂, 1686– )
*********** Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (♂, 1716– )
********** Alisha Farrah (♀, 1692– ) m. Vasishtha Kusari (♂, 1689– )
*********** Amish Kusari (♂, 1717– )
********** Shalini Farrah (♀, 1694– )
********** Maya Farrah (♀, 1697– )
********** Sita Farrah (♀, 1697– )
********* Aditya Farrah (♂, 1667– ) m. Priya Kusari (♀, 1669– )
********** Mahendra Farrah (♂, 1692– ) m. Parvati Munshif (♀, 1695– )
********** Ayesha Farrah (♀, 1694– )
********** Sayedna Farrah (♂, 1696– )
********** Manjistha Farrah (♂, 1698– )
********** Mishri Farrah (♂, 1700– )
****** Mandira Farrah (♀, 1609–1687) m. Hasan Çakar (♂, 1607–1686)
******* [[Ümit Çakar]] (♂, 1637– ) m. Hamida Banu (♀, 1643– )
******** [[Hasan Çakar]] (♂, 1665–1694) m. Manikarnika Tambe (♀, 1663– )
********* Anand Çakar (♂, 1694– )
******** [[Amir Çakar]] (♂, 1667– ) m. Catherine Pellegrino (♀, 1674– )
********* Dawud Edward Çakar (♂, 1700– )
********* Anika Chloé Çakar (♀, 1703– )
******** [[Akbar|Abu (Akbar) Çakar]] (♂, 1669–1704) m. [[Jodha Avchat]] (♀, 1670– )
********* [[Aishwarya Çakar]] (♀, 1691– ) m. Bharmal Amer (♂, 1689– )
********** Prithviraj Amer (♂, 1717– )
********* [[Hrithik Çakar]] (♂, 1693– )
********* [[Salim Çakar]] (♂, 1696– )
********* [[Mandira Çakar]] (♀, 1698– )
********* [[Qasima Çakar]] (♀, 1702– )
**** Jitesh Farrah (♂, 1547–1629) m. Rasha Raghavan (♀, 1549–1636)
***** Rita Farrah (♀, 1570–1648) m. Faisal Asada (♂, 1568–1654)
****** Musa Asada (♂, 1594–1672) m. Fatima Al-Yassin (♀, 1596–1669)
******* Ali Asada (♂, 1619–1692) m. Jalila el-Hana (♀, 1619– 1705)
******** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Mustafa Asada}} (♂, 1640–1713; expelled in 1703 from the Order)
******** Fatima Asada (♀, 1642- ) m. Mahmud Ajram (♂, 1641- )
********* Ali Ajram (♂, 1664- ) m. Sameera el-Abid (♀, 1666- )
********** Awda Ajram (♀, 1689- ) m. Ranjan Jayavant (♂, 1688- )
*********** Baibhav Jayavant (♂, 1715- )
********** Nafeesa Ajram (♀, 1691- ) m. Ayush Kashyap (♂, 1689- )
*********** Sena Kashyap (♀, 1716- )
********** Badri Ajram (♂, 1694- )
********** Akram Ajram (♂, 1697- )
********** Ishwar Ajram (♂, 1701- )
********* Faisal Ajram (♂, 1666- ) m. Laaiqa al-Mattar (♀, 1668- )
********** Muzammil Ajram (♂, 1690- ) m. Salani Bhardvaj (♀, 1692- )
*********** Tarabai Ajram (♀, 1714- )
********** Fikriyya Ajram (♀, 1693- )
********** Suwailim Ajram (♂, 1695- )
********** Hudhaifa Ajram (♀, 1698- )
********** Amatullah Ajram (♂, 1700- )
********** Anushree Ajram (♀, 1703- )
********* Jalila Ajram (♀, 1669- ) m. Asad Darwish (♂, 1668- )
********** Salim Darwish (♂, 1691- ) m. Jayanti Mallaya (♀, 1694- )
********** Haani Darwish (♂, 1693- )
********** Razeena Darwish (♀, 1695- )
********** Qisma Darwish (♀, 1697- )
********** Raktavati Darwish (♀, 1700- )
********* Mahmud Ajram (♂, 1671- ) m.1 Sulama Saab (♀, 1673-1694), m.2 Khaira al-Masih (♀, 1674- )
********** Aida Ajram (♀, 1694- )
********** Mahmud Ajram (♂, 1697- )
********** Farhan Ajram (♂, 1699- )
********** Leela Ajram (♀, 1702- )
********** Dania Ajram (♀, 1704- )
******** Musa Asada (♂, 1645- ) m. Maleeka Saade (♀, 1647- )
********* Yoonus Asada (♂, 1670- ) m. Minnah Zia (♀, 1673- )
********** Musa Asada (♂, 1695- )
********** Ali Asada (♂, 1697- )
********** Fatima Asada (♀, 1700- )
********** Salma Asada (♀, 1703- )
********** Nada Asada (♀, 1705- )
********* Saeed Asada (♂, 1673- ) m. Tayyiba al-Ghanem (♀, 1675- )
********** Mukhtaar Asada (♂, 1698- )
********** Rasheeq Asada (♂, 1700- )
********** Aarifa Asada (♀, 1702- )
********** Saqr Asada (♂, 1704- )
********* Fikri Asada (♂, 1675-1696)
*** Zakir Farrah (♂, 1523–1604) m. Haseena Rahman (♀, 1526–1616)
**** Salman Farrah (♂, 1547–1608) m. Aysha Khalifa (♀, ''deceased'')
***** Naadiya Farrah (♀, 1579–1657) m. Amar Sinha (♂, 1575–1670)
****** Ayush Sinha (♂, 1602–1681) m. Priya Goyal (♀, 1604–1696)
******* Maha Sinha (♂, 1625–1715) m. Shreya Vaknis (♀, 1627–1717)
******** [[Jayanti Sinha]] (♀, 1648– ) m. Savyaschin Padhya (♂, 1646– )
********* Anya Padhya (♀, 1669– ) m. Dyal Harish (♂, 1667– )
********** Amar Harish (♂, 1693– )
********** Rahul Harish (♂, 1696– )
********** Arjun Harish (♂, 1699– )
********** Shakti Harish (♀, 1702– )
********** Chandi Harish (♀, 1705– )
********* Patanjali Padhya (♂, 1671– ) m. Ambika Gharapure (♀, 1673– )
********** Jatayu Padhya (♂, 1696– )
********** Indira Padhya (♀, 1698- )
********** Peeyush Padhya (♂, 1701– )
********** Arpit Padhya (♂, 1703– )
********** Tivra Padhya (♀, 1706- )
********* Maya Padhya (♀, 1674– ) m. Mohun Karamchand (♂, 1674- )
********** Pranav Karamchand (♂, 1697- )
********** Arya Karamchand (♀, 1699- )
********** Akshara Karamchand (♀, 1701- )
********** Santosh Karamchand (♂, 1704- )
********** Jayanti Karamchand (♀, 1706- )
******** [[Priya Sinha]] (♀, 1650– ) m. Prakash Kapudia (♂, 1647– )
********* Shreya Kapudia (♀, 1671– ) m. Rahul Gazdar (♂, 1671– )
********** Sita Gazdar (♀, 1693– )
********** Padmini Gazdar (♀, 1695– )
********** Shakuntala Gazdar (♀, 1698- )
********** Manjistha Gazdar (♀, 1700- )
********** Durgautti Gazdar (♀, 1702- )
********** Jwala Gazdar (♂, 1705- )
********* Shanti Kapudia (♀, 1674- ) m. Amish Nayar (♂, 1673- )
********** Chatur Nayar (♂, 1698- )
********** Amar Nayar (♂, 1698- )
********** Hira Nayar (♂, 1701- )
********** Shanti Nayar (♂, 1704- )
********* Shalini Kapudia (♀, 1676- ) m. Ayush Malhotra (♂, 1674- )
********** Dadabhvai Malhotra (♂, 1698- )
********** Lakshmi Malhotra (♀, 1700- )
********** Manasa Malhotra (♀, 1703- )
********** Kareena Malhotra (♀, 1705- )
********** Sarojini Malhotra (♀, 1707- )
********* Sadhana Kapudia (♀, 1678- ) m. Mishri Singh (♂, 1677- )
********** Jwala Singh (♂, 1699- )
********** Megaduta Singh (♂, 1701- )
********** Archita Singh (♀, 1703- )
********** Shristi Singh (♀, 1705- )
********* Sackhcham Kapudia (♂, 1681- ) m. Padmini Munshif (♀, 1683- )
********** Santosh Kapudia (♂, 1706- )
**** Hamad Farrah (♂, 1549–1637) m. Amina el-Morabit (♀, ''deceased'')
***** Bahar Farrah (♂, 1577–1636) m. Zahra al-Sahli (♀, 1578–1660)
****** Omar Farrah (♂, 1599–1675) m. Aliyya el-Nagi (♀, 1601-1688)
******* Nahla Farrah (♀, 1622– ) m. Abdur Kökgül (♂, 1620–1680)
******** Aykut Kökgül (♂, 1644–1687) m. Burcak Nazmi (♀, 1645– )
********* Yazik Kökgül (♂, 1666– )
****** Hasan Farrah (♂, 1601–1678) m. Hamsa Habib (♀, 1603-1698)
******* Zakir Farrah (♂, 1626–1713) m. Shahla Farzin (♀, 1628– )
******** Bahar Farrah (♂, 1649–1687) m. Ayishah Bennani (♀, 1651– )
********* Khadija Farrah (♀, 1672– ) m. Rachid Azouzi (♂, 1670– )
********** Bahar Azouzi (♂, 1693– )
********** Hasan Azouzi (♂, 1695– )
********** Ayishah Azouzi (♀, 1698- )
********** Quraish Azouzi (♂, 1700– )
********** Rasheeda Azouzi (♀, 1703- )
********** Taqiyya Azouzi (♀, 1705- )
********* Hasna Farrah (♀, 1674– ) m. Farooq al–Farhat (♂, 1672– )
********** Fatima al-Farhat (♀, 1695– )
********** Faisal al-Farhat (♂, 1697- )
********** Taariq al-Farhat (♂, 1699- )
********** Nazeema al-Farhat (♀, 1702– )
********** Maariya al-Farhat (♀, 1705– )
********* Moulay Farrah (♂, 1674– ) m. [[Jaya Prabhu]] (♀, 1676- )
********** Anushka Farrah (♀, 1699- )
********** Parvati Farrah (♀, 1701- )
********** Karam Farrah (♂, 1703– )
********** Madri Farrah (♀, 1705- )
** Will Woodrow (♂, 1499–1583) m. Maurine D'Haen (♀, 1502–1584)
*** Julia Woodrow (♀, 1520–1612) m. Joseph Windsor (♂, 1518–1573)
**** Constantijn Windsor (♂, 1541–1626) m. [[Fränzi-Ferdinanda|Fränzi-Ferdinanda des Vinandy-Windsor]] (♀, 1552–1577)
***** Willem des Vinandy-Windsor (♂, 1576–1592) m. „Lady des Vinandy–Windsor“ (♀, ''deceased'')
****** Joseph Myksos (♂, ''deceased'')
****** Alexander Augustus Tumoto Myksos (♂, 1593–1634)
***** Anna des Vinandy–Windsor (♀, 1577–1614) m. Filips van Hertenbosch (♂, ''deceased'')
****** Heribrecht des Vinandy-Windsor (♂, ''deceased'') m. Lena van Iersenare (♀, ''deceased'')
****** [[Joseph Bartholomeus des Vinandy-Windsor]] (♂, 1611–1713)
****** [[Nicholas des Vinandy-Windsor]] (♂, 1625–1693) m. „Lady des Vinandy-Windsor“ (♀, ''deceased'')
******* Filips des Vinandy-Windsor (♂, 1669– ) m. Parvati Bhonsale (♀, 1679- )
******** Yusuf des Vinandy-Windsor (♂, 1713– )
****** Adelbrecht des Vinandy-Windsor (♂, 1612–1685)
****** Elizabeth des Vinandy-Windsor (♀, 1613– )
** Lara Woodrow (♀, 1502–1594) m. Marc Vales (♂, 1500–1559)
*** Andrew Vales (♂, 1523–1599) m.1 Arayish Bhatta (♀, 1523–1546), m.2 Shahsaray Bhatta (♀, 1526–1610)
**** Marcus Vales (♂, 1546–1624) m. Priya Pandya (♀, 1548–1630)
***** Lara Vales (♀, 1569–1671) m. Richard Demer (♂, 1566–1635)
****** Marcus Demer (♂, 1596–1678) m. Amelia Fox (♀, 1611–1694)
******* Evert Demer (♂, 1634– )
***** Andrew Vales (♂, 1571–1634) m. Lisa Duncan (♀, 1577–1642)
****** Scott Vales (♂, 1598–1670) m.1 Gloria Bacque (♀, 1598–1623), m.2 Iris Vargas (♀, 1612–1693)
******* [[André Vales]] (♂, 1635– ) m. Pasha Baharlu (♀, 1641– )
******** Amritpal Wasli (♂, 1662– ) m. Karuna Gaur (♀, 1664- )
********* Prem Wasli (♂, 1687- ) m. Alia Sirasikar (♀, 1689- )
********** Shanti Wasli (♀, 1713- )
********** Harsh Wasli (♂, 1715- )
********* Ashia Wasli (♀, 1689- ) m. Rura Adhya (♂, 1687- )
********** Chatur Adhya (♂, 1712- )
********** Ashutosh Adhya (♂, 1714- )
********* Sooraj Wasli (♂, 1691- ) m. Ashia Barigai (♀, 1693- )
********** Sumati Wasli (♀, 1716- )
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Constantinescu (1548; †) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Ionel Constantinescu]] (''deceased'')
** ''Presumed extinct''
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Baarrnan (1548) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Talsin Baarrnan]] (''deceased'')
** Kalasien Baarrnan, Liam II (''deceased'')
*** [[Rinne Baarrnan]]
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Arviður (1551) ===
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* [[Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir]] (1535–1652) m. Sól Míudottar (1543–1620)
** [[Nilu Sólason]] (1577–1691) m. Kristina Djupvik (1580–1677)
*** Valdemar Djupvik (1609–1698) m. Trine Katterud (1612–1702)
**** [[Patrik Djupvik]] (1643– ) m. Mikaela Klaron (1645– )
***** Samuel Klaron Djupvik (1668– ) m. 1691 Else Kårestad (1665– )
****** Ingrid Djupvik (1692– )
****** Markus Djupvik (1696– )
****** Kristoffer Djupvik (1699– )
***** [[Johannes Klaron Djupvik]] (1670– )
****** Simon Klaron Djupvik (né Midergaard) (1689– )
****** Mattias Klaron Djupvik (né Silk) (1689– )
****** Margot Klaron Djupvik (née Suur) (1690– )
****** Karla Klaron Djupvik (née Sivertsen) (1691– )
****** Magnus Klaron Djupvik (1694– )
****** Mahmud Klaron Djupvik (1696– )
****** Abdul Klaron Djupvik (1697– )
****** Olivia Klaron Djupvik (1699– )
****** Måren Klaron Djupvik (1700– )
****** Altantsetseg Klaron Djupvik (1700– )
****** Balmormaa Klaron Djupvik (1701– )
****** Ankhbayar Klaron Djupvik (1702– )
****** Erasyl Klaron Djupvik (1703– )
****** Ismail bin Yahya Klaron Djupvik (1704– )
****** Nadjah bint Yahya Klaron Djupvik (1705– )
****** Khadijah Klaron Djupvik (1706– )
*** Thorleiv Djupvik (1611–1702) m. Line Sandberg (1615–1702)
**** Roderik Djupvik (1641– ) m. Erik Tyve Andersen (1645– )
*** Oden Djupvik (1613–1701) m. Stina Andersdatter (1614–1702)
**** Gunnar Djupvik (1639– ) m. Bismillah Adalani (1635– )
***** Gunnar Abdullah Adalani Djupvik (1670– ) m. Sindra Hjerterud (1672– )
****** Fatima Djupvik (1695– )
***** Leila Adalani Djupvik (1671– ) m. 1702 Skaare Viðarsson (1680– )
****** Joonas Skaarason Djupvik (1704– )
****** Mina Skaaradottra Djupvik (1706– )
**** Yrsa Djupvik (1643– ) m. Karl Tryggve (1645– )
***** [[Janek Tryggve]] (1668– ) m. Silva Astemaa (1670– )
****** Michael Astemaa Djupvik (1689– )
****** Karel Astemaa Djupvik (1691– )
*** [[Liv Dravot]] (1615–1663) m.1 1644 (div. 1645) [[Adam Anushiruwân]] (1630–1650) m.2 1650 [[Daniyal Dravot]] (1559–1657); m.3 1659 [[Daniyal al-Osman]] (1641–1717)
**** [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671, father Adam Anushiruwân) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
***** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
***** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
****** [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
******* [[Yukio]] (1716– )
****** [[Jirō]] (1695– )
****** [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
***** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
***** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
****** [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
****** [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
****** [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Vembria (1553; † 1655) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Iain de Vembria]] (1410–1655)
** ''Presumed extinct''
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Win'Eth (1560; † 1661) ===
[[Kaiser Leto III]] (whose personal name was Leto Ozymandias Win'Eth), born 1510, died 1561, was Kaiser of Shireroth when Hurmu became a Territory under Shireroth (a status Hurmu held until 1562). In accordance with the Charter of the Order, he was admitted to the Order as Knight.

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* [[Kaiser Leto III|Leto Ozymandias Win'Eth]] (1510–1561)
** [[Kaiser Gaelen IV|Gaelen Win'Eth]] (d. 1577) m. Hel Loki
*** [[Kaiser Brrapa VII|Kaltor Win'Eth]] (d. 1635)
**** [[Margana Win'Eth]] (1608–1661)
{{Tree list/end}}

It is unknown whether there are any other descendants from Leto III alive today. As such, the Line is marked as extinct.

=== Line of Malarbor (1561) ===

[[Malarbor]], the Cedrist tree-god, was named kaiser of Shireroth (as [[Kaiser Malarbor]]) in 1561. As a head of state in charge over Hurmu, Malarbor was thus admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes. It proved impossible to rule Shireroth through a god (in whom many of the population, including most in Hurmu, professed no belief), and Malarbor was soon replaced by as kaiser by [[Kaiser Mors VI]].

The Order regards this appointment as symbolic.

=== Line of Mors VI (1562; † 1564) ===
[[Kaiser Mors VI]] (died 1564) was [[kaiser of Shireroth]] from 1562, when he was admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes by virtue of his position as sovereign over Hurmu, until his death in 1564. He oversaw the dissolution of the Hurmu state.

It is unknown whether he had any descendants that may be alive today. As such, the Line is marked as extinct.

=== Line of Lina (1566) ===

Lina VI, Queen of Firneramnen and Safir Empress, was admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes in 1566 (as rediscovered by the Archives of the Order in 1715), by being the head of state over the Holy Lakes. Very little is known about her, including her date of birth, whether she remains alive or not, or whether or not she has spouses or descendants that might be alive.

=== Line of Daniel Kalirion (1574) ===
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* [[Daniel Kalirion]] (1542–1586) m. 1562 Sara Rikjudottar (1547–1572)
** [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1565–1618) m.1. 1597 Merling Karlsson (1566-1603), m.2. 1615 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Hallbjörn Haraldsson}} (1588-1685)
*** [[Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1603–1629) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon III]])
**** ''Ludwig Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion'' (''1590–1631, adopted, but adoption retrospectively revoked/annulled in 1637'')
**** Benjamin Ayreon-Kalirion (1622–1625, ''adopted'')
*** [[Noah Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1689?) m. 1633 (annulled 1656) [[Kaiseress Noor]] (1603–1650)
**** [[Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar]] (1635–1689)
**** [[Fatima of Arbor]] (1638– 1703) m. 1681 [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (1642– 1703)
***** [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
****** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
****** Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
****** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
****** Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
****** Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
****** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
****** Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
****** Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
****** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
***** [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (1680- )
****** Seiji (1713– )
****** Esuta (1713– )
***** [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (1678- )
****** Anwar Hotak (1715– )
***** [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (1679- )
****** Bolesław Ranković (1714– )
***** Farhan bin Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (1689– )
****** Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (1716– )
***** Astīr bint Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (1663– )
*** [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill]] (1616–1651) (aka [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill]])
** [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]] (1571–1598) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon II]]) m. 1588 [[Nathan Dariolin]] (1455–1607)
*** [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632, ''adopted'') m. 1629 (div. 1632) [[Kaiseress Noor|Noor bint Daniyal]] (1604–1650)
**** [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
***** [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
***** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
***** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
****** [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
******* [[Yukio]] (1716– )
****** [[Jirō]] (1695– )
****** [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
***** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
***** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
****** [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
****** [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
****** [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
**** [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
***** [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
****** [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
******* [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
***** [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
****** [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
**** [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
**** [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
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=== Line of Waffel-Paine (1574) ===
: ''See also the [[House of Waffel-Paine]]''
[[File:Waffel-Paine CoA.png|75px|thumb|right|Line of Waffel-Paine]]

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*[[Nathan Waffel-Paine]] (1455–1607) m.1 1548 (annulled 1559) {{colored link|#C0C0C0|William Strauss}} (1530–?) m.2 1588 [[Kaiser Ayreon II]] (1571–1598)
**[[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632, ''adopted'') m. [[Kaiseress Noor]].
*** [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
**** [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
***** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
***** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
****** [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
******* [[Yukio]] (1716– )
****** [[Jirō]] (1695– )
****** [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
***** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
***** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
****** [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
****** [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
****** [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
**** [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
***** [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
****** [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
******* [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
***** [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
****** [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
**** [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
**** [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
**[[Naian Waffel-Paine|Naian Loneoak]] (1588–1644) illegitimate son of [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]] and Guinevere Moonoak (1567-1588), legitimized in 1623.
***[[Asara Sisu|Asara Sisu Waffel-Paine]] (1624–1647) married [[Kyle Kilynn]] of Drak (1617-1656) in 1643.
****{{colored link|#C0C0C0|Nathan II|Nathan Anders Aharsi Waffel-Paine (Emperor Nathan II)}} (1644– ) married Kaiser [[Ayreon IV]] in 1671.
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Nathan Ludwig Elijah|Nathan Ludwig Elijah Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1671–1716) m. 1699 {{colored link|#C0C0C0| Makhmud Kalimatov}} (1671–) 
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Vadoma Rowena Waffel-Paine|Vadoma Rowena Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1671-)
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Leonora Noor Waffel-Paine|Leonora Noor Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1671-)
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|John Hilding Waffel-Paine|John Hilding Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1671-) m1 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Loki Drakspunk|Loki Drakspunk}} (1667– ) m2 Qaren Queenie (1655– ), m3 Griselia Smith (1663– )
****** Aurica Drak & Waffel-Paine (1684– )
****** Dorian Drak & Waffel-Paine (1690– )
****** Sehml II Drak & Waffel-Paine (1691– )
**** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Clara Sundara|Clara Sundara Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1646- ) had children with {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Cledwyn Starshade|Cledwyn Starshade}} while married to [[Arkadius Frederik Gustavus des Vinandy]] in 1672 (div. 1678). Married {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Cledwyn Starshade|Cledwyn Starshade}} 1681.
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Lisa Starshade|Lisa Starshade of Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1674 - ). 
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Carl Starshade|Carl Starshade of Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1676-).
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Stav Starshade|Stav Starshade of Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1678-).
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Fen Starshade|Fen Starshade of Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1683- ).
**[[Gwyneth Angus-Moonoak|Gwyneth Moonoak]] (1570?-1662) married [[Ivo Angus]] (1556-?) in 1632. Posthumously adopted as a daughter of [[Nathan Waffel-Paine]] in 1678.
*** [[Gwyn Moonoak]] of Waffel-Paine (1609–1704)
**** Owen Moonoak (1674–, ''adopted'' 1704)
*** [[Anwyn Moonoak]] of Waffel-Paine (1606–1698)
***[[Zakyyr Moonoak|Zakyyr Angus-Moonoak]] of Waffel-Paine (1633–1656). Married [[Li Naomiai]] then divorced
***[[Naya Angus-Moonoak]] of Waffel-Paine (1636–1662).
**** [[Llŷr Angus-Moonoak]] of Waffel-Paine (1659– )
**** [[Eremias Vidarion Angus-Moonoak]] of Waffel-Paine (1659– )
**** [[Thyra Angus-Moonoak]] of Waffel-Paine (1659– )
*** [[Jayes Angus-Moonoak]] of Waffel-Paine (1639– )
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=== Line of Kahunamea-Loki (1574) ===
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* [[Kaiser Loki III and IV|Jacobus Kahunamea Loki]] (1515–1635)
** [[Kaiser Raynor XII|Raynor Jacobus Loki]] (1540–1650) m. [[Melisande]] (d. 1641)
*** [[Leyland Raynor]] (1570–1668) m. Aurora (1567–1595)
**** Orion I Nix (1595–1658)
***** Hercule I (1630–1688) m. † Ariana (Lady Cognito)
****** Theta Nix (1655–1693) (Duchess of Lac Glacei) m. † Ludwig (Lord of Thornsburg)
******* [[Orion II]] (1675–1713) m. † Vikka Klosson
******** Augustin (1689– ) m. 1713 Ilse of Angsax (1692– )
******** Fleurette (1691– )
******** Lothair (1694– )
** Hel Loki (1543–1570) m. [[Kaiser Gaelen IV|Gaelen Win'Eth]] (1538–1577)
*** [[Kaiser Brrapa VII|Kaltor Win'Eth]] (1570–1635)
**** [[Margana Win'Eth]] (1608–1661)
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=== Line of Octavius (1583) ===
[[File:FlowerOfOctavius.png|75px|thumb|right|Line of Octavius]]

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* [[Kaiser Aiomide|Aiomide Oqtavion]] (1553–1608)
** ''Line of Rossheim''
*** [[Octavia Rossheim]] (†; ''mother'' [[Lyssansa Rossheim]])
**** [[Mondo Etzeterra]] m. 1702 [[Anastasia|Anastasia of Akhidia]] (1674– )
***** [[Lystasia Steerswick]] (1702–)
** ''Line of Mira Octavius-Aryani''
*** Mira Octavius-Aryani I (1602–1644)
*** Mira Octavius-Aryani II (1617–1663)
*** Mira Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
*** Mira Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
*** Mira Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
*** Mira Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
*** Mira Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Aina Octavius-Aryani''
*** Aina Octavius-Aryani I (1602– )
*** Aina Octavius-Aryani II (1617– )
*** Aina Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
*** Aina Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
*** Aina Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
*** Aina Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
*** Aina Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Erin Octavius-Adelaidini''
*** Erin Octavius-Adelaidini I (1602– )
*** Erin Octavius-Adelaidini II (1617– )
*** Erin Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
*** Erin Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
*** Erin Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
*** Erin Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
*** Erin Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini''
*** Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini I (1602– )
*** Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini II (1617– )
*** Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
*** Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
*** Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
*** Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
*** Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Jamie Octavius-Leilani''
*** Jamie Octavius-Leilani I (1602– )
*** Jamie Octavius-Leilani II (1617– )
*** Jamie Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
*** Jamie Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
*** Jamie Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
*** Jamie Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
*** Jamie Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Erika Octavius-Leilani''
*** Erika Octavius-Leilani I (1602– )
*** Erika Octavius-Leilani II (1617– )
*** Erika Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
*** Erika Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
*** Erika Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
*** Erika Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
*** Erika Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Fairuza Octavius-Parini''
*** Fairuza Octavius-Parini I (1602– )
*** Fairuza Octavius-Parini II (1617– )
*** Fairuza Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
*** Fairuza Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
*** Fairuza Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
*** Fairuza Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
*** Fairuza Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Isidora Octavius-Teleni''
*** Isidora Octavius-Teleni I (1602– )
*** Isidora Octavius-Teleni II (1617– )
*** Isidora Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
*** [[Isidora IV of Octavius-Teleni|Isidora Octavius-Teleni IV]] (1647– ) {{tooltip|c.|was the concubine of}} [[Kaiser Ayreon IV]] (1645–1671)
**** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
**** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
***** [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
****** [[Yukio]] (1716– )
***** [[Jirō]] (1695– )
***** [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
**** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
**** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
***** [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
***** [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
***** [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
*** Isidora Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
*** Isidora Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
*** Isidora Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Kumari Octavius-Aryani''
*** Kumari Octavius-Aryani II (1617– )
*** Kumari Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
*** Kumari Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
*** Kumari Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
*** Kumari Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
*** Kumari Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini''
*** Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini II (1617– )
*** Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
*** Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
*** Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
*** Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
*** Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Tabitha Octavius-Leilani''
*** Tabitha Octavius-Leilani II (1617– )
*** Tabitha Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
*** Tabitha Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
*** Tabitha Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
*** Tabitha Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
*** Tabitha Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Robin Octavius-Parini''
*** Robin Octavius-Parini II (1617– )
*** Robin Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
*** Robin Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
*** Robin Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
*** Robin Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
*** Robin Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Soraya Octavius-Parini''
*** Soraya Octavius-Parini II (1617– )
*** Soraya Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
*** Soraya Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
*** Soraya Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
*** Soraya Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
*** Soraya Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Bernice Octavius-Teleni''
*** Bernice Octavius-Teleni II (1617– )
*** Bernice Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
*** Bernice Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– )
*** Bernice Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
*** Bernice Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
*** Bernice Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Alba Octavius-Teleni''
*** Alba Octavius-Teleni II (1617– )
*** Alba Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
*** Alba Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– )
*** Alba Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
*** Alba Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
*** Alba Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Nila Octavius-Aryani''
*** Nila Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
*** Nila Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
*** Nila Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
*** Nila Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
*** Nila Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Rina Octavius-Aryani''
*** Rina Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
*** Rina Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
*** Rina Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
*** Rina Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
*** Rina Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Bess Octavius-Adelaidini''
*** Bess Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
*** Bess Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
*** Bess Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
*** Bess Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
*** Bess Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Rose Octavius-Adelaidini''
*** Rose Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
*** Rose Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
*** Rose Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
*** Rose Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
*** Rose Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Leah Octavius-Leilani''
*** Leah Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
*** Leah Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
*** Leah Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
*** Leah Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
*** Leah Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Bethany Octavius-Leilani''
*** Bethany Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
*** Bethany Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
*** Bethany Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
**** Baġden of Oktoeion (1702–; ''father'' Zmicier Ianqu Ẑylyŝĉ)
*** Bethany Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
*** Bethany Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Sara Octavius-Parini''
*** Sara Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
*** Sara Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
*** Sara Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
*** Sara Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
*** Sara Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Nasrin Octavius-Parini''
*** Nasrin Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
*** Nasrin Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
*** Nasrin Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
*** Nasrin Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
*** Nasrin Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Joanne Octavius-Teleni''
*** Joanne Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
*** Joanne Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– )
*** Joanne Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
*** Joanne Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
*** Joanne Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
** ''Line of Katharine Octavius-Teleni''
*** Katharine Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
*** Katharine Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– )
*** Katharine Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
*** Katharine Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
*** Katharine Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Ermo-ra-Araezelion (1584; † 1598) ===
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* [[Kaspar Soleiman|Kaspar Soleimân Ermo-ra-Araezelion]] (1561–1589) m. Vaya (1558–1598)
** [[Mirza Soleimanzadeh|Mahmoud Soleimanzadeh Erzelyun]] (1578–1598) m. [[Balqis Addurasalaam]] (d. 1598)
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=== Line of Drak (1585–1698) ===
:''See also: [[Line of Drak]]''
[[File:Kilynn Spider.png|thumb|right|Line of Drak]]

Upon Ludwig Drakire's election to [[Senate of Elwynn|the Senate]] in 1585, he became a knight of the Holy Lakes. When [[Nathan II|Nathan Anders Aharsi Waffel-Paine (Emperor Nathan II)]] renounced membership in the Order for himself and his descendants, the Line became without members (although not extinct, as its former members are still alive).

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* [[Kaiser Sehml|Ludwig Drakire]] (1560–1617) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} [[Kaiseress Kizzy|Kizzy Drakland]] (1597–1675)
** [[Kyle Kilynn]] (1617–1656) m. [[Asara Sisu]] (1624–1647)
***{{colored link|#C0C0C0|Nathan II|Nathan Anders Aharsi Waffel-Paine (Emperor Nathan II)}} (1644–1717) married Kaiser [[Ayreon IV]] in 1671.
**** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Nathan Ludwig Elijah|Nathan Ludwig Elijah Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1671–1716)
**** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Vadoma Rowena Waffel-Paine|Vadoma Rowena Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1671-)
**** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Leonora Noor Waffel-Paine|Leonora Noor Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1671-)
**** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|John Hilding Waffel-Paine|John Hilding Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1671-) m1 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Loki Drakspunk|Loki Drakspunk}} (1667– ) m2 Qaren Queenie (1655– ), m3 Griselia Smith (1663– )
***** Aurica Drak & Waffel-Paine (1684– )
***** Dorian Drak & Waffel-Paine (1690– )
***** Sehml II Drak & Waffel-Paine (1691– )
*** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Clara Sundara|Clara Sundara Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1646- ) had children with {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Cledwyn Starshade|Cledwyn Starshade}} while married to [[Arkadius Frederik Gustavus des Vinandy]] in 1672 (div. 1678). Married {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Cledwyn Starshade|Cledwyn Starshade}} 1681.
**** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Lisa Starshade|Lisa Starshade of Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1674 - ). 
**** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Carl Starshade|Carl Starshade of Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1676-).
**** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Stav Starshade|Stav Starshade of Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1678-).
***** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Fen Starshade|Fen Starshade of Waffel-Paine & Drak}} (1683- ).
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=== Line of Tosha (1587; † 1602) ===
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*[[Malliki Tosha]] (1517–1602)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Elijah Ayreon (1589) ===
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* [[Kaiser Ayreon II|Elijah Ayreon]] (1571–1598) (aka [[Kaiser Ayreon II]]) m. 1588 [[Nathan Dariolin]] (1455–1607)
** [[Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1586–1632, ''adopted'') m. 1629 (div. 1632) [[Kaiseress Noor|Noor bint Daniyal]] (1604–1650)
*** [[Adam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) [[Liv Djupvik]] (1615–1663)
**** [[Vidar Salim Livarson]] ([[Kaiser Ayreon IV]]) (1645–1671) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1664 [[Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni]] (1647– ) m. 1670 [[Nathan II]] (1644–1717)
***** [[Salome|Salome Ylva Octavia]] (1665– )
***** [[Kir Azariah Vidar]] (1667–1703) m. 1692 [[Kataoka Yukiji]] (1667–1706)
****** [[Ichirō]] (1693– ) m. 1715 [[Kaika bat Gyoku]] (1694– )
******* [[Yukio]] (1716– )
****** [[Jirō]] (1695– )
****** [[Enhei]] (1697– ) m. 1717 [[Şahan I|Şahan]] (1698– )
***** [[Kian Aiomide Shahnaz]] (1667– )
***** [[Rubin Leonid Orientalis]] (1671– ) m. 1694 [[Lyudmila Eduardovna]] (1669– )
****** [[Atreyu Maximilian Octavius]] (1695– )
****** [[Valdemar al-Aziz]] (1697– )
****** [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )
*** [[Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1716) m. 1656 [[Li Naomiai]] (1627– )
**** [[David Raion]] (1657– ) m. 1682 [[Mariette Carrillo]] (1661– )
***** [[Utas Enrique Naian]] (1683– ) m. 1706 [[Rosamund|Rosamund Primo de Aguilar]] (1673– )
****** [[Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion|Alexander Amirzadeh Augustin]] (1701– )
**** [[Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1662– ) m. 1688 [[Sinchi Roca]] ([[Titu Auqui Acahuana]], 1662– )
***** [[Uturuncu]] (1689– )
*** [[Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630-1639)
*** [[Arn Ayreon-Kalirion]] (1630–1639)
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=== Line of Allot (1589; † 1596) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Aaden Allot]] (1560–1596)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Dentarg (1589; †) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[shire:Gregor Brasky-Cutting|Gregor Brasky-Cutting of Dentarg]] (1566–, ''presumed dead'')
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Prometheus (1589; †) ===
{{Tree list}}
* Patrick Montiaceae Prometheus (''deceased'')
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Gozâr (1590; † 1598) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Zand Gozar|Zand az-Zartosht Gozar]] (1535–1598)
** ''Prsumed extinct''
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=== Line of Aureqoir (1592; †) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Llîriel Aureqoir]] (''deceased'')
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Ra-Alban (1593) ===
:''See [[Ra-Alban–Enujohanenion family]]''

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* [[Malachi Ra-Alban]] (1540–1603) m. Sarai Ra-Lariat (1545–1640)
** [[Eliza Ra-Lariat]] (1575–1670) m. Marqoos Enujohanenion (1568–1665)
*** Mataios Enujohanenion (1602–1690) m. Astyna Zovalion (1604–1702)
**** Yskoos Enujohanenion (1635– ) m. Ristina Mooreq (1640– )
***** [[Milo Enujohanenion]] (1650– ) m. Rivqa Rabyn (1655– )
****** Adasyr Miloon Enujohanenion (1680– ) m. Ülo Käsper (1672– )
******* Joonas Adasyrion Käsper (1701– )
******* Malik Adasyrion Käsper (1703– )
****** Malu Miloon Enujohanenion (1683– ) m. Maarika Eskola (1685– )
******* Hilda Maluun Enujohanenion (1705– )
******* Uudo Maluun Enujohanenion (1708– )
****** Nila Miloon Enujohanenion (1685– ) m. Petur Hallgrimsson (1679– )
******* Sarai Petursdottra Enujohanenion (1707– )
******* Malaki Petursson Enujohanenion (1709– )
****** Samu Miloon Enujohanenion (1691– ) m. 1717 Silvia Heretonnai (1693– )
***** Iooan Enujohanenion (1653– ) m. 1678 Ysbal Tîr (1655– )
****** Kynbel Enujohanenion (1680– ) m. 1700 Jilax'sten Tkhagushev (1677– )
******* Dinemis Tkhagushevy (1702– )
******* Albek Tkhagushev (1704– )
****** Anvyl Enujohanenion (1682– )
****** Emyr Enujohanenion (1684– )
****** Guilym Enujohanenion (1685– )
**** Karyda Enujohanenion (1633–1695) m. 1663 Gilander Radorion (1635–1695)
***** Malaqi Enujohanenion (1665–1695) m. 1683 Konaqen Laqman (1665–1695)
****** Gilander Enujohenenion (1685– )
****** Konur Enujohanenion (1687– )
****** Eliza Enujohanenion (1683– ) m. 1703 Jovian Osman-Soballion (1680– )
******* Turana Osman-Enujohanenion (1704– )
****** Severna Enujohanenion (1686– ) m. 1717 [[Altfrid Günthersson Merrick]] (1687– )
***** Sarai Enujohanenion (1663– ) m.1 1695 Murdaq Raston (1660–1699) m.2 1700 Kianoosh Daryushi (1658– )
****** Ossian Daryushi (''né'' Raston, ''adopted by Kianoosh Daryushi in 1701'') 1697–
****** Babak Daryushi (1701– )
****** Mona Daryushi (1703– )
*** Luuqas Enujohanenion (1605–1715) m. Livia Averion (1610–1715)
**** Aver Enujohanenion (1633– ) m. Adasyr Qarbinion (1630–1675)
***** Isur Averion Enujohanenion (1660– ) m. Fiero Horjinmull (1662– )
****** Qarbinion Enujohanenion-Horjinmull (1697– ) m. 1717 Olivia Klappmann (1698– )
****** Biternion Enujohanenion-Horjinmull (1697– )
***** Nanu Averion Enujohanenion (1663–1698) m. ?
**** Misma Enujohanenion (1637–1695) m. 1660 Rinduran Paskuun (1635–1695)
***** Murhidu Paskuun (1663–1695) m. 1694 Inasian Kyreq (1660–1695)
***** Yvila Paskuun (1665–1695)
**** Moore Enujohanenion (1640–1695) m.
***** Vanu Enujohanenion (1663– ) m. 1696 Roza Filippovna Kurakina (1664– )
****** Dmitri Vanuovich Enujohanenion (1697– )
****** Vladimir Vanuovich Enujohanenion (1699– )
****** Kataryna Vanuovna Enujohanenion (1702– )
***** Ivana Enujohanenion (1665– ) m. 1693 Benjamin Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1665– )
****** Malachi Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1695– )
****** Zachariah Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1698– )
****** Habakkuk Wythe al-Osman de la Gardie (1701– )
***** Hoel Enujohanenion (1668– ) m. 1699 Qaleem Kambarzahi (1665– )
****** Aqdas Kambarzahi (1699– )
****** Qarib Kambarzahi (1702– )
****** Abeel Kambarzahi (1703– )
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=== Line of Windsor (1593; †?) ===
[[File:Wapenwindsor.png|75px|thumb|right|Line of Jorgen Jonas Windsor]]
Jorgen Jonas Windsor, [[Senate of Elwynn|Elwynnese senator]], is presumed deceased, having lived in [[Normark]]. See also [[House of Windsor]].

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*Jorgen Jonas Windsor
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Cedris (1594; †?) ===
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* [[Kaiser Cedris|Giles Melang]] (''presumed deceased'')
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Kalir (1595; † 1640) ===
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* [[Kaiser Hasan II|Jacob Kalir]] (1560–1640)
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Fish (1595) ===
: ''See also [[Van der Sluijs]]''
[[File:Vandersluijs standard.png|thumb|right|75px|Line of Fish, as part of the House Van der Sluijs]]

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* [[Kaiser Fish XII|Ōtori]] ([[Kaiser Fish XII]]) (1544–1620)
** [[Fisk van der Sluijs]] (1567–1675)
*** [[Preserved Fish]] (1598–1701, mother Tacka Bethoun) m. 1630 Maureen Delet (1610–1702)
**** Cod Fish (1633– )
**** Elba Fish (1636– )
**** Rascal Fish (1638– ) m. Samledi Zacker (1640–1697)
***** Karen Fish (1668– ) m. Satō Hajime (1670– )
****** Satō Shu (1692– ) m. 1715 Takashima Atsuko (1695– )
******* Satō Shika (1717– )
****** Satō Hirofumi (1696– ) m. 1716 Kataoka Moe (1698– )
***** Mildred Fish (1672– ) m. Marcus Cappenschair (1669– )
****** Daniel Cappenschair (1698– )
****** Jason Cappenschair (1698– )
**** Cleft Fish (1644– ) m. Volvenda Makenar (1640– )
***** Jonathan Fish (1666– ) m. Christine Boobble (1666–1690)
****** [[Catherine Wythe|Catherine Fish]] (1689– ) m. 1713 [[Chrysostom Wythe]] (1607– )
******* Leander Halibut Wythe (1714– )
******* Stella Sturgeon Wythe (1716– )
**** Martin Fish (1651– ) m. Stella Arbour (1652– )
***** Paul Fish (1675– ) m. Patricia Seville (1682–)
****** Patrick Fish (1711– )
****** Coreander Fish (1713– )
***** Jacob Fish (1680– ) m. Matilda Frosten (1683– )
****** Sturgeon Frosten-Fish (1712– )
****** Haddock Frosten-Fish (1714– )
** [[Dag van der Sluijs]] (1569–1680)
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=== Line of Beaumont (1595; †) ===
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* Jean Beaumont (''deceased'')
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Heymer (1595; † 1623) ===
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* [[Jess Heymer]] (1506–1623?)
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Kelly (1595; †) ===
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* Peter Kelly (''deceased'')
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Steka (1595; †) ===
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* Steka of Anun (''deceased'')
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Guilfoyle (1595; †) ===
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* [[Christopher Guilfoyle]] (''deceased'')
** [[Jean Guilfoyle]] (''presumed deceased'')
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=== Line of Einhorn (1595) ===
: ''See also [[Einhorn]]''
[[File:NormarkCOAwiki.png|75px|thumb|right|Einhorn]]

[[Tarjei Einhornsson]] was admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes by virtue of his appointment to the [[Senate of Elwynn|Senate]] in 1595. The Line of Einhorn is one of the larger extant lines in the Order of the Holy Lakes.

Tarjei's eldest son Amund sired a son in the Green, Riccard of the Green in 1582, and this line was finally delineated in 1703 after extensive DNA testing and taking part of family trees, etc. However, as all in the sub-line of Riccard were sired and born in the Green, no so-called marriages in the Green are legal marriages, and thus the title [[Prince among the Lakes]], as exclusive only to issue born into legal wedlock, it has passed in the line of the second-eldest child of Tarjei Einhornsson, Sigrid Einhornsdatter.

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* [[Tarjei Einhornsson]] (1530–1598) m.1 Ingrid Olavsdatter (d. 1573), m.2 [[Mira Mikaelion-Verion]] (1560– )
** [[Amund Einhornsson]] (1565–1610)
***[[Riccard Amundsson|Riccard of the Green]] (1582–1636; mother Aethelthryth, 1564–1645)
****Amundric "Harpy Slayer" (1602–1651)
***** Ariaric, son of Amundric (1623–1713)
****** Wynflead, daughter of Ariaric (1644– )
******* Ermenburga (1664–1666)
******* Eadheard (1666–1678)
******* Engelieth (1668–
******** Westerfalca (1688– )
******** Waldhere (1690–1697)
******** Brithwen (1693–1702)
****** Beadohild, daughter of Ariaric (1646–1666)
******* Oethelwald (1666– )
******** Aelfwaru (1688– )
******** Einilda (1690– )
******** Egelbert (1693– )
****** Dunric, son of Ariaric (1648– )
******* Centric, son of Dunric (1668–1692)
******* Mantric, son of Dunric (1671– )
******* Weltric, son of Dunric (1675–1692)
******* Aedilthryd, daughter of Dunric (1680– )
******** Bernwin (1700– )
******** Hethor (1702– )
******* Balethiva, daughter of Dunric (1682– )
******** Sunniva (1701– )
******** Beagmund (1703– )
********[[Barnaric]] (1707- )
***** Aoric, son of Amundric (1625–1714)
****** Berric, son of Aoric (1646–1668)
****** Cynric, son of Aoric (1649–1670)
****** Agnes, daughter of Aoric (1652–1683)
***** Hilda, daughter of Amundric (1630–1652)
****** Brihtsige (1648– )
******* Siferth (1669– )
******** Mindred (1693– )
******** Mildred (1695– )
******* Oswyn (1672– )
******** Ecgmund (1693– )
******** Wengeua (1696– )
****** Aelfrith (1651– )
***** Leofwynn, daughter of Amundric (1633–1657)
***** Athanaric, son of Amundric (1635– )
****** son of Athanaric (1655–1692)
****** son of Athanaric (1658–1660)
***** Ealhhild, daughter of Amundric (1637– )
****** Wusfrea (1659– )
****** Ermenhilda (1661– )
***** Cuthburga, daughter of Amundric (1640– )
***** Winguric, son of Amundric (1644– )
****** Radbod, son of Winguric (1665– )
****** Wulfwyn, daughter of Winguric (1667– )
***** Ecgfrida, daughter of Amundric (1646–1663)
**** Euric, son of Riccard (1608–1652)
***** Hormenburh, daughter of Euric (1631–1657)
****** Freware (1652–1662)
****** Rathbone (1654–1673)
****** Adelard (1656–1657)
***** Alaric, son of Euric (1632– )
****** [[Knotaric]] (né Aric, son of Alaric; 1657– )
******* Eirikr (1708– )
******* Freya (1710– )
******* Ragnar (1712– )
******* ''issue known to have existed; identities unknown''
****** Edilda, daughter of Alaric (1659– )
******* Angenlaf (1680– )
******** Leodbriht (1701– )
******** Ecgwynn (1703– )
******* Burgwynn (1682–1699)
******* Inwaer (1684–1699)
****** Aelflaed, daughter of Alaric (1661–1699)
******* Cwichelm (1681–1699)
******* Brithiva (1683– )
******** Aethelwalh (1702– )
******** Wifrun (1703– )
****** Ediltrudis, daughter of Alaric (1664–1684)
******* ''stillborn son''
***** Sigeric (1638– )
****** Eadgyfu, daughter of Sigeric (1652–1689)
******* Rimilde (1673–1690)
******* Ediltrudis (1676–1693)
****** Aegelric, son of Sigeric (1653–1670)
****** Engeleisia, daughter of Sigeric (1655–1678)
******* Eadild (1676–1702)
******* Brocwulf (1678– )
****** Ekkeric, son of Sigeric (1657–1670)
***** Theodoric (1640– )
****** Thrythbeorht, daughter of Theoderic (1660– )
******* Oedilburga (1682– )
******** Hengest (1703– )
******* Begild (1684– )
******* Edild (1686– )
******* Brictled (1689– )
****** Maeric, son of Sigeric (1662– )
****** Begild, daughter of Sigeric (1666– )
**** Theodoric, son of Riccard (1610–1712)
***** Aedwin, daughter of Theodoric (1631– )
****** Theodbeald (1652–1673)
****** Seaxburg (1653–1556)
****** Hygbald (1659–1662)
***** Bedric, son of Theodoric (1632– )
****** Coenburga, daughter of Bedric (1653–1660)
****** Geldric, son of Bedric (1655–1658)
****** Heagyth, daughter of Bedric (1658–1678)
******* Aelfgar (1678–1678)
***** Wenfleda, daughter of Bedric (1636–1650)
**** Aldric, son of Riccard (1613–1713)
***** Saxric, son of Aldric (1634–1635)
***** Juthwara, daughter of Aldric (1634–1647)
***** Eanswyth, daughter of Aldric (1636–1647)
**** Wilthryth, daughter of Riccard (1614–1700)
***** Wulpher (1632–1662)
***** Scenwulf (1645–1686)
***** Burchwen (1647– )
****** Fremund (1668–1671)
****** Eaba (1670– )
******* Theodlac (1688– )
**** Derehild, daughter of Riccard (1616)
**** Theodoric, son of Riccard (1617–1713)
***** Sledric, son of Theodoric (1638–1640)
***** Gosric, son of Theodoric (1642–1644)
**** Amalaric, son of Riccard (1619–1712)
***** Godiva, daughter of Amalaric (1641–1670)
***** Godric, son of Amalaric (1642–1672)
***** Ruthberg, daughter of Amalaric (1645–1648)
**** Alaric, son of Riccard (1622– )
***** Witteric, son of Alaric (1646– )
****** Akelda, daughter of Witteric (1668– )
******* Peohtred (1689– )
******* Brictuia (1691– )
****** Adney, daughter of Witteric (1670– )
***** Ricceric, son of Alaric (1654– )
****** Osoryd, daughter of Ricceric (1675– )
****** Arderic, son of Ricceric (1677–1700)
**** Roderic, son of Riccard (1624– )
***** Hilderic, son of Roderic (1652– )
****** Hildelida, daughter of Hilderic (1673– )
****** Safric, son of Hilderic (1675–1699)
***** Roderic, son of Roderic (1661– )
****** Patric, son of Roderic Roderic's son (1682–1699)
****** Saeburgh, daughter of Roderic Roderic's son (1683– )
******* Osburgh (1701– )
******* Hereweald (1703– )
****** Frederic, son of Roderic Roderic's son (1684–1699)
** Sigrid Einhornsdatter (1567–1645) m. Sivert Gruntland (1560–1670)
*** Gaute Kristoffer Gruntland-Einhorn (1590–1680)
*** Hilde Fryd Gruntland-Einhorn (1593–1695) m. Ruben Bratland (1590–1670)
**** Åshild Einhorn Bratland (1612–1704) m. Tormod Likness (1613–1703)
***** [[Monica Oline Einhorn Likness]] (1630–1715) m. Bendik Krabsethve (1627–1702)
****** Robin Einhorn (1656–1714) m. Karen Rygh (1658– )
******* [[Julian Einhorn]] (1680–1717) m. 1702 Stella Parelius (1681– )
******** [[Valde Einhorn]] (1703– )
******** Gjevjon Einhorn (1713– )
******* Stefan Einhorn (1684– ) m. 1703 Helene Stokkmann (1684– )
******* Klara Einhorn (1686– )
****** Stina Einhorn (1660– ) m. Siw Stai (1645– )
***** Borgny Elisabet Einhorn Likness (1634– ) m. Eivind Dahling (1636– )
****** Marta Dahling Einhorn (1660– ) m. Aksel Mossing (1658– )
******* Ottar Einhorn Mossing (1685– )
******** Kolbjørn Einhorn Mossing (1716– )
******* Alexander Einhorn Mossing (1688– ) m. Hjørdis Holsen (1692– )
****** Jonas Dahling Einhorn (1663– ) m. Vigdis Hæstad (1665– )
******* Julia Einhorn (1693– ) m. Harald Aarbakke (1690– )
******** Eskil Einhorn Aarbakke (1716– )
******* Marcus Einhorn (1695– )
****** Hjørdis Dahling Einhorn (1667– ) m. Jørgen Dahle (1670– )
******* Filip Einhorn Dahle (1696– )
**** Gjermund Einhorn Bratland (1615–1703) m. Borgny Mathiesen (1612–1704)
***** Veronika Einhorn Bratland (1640– ) m. Sander Mostad (1638– )
****** Amanda Mostad (1663– ) m. 1695 Karl Munter (1670– )
******* Hanna Munter (1697– )
****** Kristina Mostad (1665– ) m. 1696 Henrik Koldebolt (1663– )
******* Anders Koldebolt (1697– )
***** Emil Einhorn Bratland (1640– ) m. Torhild Opdal (1644– )
****** Alf Einhorn (1668– ) m. Marianne Andersen (1669– )
******* Kassandra Einhorn (1697– )
****** [[Elias Einhorn]] (1673– ) m. Hulde Venland (1675– )
******* Rebekka Einhorn (1697– )
******* Erik Einhorn (1701– )
***** Christian Einhorn Bratland (1646– )
****** [[Arnold Christianssønn Einhorn]] (1670– ) m.1 1695 (div. 1700) Dagmar Skar (1668– ) m.2 1701 Petronella Myskland (1681– )
******* Markus Arnoldssønn Einhorn (1696– ; né Markus Skar Einhorn)
******* Martin Arnoldssønn Einhorn (1702– )
****** Odin Christianssønn Einhorn (1675– ) m. Katrine Bylund (1677– )
***** Mirjam Einhorn Bratland (1648– ) m. Eirik Nordrum (1650– )
****** Arild Nordrum (1679– ) m. Matilda Andersen (1677– )
******* Patrik Nordrum (1701– )
******* Love Nordrum (1703– )
****** Audun Nordrum (1683– ) m. Kaarola Sint (1684– )
*** Edel Eline Gruntland-Einhorn (1596–1696) m. Niillas Bierrelaš (1579–1682)
**** Máđen Bierrelaš (1623–1709) m. Mágredá Dárbmu (1623–1670)
***** Sunná Bierrelaš (1650– ) m. Konstantin Silk (1652– )
****** Margrete Silk (1673– ) m. 1692 Karl Johannsson (1640 AN- )
******* Olof Karlsson Silk (1695– )
******* Maria Karlsdatter Silk (1697– )
******* Andrea Karlsdatter Silk (1699– )
****** Rebekka Silk (1676– ) m. 1699 Stephan Lykkegård (1675– )
******* Karina Lykkegård (1701– )
******* Viktoria Lykkegård (1703– )
***** Adá Bierrelaš (1653–1693)
***** Lávo Bierrelaš (1655–1657)
**** Gáivvaš Bierrelaš (1626–1653) m. Janiinná Bážá (1630– )
***** Cáijá Bierrelaš-Bážá (1651– ) m. Oscar Sørgemann (1650– )
****** Nilas Sørgemann Bážá (1678– ) m. 1701 Maryan u-Lek (1681– )
******* Gáivvaš Bážá-w-Maryan-u-Lek (1703– )
***** Selggo Bierrelaš-Bážá (1653– ) m. Koda w-Arne (1664– )
****** Ola w-Koda Bierrelaš-Bážá (1695- )
****** Jona w-Koda Bierrelaš-Bážá (1697– )
**** Dárjá Bierrelaš (1628–1633)
**** Ámmon Bierrelaš (1632–1680) m. Márjá Tuohtta (1632–1680)
***** Áigin Bierrelaš (1661– ) m. Katja Malik (1662– )
****** Ásko Bierrelaš (1684– )
****** Ánton Bierrelaš (1687– )
***** Riigu Bierrelaš (1663–1687) m. Matilda Koby (1665– )
****** Daniel Koby (1688– ) (''posthumously born'')
*** Sigbjørn Geir Gruntland-Einhorn (1598–1698) m. Martha Myking (1601–1698)
**** Olav Gruntland-Einhorn (1625–1655) m. Reyhaneh Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1630– )
***** Valdemar Einhorn al-Osman (1652– ) m. 1690 Ingrid-Malene Møller Torby (1658– )
****** Åsgeir Einhorn al-Osman (1692– )
****** Torbjørn Einhorn al-Osman (1695– )
***** Birgitte Einhorn al-Osman (1654– ) m. 1684 Jonas Kåveland (1650– )
****** Otto Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland (1687– )
****** Matilde Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland (1690– )
***** Olav Einhorn al-Osman (1656–, posthumously born) m. 1686 Patricia Hvetemark (1660– )
****** Oddvar Einhorn al-Osman (1688– )
****** Vidar Einhorn al-Osman (1692– )
**** Oddbjørn Gruntland-Einhorn (1628– ) m. Stina Lensmann (1630– )
***** Henrik Gruntland-Einhorn (1655– ) m. Rigmor Strommen (1660– )
****** Sara Strommen Einhorn (1683– )
****** Mari Strommen Einhorn (1684– )
***** Johannes Gruntland-Einhorn (1658– ) m. Ann Haugaard (1659– )
****** Hanna Haugaard Einhorn (1688– )
****** Marita Haugaard Einhorn (1691– )
*** Ingjerd Greta Gruntland-Einhorn (1600–1698)
*** Barbro Bodil Gruntland-Einhorn (1602–1702) m. Arnstein Carstensen (1599–1691)
**** Åsmund Carstensen (1630– ) m. Kamilla Askeland (1633– )
***** Samuel Askeland Carstensen (1659– ) m. Georg Lysne (1667– )
***** Josue Askeland Carstensen (1661– ) m. Svanhild Holum (1660– )
**** Tor Carstensen (1633– ) m. Hilda Bernsen (1635– )
***** Tore-Johan Carstensen (1660– ) m. Oddny Langeland (1660– )
***** Carl-Petter Carstensten (1663– ) m. Andrea Underberg (1665– )
**** Helena Carstensen (1639– ) m. Irene Nordheim (1643– )
***** Vera Nordheim (1674– ) m. Endre Dalberg (1673– )
****** Hildur Dalberg (1692– )
****** Marion Dalberg (1695– )
****** Matilda Dalberg (1697– )
***** Lene Nordheim (1678– ) m. Simon Mannes (1674– )
****** Mai Nordheim Mannes (1695– )
****** Kari Nordheim Mannes (1695– )
*** Tore Ingvald Gruntland-Einhorn (1605–1693)
** [[Waldemar Tarjeisson]] (1590–1696)
** [[Kaiser Dominus Tarjeisson|Thorgils Tarjeisson]] (1593–1644)
*** [[Tarjei Thorgilsson]] (1644– ) ''numerous concubines''
****[[Fredrik Michael Tarjeisson]] (1673- ) m. Elsje Gezina Bakker-Vaaksteik (1678– )
****[[Ragnar Filip Tarjeisson]] (1688- )
****[[Áki Friðrik Tarjeisson]] (1690- )
****[[Sigmundr Birgir Tarjeisson]] (1691- )
****[[Emil Josef Tarjeisson]] (1692- )
****Arnhöfði Einhorn Tarjeisson (1700- )
****Auðun Fredrik Tarjeisson (1700- )
****Böðgæðir Thorgils Tarjeisson (1701- )
****Frigg Eliza Domina Tarjeisdottir (1701- )
****Hávi Waldemar Tarjeisson (1702- )
****Waldemar Einhorn Tarjeisson (1702- )
****[[Kolbein Øpir Tarjeisson]] (1706- )
****[[Gerd Tarjeisdottir]] (1707- )
****[[Mads Tarjeisson]] (1709- )
*** [[Linus Truls Thorgilsson]] (1644– )
*** [[Katja Magda Thorgilsdottir]] (1644– )
*** [[Waldemar Thorgilsson]] (1644– )
** [[Hans Tarjeisson]] (1595–1702)
***Jack Hanson Einhorn (Ho) (1688–1717)
***Jack Hanson Einhorn (Curry) (1688–1717)
***Jack Hanson Einhorn (Shire) (1688–1717)
***Jack Hanson Einhorn (Mythos) (1688–1717)
***Jack Hanson Einhorn (Terraces) (1688–1717)
***Jack Hanson Einhorn (Deinos) (1688–1717)
**[[Karl Einhornsson]] ({{AN|1574}}-{{AN|1658}})
***Johann Karlsson ({{AN|1596}}-{{AN|1658}}) m. Mia Sommer ({{AN|1622}}–1715)
****Karl Johannsson ({{AN|1640}}- ) m. 1692 Margrete Silk (1673- )
****Mia Johannsdottir ({{AN|1645}}- ) m.
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=== Line of Orion Ilios (1597) ===

In 1597, Orion Ilios was admitted to the Senate and thus of the Order of the Holy Lakes.

His genealogy is difficult to assess at the moment. [[Order_of_the_Holy_Lakes#Genealogical_hypotheses|See here for genealogical investigations and hypotheses]].

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* Orion Ilios
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=== Line of Erling (1598; †) ===
[[File:House of Erling Crest.png|75px|thumb|right|Erling]]

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* [[Alfhildson Erling]] (''presumed deceased'')
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Lewis (1598) ===
: ''See also [[House of Verion]]''
[[File:Coat of Arms Verion.png|thumb|75px|Line of Lewis (Verion)]]

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* [[Jack Lewis]] (1554–1610) m. Astrid Thorsen (1557-1599)
** Astrid Lewis (1575–1620) m. Daryl Danielion Verion (1571–1614)
*** Alena Darylion-Verion (1589–1629) m. Donald Grey (1570–1620)
**** Ivan Verion (1607– )
**** Lena Verion (1609– ) m. Waldomir Morvayne
***** [[Titus Morvayne]] (1627– )
*** [[Kaiser Verion]] (Jacob Darylion Verion) 1590–1632 m. Athiël Elessar
**** [[Alix Verion|Alix Tiberius Jacobion-Verion]] (1606–1639)
***** [[Ludovic Verion|Ludovic Alixion-Verion]] (1624– )
***** [[Regina Verion|Regina Dolores Verion]] (1634– ) m. Nebuchadnezzar Buvonzake (d. 1660)
****** [[Isor Verion|Isor Nebuchadnezzarion Verion]] (1660–1704) m.1 1686 (div. 1699) [[Ayesha al-Osman]] (b. 1660); m.2 1698 [[Aliande]] of [[Laegel]] (b. 1656)
******* [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– )
******* [[Ardashir Kalir]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Kala Avon-El]] (1694– )
******* Sirithil of Laegel (b. 1699)
******* Legolas Isorion Verion (b. 1699)
******* Zora of Laegel (b. 1702)
**** Miqah Jacobion Verion aka Michael Jacobion Verion (1607–1682)
**** Layla Nefeteri Maliana Verion (1607–1656, legal death)
***** [[Eki Aholibamah Verion]] (1625– )
***** Lyanna Verion (1629- )
** Egbert Lewis (1589–1631) m. Nubia Cambor (1601–)
*** [[Stephen Lewis]] (1624– ) m. Lisa Zyrion (1630-)
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=== Line of Milharna (1598) ===
[[File:COA Safiria.png|75px|thumb|right|Line of Miłárna]]

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*[[Kaiseress Rei|Áþamé Issèla Mari Vâstra]] (1529– ) m. Þavaltr Ilan (1460–1576)
** Miłarna Tarin (1551– )
*** Miłarna Ùqôlu (1582– )
** Miłarna Seoni (1564– )
*** Miłarna Kamiþîłû (1607– )
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=== Line of Benkern (1598; †) ===
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* Vilhelm Benkern (''deceased'')
** ''Presumed extinct''
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=== Line of Sindre Nemnai (1599; † 1603) ===
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* [[Sindre Nemnai]] (1560–1603) m. Suli Jarekai (1561–1603)
** Mark Sindrason (1584–1603)
** Susanna Sindradottar (1587–1603)
** Pariana Sindadottar (1589–1603)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Kormak (1599; † 1652) ===
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* [[Vilhjalm Kormak]] (1569–1652)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Eðvarð Danjalsson (1599; † 1602) ===
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* [[Eðvarð Danjalsson]] (1562–1602) m. Karolina u-Markus (1562–1602)
** Marna Eðvarðsdottar u-Markus (1683–1602)
*** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Haakon Bjarnarson (1599; † 1714) ===
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* [[Haakon Bjarnarson]] (1540–1602) m. Kala Kolgrimsdottar (1538–1602)
** Bjorn Haakonsson (1564–1602) m. Njeta u-Malk (1570–1606)
** Liv Haakonsdottar (1567–1603) m. Huruk Sayar (1570–1603)
*** Layn u-Huruk (1603–1627) m. Bini w-Arm (1605–1697)
**** Samil u-Layn (1621–1702) m. Anna Spiik (1615–1702)
***** [[Jan Spiik|Jan u-Samil Spiik]] (1645–1714) m. [[Ellen Aarevalla]] (1650–1714)
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=== Line of Kaare Stenbooð (1599; † 1603) ===
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* [[Kaare Stenbooð]] (1499–1602) m. Mari Sebulonsdottar (1504–1579)
** Johan Stenbooð (1526–1599) m. Krysala Eiker (1523–1602)
*** Mikael Stenbooð (1548–1602) m. Smilla Hurva (1551–1603)
*** Jonas Stenbooð (1551–1603) m. Saga Villemoo (1553–1603)
**** Mentet Stenbooð Villemo (1583–1603)
***** Sakana u-Mentet (1602–1602)
**** Ssener Stenbooð Villemo (1585–1602)
** Helena Stenbooð (1532–1603) m. Sigurd Akarnai (1529–1603)
*** Krita Stenbooð (1562–1603) m. Orvar Merekson (1672–1603)
**** Gandalv Orvarsson (1589–1603)
**** Myrkalv Orvarsson (1591–1603)
*** Missma Stenbooð (1566–1603) m. Christopher Sharpe (1565–1603)
**** Edward Stenbooð Sharpe (1589–1603)
**** Patrick Stenbooð Sharpe (1592–1603)
**** Stewart Stenbooð Sharpe (1594–1603)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Aareshem (1599) ===
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* [[Katja Aareshem]] (1520–1603) (''unmarried'')
** Piper Aareshem (1568–1603) m. † Sarja Uvali
*** Njal Sarjeson Aareshem (1692–1603)
*** Kobal Sarjeson Aareshem (1695–1603)
** Akker Aareshem (1674–1603) m. † Halt u-Kart
*** Sun u-Kart (1577–1603) m. † Silvia de La Nouelle
**** Patrice Akker de La Nouelle (1599–1603)
**** Genevieve Catharine de La Nouelle (1602–1603)
*** Liam u-Kart (1579–1603) m. † Euridis García Gómez (1580–1689)
**** Alejandro u-Kart García (1601–1651) m. [[Felicia Aberrón Saavedra]] (1602–1696)
***** Jaime u-Kart Aberrón (1624–1651)
***** Martina u-Kart Aberrón (1627–1651) m. [[Julián de Todos los Santos]] (1623–1709)
****** [[Catarina de Todos los Santos u-Kart]] (1650– ) m. 1682 (div. 1686) David Jolicoeur (1653– ) 
******* [[Eugenia Aguilar|Eugenia Primo de Aguilar de Todos los Santos]] (1670– ) m. 1696 [[Ivan Maksimilianov-Shvinnskiy]] ("Hopsy") (1667–1716)
******** Mikhail Maksimilianov-Shvinnskiy (1696– )
******** Ekaterina Maksimilianova-Shvinnskaya (1698– ) m. 1717 [[Periklês Metaxas]] (1653– )
******* Marcel Jolicoeur (1682– ) m. 1702 Dimitra Della (1679– )
******** Marcus Jolicoeur (1704– )
******** Alexandre Jolicoeur (1706– )
******** Michelle Jolicoeur (1708– )
******* Emmanuel Jolicoeur (1685– ) m. 1707 Despoina Kalamathiou (1686– )
******** Euridys Jolicoeur (1708– )
******* [[Charlène Jolicoeur]] (1690– ) m.1 1716 [[Simon Schafenweide]] (1690–1717) m.2 1718 [[Razzie Waldfürcht]] (1693– )
******** Leela Jolicoeur-Schafenweide (1718– )
******** Jonah Waldfürcht (?– ; ''adopted'')
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=== Line of Amund Einhornsson (1599) ===
In 1599, [[Amund Einhornsson]], Grand Marshall of [[Normark]] and thus its Representative at the High Presidium of [[the Dominion]] was admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes by virtue of being co-head of state of the Dominion.

This line is known as the "Green Einhorn" line in popular parlance, as all its members live in communities in the Keltian Green.

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* [[Amund Einhornsson]] (1565–1610)
**[[Riccard Amundsson|Riccard of the Green]] (1582–1636; mother Aethelthryth, 1564–1645)
***Amundric "Harpy Slayer" (1602–1651)
**** Ariaric, son of Amundric (1623–1713)
***** Wynflead, daughter of Ariaric (1644– )
****** Ermenburga (1664–1666)
****** Eadheard (1666–1678)
****** Engelieth (1668–
******* Westerfalca (1688– )
******* Waldhere (1690–1697)
******* Brithwen (1693–1702)
***** Beadohild, daughter of Ariaric (1646–1666)
****** Oethelwald (1666– )
******* Aelfwaru (1688– )
******* Einilda (1690– )
******* Egelbert (1693– )
***** Dunric, son of Ariaric (1648– )
****** Centric, son of Dunric (1668–1692)
****** Mantric, son of Dunric (1671– )
****** Weltric, son of Dunric (1675–1692)
****** Aedilthryd, daughter of Dunric (1680– )
******* Bernwin (1700– )
******* Hethor (1702– )
****** Balethiva, daughter of Dunric (1682– )
******* Sunniva (1701– )
******* Beagmund (1703– )
*******[[Barnaric]] (1707- )
**** Aoric, son of Amundric (1625–1714)
***** Berric, son of Aoric (1646–1668)
***** Cynric, son of Aoric (1649–1670)
***** Agnes, daughter of Aoric (1652–1683)
**** Hilda, daughter of Amundric (1630–1652)
***** Brihtsige (1648– )
****** Siferth (1669– )
******* Mindred (1693– )
******* Mildred (1695– )
****** Oswyn (1672– )
******* Ecgmund (1693– )
******* Wengeua (1696– )
***** Aelfrith (1651– )
**** Leofwynn, daughter of Amundric (1633–1657)
**** Athanaric, son of Amundric (1635– )
***** son of Athanaric (1655–1692)
***** son of Athanaric (1658–1660)
**** Ealhhild, daughter of Amundric (1637– )
***** Wusfrea (1659– )
***** Ermenhilda (1661– )
**** Cuthburga, daughter of Amundric (1640– )
**** Winguric, son of Amundric (1644– )
***** Radbod, son of Winguric (1665– )
***** Wulfwyn, daughter of Winguric (1667– )
**** Ecgfrida, daughter of Amundric (1646–1663)
*** Euric, son of Riccard (1608–1652)
**** Hormenburh, daughter of Euric (1631–1657)
***** Freware (1652–1662)
***** Rathbone (1654–1673)
***** Adelard (1656–1657)
**** Alaric, son of Euric (1632– )
***** [[Knotaric]] (né Aric, son of Alaric; 1657– )
****** Eirikr (1708– )
****** Freya (1710– )
****** Ragnar (1712– )
***** Edilda, daughter of Alaric (1659– )
****** Angenlaf (1680– )
******* Leodbriht (1701– )
******* Ecgwynn (1703– )
****** Burgwynn (1682–1699)
****** Inwaer (1684–1699)
***** Aelflaed, daughter of Alaric (1661–1699)
****** Cwichelm (1681–1699)
****** Brithiva (1683– )
******* Aethelwalh (1702– )
******* Wifrun (1703– )
***** Ediltrudis, daughter of Alaric (1664–1684)
****** ''stillborn son''
**** Sigeric (1638– )
***** Eadgyfu, daughter of Sigeric (1652–1689)
****** Rimilde (1673–1690)
****** Ediltrudis (1676–1693)
***** Aegelric, son of Sigeric (1653–1670)
***** Engeleisia, daughter of Sigeric (1655–1678)
****** Eadild (1676–1702)
****** Brocwulf (1678– )
***** Ekkeric, son of Sigeric (1657–1670)
**** Theodoric (1640– )
***** Thrythbeorht, daughter of Theoderic (1660– )
****** Oedilburga (1682– )
******* Hengest (1703– )
****** Begild (1684– )
****** Edild (1686– )
****** Brictled (1689– )
***** Maeric, son of Sigeric (1662– )
***** Begild, daughter of Sigeric (1666– )
*** Theodoric, son of Riccard (1610–1712)
**** Aedwin, daughter of Theodoric (1631– )
***** Theodbeald (1652–1673)
***** Seaxburg (1653–1556)
***** Hygbald (1659–1662)
**** Bedric, son of Theodoric (1632– )
***** Coenburga, daughter of Bedric (1653–1660)
***** Geldric, son of Bedric (1655–1658)
***** Heagyth, daughter of Bedric (1658–1678)
****** Aelfgar (1678–1678)
**** Wenfleda, daughter of Bedric (1636–1650)
*** Aldric, son of Riccard (1613–1713)
*** Saxric, son of Aldric (1634–1635)
*** Juthwara, daughter of Aldric (1634–1647)
*** Eanswyth, daughter of Aldric (1636–1647)
*** Wilthryth, daughter of Riccard (1614–1700)
**** Wulpher (1632–1662)
**** Scenwulf (1645–1686)
**** Burchwen (1647– )
***** Fremund (1668–1671)
***** Eaba (1670– )
****** Theodlac (1688– )
*** Derehild, daughter of Riccard (1616)
*** Theodoric, son of Riccard (1617–1713)
**** Sledric, son of Theodoric (1638–1640)
**** Gosric, son of Theodoric (1642–1644)
*** Amalaric, son of Riccard (1619–1712)
**** Godiva, daughter of Amalaric (1641–1670)
**** Godric, son of Amalaric (1642–1672)
**** Ruthberg, daughter of Amalaric (1645–1648)
*** Alaric, son of Riccard (1622– )
**** Witteric, son of Alaric (1646– )
***** Akelda, daughter of Witteric (1668– )
****** Peohtred (1689– )
****** Brictuia (1691– )
***** Adney, daughter of Witteric (1670– )
**** Ricceric, son of Alaric (1654– )
***** Osoryd, daughter of Ricceric (1675– )
***** Arderic, son of Ricceric (1677–1700)
*** Roderic, son of Riccard (1624– )
**** Hilderic, son of Roderic (1652– )
***** Hildelida, daughter of Hilderic (1673– )
***** Safric, son of Hilderic (1675–1699)
**** Roderic, son of Roderic (1661– )
***** Patric, son of Roderic Roderic's son (1682–1699)
***** Saeburgh, daughter of Roderic Roderic's son (1683– )
****** Osburgh (1701– )
****** Hereweald (1703– )
***** Frederic, son of Roderic Roderic's son (1684–1699)
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=== Line of Sisera bat Erasmus (1599) ===
It is believed that in 1599, [[Sisera bat Erasmus]], [[Princess of Walstadt]] and thus its Representative at the High Presidium of [[the Dominion]], was admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes by virtue of being co-head of state of the Dominion. No records of this, however, have been found. It is believed that if records have existed, they were destroyed by the Archives of the Order following the [[Hurmu genocide]], given the belief of Sisera's association with it.

=== Line of Marcus Lucius Praetor (1599) ===

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* [[Marcus Lucius Praetor]] (1539–1613) m. Carolina [[House of de Montfort|de Montfort]] (1541–1630)
** Ferdinand Lucius (1566–1634)
*** [[Marcus Lucius]] (1589–1671) m.1 Petronella Martens; m.2 Halima Michiels
**** Petrus Lucius de Montfort (1641–)
**** Frederik Casimir Lucius de Montfort (1647–)
**** [[Alexandra Lucius]] (1651–; ''mother'': Petronella Martens)
**** [[Rania Lucius|Rania Bella Lucius]] (1667– ; ''mother'': Halima Michiels)
** Lisanna Vröml Lucius (1568–1621)
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=== Line of Netba u-Germask (1599) ===
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* [[Netba u-Germask]] (1574–1680) m. Sima Adurezion (1580–1684)
** [[Pador u-Germask]] (1599–1696) m. Maia Iverion (1601–1689)
*** Vilde u-Germask (1626–1709) m. Nuna Sureq (1625–1709)
**** Azen u-Germask (1656– ) m. Omar Husseini Al Shim (1650–1673)
***** Omar u-Germask Al Shim (1673–1702) m. Leila al-Ribati (1675– )
****** Assad bin Omar bin Omar Husseini Al Shim (1691– )
****** Rim bint Omar bin Omar Husseini Al Shim (1692– )
** Janek u-Germask (1601–1696) m. Sejer Evertsen (1603–1688)
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=== Line of Liv Mildedottar (1599; † 1603) ===
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* [[Liv Mildedottar]] (1534–1603) m. Mina Siluban (1538–1603)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Oolov Haraldsnai (1599; † 1603) ===
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* [[Oolov Haraldsnai]] (1574–1603)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Merrick (1599) ===
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*[[Royston Merrick]] (1547 – 1604)
** Royston Merrick II "the Younger" (1602–1715) m. 1626 Constance Odensdatter (1611–2.VI.1669)
*** Royston Merrick III (11.X.1627–2.VI.1669) m. 1643 Adelaide-Blanche d'Gévaudan (1625– )
**** [[Isabella Merrick I "Genitrix"]](1643–) m. 1662 Sandra Ása Stefánsson (1638–)
*****Beatrix Merrick (1666–1682)
*****Isabella Merrick II (1667–1700)
*****Günther Merrick (1668–1688)
******[[Isabella III Günthersdohtor Merrick]] (1686– ) m. 1702 Daniyal Simranzadeh al-Osman
*******[[Miranda Merrick-Osman]] (1715- )
******[[Altfrid Günthersson Merrick]] (1687– ) m. 1717 [[Severna Enujohanenion]] (1686– )
******Hasala Günthersdohtor Merrick (1688–)
*****Hartwig Merrick (1669–1701)
******Warin Hartwigsson Merrick (1687– )
******Geilana Hartwigsdohtor Merrick (1689 – )
******Lembert Hartwigsson Drax Merrick (1691– )
******[[Agnes Hartwigsdohtor Merrick]] (1689– ) m. 1717 [[Osman Guadalim]] (1687– )
*****Brigida Merrick (1670– )
*****Hoger Merrick (1671–1689)
*****Adalgar Merrick (1676–1701)
*****[[Viric Merrick]] (1679– )
**** Royston Merrick IV (2.IV.1665 –)
*** Henry Royston Merrick (2.VII.1630 – ) m. 1659 Magdalena Baier (1632 – )
**** [[Amity Merrick|Henrietta "Amity" Merrick]] (12.XI.1659 – )
***[[Horsten Merrick]] (8.III.1632– )
****[[Hortensia Merrick]] (9.I.1672– )
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=== Line of Silja Kambandaar (1599; † 1603) ===
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* [[Silja Kambandaar]] (1520–1603) m. Toorsten Avalde (1523–1603)
** Snitta Toorstensdottar (1545–1602) m. Oyvind Kalbrandssson (1543–1603)
*** Hova Snittodottar (1565–1603)
**** Stina Hovedottar (1588–1602)
*** Karjan Oyvindsson (1567–1603) m. Ylva Steenudde (1570–1683)
**** Simon u-Karyan (1598–1603)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Helgahus (1599; † 1603) ===
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* [[Yngvar av Helgahusinom]] (1489–1603) m. Adelina Aradoika (1493–1545)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Temüjin (1689; † 1696) ===
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* [[Temüjin]] (1597–1696) m. Altandöl (1599–1626)
** Chimeg (1620–1624)
*** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Pellegrino-Brown (1689) ===
[[File:Coat of arms of Craitland.png|75px|thumb|right|Coat of arms of Craitland, used to represent the Line of Pellegrino-Brown]]
[[Craitman VII]] (Andreas Alexis Pellegrino-Brown; 1634–1714) was admitted in 1689 with the rank [[King among the Lakes]].

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* [[Craitman VII|Andreas Alexis Pellegrino-Brown (Craitman VII)]] (1634–1714) m. [[Eleanor, Dowager Queen of Craitland|Eleanor]] (1634– )
** [[Craitman VIII]] (1669– )
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=== Line of Mina Soval (1692; † 1657) ===
''[[Mina Soval]] (1578–1657) was admitted posthumously in 1692. She never married nor had any children.''

=== Line of Akkare (1692) ===
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* [[Mina Akkare]] (1600–1696) m.1627 Pedar Aabooð (1589–1696)
** Simon Aabooð (1630– ) m.1660 Kersti Kallas (1632–1702)
*** Lennart Aabooð-Kallas (1662– ) m. 1695 Elisabet Karlsdottra (1660– )
**** Ella Aabooð-Kallas (1697– )
**** Miika Aabooð-Kallas (1699– )
**** Eemil Aabooð-Kallas (1703– )
*** Gunnar Aabooð-Kallas (1665– ) m. Joakim Jeppet (1670– )
**** Alder Aabooð-Kallas Jeppet (1695– )
**** Miska Aabooð-Kallas Jeppet (1695– )
** [[Eliza Aabooð]] (1632– ) m. 1663 Jaan Uusman (1628–1715)
*** Johannes Uusman (1665– ) m.1687 Eleonoora Luuk (1663– )
**** Akkar Uusman (1688– )
**** Kristian Uusman (1690– )
*** Leon Uusman (1668– )
**** Magdaleena Karbo (1692– )
**** Feliisia Uusman (1696– )
** Loova Aabooð (1635– ) m. Liina Mikelitütar (1628–1715)
*** Kiilu Aabooð (1670– ) m. Erik Klokk (1673– )
**** Magnus Eriksson Aabooð (1692– )
**** Siva Eriksdottar Aabooð (1697– )
*** Miinu Aabooð (1674– ) m. Ganbaataryn Serchmaa (1678– )
**** Kassmal Aabooð (1696– )
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=== Line of Milena Karerina (1692) ===
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* Milena Karerina née Blaaland (1608–1702) m. Aleksei Karerin (1589–1648)
** Boris Alekseievich Karerin (1634– ) m. Dooris Aamisepp (1636– )
*** Eduard Borisovich Karerin (1664– ) m. Merit Vaher (1666)
**** Saara Eduardovna Karerina (1693–1702)
**** Joosef Eduardovich Karerin (1697– )
*** Otto Borisovich Karerin (1666– ) m. Reeli Lepmets (1667– )
**** Markus Ottovich Karerin-Lepmets (1694– )
**** Liv Ottovna Karerina-Lepmets (1696– )
*** Karl Borisovich Karerin (1668– ) m. 1690, div. 1703 Julia Osmondsdottra (1670– )
**** Julius Karlovich Karerin (1692– )
**** Osmond Karnovich Karerina (1695– )
**** Jackie Beeterek (1704–; illegitimate)
*** Gustav Borisovich Karerin (1670– ) m. Alexandra Kooveland (1674– )
**** Markus Gustavovich Karerin (1697– )
**** Sofia Gustavovna Karerina (1700– )
** Olga Alekseievna Karerina (1636– ) m. Jüri Vähi (1640–1715)
*** Aleksandra Vähi (1666– ) m. Joonatan Laretei (1665– )
*** Hugo Vähi (1668– ) m. Käbi Ernesaks (1670– )
**** Maria Vähi (1696– )
**** Kristiina Vähi (1696– )
** Yekaterina Alekseivna Abramova née Karerina (1637– ) m. Andrei Mikhailovich Abramov (1630– )
*** Viktor Andreyevich Abramov (1660– ) m. Lilli Mälk (1662– )
**** Anton Viktorovich Abramov (1690– )
**** Maria Viktorovna Abramova (1692– ) m. 1715 Caspian Cassander Wythe (1693–)
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=== Line of Kartan Saajar (1692) ===
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* Kartan Saajar (1634– ) m. Smilla u-Gelp (1640– )
** Jonas Saajar (1668–) m. Olivia Mariusdottar (1670– )
*** Saga Saajar (1693– )
*** Mildred Saajar (1695– )
** [[Monika Saajar]] (1673–) m. Kaarina Jokkar (1675– )
*** Davið Saajar (1702– )
*** Astrið Saajar (1704– )
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=== Line of Malik u-War (1692) ===
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* Malik u-War (1620–1702) m. Eliisabet Linna (1621–1702)
** Fredrik u-Malik (1650– ) m. Johannes Knuutsgaarð (1653– )
*** Malik Knuutsgaarð (1697–, ''adopted in'' 1699)
** [[Kristofer u-Malik]] (1654– ) m. [[Smilla Eenpalu]] (1656– )
*** Mihkel Eenpalu (1678– ) m. 1702 Martiina Kreek (1676– )
**** Malik Eenpalu-Kreek (1706– )
**** Warya Eenpalu-Kreek (1709– )
*** Riina Eenpalu (1680– ) m. Magnus Kaldon (1682– )
**** Vilhelm Kaldon (1708– )
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=== Line of Anskar Isamma (1692; † 1701) ===
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* [[Anskar Isamma|Anskar Kairason Isamma]] (1622–1701)
** ''Extinct''
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=== Line of Kharachar (1694) ===
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* [[Mukhaliin Kharachar]] (1652– ) m.1 Kogseguabraghiin Mide (1660– ) m.2 Harghasun Oyunchimeg (1670– )
** Kharachariin Medekhgüi (1682– )
** Kharachariin Khongordzol (1684– )
** Kharachariin Seruuntungalag (1685– )
** Kharachariin Sarantuya (1687– )
** Kharachariiin Tokhtamysh (1692– )
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Khoga (1694) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Chaghagan Khoga]] (1624– ) m. Dodain Sarantsatsr (1624–1646)
** Khoga Orduoronartai (1646– ) m. Tarmashirin Muunokhoi (1648– )
*** Khoga Checheyigen (1669– ) m. Ashighemuriin Khadaganasai (1667– )
**** Khadaganasai Bughutualji (1692– )
**** Khadaganasai Khorihilemunaisi (1694– )
*** Khoga Daidukul (1672– ) m. Baltu Kundek (1675– )
**** Khoga Maral (1694– )
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Babić (1694) ===
{{Tree list}}
* [[Đorđe Babić]] (1658– ) m.1 1684 Ana Babić née Udovički (1660–1700) m.2 Miriam Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1675– )
** Radovan Babić (1686–1693)
** Miloš Babić (1688–1693)
** Angelina Babić (1690–1693)
** Karmen Babić-al-Osman (1704– )
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Alsalam (1712) ===
In 1712, Mahmud bin Alsalam was posthumously admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes.

{{Tree list}}
* [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (♂, 1642– 1703) m.1 1672 (div. 1678) [[Clara Sundara]] (♀, 1646– ), m.2 [[Fatima of Arbor]] (♀, 1638– 1703)
** [[Elisabeth Asara]] (♀, 1674– ; ''mother'': Catherine Bullen) m. 1701 [[Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni]] (♂, dob?)
*** [[Saif Ad-Din ibn Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni]] (♂, 1702– )
*** [[Noor Ad-Din ibn Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni]] (♂,{{AN|12|2021}}– )
*** [[Ihsane bint Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni]] (♀, {{AN|01|2022}}–)
*** [[Imane bint Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni]] (♀, {{AN|1706}}–)
*** Imad Ad-Din ibn Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni (♂, 1708– )
** [[Karel Kyle|Karel Kyle des Vinandy]] (♂, 1676– ; ''mother'': Catherine Bullen) ''Senator'' m. 1702 Shikha Bhonsale (♀, 1679– )
*** Frederik Arkadius des Vinandy (♂, 1705– )
*** Priyanshi Kathani des Vinandy (♀, 1709– )
*** Wiliyem Shivaji des Vinandy (♂, 1711– )
** [[Gustavus Nathan|Gustavus Nathan des Vinandy]] (♂, 1678–; ''mother'': Catherine Bullen)
** [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (♂, born 1682) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (♀, 1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
*** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (♂, 1711– )
*** Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
*** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (♀, 1713– )
*** Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
*** Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (♀, 1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
*** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1716– )
*** Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
*** Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
*** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (♀, 1718– )
** [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (♀, born 1682) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto Tonugawa]] (♂, 1680- )
*** Seiji Tonugawa (♂, 1713– )
*** Esuta Tonugawa (♀, 1713– )
** [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (♀, 1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (♂, 1678- )
*** Anwar Hotak (♂, 1715– )
** [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (♀, 1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (♂, 1679- )
*** Bolesław Ranković (♂, 1714– )
** Farhan bin Alsalam (♂, 1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (♀, 1689– )
*** Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (♂, 1716– )
** Astīr bint Alsalam (♀, 1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (♂, 1663– )
{{Tree list/end}}

=== Line of Vinandy (1712) ===
In 1712, Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy was admitted to the Order of the Holy Lakes.

{{Tree list}}
* [[Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy]] (♂, 1645– ) m. Elena de Aragón (♀, 1653– )
** [[Frederik Alfons des Vinandy]] (♂, 1688– )
** Sofia Leonor (♀, 1690– ) m. Ali Gharzay (♂, 1689– )
** [[Willem Antonius des Vinandy]] (♂, 1694– )
** Clarissa Isabella (♀, 1694– )
{{Tree list/end}}

===Lines Renounced or Expelled ===

==== Line of Yperpen (1525–1558) ====
[[Polten of Yperpen]] was admitted to the Order in 1525, and renounced his membership in the Order in 1558.

{{Tree list}}
* {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Polten of Yperpen}}
** ''No known descendants''
{{Tree list/end}}

==== Line of Harald (H; 1502–1712) ====
: ''See also [[House of Ettlingar Freyu]]''
[[File:Arms Ettlingar Freyu.png|75px|thumb|right|Line of Harald]]

Line was expelled in 1712.

{{Tree list}}
* {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Harald of Stormark}} (♂, 1446–1685?) m.1 Hervör (♀, died c. 1472), m.2 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Angel Davis|Asa Bloodhelm}} (♀, 1446–1546)
** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Hallbjörn Haraldsson}} (♂, 1588–1685, ''mother'': [[Geirbjörg Gefialdrsdottir]]) m. [[Esther Ayreon-Kalirion]] (♀, 1565–1618)
*** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Fjǫrleif Hallbjörnsdóttir}} (1606–1685) (''mother:'' Mallymkun de Béthune)
*** [[Noah Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1685;) m. 1633 [[Kaiseress Noor]] (1603–1650)
**** [[Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar]] (1635–1689)
**** [[Fatima of Arbor]] (1638– 1703) m. 1681 [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (1642–1703)
***** [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (1682–) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
****** [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (1711– )
****** Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
****** [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (1713– )
****** Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
****** Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
****** Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (1716– )
****** Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
****** Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
****** Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (1718– )
***** [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (1680- )
****** Seiji (1713– )
****** Esuta (1713– )
***** [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (1678- )
****** Anwar Hotak (1715– )
***** [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (1679- )
****** Bolesław Ranković (1714– )
***** Farhan bin Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (1689– )
****** Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (1716– )
***** Astīr bint Alsalam (1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (1663– )
*** [[Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill|Audun Joel Hallbjörnsson]] (1616–1651)
*** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Inga Njalsdóttir|Inga Hallbjörnsdóttir}} (1615–1685, ''adopted'' 1642)
** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Æsileif Haraldsdóttir}} (♀, 1588–1685?) m. {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Arkadius III|Antonius Frederik Karel des Vinandy}} (♂, 1552–1634)
*** Charlotte des Vinandy (♀, 1584-1661) m. Hendrik Eduard Civilis (♂, 1576–1603)
*** Frederik Hendrik des Vinandy (♂, 1585-1616) m. "Lady des Vinandy" (♀, ''deceased'')
**** Karel Leopold des Vinandy (♂, 1614-1666) m. Elisabeth des Vinandy - van Hollandt (♀, 1616-1685)
***** [[Mahmud bin Alsalam]] (♂, 1642– 1703) m.1 1672 (div. 1678) [[Clara Sundara]] (♀, 1646– ), m.2 [[Fatima of Arbor]] (♀, 1638– 1703)
****** [[Elisabeth Asara]] (♀, 1674– ; ''mother'': Catherine Bullen) m. 1701 [[Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni]] (♂, dob?)
******* [[Saif Ad-Din ibn Salah Ad-Din Al Lusirni]] (♂, 1702- )
******* [[Noor Ad-Din ibn Salah Ad-Din Al Lusirni]] (♂,{{AN|12|2021}}–)
******* [[Ihsane bint Salah Ad-Din Al Lusirni]] (♀, {{AN|01|2022}}–)
******* [[Imane bint Salah Ad-Din Al Lusirni]] (♀, {{AN|1706}}–)
******* Imad ad-Din (1708– )
****** [[Karel Kyle]] (♂, 1676– ; ''mother'': Catherine Bullen) ''Senator'' m. 1702 Shikha Bhonsale (♀, 1679– )
******* Frederik Arkadius (♂, 1705– )
******* Priyanshi Kathani des Vinandy (♀, 1709– )
******* Wiliyem Shivaji des Vinandy (♂, 1711– )
****** [[Gustavus Nathan]] (♂, 1678–; ''mother'': Catherine Bullen)
****** [[Hakim bin Alsalam]] (♂, born 1682) m. 1709 [[Zahra al-Osman]] (♀, 1688– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1710 Delara Khatun (1690– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1711 Timna Khatun (1693– ) {{tooltip|c.|took as a concubine}} 1713 Ceyda Khatun (1692– )
******* [[Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam]] (♂, 1711– )
******* Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1712– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******* [[Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam]] (♀, 1713– )
******* Akbar Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1712– ) ''with Timna Khatun''
******* Fatima Hakimi bin Alsalam (♀, 1715– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******* Daniyal Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1716– )
******* Bahadur Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1717– ) ''with Ceyda Khatun''
******* Shahid Hakimi bin Alsalam (♂, 1717– ) ''with Delara Khatun''
******* Samira Hakimi bint Alsalam (♀, 1718– )
****** [[Atiya bint Alsalam]] (♀, 1682– ) m. 1711 [[Emperor Hiroto|Hiroto]] (♂, 1680- )
******* Seiji (1713– )
******* Esuta (1713– )
****** [[Aisha bint Alsalam]] (♀, 1684– ) m. 1713 Ayub Hotak (♂, 1678- )
******* Anwar Hotak (♂, 1715– )
****** [[Nur bint Alsalam]] (♀, 1684– ) m. 1713 Kazimir Ranković (♂, 1679- )
******* Bolesław Ranković (♂, 1714– )
****** Farhan bin Alsalam (♂, 1686– ) m. 1714 Parvin Farrah (♀, 1689– )
******* Rashid Farhani bin Alsalam (♂, 1716– )
****** Astīr bint Alsalam (♀, 1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (♂, 1663– )
***** [[Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy]] (♂, 1645– ) m. Elena de Aragón (♀, 1653– )
****** [[Frederik Alfons des Vinandy]] (♂, 1688– )
****** Sofia Leonor (♀, 1690– ) m. Ali Gharzay (♂, 1689– )
****** [[Willem Antonius des Vinandy]] (♂, 1694– )
****** Clarissa Isabella (♀, 1694– )
{{Tree list/end}}

==== Line of Davis-Bloodhelm (1519–1685) ====
[[File:Davis.png|75px|thumb|right|Line of Asa]]

Line was posthumously expelled in 1712.

{{Tree list}}
* {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Angel Davis|Asa Bloodhelm}} (1446-1546) m.1 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Robert Davis}} (died 1514) m.2 1527 {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Harald Thorstein}} (1446–1685)
** {{colored link|#C0C0C0|Chloe Davis|Chloe Bloodheim}} (1474–1685)
*** ''Extinct''
{{Tree list/end}}

== See also ==
* [[Hurmu nationality and residency law]]
* [[Sacred Lakes Lodge]]

[[Category:Order of the Holy Lakes]][[Category:Orders]]

Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide

2023-03-20T19:00:51Z

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'''Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide''' (née '''Jolicoeur''', in [[Huyenkula]], 23.III.1690) is a [[Hurmu]] government official and socialite. [[Resident for Oystra Stoorskerið|Resident]] for [[Oystra Stoorskerið]] since 1717.

Born into an [[Alexandria|Alexandrian]]–Hurmu family, she is the daughter of former [[Senator of the Lakes|Senator]] [[Catarina de Todos los Santos u-Kart]]. On 20.XI.1716, she married [[Simon Schafenweide]], son of the owner of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]], [[Ludwig Schafenweide]], after a few year's courting in the [[Nazarene]] tradition. The two had met at the [[Higher education in Hurmu|University of Huyenkula]] as classmates.

Charlène received a traditional Nazarene upbringing with Hurmu influences. Her father, David Jolicoeur, instilled her with traditional Alexandrian values. The family was shocked in 1696, when it transpired that her mother Catarina had had a relationship before meeting David, with [[Jaime Augustin Joaquin Primo de Aguilar]], which resulted in the birth of a child, [[Eugenia Aguilar]]. Catarina and Primo de Aguilar had kept the identity of Eugenia secret to everyone, including those in their respective families. Upon hearing the scandal, David sued for divorce, despite it being against the rules of his religion, he could not look Catarina in the eyes even more. Charlène, a six-year old at the time, along with her elder brothers Marcel and Emmanuel, sided with their father. While Catarina and David had shared custody, in practice, however, the children stayed mostly with their father, who poisoned their minds against their mother.

Charlène found solace in religion, studying Nazarene theology at university, and considering joining a convent as a nun. It was at this time that she met the handsome and somewhat exotic [[Simon Schafenweide]] from [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. He had taken advantage of the privileges afforded the citizens of Sankt Ludwigshafen under Xäiville Convention to study abroad, in Hurmu, and the two fell in love almost immediately.

She was a candidate for [[Senate of the Lakes|Senate]] in the [[1712 Hurmu general elections]] for the [[United Ayreonist–Traditionalist List]]. The List, however, did not get enough votes for her to be elected to Senate.

They were married on 20.XI.1716 in a [[Nazarene]] ceremony in [[Huyenkula]]. In attendance were most of their families, except Catarina, who was not invited, nor Charlène's half sister Eugenia with family. After the wedding, Charlène added -Schafenweide to her surname, and she vowed to join her husband in moving to Sankt Ludwigshafen once [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration|the situation there]] calmed down. She did so on 15.XII.1716, the day after her husband was appointed to the position of Stadtholder of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

In {{AN|1716}} a writ of summons was issued against her in [[Hurmu]], after her association with a suspected Siseranist cult in Huyenkula was discovered during [[1716 Siseranist arrests in Hurmu|raids]] by the [[Hurmu Constabulary]] against that group. Following the panic in Sankt Ludwigshafen, following the ascension of the Mondosphere into the [[Raspur Pact]], Charlène left her husband Simon Schafenweide, and returned to Hurmu pregnant with his child, despite the fear that she would be arrested.

Her fears were quickly realised as she was detained upon the very moment of her arrival and delivered to the [[Southern District]] for interview by a [[Magister-Carnifex]] loaned to the government of Hurmu for the purpose of investigating the Siseran revival. She was released pending further investigation, by court order in Huyenkula, on 5.III.1717. She returned to her home, hoping to restore her pre-marriage life, only to find that friends and family had abandoned her. She gave birth to Leela Jolicoeur-Schafenweide, the only child she had with Simon Schafenweide on 11.VI.1718

On 22.VIII.1717, [[Prime Minister of Hurmu|Prime Minister]] [[Jamshid-e Osman]] appointed her to the position of [[Resident for Oystra Stoorskerið]] and thus ex officio a member of [[Council of Shared Sovereignty|six-member governing council]] of the condominium. The appointment was widely considered to be tantamount to a form of exile for the widow.

During her brief stay in Sankt Ludwigshafen, Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide had met [[Razzie Waldfürcht]], a woman three years younger that was leading a group of partisans called Sisera's Angels and frequented government circles. The two quickly became good friends and continued writing each other letters after the death of Simon Schafenweide which were followed by Charlène's misfortunes in Hurmu. Writing each other at every occasion they could find, they started to develop romantic feelings for each other. In a moment of loneliness, on the night of 15 to 16 X.1718, in Oystra Stoorskerið, Charlène wandered without aim past the water side as she noticed a small trading vessel flying the flag of Sankt Ludwigshafen lying in the harbour. She approached the captain of said ship. Without first warning Razzie Waldfürcht of her intentions, she paid the captain for a voyage to Sankt Ludwigshafen and boarded the ship together with Leela after instructing her secretary to file her resignation from her post in Hurmu.

When she arrived in Sankt Ludwigshafen on 2.XI.1718 she learned that Razzie Waldfürcht was not in town, she booked a hotel and intended to wait patiently for the return of Razzie. During this time she also renewed contact with her brother in law, [[Hans Schafenweide]], acting Stadtholder of the republic at that time. He offered her his help in integrating in the social and economic life of the republic if she were to stay this time. On 11.XII.1718 Razzie Waldfürcht returned to Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen together with a young boy called Jonah, who had been rescued from a group of human sacrificing Monovians. The two decided to form a common household to provide a stable home for the children they had under their care and registered their civil marriage on 20.XII.1718, followed by a religious marriage ceremony the next day in a chapel of the [[Restored Church]].

{{Lanserwoud Article}}
{{Ludwigshafen Article}}
{{Hurmu article}}
[[Category:Living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes]]
[[Category:Fictional people]]
[[Category:Oystra Stoorskerið]]

Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide

2023-03-20T18:52:23Z

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'''Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide''' (née '''Jolicoeur''', in [[Huyenkula]], 23.III.1690) is a [[Hurmu]] government official and socialite. [[Resident for Oystra Stoorskerið|Resident]] for [[Oystra Stoorskerið]] since 1717.

Born into an [[Alexandria|Alexandrian]]–Hurmu family, she is the daughter of former [[Senator of the Lakes|Senator]] [[Catarina de Todos los Santos u-Kart]]. On 20.XI.1716, she married [[Simon Schafenweide]], son of the owner of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]], [[Ludwig Schafenweide]], after a few year's courting in the [[Nazarene]] tradition. The two had met at the [[Higher education in Hurmu|University of Huyenkula]] as classmates.

Charlène received a traditional Nazarene upbringing with Hurmu influences. Her father, David Jolicoeur, instilled her with traditional Alexandrian values. The family was shocked in 1696, when it transpired that her mother Catarina had had a relationship before meeting David, with [[Jaime Augustin Joaquin Primo de Aguilar]], which resulted in the birth of a child, [[Eugenia Aguilar]]. Catarina and Primo de Aguilar had kept the identity of Eugenia secret to everyone, including those in their respective families. Upon hearing the scandal, David sued for divorce, despite it being against the rules of his religion, he could not look Catarina in the eyes even more. Charlène, a six-year old at the time, along with her elder brothers Marcel and Emmanuel, sided with their father. While Catarina and David had shared custody, in practice, however, the children stayed mostly with their father, who poisoned their minds against their mother.

Charlène found solace in religion, studying Nazarene theology at university, and considering joining a convent as a nun. It was at this time that she met the handsome and somewhat exotic [[Simon Schafenweide]] from [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. He had taken advantage of the privileges afforded the citizens of Sankt Ludwigshafen under Xäiville Convention to study abroad, in Hurmu, and the two fell in love almost immediately.

She was a candidate for [[Senate of the Lakes|Senate]] in the [[1712 Hurmu general elections]] for the [[United Ayreonist–Traditionalist List]]. The List, however, did not get enough votes for her to be elected to Senate.

They were married on 20.XI.1716 in a [[Nazarene]] ceremony in [[Huyenkula]]. In attendance were most of their families, except Catarina, who was not invited, nor Charlène's half sister Eugenia with family. After the wedding, Charlène added -Schafenweide to her surname, and she vowed to join her husband in moving to Sankt Ludwigshafen once [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration|the situation there]] calmed down. She did so on 15.XII.1716, the day after her husband was appointed to the position of Stadtholder of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

In {{AN|1716}} a writ of summons was issued against her in [[Hurmu]], after her association with a suspected Siseranist cult in Huyenkula was discovered during [[1716 Siseranist arrests in Hurmu|raids]] by the [[Hurmu Constabulary]] against that group. Following the panic in Sankt Ludwigshafen, following the ascension of the Mondosphere into the [[Raspur Pact]], Charlène left her husband Simon Schafenweide, and returned to Hurmu pregnant with his child, despite the fear that she would be arrested.

Her fears were quickly realised as she was detained upon the very moment of her arrival and delivered to the [[Southern District]] for interview by a [[Magister-Carnifex]] loaned to the government of Hurmu for the purpose of investigating the Siseran revival. She was released pending further investigation, by court order in Huyenkula, on 5.III.1717. She returned to her home, hoping to restore her pre-marriage life, only to find that friends and family had abandoned her. She gave birth to Leela Jolicoeur-Schafenweide, the only child she had with Simon Schafenweide on 11.VI.1718

On 22.VIII.1717, [[Prime Minister of Hurmu|Prime Minister]] [[Jamshid-e Osman]] appointed her to the position of [[Resident for Oystra Stoorskerið]] and thus ex officio a member of [[Council of Shared Sovereignty|six-member governing council]] of the condominium. The appointment was widely considered to be tantamount to a form of exile for the widow.

During her brief stay in Sankt Ludwigshafen, Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide had met [[Razzie Waldfürcht]], a woman three years younger that was leading a group of partisans called Sisera's Angels and frequented government circles. The two quickly became good friends and continued writing each other letters after the death of Simon Schafenweide which were followed by Charlène's misfortunes in Hurmu. Writing each other at every occasion they could find, they started to develop romantic feelings for each other. In a moment of loneliness, on the night of 15 to 16 X.1718, in Oystra Stoorskerið, Charlène wandered without aim past the water side as she noticed a small trading vessel flying the flag of Sankt Ludwigshafen lying in the harbour. She approached the captain of said ship. Without first warning Razzie Waldfürcht of her intentions, she paid the captain for a voyage to Sankt Ludwigshafen and boarded the ship together with Leela after instructing her secretary to file her resignation from her post in Hurmu.

When she arrived in Sankt Ludwigshafen on 2.XI.1718 she learned that Razzie Waldfürcht was not in town, she booked a hotel and intended to wait patiently for the return of Razzie. During this time she also renewed contact with her brother in law, [[Hans Schafenweide]], acting Stadtholder of the republic at that time. He offered her his help in integrating in the social and economic life of the republic if she were to stay this time.

{{Lanserwoud Article}}
{{Ludwigshafen Article}}
{{Hurmu article}}
[[Category:Living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes]]
[[Category:Fictional people]]
[[Category:Oystra Stoorskerið]]

Razzie Waldfürcht

2023-03-20T12:26:37Z

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{{Ludwigshafen Article}}
{{People|
fullname = Razzie Waldfürcht |
aka = Razzia |
image = Razzie waldfurcht.png|
gender = Female|
species = Human|
Race = South-Cibolan Saxon |
hairstyle = Blonde |
eyecolor = Grey|
skincolor = Light|
other = |
father = Ludwig Waldfürcht|
mother = Sigrid Feldmaus|
birthdate = 1693|
birthplace = [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]|
deathdate = / |
deathplace = / |
residence = [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] |
nationality = Ludwiggian|
allegiance = [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]|
occupation = Partisan leader
}}

'''Razzie Waldfürcht''' (born 2.III.1693 in [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]]) is a partisan leader from [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. She and her all female partisan group Sisera's Angels are known for their raids on rebel settlements in [[the Lanzerwald]].

[[Category:Fictional people]]

Raspur Pact

2023-03-20T09:41:34Z

Unfortunately: /* Permanent Commission */

{{SANE article}}

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|type = Military alliance and free trade area
|headoforganisationtitle = High Commissioner
|deputyheadtitle = Deputy High Commissioner
|headoforganisation = {{team flag|Benacian Union|flag}} [[Jeremiah Avon-El]]
|deputyhead = {{team flag|Constancia|flag}} [[Jaime Augustin Joaquin Primo de Aguilar]]
|legislature = Permanent Commission
|establishment = 7.V.1643 AN
|members = 14 member states
|site = n/a
|forum = n/a
}}
The '''Raspur Pact''' ('''RP'''), formerly known by the acronym '''SANE''' (standing for the ''Shirerithian-Alexandrian-Natopian Entente'') is a supranational union and multilateral alliance founded around mutual defence, collective security and free trade.

The Pact allows its members free movement of workers, goods, and services across borders, extradition of arrested persons, and full faith and credit to all legal documents in all of the Pact's member states.

==Membership==
Founding members of the organisation were [[Shireroth]], [[Alexandria]] and [[Natopia]], with [[Constancia]] joining later on. Following the devastating [[Alexandrian Flu]] and the consequent collapse of the Alexandrian Empire. The [[Raspur Khanate|Khanate of Raspur]] acceded to the alliance in 1662, followed by the [[Wechua Nation]] in 1663 and [[Eklesia]] and the [[Republic of Inner Benacia]] in 1667. [[Elwynn]] joined the Pact after the [[Kalirion Fracture]] in 1673, followed by [[Ransenar]] and [[Sathrati]] the year after. In 1674, [[Talenore]] was granted membership in its own right, as did the [[Confederate States of Floria]] (then known as the Florian Republic) in 1680. Influenced by commercial ties with Floria, [[Jääland]] joined in {{AN|1690}}. The most recent acession to the Pact occurred in {{AN|1692}} when the [[Suren Confederacy]] joined in consequence of the [[Fontainebleau Accords]]. The organisation, with a total population of about 874 million people, comprises:

=== Current Members ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name
! Accession Year
! Status
! Population
! Notes
|-
|{{team flag|Anahuaco}}
|{{AN|1711}}
|Active
|66,992,418
|Granted Membership
|-
|{{Team flag|Benacian Union}}
|{{AN|1703}}
|Active
| 290,113,513 ({{AN|1715}})
|Inherited membership from the UGB and Elwynn in 1703
|-
|{{Team flag|Constancia}}
|1650
|Active
|46,139,206
|
|-
|{{Team flag|Confederate States of Floria}}
|1680
|Active
|132,236,430 (1706 AN)
|Granted membership
|-
|{{team flag|Imperial Federation}}
|1706
|Active
|204,174,665 ({{AN|1705}})
|Granted membership
|-
|{{team flag|Mondosphere}}
|1716
|Active
|
|Granted membership. Applies to: {{team flag|Etzeland}} {{team flag|Greater Sangun}} {{team flag|Riskai}} {{flagicon image|Varmland flag.svg}} [[Varmland]] {{team flag|Northbloom}}
|-
|{{Team flag|Natopia}}
|1643
|Active
|374,686,235({{AN|1690}})
|Founder state.
|-
|{{Team flag|Normark}}
|{{AN|1703}}
|Active
|10,770,940({{AN|1703}})
|Inherited membership upon independence from the [[Benacian Union]].
|-
|{{Team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie}}
|''As '''Alduria''''': {{AN|1681}} ''As '''Wechua''''': {{AN|1663}}
|Active
|182,247,071 ({{AN|1690}})
|Formerly [[Alduria-Wechua]]
|-
|{{Team flag|Sankt Ludwigshafen}}
|{{AN|1718}}
|Active
|97,385
|Granted membership.
|-
|{{Team flag|Shireroth}}
|1643
|Active
|1,019,254,180 ({{AN|1715}})
|Founder state.
|-
|{{Team flag|Suren}}
|{{AN|1692}}
|Active
|10,624,639
|Granted membership.
|-
|{{Team flag|Vegno}}
|{{AN|1718}}
|Active
|2,876,120
|Granted membership.
|-
|{{team flag|Zeed}}
|{{AN|1702}}
|Active
|27,050,770 ({{AN|1699}})
|Declared membership following [[1701 Armistice of Alduria City]].
|}

=== Former Members ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Name
!Accession Year
!Status
!Population
!Notes
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Alexandria}}
|1643
|Withdrawn
|
|Founder state. Demise of government owing to [[Alexandrian Flu]]
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Drak-Modan}}
|1672
|Defunct
|38,399,527({{AN|1690}})
| {{unbulleted list|Declared membership after [[Kalirion Fracture]].|Annexed by Shireroth ({{AN|1699}}).}}
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Eklesia}}
| 1667
|Incorporated in the [[Imperial State of Constancia]]
|
|Protectorate and an autonomous territory of the Imperial State of Constancia effective 1.I.1692
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Elluenuueq}}
|1673
| Defunct
| 147,427,898({{AN|1685}})
|Declared membership after [[Kalirion Fracture]]; merged to form the Benacian Union in 1703
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Highpass}}
|{{AN|1703}}
|Active
|2,400,000 (1700 approx.)
|{{Unbulleted list|Granted membership after [[Sanaman Civil War]]|Annexed to Shireroth in {{AN|1715}}.}}
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Inner Benacia}}
|1667
|Withdrawn
|
|Renounced membership following revolt 1670
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Jääland}}
|1690
|Defunct
|~2,700,000 (1678)
|Granted membership. [[The Troubles|Evacuated]] ({{AN|1707}}).
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Ransenar}}
|1674
|Defunct
|64,175,502({{AN|1682}})
|Declared membership after [[Kalirion Fracture]], merged into the [[Benacian Union]] in late 1711
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Raspur}}
|1662
|Observer
|
|In union with Constancia
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{team flag|Sanama}}
|1680
| Withdrawn
| 120,500,000 (1691)
|Withdrew from the pact in 1702 after successful socialist revolution.
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Sathrati}}
|1674
|Active
|64,767,512 (1669)
|Declared membership after [[Kalirion Fracture]], then rejoined Shireroth
|- style="opacity:0.5"
| {{Team flag|Sovereign Confederation}}
|1672
|Defunct
|
|Joined Elwynn in 1681.
|- style="opacity:0.5"
|{{Team flag|Unified Governorates}}
|1672
|Defunct
|73,969,040 ({{AN|1690}})
|Declared membership after [[Kalirion Fracture]]
|}

Following a treaty of mutual defence in 1675, [[Sanama]] enjoys the mutual protection of the Pact, while remaining outside the organisation. This treaty was superseded when Sanama was granted membership in 1680.

Although not a formal member of the Raspur Pact, [[Tellia]] enjoyed, until the [[Kalirion Fracture]] (1671–1673) many of the economic and security benefits associated with membership on account of its treaty with Shireroth which established a condominium over so-called "Mandatory Tellia", affording the Tellian city states privileged access to Benacian and international markets controlled by Raspur Pact member states.

The [[Republic of Inner Benacia]], having joined in 1667, left the Pact in 1670.

==Structure==

===Permanent Commission===

Article 23 of the Treaty established a Permanent Commission, composed of a Plenipotentiary appointed by the Governments of the Signatory Nations, to implement the agreement. The Permanent Commission elects a High Commissioner, who need not be a Plenipotentiary of the Permanent Commission, but who must be a national of a Signatory Nation, who presides over the meetings of the Permanent Commission. The High Commissioner administers the Secretariat, which provides administrative and operational support to the Permanent Commission.

The first High Commissioner of the Raspur Pact was [[Isabella Kalirion]] from the organisation's inception until her death. Her replacement, [[Primo de Aguilar]], previously served as Deputy High Commissioner. He is supported in turn by [[Ernesto de la Cruz]] of [[Natopia]] as Deputy High Commissioner.

Representatives from National Delegations on the Permanent Commission are as follows:

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Member State !!Representative
|-
|{{team flag|Anahuaco}}||
|-
| |{{Team flag|Benacian Union}}||''{{tooltip|Magister|Frainan Uihmanzis}}'' [[Shapur Reporter]]
|-
| |{{Team flag|Constancia}}||[[Primo de Aguilar|HSIH The Prince of Molivadia]]
|-
| |{{Team flag|Confederate States of Floria}}|| Morgan Sharp
|-
| |{{Team flag|Imperial Federation}}||Umar Tetsugawa, Count of Inner Nixtorm
|-
| |{{Team flag|Mondosphere}}||
|-
| |{{Team flag|Natopia}}|| Ernesto de la Cruz
|-
| |{{Team flag|Normark}} ||[[Arnold Christianssønn Einhorn]]
|-
| |{{Team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie}}||[[Alejandro Campos]] ''or'' [[Vicaquirao Alvarez]]
|-
| |{{Team flag|Sankt Ludwigshafen}}||
[[Razzie Waldfürcht]]
|-
| |{{Team flag|Shireroth}}||[[Chrysostom Wythe|Chrysostom Wythe, Count of Woodshire]]
|-
| |{{Team flag|Suren}}||Fereydoun Jamshidi
|-
|| {{Team flag|Vegno}}||
|-
| |{{Team flag|Zeed}}||[[Jost Grobba]]
|-
|}

====Health Emergency Subcommission====

Proposed 1674. Established 1676. The Health Emergency Subcommission (HES) is a body reporting to the Permanent Commission, with a mandate to coordinate with Pact members on public health best practices, but more importantly, to monitor the state of public health in Pact member nations and elsewhere in Micras, particularly with respect to communicable diseases and chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear warfare which are a clear and present danger to the interests and security of Pact member-nations.

The HES is headed by a Director-General nominated by Permanent Commission members and confirmed by the Permanent Commission, who holds office for a 3-year term. An advisory council composed of member-nation representatives of the Permanent Commission assists the Director-General and meets monthly to discuss developments. The HES leads and coordinates Pact research and development efforts, and also develops and deploys Health Emergency Teams to investigate, assess, and do what is necessary in the event of a developing threat.

In 1691, as contemplated by the [[Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement]], the Hurmu Health Cooperation Facility, an open-donation bank account and tangible donation receiver and volunteer services coordinator was created under the auspices of the HES in order to coordinate efforts towards the Hurmu Total Development Program.

====Economic Cooperation Subcommission ====

Established 1677. Economic Cooperation Subcommission (ECS) is a body reporting to the Permanent Commission, with a mandate to serve as a forum for Pact members with respect to improving economic efficiencies internally within Pact nations and externally among Pact nations. This includes Pact nations sharing technical knowledge and expertise in certain industries, as well as a means to improve logistics, and to also serve as a forum wherein investment funding, and development loans might be offered and solicited. Joint-venture projects including the [[Allied Production Matrix]] and the [[SATCo]] Trade Fleets accordingly fall under the purview of the ECS, having previously been the responsibility of the Joint Military Council.

The ECS is headed by a Director-General nominated by Permanent Commission members and confirmed by the Permanent Commission, who holds office for a 3-year term. An advisory council composed of member-nation representatives of the Permanent Commission assists the Director-General and meets monthly to discuss developments.

In 1691, as contemplated by the [[Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement]], the Hurmu Development Cooperation Facility, an open-donation bank account and tangible donation receiver was created under the auspices of the ECS in order to coordinate efforts towards the Hurmu Total Development Program, with focus on humanitarian, social, scientific, technical and economic cooperation. [[Euran Syndicate of Businesses|Unspecified Constancian corporations]] donated some 2 billion Natopos in seed funding.

In 1700, based on resolutions of the Third Raspur Pact Parliamentary Assembly, a Raspur Solidarity Fund was established for charitable and humanitarian purposes, under the supervision of the Economic Cooperation Subcommission, and patterned after the Hurmu Development Cooperation Facility, with a special focus on humanitarian, social, scientific, medical, technical and economic cooperation. Donations to the Raspur Solidarity Fund were considered tax-deductible in the Imperial State of Constancia, a protocol that was soon followed in other Raspur Pact nations. [[Euran Syndicate of Businesses|Unspecified Constancian corporations]] donated some 5 billion [[Craites]] in seed funding.

In 1702, in light of the establishment of the Raspur Solidarity Fund, a Greater Elluenuueq Solidarity Fund was established for charitable and humanitarian purposes, under the supervision of the Economic Cooperation Subcommission, and patterned after the Hurmu Development Cooperation Facility, with a special focus on humanitarian, social, scientific, medical, technical and economic cooperation. Donations to the Greater Elluenuueq Solidarity Fund were considered tax-deductible in the Imperial State of Constancia, a protocol that was soon followed in other Raspur Pact nations. [[Euran Syndicate of Businesses|Unspecified Constancian corporations]] donated some 5 billion [[Craites]] in seed funding, and the ESB Foundation likewise contributed 239 million [[Imperial Staters]].

In 1712, the Raspur Pact Parliamentary Assembly recommended the establishment of a Peacebuilding Fund, to fund related efforts, in light of the experiences in pacifying [[Zeed]] and as observed by the Permanent Commission.

===Raspur Pact Parliamentary Assembly===
The [[Raspur Pact Parliamentary Assembly]] was formed in 1683 and seated on 1.I.1684. Its purpose is to provide a forum for popular participation in the decisions of the Raspur Pact. It is elected every five years and all major decisions of the Pact require the advice and consent of the Assembly. The initial 1684 session was convened in Asterapolis, followed by a transfer to the Radiant Sun Convention Center in [[Aqaba]] by XV.1685, where it remained until the close of the First Raspur Pact Parliamentary Assembly in 1689. The Second Raspur Pact Parliamentary Assembly continued at the same location, and on its close in 1694, the body resolved to transfer to a new location in Lausanne, meeting at the [[Palais de Saint Louis le Protecteur]] until its new building was constructed, with funding sourced from the Economic Cooperation Subcommission.

===Joint Military Council ===
[[File:Raspur Pact Scale.png|200px|thumb|right|Idealised conception of each tier of organisation in the forces of the Raspur Pact from the tactical to the strategic level.]]
{| class="wikitable collapsible sortable"
!Assets (circa {{AN|1689}})!!№ in Service
|-
! Armoured Fighting Vehicles
|56,344
|-
!Main Battle Tanks
|3,132
|-
!Artillery – All Types
|80,537
|-
!Air Defence Systems
|7,704
|-
!Aviation – All Types
|26,985
|-
!Aviation – Multi-role Strike
|2,917
|-
!Maritime – All Types
|8,692
|-
!Spaceplanes – Suborbital
|294
|-
!Spacecraft – Orbital
|87
|-
!Spacecraft – Deep Range
|6
|}

===Commands===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Continental Theatre Command!!Lead Nation!!Supreme Commander
|-
| |[[Apollonia Command]]||{{team flag|Floria}}||TBC
|-
| |[[Benacia Command]]||{{team flag|Benacian Union}}||[[Zurvanudin Miran al-Osman]]
|-
||[[Cibola Command]]||{{team flag|Natopia}}||[[Demetrius Hummock]]
|-
||[[Keltia Command]]||{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie}}||[[Phakchay Chaupin]]
|-
||[[Tapfer Command]]||{{team flag|Natopia}}||[[Kenelm Austin]]
|-
||[[Trans-Euran Command]]||{{team flag|Constancia}}||[[George Maniakes]]
|-
|}

It may be noted that numbered armies, assigned to continental theatre commands, follow sequential numbering corresponding to the continent upon which the headquarters of the army in question, has been raised. Accordingly:

*0–199: Armies assigned to Benacia Command;
*200–299: Armies assigned to Apollonia Command;
*300–399: Armies assigned to Keltia Command;
*400–499: Armies assigned to Cibola Command;
*500–599: Armies assigned to Trans-Euran Command;
*600–699: Armies assigned to Tapfer Command.

At present numbered armies are only to be found in Apollonia Command, Benacia Command, and Trans-Euran Command, with corps level formations reporting directly to the [[Banner Group]]s established as the main strategic-level regional sub-commands of each continental theatre command.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Combined Function Command!!Lead Nation!!Supreme Commander
|-
|[[Defence Against Anomalous Phenomena]]||{{team flag|Unified Governorates}}||[[Samira al-Osman]]
|-
||[[Sarbanes-Lopez CyberSecurity|Information Warfare Command]]||{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie}}||Graciela Nieves
|-
|[[Maritime Armada]]||{{team flag|Natopia}}||Charalambos Dagger-Hakea
|-
||[[Strategic Missile Forces]]||{{team flag|Natopia}}||Magda Scaevola
|-
|}

==Current operations==

===Conflicts===
*[[Keltia Command]]
**[[Liberation of Dalen]] ({{AN|1717}} – ''present'', {{team flag|Normark}} / {{team flag|Green|name=The Green}})
***[[Operation Sable Shield]]
**[[Operation Purple Splendor]]
***[[Operation Purple Shroud]]
**[[Operation Thunder Drop]]
*[[Trans-Euran Command]]
**[[Norasht campaign]] ({{AN|1717}} – ''present'', {{team flag|The Green|name=Eastern Eura Trade Association}} / {{team flag|Suren Confederacy}})
**[[Operation Purple Reign]]
***[[Operation Purple Shroud]]

===Deployments===
*[[Benacia Command]]
**[[Operation Penitent]] ({{AN|1716}} – ''present'', {{team flag|Benacian Union}} / {{team flag|Kalgachia}} / {{team flag|Northbloom}})
*[[Trans-Euran Command]]
**[[Joint Border Forces]] ({{AN|1714}} – ''present'', {{team flag|Constancia}} / {{team flag|Oportia}} / {{team flag|Suren Confederacy}} / {{team flag|Zeed}})
**[[Fall Aquamarinblau]] ({{AN|1716}} – ''present'', {{team flag|Green|name=the Green}} / {{team flag|Oportia}} / {{team flag|Suren Confederacy}})
**[[Operation Evergreen]] ({{AN|1716}} – ''present'', {{team flag|Suren Confederacy}})

===Exercises===
*[[Trans-Euran Command]]
**[[Exercise Eastern Pennant]] ({{AN|1717}} – ''present'', {{team flag|Constancia}})

==Concluded operations==

:: ''List to be expanded''
*[[Keltia Command]]
**[[Operation Sovereign Borders]] – {{AN|1717}} exercise, ({{team flag|Green|name=The Green}} / {{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie}})
*[[Trans-Euran Command]]
**[[Kapavian insurgency]] ({{AN|1715}} – {{AN|1717}}, {{team flag|Suren Confederacy}})
**[[Operation Jungle Bolo]] ({{AN|1717}} – {{AN|1718}}, {{team flag|The Green|name=Eastern Eura Trade Association}} / {{team flag|Suren Confederacy}})

==History==

==Key demographics==

{| class="wikitable collapsible sortable"
!Nation!!Population!!Population of working age (16 to 70 years)!!Armed Forces (excluding auxiliaries)!!Civil Service
|-
!Alduria-Wechua
|71,940,371||53,955,278||538,198||9,120,823
|-
!Constancia
|16,344,616||11,609,581||400,767||369,800
|-
!Drak-Modan
|35,895,671||25,496,695||160,190||815,811
|-
!Elwynn
|147,427,898||104,718,036||2,230,767||3,350,634
|-
!Floria
|128,236,430||71,141,612||1,113,400||2,276,298
|-
!Natopia
|356,501,098||253,222,730||909,440||8,102,298
|-
!Ransenar
|48,012,109||34,103,001||390,891||1,091,184
|-
!Shireroth
|1,019,254,180|| || ||
|-
!UGB
|68,965,344||44,620,578||1,752,073||433,744
|-
!Total:
|1,013,078,673||698,135,584||7,441,490||26,439,555
|}

[[Category:Organisations]]
[[Category:SANE]]
[[Category:Elwynn]]
[[Category:Foreign policy of Alduria-Wechua]]
[[Category:Foreign affairs of Ransenar]]
[[Category:Government and politics of Constancia]]

Razzie Waldfürcht

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{{Ludwigshafen Article}}

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fullname = Razzie Waldfürcht |
aka = Razzia |
image = Razzie waldfurcht.png|
gender = Female|
species = Human|
Race = South-Cibolan Saxon |
hairstyle = Blonde |
eyecolor = Grey|
skincolor = Light|
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father = Ludwig Waldfürcht|
mother = Sigrid Feldmaus|
birthdate = 1698|
birthplace = [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]|
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occupation = Partisan leader
}}

'''Razzie Waldfürcht''' (born 2.III.1698 in [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]]) is a partisan leader from [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. She and her all female partisan group Sisera's Angels are known for their raids on rebel settlements in [[the Lanzerwald]].

[[Category:Fictional people]]

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Razzie Waldfürcht

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'''Razzie Waldfürcht''' is a partisan leader from [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. She and her all female partisan group Sisera's Angels are known for their raids on rebel settlements in [[the Lanzerwald]].

[[Category:Fictional people]]

Razzia Waldfürcht

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Razzie Waldfürcht

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'''Razzia Waldfürcht''' is a partisan leader from [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. She and her all female partisan group Sisera's Angels are known for their raids on rebel settlements in [[the Lanzerwald]].
[[Category:Fictional people]]

Razzie Waldfürcht

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Sankt Ludwigshafen

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|commonname = Sankt Ludwigshafen
|flag = File:flag_sanktludwig.png
|coa = File:Coa_sanktludwig.png
|motto = Lernet Gutes tun, trachtet nach Recht, helfet dem Unterdrückten, schaffet dem Waisen Recht und helfet der Witwen Sache! (Jesaja 1:17)
|anthem = [[wikipedia:Sheep may safely graze|Schafe können sicher weiden]]
|map = File:Map rsl 1708.png
|mapversions = 16.7.8 - 16.8.4, 17.0.8 - 17.6.0
|capital = Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen
|largecity = [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Louisville]], [[Oudorp]]
|lang = Southern-Cibolan Saxon (official) Alexandrian, Cibolan-Diets (minority)
|religion= [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]]
|demnoun = Ludwigger
|demadj = Ludwiggian
|govtype = Republic
|headofstatetitle = [[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Statthalter(in)]]
|headofstate = [[Simon Schafenweide]]
|headofgovernmenttitle = Vorsitzende(r) des Stadtparlaments
|headofgovernment = [[Heinrich von Ludwigsdorf]]
|legislature = Stadtparlament
|estdate = 1680
|area =
|pop = 97,385 (1690 census)
|currency = [[Ludwigspfennig]] 
Before 1690 reforms: Jingdaoese Kala and [[Craitish Cräite]]
|abbrev = RSL
|site = staat.rsl
|forum = On the Bastion Union
|animal = [[Lanzerwaldesel]]
|food = Salted whitefish
|drink = Kräuterwasser
|tree = Juniper bush
|timezone = CMT-10
|drives_on= Right
|electricity = 230/400 V - 50 Hz
|gauge = 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
|calendar = [[Norton calendar]]
}}

''This article deals with a defunct nation, it is partly written in a way that suggests that the nation is still active, but this is not the case. Or is it?''

'''Sankt Ludwigshafen''', Istvanistani: ''Saint Ludwig's Harbour'', officially the '''Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen''' is an independent country in southern Cibola, formerly bordering [[Craitland]]'s dominion of [[Zandarijn]] in the south. The nation was also previously on the MCS map from version 16.7.8, published on 12/04/2020 till 16.8.4, published on 14/06/2020. Originally, the city was a safe haven for Siseranist Saxons who had fled [[Natopia]] after the fall of the [[Principality of Walstadt]]. The name Sankt Ludwigshafen was derived from Prince Ludwig of Walstadt, who was revered as a saint. Siseranism no longer has many followers, it has since been replaced by the [[Nazarene]] faith. While the nation was previously on the MCS map as part of [[Alrig]], since map version 17.0.8, which was published on 02/11/2020, the nation is recognised as an independent nation. The republic is currently governed by [[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Stadtholder]] [[Adam Rettich]], its first stadtholder and founder was [[Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste]].

The two largest cities in Sankt Ludwigshafen are Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. With 29,634 inhabitants as of 1700 AN Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen is the most populous city, and also functions as the capital. Lousville has 19,912 inhabitants according to the 1700 AN census and is the cultural home of the Alexandrian speaking community of the republic. [[Oudorp]], which was absorbed into the republic following the demise of [[Zandarijn]] is the third populous city of Sankt Ludwigshafen with 19,432 inhabitants in 1700 AN. Fourth populous city was [[Stadt Sankt Elonzo]] with, according to 1705 estimates, had 17,922 inhabitants. Stadt Sankt Elonzo was added to the republic following the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] in 1705, and was until then known as the ruins of Monoviaville. During the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the city was destroyed by Siseranist extremists.

After the Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War in which Sankt Ludwigshafen achieved a pyrrhic victory, Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen was no longer to to dominate the Lanzerwald. The cities in which Zandt majorities ruled, invited Sankt Ludwigshafen into the newly founded [[Union of Oudorp]], which established the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]], the formal successor to the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

== History ==

=== First republic ===
Until 1650 the area where Sankt Ludwigshafen is situated was claimed by the [[Empire of the Alexandrians]]. Very little reminds of that period as the Alexandrians did not have significant settlements in the area. The only archaeological sites where minimal remnants of the Alexandrian period are found is at the border with Zandarijn. Here some artefacts once belonging to border patrols have been recovered. The republic was established in 1680 as an independent nation. As the Ludwiggian perspective on Alexandria is heavily influenced by the hostility of the First Jingdaoese Empire, there is very little interest in the Alexandrian history. However, looting expeditions into the ruins of Lancôme, which used to be located north of Sankt Ludwig's location, brought back the [[Alexandrian Flu]] in 1682. While the disease was not more problematic in Sankt Ludwigshafen than a normal seasonal flu, in Alrig it led to the [[Alexandrian flu epidemic of 1682]]. Because of the death toll in Alrig, Alrig launched a punitive expedition to Sankt Ludwigshafen and annexed it in 1682. Within the Alriggian Republic it was known as the Cibolan Circle. Despite the annexation, governance of the republic had not fundamentally changed directly after the annexation as Alrig was a decentralised state where most policy decisions are made by the circles. This does not mean the republic had autonomy, as Alrig was a unitary state where the [[Council of Driftwood]] had the final say. The situation changed in 1684 when many Alriggians fleeing from the violence of the [[Jingdaoese-Alriggian War]] settled in the Cibolan Circle, outnumbering the native population. While attempts were made to reconcile religious differences, these attempts proved to be futile. The Alriggian refugees retreated into their newly founded city of Erazmhafen after they found themselves unwelcome in Sankt Ludwigshafen. After the founding of the [[Barbarian Republic]], many Alriggians left Erazmhafen in 1685. On the 7th day of the 9th month of the year 1685, the Stadtparlement adopted a resolution reverting the annexation and declaring Sankt Ludwigshafen to be an independent nation again. A herald was sent to Erazmhafen with the declaration and an ultimatum. The ultimatum gave the inhabitants of Erazmhafen three days to convert to Siseranism or leave the city. When the ultimatum had passed, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was sent into the city, and inquired of everyone they encountered if they had repented and accepted Sisera as their Lady and Saviour. Twenty-three people claimed they hadn't and were burned in the city market. The execution of these people created unrest in the republic, both Ludwiggians and Alriggians took to the streets to protest, demanding that the dragoons would be defunded. Stattholder Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste responded to the protests with force. Dragoons were ordered to repel protesters with rubber bullets, injuring a dozen. The use of force against peaceful protesters only escalated the situation and more and more citizens joined the protests. On the 20th day of the 9th month of 1685, Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste recognised that he had lost the faith of the population and stepped down. Without his guidance, the republic collapsed on the 23rd day of the 9th month of 1685.

=== Second republic===
In the 12th month of 1689 a group of Cibolan-Saxons who had fled the violence in the [[Barbarian Republic]] during its [[Collapse of Barbary|collapse]] arrived in Sankt Ludwigshafen. Ever since 1685 more and more Alriggians had left the region, which had become predominantly populated by Cibolan-Saxons again. To determine whether the refugees should be welcomed, a provisional Stadtparlement was called together. It was decided that the refugees would be welcome, as long as they spoke Saxon as their native tongue and were devout worshippers of Sisera. New [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|elections]] were also announced, to be held on the first day of the first month of 1690. Claudia Weißdeich, who had been president (Vorsitzende) of the Stadtparlement in the previous parliamentary period, was named Statthalter for the period of the provisional Stadtparlement. Religious changes occurred in 1690 after a discovery about Saint Ludwig's adherence to the [[Nazarene]] faith and an expedition to the South Sea Islands, that follow the Nazarene faith. In that year most of the people of the republic repented from their Sisteranist ways and converted to the [[Nazarene]] faith, the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded on 7.IV.1690 and most citizens were baptised by it. On 2.VIII.1690 the republic incorporated the [[Lanzerwald (region)|Lanzerwald]] into its territory, which included the ruins of Alexandrian Lancôme and Alriggian-Ludwiggian Erazmhafen.

In the 13th month of 1693 a famine and the loss of a fishing vessel brought distress to the Siseranist community. In an attempt to appease their Gods, Siseranist priestesses captured twenty-four children, with the intent of sacrificing them.The Stadtparlement condemned the abductions and the intended sacrifices, to which the Siseranists responded by appoint their own queen, who was named Elijahna. Following relatively light skirmishes in the [[Ludwigshafener Civil War]], in XV.1693, Siseranists insurgents were able to bring a nuclear device into the Sankt Ludwigshafen national parliament, and they were also able to detonate it. The blast killed most citizens of the republic that were present in Sankt Ludwigshafen and wiped away the government structure. During the conflict, several thousand citizens were able to flee, especially Nazarene believers who had fled from the Siseranist regions where they lived previously. Many of them settled on Capolona, where [[Neu Ludwigshafen]] was founded, although the colony would perish in its first winter.

=== Third republic ===

In the 6th month of 1696 leaders from [[Ludwiggian people|Ludwiggian]] and [[Louisian people|Louisian]] tribes gathered north of the ruins of Sankt Ludwigshafen to re-establish the republic and adopted the constitution of the third republic. Plans were made to decontaminate the radioactive former capital and re-establish it as national capital by the year 1700. The town of Hinterdünen was designated as a temporary capital and the Louisians were invited to establish their own settlements in the former territory of the second republic. Only Nazarene tribes participated in the consultation between the tribes, but envoys were sent to the Siseranists informing them of the plans. The Siseranists were told to repent of their evil ways, subscribe the Helicorean Creed and be baptised, or leave the territory. Most Siseranists gave up their former religion, but the third republic had to endure several violent uprisings. In these uprisings, an estimated 3,200 people lost their lives before the republic returned to peace. An expedition to the remains of Neu Ludwigshafen in the 5th month of 1697 brought Sankt Ludwigshafen two-hundred survivors and assets that made it possible to establish its own automobile industry. The Stadtparlement was determined to make sure that Sankt Ludwigshafen would develop itself into an industrial nation.

While many citizens supported the industrialisation of Sankt Ludwigshafen, they opposed the steps that the Stadtparlement wanted to take to get there. The construction of roads was for example seen as a danger to the social cohesion in towns, by promoting internal migration. There were also lingering concerns that the construction of new roads would make it easier to perform armoured assaults on the republic's cities, and before any wide roads were built, the republic started to build fortifications around its town, most notably Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. As the republic started to develop, it also become more self-conscious and began to participate in international relations. In 1697 a consul was sent to Oudorp to further Ludwigshafener interests in the Craitish seaport. To cater to the spiritual needs of the Ludwiggian people in Oudorp, the Ludwiggian Reformed Church also established a mission in that town. The church evangelised among the local population, at first without success, but as the political situation in Zandarijn worsened and Monovian militants threatened the dominion, more and more found comfort in the Nazarene teachings.

==== Incorporation of Oudorp ====

In late 1699 [[Zandarijn]], which neighboured Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south, disintegrated following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]]. The Ludwiggian consul in Oudorp warned Stadtholder Rettich that the situation in the vitally important seaport had become very unstable and that Sankt Ludwigshafen risked losing its ability to trade with overseas nations on Micras. The Stadtparlement was called together and it resolved to inform the Craitish government in [[Cherry Trees]] that Sankt Ludwigshafen would assume government in Oudorp until Craitland would restore law and order in Zandarijn. At the same time the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was deployed to the town, which did not resist the Ludwiggian incursion. Several thousand refugees from other parts of Zandarijn made their way to Oudorp as well and were redistributed among the various settlements throughout the republic in emergency housing facilities, while funds for construction of permanent housing were brought together. The Craitish government in Cherry Trees responded to the Stadtparlement resolution by recognising Ludwiggian rule over Oudorp a few days later.

==== Ludwiggian-Monovian War ====

Between II.1702 and III.1705, the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen fought a war with Monovian militants who were held responsible for the downfall of Zandarijn in 1699. The militants were led by King [[Elonzo XII]] who reigned from the ruins of Monoviaville in the western part of the Lanzerwald. The Stadtparlement created the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] to fight the militants, with a strength of 5,100 men. Most of the war was characterised by limited skirmishes between Ludwiggian and Monovian troops, with the exception of the battle of Monoviaville that took place in III.1705 when Sankt Ludwigshafen assaulted King Elonzo XII's stronghold. The war resulted in the conquest of Monovian-held territories by Sankt Ludwigshafen, most of which were incorporated into the Lanzerwald nationally protected forest. The city of Monoviaville was renamed to Stadt Sankt Elonzo to honour Elonzo XII, after his death in VII.1705. Apart from the territorial gains through the war, it is notable because for the first time Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to develop an airplane. The [[J-1 Lärm]], a powered wooden glider capable of carrying dumb bombs, was created to scout the dense forests for enemy entrenchments.

=== Fourth Republic ===

In X.1705 representatives from [[Louisville]] and [[Sankt Elonzo]] presented a petition to the Stadtparlement which stated that the city councils and the inhabitants of these cities felt that the constitutional arrangements of the Third Republic did not cater to the interests of citizens outside Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen. They demanded the Stadtparlement to be reformed into a truly national parliament. There was some opposition to the plan, primarily from politicians who felt that the Stadtparlement already functioned as a national parliament, and that the criticism only focused on the name. Nevertheless, a constitutional dialogue between representatives of all communities was held in XII.1705. The new constitution was formally adopted by the Stadtparlement in II.1706. Important changes were the establishment of a standing army, guarantees of social security and a new parliament, which was called the [[Nationalversammlung der Republik Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Despite some calls for federalisation, the republic maintained strictly unitary.

[[File:Boundary marker rsl.png|thumb|A delegation from the Mondosphere inspected the boundary markers at the Ludwiggian-Mondese border in I.1707.]]

XV.1706 saw the expansion of the Mondosphere towards the Ludwiggian border to the west of Sankt Elonzo, the first time since the fall of Zandarijn that the republic had a neighbour who was recognised by the MCS. The initial reaction from the Ludwiggians was of concern, both because of the rapid expansion and the hard to understand nature of [[Mondo Etzeterra]] himself, him being a lich. Emotions cooled down when a delegation from the Mondosphere together with a delegation from the Nationalversammlung inspected the new common borders and its boundary marks and found no issue. The Ludwiggians applauded the meticulous and orderly nature of their new neighbours and were pleased to be able to converse in South Cibolan Saxon with them.

=== Lanzerwaldian Period ===

Following the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the dominance of Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald waned and gave way to the rise of the cities that were formerly part of Zandarijn to take the leading role in the Lanzerwald. These Cibolan-Diets speaking cities signed the [[Union of Oudorp]] and invited the cities of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen to participate as well. The Union of Oudorp led to the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]] on 1.X.1709. Between 1709 and 1716 the nation of Lanzerwald persisted, first under the aforementioned name of the Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald (1709-1715), to be replaced by the highly decentralised [[Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] (1715-1716) in 1715 after the [[1715 Lanzerwaldian Mutiny]], the final iteration of the Lanzerwald Republic was the [[Republic of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] that existed briefly in 1716 and was a return to centralised government from Oudorp.

=== Restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen ===

The Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald had outlawed all railways, electronic devices, motorised vehicles and plastics and even ordered for them to be destroyed. This angered [[Ludwig Schafenweide]], owner of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]] and he started building an alliance of like-minded Ludwiggian people who wanted Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to once again become the centre of the republic, rather than the more rural cities, ruled by Cibolan-Diets speaking people of Zandarijn descent, where the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] had promoted a Luddite agenda that had led to economic downfall and famines. During the bloody [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] the Army of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen destroyed the far-away lying rural cities and restored primacy of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald.

The restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen planted the seeds of its immolation, which germinated quickly. Already during the war, Sankt Ludwigshafen's only friendly neighbour, Mondo, with whom discussions about a military alliance had been in an advanced stage, joined the hostile Raspur Pact instead after Lanzerwaldian negotiators were neglectful in finishing up the talks and present a final treaty proposal. Xaiville Convention ally Hurmu performed a series of razzias against people affiliated with the republic, after Ludwiggians there were found to be active in illegal Siseranist congregations, and issued an order for the arrest of Sankt Ludwighafen's first Lady Charlene Schafenweide. The other Xaiville Convention member states refused to side with Sankt Ludwigshafen and it saw no other option than to leave the convention. The news of Sankt Ludwigshafen's complete isolation was a shock to the people in the republic, who realised that nothing would prevent the hostile neighbours from having their way with the republic. They abandoned their homes in the city, which they set alight and fled into the Lanzerwald forest. The republic seemed to sink into [[the Green]] on 24.XV.1716.

After the initial scare people returned to the city and started rebuilding it. The panic was replaced with a determination to restore the republic to its former glory, and even make it greater than before. As it turned out that Stadtholder Simon Schafenweide had passed away on 14.I.1717, new elections were announced and held on 1.II.1717.

== Territorial changes ==

<gallery>
File:Map Sanktludwigshafen.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen as part of Alrig in 1682
File:Lanzerwald.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of the Lanzerwald in 1690
File:Sanktludwigshafen map 1699.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of Oudorp in 1699
File:Claim_ludwigshafen_2021_09_03.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1700
File:Claim ludwigshafen 2022 02 13.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1705 following the absorption of Monovian territories during the Ludwiggian-Monovian War, not yet accepted by MCS
</gallery>

== Politics ==

The Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen was a parliamentary republic governed by a ''Stadtparlement'' (city parliament), with 50 seats, which was presided by the ''Vorsitzende des Stadtparlements'' and elected by all citizens every three years. The fist act of a new Stadtparlement was to elect a ''[[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Statthalterin]]'' (stadtholder), who led the executive branch of the state. Several parties participated in the elections, the most popular of which were the [[Traditional Party of 1680]] and the [[Slight Reform Party of 1681]], which advocated a more humane death penalty for heretics and pagans. The [[Progressive Alliance of 1683]] participated in the 1683 elections, with an agenda of religious freedom and tolerance. In 1689 the Stadtparlement's composition was not the result of elections but a provisional Stadtparlement was agreed upon by delegations of the Traditional Party and the Slight Reform Party, which saw a need to re-establish law and order in Sankt Ludwigshafen, following the influx of refugees from Barbary. The Progressive Alliance was left out of negotiations and forcefully disbanded as part of the first session of the Stadtparlement.

Over the years the Traditional Party has been able to update its policies and was able to remain relevant. Around 1690 leading members of the Traditional Party were the first to recognize that the nation would become more and more a Nazarene nation, rather than the Siseranist nation it had been before. The Slight Reform Party did not anticipate this and kept pushing for a Siseranist agenda, leading to a landslide election victory for the Traditional Party in 1690. After the civil war Siseranism was no longer a tolerated religion within the republic and the Slight Reform Party was only barely able to remain part of the Stadtparlement, with one seat. In II.1697 the [[Tekeel Party of 1697]] was founded, which represented citizens that felt that the Traditional Party had championed too far-reaching reforms, such as the 1696 law on infrastructure, that paved the way for electricity, paved roads and rail roads in the republic.

=== Election results ===
==== Stadtparlement elections 1680 - 1705 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1680 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1680]]
| 50
|
|
|
|-
| [[1683 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1683]]
| 39
| 10
| 1
|
|-
| [[1689 pro forma elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1689]]*
| 35
| 15
|
|
|-
| [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1690]]
| 47
| 3
|
|
|-
| [[1696 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1696]]
| 49
| 1
|
|
|-
| [[1699 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1699]]
| 43
| 4
| 2
| 1
|-
| [[1702 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1702]]
| 45
| 3
| 1
| 1
|-
| [[1705 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1705]]
| 42
| 5
| 2
| 1
|-
| scope="row" colspan="4"| * Pro forma, no actual votes cast
|}

==== Nationalversammlung elections 1706 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1706 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1706]]
| 93
| 3
| 3
| 1
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1707 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1707 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1707]]
| 48
| 1
| 0
| 1
|-
|}

==== Steden-Generaal elections in the Lanzerwald, 1709 - 1715 ====

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1709 elections in the Lanzerwald|1709]]
| 95
| 2
| 0
| 3
|-
| [[1712 elections in the Lanzerwald|1712]]
| 96
| 1
| 1
| 2
|-
| [[1715 elections in the Lanzerwald|1715]]
| 97
| 1
| 0
| 2
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1717 - present ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1717 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1717]]
| 43
| 3
| 2
| 1
|}

=== Constitution ===
The 1696 [[Constitution of the Third Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]] reflects the morals and values of the Ludwiggian Reformed Church. The constitution both recognises the fallen nature of the people, but also the prospect of redemption. The constitution forbids the death penalty, and life sentences without the possibility of parole. The constitution also confirms the Nazarene faith as the national faith of the Ludwiggian people, although it does not ban other religions explicitly. The Siseranist religion, and other religions that demand human sacrifices are banned in seperate legislation.

=== Foreign relations ===
Sankt Ludwigshafen is not a member of any international organisations. The nation is not a member of military pacts. The republic has not formally adopted a policy of permanent neutrality but there is ongoing debate within Ludwiggian society whether this should be considered in the future. In XI.1702 representatives from Ludwigshafen met with representatives from Craitland to discuss a possible ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the [[Xäiville Convention]]. On 23.IX.1703 Sankt Ludwigshafen was formally welcomed into the convention, but left it again on 21.XV.1716 following the arrests of Ludwiggian students who enjoyed the right to free travel in Hurmu, which was considered by Sankt Ludwigshafen to be a breach of the convention, but the other member states did not wish to speak up for Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The republic had friendly relations with [[Craitland]], which bordered Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south with its province of [[Zandarijn]]. Using the Craitish seaport of Oudorp, Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to conduct commerce with nations all over Micras. Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] and the retreat of Craitland from Cibola, Sankt Ludwigshafen was allowed to gain control over Oudorp. Ties between Craitland and Sankt Ludwigshafen remained cordial in the following years, even more so after the ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the aforementioned Xaïville Convention. Relations with [[Jingdao]] were friendly, due to cultural and, previously, religious ties. Relations between Jingdao and Sankt Ludwigshafen were never formalised and are not as strong in the early 1700s as they were before. In 1691 the republic signed the [[Treaty of Rherci]] with [[Calbion]], which was a neighbour at the time, establishing friendly relations with that nation, and in 1703 the republic signed the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] with the Benacian power [[Sanama]]. The Ludwiggian ambassador to Sanama also functions as the republics representative to the other Benacian nations. Relations were very friendly, even if not formalised yet, with the Mondostate of [[Etzeland]], but deteriorated after Sankt Ludwigshafen and Mondo to form an alliance were suspected to be done in bad faith by Mondo who joined the Raspur Pact instead.

==== Treaties ====

* 1691: [[Treaty of Rherci]], [[Calbion]]
* 1703: [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sanama]]
* 1707: [[1707 Treaty between Sankt Ludwigshafen and Sint Barentsz|Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Republic of Sint Barentsz]]

==== Former treaties ====

* 1703-1716: [[Xäiville Convention]], with at the time [[Craitland]], [[Hurmu]], [[Mercury]], [[Senya]], [[South Sea Islands]], [[Tellia]]

== Military ==

Traditionally the republic only had a small standing army, the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] which is a mounted infantry corps. This was previously complemented by a conscription army that could be levied during times of war. In the 1699 military reform the conscription model was abandoned and replaced by a standing army of professional soldiers, complemented by a military reserve force of volunteers. From 1682 to 1685 500 regulars of the Alriggian presidential army were permanently stationed in Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The professional armed forces that were established in 1699 are called the Republikswehr. It consists of the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen, a mounted infantry corps, the Füsilierkorps Ludwigshafen, a naval infantry corps, and the Bunkerkorps which mans the casemates in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. Both expeditionary branches of the Republikswehr have a manpower of 2,000 souls. The Bunkerkorps has a manpower of circa 300 souls, it is heavily dependant on the reservists of the Bezirkbürgerwehr in times of war. Like before the reform, the Ludwiggian armed forces do not have a focus on mechanization, without having armoured vehicles or large-hulled sea-faring vessels to its disposal.

All physically and mentally fit students of the [[Mittelschule (Sankt Ludwigshafen)|Mittelschule]] are trained in basic markmanship and military skills. Until 1699 they would be added into the Bezirkbürgerwehr (district citizen’s militia) of the district where they resided, which was headed by a Hauptmann. The different militias fell under the command of one single Oberst, who had the authority to call for the mobilisation of conscripts in emergencies. Since 1699 the Bezirkbürgerwehr invites all young adults between the ages of 18 and 25 to continue their training, but this is no longer mandatory.

Throughout its history Sankt Ludwigshafen has had a military doctrine that is focused on defence and the republic has hardly ever spent resources on developing offensive capabilities. This policy was originally born out of necessity as the republic was simply too small to command an expeditionary army. In the late 1690's, casemates were constructed around Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville to be able to defend these cities even when wider paved roads are built in the near future. In order to deter naval attacks on the port of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen, plans have been drafted to build two concrete forts just off the coast, that will be armed with heavy cannons and radar and sonar installations.

Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] in 1699 by Monovian militants, the Dominion of Zandarijn, which belonged to [[Craitland]] started to fail and the Stadtparlement launched [[Operation Enduring Fellowship]] to prevent the republic losing access to the vitally important seaport of [[Oudorp]]. With permission and cooperation from Craitish authorities, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen takes control of the city. During Operation Enduring Fellowship the Dragonerkorps fights the Monovian militants, who are being led by [[Elonzo XII]], several times, resulting in the loss of life of 55 dragoons. Operation Enduring Fellowship is formally concluded in XV.1701. However, hostilities between Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Monovians do not end there, in XIV.1702 the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] starts and the Stadtparlement creates the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] out of several Bezirkbürgerwehrs, to combat the, unrecognised, Kingdom of Monovia. During the war the Kriegskorps develops the first warplane of the republic, the [[J-1 Lärm]]. The war is concluded in III.1705.

After the war, the Kriegskorps is meant to be dissolved but the newly gained city of Sankt Elonzo asks for a remnant of the Kriegskorps to be deployed there while it can establish its own Bezirkbürgerwehr. In the constitutional talks of XII.1705, that would ultimately lead to the Fourth Republic, it is determined that the Kriegskorps will not be dissolved, but will become the main fighting force of the republic and that it will be transformed into a professional standing army.

== Economy ==

The economy of Sankt Ludwigshafen was based on the logging and fishing industry. Whaling was a traditional practice of the inhabitants of Sankt Ludwigshafen. It was not economically viable anymore due to the high costs associated with whaling in the waters surrounding Sankt Ludwigshafen and the lack of an export market. As of 1685, most products of the logging and fishing industry were exported as raw materials, with most of the profit being made overseas. In the months before the first republic's collapse, the Stadtparlement was trying to change this by offering subsidies and loans for the construction of factories in Sankt Ludwigshafen. This was not as successful as was hoped, within the republic there was not much expertise on the construction and management of large factories, and foreign investors expressed their doubt about the republic's aversion to infrastructure. Still, some smaller scale operations were set up, creating high quality wooden objects that are prized on the international market, such as casings for clocks and intricate carvings. There is a strong tradition of quilting in Sankt Ludwigshafen, which is usually done at home during the winter months by both men and women. Especially intricate quilts made by extremely talented people from the Lanzerwald region are highly sought after by collectors in the niche.

Until 1690, the national currency was the Jingdaoese Kala, but the [[Craitish Cräite]] was also commonly used. While the [[Ludwigspfennig]] was minted in Sankt Ludwigshafen, it was usually only used for everyday purchases such as groceries. This changed in 1690 when the Stadtparlement accepted a reform of the Ludwigspfennig, which made it a fiat money with lighter coins and banknotes, so that it would be more practical in daily use. The foreign currencies remained in use in international trade but were slowly phased out in the domestic market.

The republic bans an array of goods and materials that are in common use in most of the modern world. This includes most artificial plastics, electronics and clothing made out of different thread materials. Instead of artificial plastics products are made out of metal, wood or bone. The Ludwiggian ban on these products is often confusing for tourists and a hindrance to the tourism market.

Since the merger of Sankt Ludwigshafen and the territories previously associated with [[Zandarijn]], agriculture has become a more important economic sector. Arable farming and horticulture, primarily floriculture, surpassed fishing and became the dominant sectors in the national economy. Measured both in weight and value, roughly half of the production of the arable land is wheat, in different varieties, including spelt, also known as dinkel wheat. While its production is not even close when measured in produced tons, the floriculture sector is extremely valuable to the economy of Sankt Ludwigshafen. Its primary exports are bulbs and dried flowers, with the constituent states of the [[Mondosphere]] being major export destinations for brightly coloured flower bulbs such as tulips and crocuses. Export of fresh cut flowers is difficult because the republic has an underdeveloped infrastructure for refrigerated goods, and no airfields to quickly export the flowers. Export of plants in pots is slowly taking off, especially since the accession of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the Raspur Pact opened the markets of [[Natopia]] and the Mondosphere.

=== Tourism ===

Following the ratification of the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] visitors from [[Sanama]] were among the first to visit Sankt Ludwigshafen purely for pleasure. Previous visitors like [[Only Natopian in town|Earnest Godström]] had visited as students, but the Sanamans came purely to enjoy the snowy hills and experience some of the Ludwiggian culture. As these tourists first appeared no special accommodation had been prepared for them, but they were given a room at the local village hall, usually for free. In 1704 the first accommodations built purely for tourists had been built, small hotels that also offered skiing equipment and hot meals. Families with spare rooms also took tourists in, and would usually let them participate in the family life as if they were genuinely part of it. The Ludwiggian tourist industry remained small however, with no more than 12,000 people visiting the republic annually.

== Infrastructure ==

Until late 1693, cars and other motorised vehicles were extremely uncommon in Sankt Ludwigshafen, if not explicitly banned. Ludwiggian roads outside the city were originally constructed a maximum of 88cm wide to make it more difficult for modern armies that depend on armour to attack the city. In the city, roads were usually suitable for cars and light trucks, but draught animals were usually preferred. Heavy transport usually took place over water, from the inland to Sankt Ludwigshafen over the river Karlsfluß in hulks. In the harbour the goods were placed on cogs that sail them to [[Oudorp]] in [[Zandarijn]], [[Craitland]] from where they were distributed across Micras in modern container ships. In XI.1693 the Stadtparlement abandoned this policy as it was considered to be restraining economic growth in the republic too much. Construction of gravel roads to Molkhof, Hinterdünen and Craitmark were ordered. In IV.1694 an agreement was reached between [[Zandarijn]] and Sankt Ludwigshafen to construct a gravel road from Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to [[Oudorp]] in Zandarijn, [[Craitland]].

From 1696 onwards, the Stadtparlement explored the possibility to pave some of the main roads of the republic, but high anticipated costs and local resistance prevented swift action. When in VII.1696 the Stadtparlement adopted a law detailing standards to be used in the road, rail and electric infrastructure. Among other things it was decided that future rail connections would be built using a 1,435 mm track gauge, cars would drive on the right side of paved roads, and 230V would be the standard for home and office delivery of electricity. At the moment when the law was adopted, the construction of relevant infrastructure had not yet commenced. The law became a point of contention in the Traditional Party, with many members opposing the introduction of these novities which they feared would erode the social structure of their communities. The law was only adopted when stadtholder Adam Rettich promised that none of the infrastructure described in the law would be built before the year 1700 and that nothing would be built without permission from the Stadtparlement after that date.

In 1700 the moratorium ended and the Stadtparlement ordered the construction of a road network, which would be known as the [[Kraftfahrstraßennetz Ludwigshafen]]. The first paved road to be constructed would lead from [[Louisville]] to [[Oudorp]] via [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]].

== Demographics ==

=== Population ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Population
|-
| 1680
| 089,286
|-
| 1685
| 093,745
|-
| 1690
| 097,385
|-
| 1695
| 094,229
|-
| 1700
| 119,730
|}

{{see also|Sankt Ludwigshafen census}}

=== Ethnicity ===

The republic was initially founded to provide a safe haven for South Cibolan Saxons who still followed the old Siseranist religion that Prince Ludwig publicly confessed to during his lifetime. What constitutes a South Cibolan Saxon was a point of divergence between ethnonationalist hardliners and linguistic/religious nationalists who claimed that anybody who prays to Sisera in the South Cibolan Saxon language is welcome. In reality, the discussion was mostly academic in nature as very few people from outside felt attracted to the slightly anachronistic state. Most people who were naturalised into the republic joined through marriage with a native Saxon and conversion to Siseranism, effectively assimilating into Sankt Ludwighafen's society. After most people in the republic were baptised into the Nazarene faith from 1690 onwards, the requirement to adhere to Siseranism was naturally waived.

The fact that the Ludwiggian ethnicity was no longer related to Siseranism led to the idea that the citizens of the republic were not just Cibolan Saxons, they constituted the [[Ludwiggian people]]. Following the establishment of the third republic in 1696, the republic also welcomed the Alexandrian speaking [[Louisian people|Louisians]].

In 1699 the Craitish dominion of Zandarijn was dissolved and the town of [[Oudorp]] was absorbed into the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen along with around 20,000 Zandarinians who have their own unique culture and who speak a language that is related to [[Batavia|Batavian]].

The population of Stadt Sankt Elonzo, which was added to Sankt Ludwigshafen after the Ludwiggian-Monovian War in 1705, is closely related to the Louisian people, but speaks a Saxon dialect close to Ludwiggian.

=== Religion ===

The national religion of Sankt Ludwigshafen was traditionally Ludwiggian Siseranism. Which was a particular branch of Siseranism, derived from the Siseranist periods of [[Walstadt]]. The crucifixion of [[Elijah Ayreon]] by [[Sisera]] was one of the key theological pillars of the religion. In contrast to Jingdaoese Siseranism, Siseranism in Sankt Ludwig saw both Sisera and Elijah Ayreon positively. This was due to the influence of [[Natopia|Natopian]] [[Bovinism]]. Prince Ludwig of Walstadt was celebrated as a saint in Sankt Ludwig. The stories about how he gained control over the principality were legends with which all Ludwigians are familiar. The return to Walstadt in the late days of Micras was also a common theme in Ludwigian Siseranism.

A key teaching of the religion was that while individuality and personal expression are not inherently bad, in the end all people must be ready to be sacrificed for the stability of the state. This opened up the religion to cases of abuse, where elders would try to cover-up wrongdoings by claiming that exposure would hurt the community more and that the victim of an "incident" should not pursue persecution. After a series of incidents, involving cases of physical, mental and rare cases of sexual abuse, the Church of Sankt Ludwig showed remorse for its position and stressed the need for transparency and accountability.

In 1690 the personal diary of Ludwig of Walstadt was discovered, which shook the republic on its theological foundations. It became clear that Ludwig of Walstadt did not follow the theology of Sisera out of conviction, but because he felt allying with the strong Jingdaoese Empire was the only way to secure the future of his people. Later in his life Ludwig became to regret this choice and was even secretly baptised into the [[Nazarene]] faith. The discovery led to an increased interest in the Nazarene faith in Sankt Ludwigshafen, with some fishermen heading out to the [[South Sea Islands]] to learn more about the religion from the [[Protestantse Kerk in de Zuidzee-eilanden]]. The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded, which quickly became the largest religious denomination within the republic with 84,4% of the population of Sankt Ludwigshafen baptised into the new faith by the end of 1690, with only 15,6% still claiming to adhere to the old Siseranist faith. The Siseranist religion was completely outlawed in 1696 when the Third Republic was established, because of the gruesome deeds executed in the name of Siseranism during the civil war. However, a new small religious minority emerged as the Louisians joined Sankt Ludwigshafen, some of them are members of the [[Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria]].

Religious life in Sankt Ludwigshafen is characterised by a free and open attitude. The clergy of the church stresses that it is not a source of divine knowledge and that interpretation of the Scripture is difficult even for experts, so that final answers cannot be given. Believers are encouraged to attend services at least monthly, to participate in the mystical supper.

== Culture ==

The culture in Sankt Ludwigshafen is egalitarian but also traditional. Ostentatious display of wealth is considered a 'faux pas' by Ludwiggers. Ludwiggian society values the written, spoken or sung word above visual images. Highly valued cultural works are first and foremost religious hymns and poems, but also poetry that deals with the everyday secular life of the Ludwiggian people. The people in Sankt Ludwigshafen are slow to adapt new technologies, and view technological progress with distrust. Where other nations adapt these technologies to make life more pleasant or easy, Ludwiggians believe that hard work should not be substituted. This is in part inspired by their understanding of the Nazarene faith, and especially Genesis 3:19 ''"In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return."''

Sankt Ludwigshafen participated in the [[Microvision Song Contest]] in [[Microvision Song Contest 2020|2020]] and [[Microvision Song Contest 2021|2021]]. Entries in the Microvision Song Contest tend to be more ''underground'' musical genres which are not well known to the general public with lyrics or instrumentals that are more vulgar or louder than is usually acceptable in Ludwiggian society. Entries are selected by the [[Ludwiggian Microvisional Society]].

=== Cuisine ===

The cuisine of Sankt Ludwigshafen is based on the products that are locally available through the farming and fishing industry. Very little food products are imported from overseas. Traditional staples are wheat, from which bread and pasta are made, apples and pears, root vegetables, cabbages and fish. Spices and herbs that are used in the Ludwiggian cuisine are dill, juniper berries, savory and chervil, all of which are produced locally and often in the own home garden. Refined sugars are not used in the Ludwiggian cuisine, as they are considered an unnecessary 'worldly' product.

Crêpes are a local speciality in Louisville, while apple crumble is a local speciality of Oudorp.

== Feminism and LGBT rights ==

During the ancient Siseranist era, the state did not formally recognise differences between man and woman. However, the prominence of the Siseranist religion had led to some differences in the acceptance of behaviour in men and women. For example, ruthless and tyrannical behaviour was more often accepted in women than in men. Many leading positions were taken by women. An exception was the fishing fleet, which was and is dominated by men. This was however a dangerous industry which mourned many casualties each year, including captains of ships lost-at-sea. Starting in 1690, the Siseranist viewpoint eroded in Sankt Ludwigshafen following the adoption of the [[Nazarene]] faith by a majority of the population, which in the short-term resulted in a more equal society, but over time resulted in a more patriarchal society, as the Nazarene faith did not allow women to have leading positions in the church. The rise of the [[Restored Church]], which has influences from both [[Bovinism]] and Siseranism, and both women and men in leading position made society rather equal.

LGBT rights have always been recognised in the republic. Homosexuality was not prevalent more or less in Sankt Ludwig society compared to other states on [[Micras]], but has never been an issue of debate within secular society. Marriage is open to all people over the age of 20 and all marriage ceremonies are performed by the state, after which a religious ceremony to bless the marriage is customary. Under the old Siseranist religion, the story of the transgender Mrs Donder, who was one of the helpers of Sisera in the [[Hurmu Genocide]] was the basis for a doctrine of tolerance towards trans people. The state does not record the sex or gender of citizens or travellers in passports, visa or other official documentation. Gender affirmation surgeries are not performed in the hospitals of Sankt Ludwigshafen as the state hospitals do not have enough patients to warrant this. Referral to foreign clinics is possible, but not usually paid for by the state's medical insurance organisation. [[Hans Schafenweide]] was the first transgender stadtholder in the history of the republic, a fact that mostly went unnoticed in the republic as his gender identity was considered to be a private issue.

The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] sees the presence of homosexuality on Micras as a result of the [[wikipedia:Fall of man|Fall of Man]]. Despite this view, it initially did not see homosexuality as something that could be changed by the individual and encouraged homosexual believers to find comfort in a monogamous relationship with a partner of the same sex, including marriage. Whether the Ludwiggian Reformed Church should continue to bless homosexual marriages was debated throughout the early 1690's, with some local churches refusing the blessing. These churches remain a small minority among the republic's many churches. Overall, the churches of the republic are open and welcoming to all members of the LGBT community. However, because the church still sees homosexuality as a sin, despite its sugar-coating, many of its members who deal with homosexual thoughts suffer from anxiety and guilt as a result of the teachings of the church.

The Restored Church encourages its members to accept themselves and does not associate sexual attractions with morality, unless they negatively impact other people. This is based on both the Bovine story of the [[Vices of Mount Vice]] and the teachings of Sisera towards [[Mrs Donder]].

Since 1717, the education system of Sankt Ludwigshafen teaches students of all ages about sexuality and gender identity in a way that is suitable to the age of the students. Important topics include the equal worth of people regardless of sex or gender, the importance of consent in sexual relations, different ways to express sexuality and different ways to express gender identity, such as the possibility to be cis-gendered, trans-gendered or non-binary. The Ludwiggian Reformed Church has warned against sex education of younger individuals, but its hysterical claims about what the children were taught have only further alienated the church in Ludwiggian society.

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Rossmarkt

2023-03-06T18:06:29Z

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'''Rossmarkt''' is a city in the [[Lanzerwald (region)|Lanzerwald]] in [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]], located directly adjacent to the [[1709 Mondo Line]]. The city was founded in XIII.1715 by traders who sought to profit from the trading potential of the Mondosphere, especially [[Etzeland]] and [[Steerswick]]. In order to facilitate trade between the Mondosphere and the Lanzerwald, the city allowed motorised vehicles from the Mondosphere to deliver goods to the city's marketplace, where motorised vehicles were banned throughout the rest of the [[Lanzerwald]]. The city was almost completely destroyed during the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] civil war after on 15.XI.1716 a [[Mondosphere]] gravimetric warship tried to defend the city against the hostilities of the civil war, but created mass hysteria instead. After the civil war, rebuilding the city was not allowed because of the [[Räumung des Waldes]] decree of the provisional government, but this was repealed in III.1718 after which the first traders returned to Rossmarkt. The city offered commercial opportunities following the accession of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the [[Raspur Pact]], which delivered the promise of free trade between Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Mondosphere.

In Rossmarkt, Cibolan-Saxon is the language that is spoken by a majority of the people.

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Rossmarkt

2023-03-06T18:04:27Z

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'''Rossmarkt''' is a city in the [[Lanzerwald (region)|Lanzerwald]] in [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]], located directly adjacent to the [[1709 Mondo Line]]. The city was founded in XIII.1715 by traders who sought to profit from the trading potential of the Mondosphere, especially [[Etzeland]] and [[Steerswick]]. In order to facilitate trade between the Mondosphere and the Lanzerwald, the city allowed motorised vehicles from the Mondosphere to deliver goods to the city's marketplace, where motorised vehicles were banned throughout the rest of the [[Lanzerwald]]. The city was almost completely destroyed during the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] civil war after on 15.XI.1716 a [[Mondosphere]] gravimetric warship tried to defend the city against the hostilities of the civil war, but created mass hysteria instead. After the civil war, rebuilding the city was not allowed because of the [[Räumung des Waldes]] decree of the provisional government, but this was repealed in III.1718 after which the first traders returned to Rossmarkt.

In Rossmarkt, Cibolan-Saxon is the language that is spoken by a majority of the people.

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Räumung des Waldes

2023-03-06T17:53:54Z

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The '''Räumung des Waldes''', which means ''Clearance of the Forest'' in South-Cibolan Saxon was a law signed by the Provisional Government of the Republic of [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] in 1716 that made it illegal to maintain domicile in the Lanzerwald further than two times sixty kilometres away from the near-agglomeration of [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]] and [[Altdorf]] (formerly known as [[Oudorp]]). While perhaps alien to foreign eyes, the Räumung des Waldes was recognisable to the eyes of all people in the Lanzerwald as just a more extreme version of [[Lanzerwaldian nationality law]] in which all other cities were stripped of their city rights. Goal of the law was to make the Lanzerwald more governable, with the large distances between the cities enabling rebellions and foreign infiltration. The law was repealed in III.1718 when after the accession of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the [[Raspur Pact]], the threat of an invasion by any of the republic's neighbours was reduced to near-zero. Able to fully deploy all its armed forces against the undocumented natives living in the Lanzerwald, a new power balance was achieved and recognised by the undocumented natives, which sought to reconcile with the republic. All major settlements of undocumented natives were absorbed into the republic and recognised as legitimate settlements.

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Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen

2023-03-05T09:32:14Z

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The '''Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen''' is a military administrative corps within the armed forces of [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. The role of the corps is to provide armoured support. As of 1718, the Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen has 120 Panzergefechtswagen I in its inventory, of which 80 are kept in storage at the site of the [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]] factory, but can be prepared for service within a week. In III.1718 the Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen ordered a total of 50 [[Rz.Kfz 1714 Razkampfwagen]] to enhance the ability of the corps to fight in the Cibolan interior against undocumented natives, no date of delivery has yet been scheduled.

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Maschinenpistole 1720

2023-03-04T13:44:20Z

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The '''Maschinenpistole 1720''' is a future weapon that is under development by [[Waffenschmiederei Ludwigshafen]] with the intention to create a new standard rifle for the armed forces of [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. The weapon is meant to replace the aging [[Repetierbüchse 1699]], and will replace it from 1720 onwards. For help in the the development of this weapon, Waffenschmiederei Ludwigshafen has reached out to arms manufacturers in other Raspur Pact states.

=== Innovations compared to Repetierbüchse 1699 ===
* Will use [[Raspur Pact]] standard 7.62×67mmB ammunition.
* Stock will be made out of [[Waldstahl]].
* The weapon will be a semi-automatic rifle, rather than a bolt-action rifle.

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Maschinenpistole 1720

2023-03-04T13:42:18Z

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The '''Maschinenpistole 1720''' is a future weapon that is under development by [[Waffenschmiederei Ludwigshafen]] with the intention to create a new standard rifle for the armed forces of [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. The weapon is meant to replace the aging [[Repetierbüchse 1699]], and will replace it from 1720 onwards.

=== Innovations compared to Repetierbüchse 1699 ===
* Will use [[Raspur Pact]] standard 7.62×67mmB ammunition.
* Stock will be made out of [[Waldstahl]].
* The weapon will be a semi-automatic rifle, rather than a bolt-action rifle.

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Waldstahl

2023-03-04T13:35:47Z

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'''Waldstahl''', Istvanistani: ''forest steel'', is a material based on wood that was developed by [[Altdorf Schiffbau]], a defence and shipbuilding company located in [[Altdorf]] in the [[Sankt Ludwigshafen|Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. According to specifications provided by Altdorf Schiffbau, the material is stronger than steel. The exact procedure to create Waldstahl is classified, but it involves boiling the wood in a caustic solution and treating it with natural resins. Walstahl is an important construction material for the [[Mehrzweckzerstörer I.Gen]] of the [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]], also developed and constructed by Altdorf Schiffbau.

In 1718, [[Waffenschmiederei Ludwigshafen]] announced that it would make use of Waldstahl for the rifle stocks of the [[Maschinenpistole 1720]], succeeding the [[Repetierbüchse 1699]], that was under development to become the next standard rifle of the Ludwiggian armed forces. The material was selected for its durability in wet circumstances, compared to normal wood stocks.

Waldstahl

2023-03-04T13:35:08Z

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'''Waldstahl''', Istvanistani: ''forest steel'', is a material based on wood that was developed by [[Altdorf Schiffbau]], a defence and shipbuilding company located in [[Altdorf]] in the [[Sankt Ludwigshafen|Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. According to specifications provided by Altdorf Schiffbau, the material is stronger than steel. The exact procedure to create Waldstahl is classified, but it involves boiling the wood in a caustic solution and treating it with natural resins. Walstahl is an important construction material for the [[Mehrzweckzerstörer I.Gen]] of the [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]], also developed and constructed by Altdorf Schiffbau.

In 1718, [[Waffenschmiederei Ludwigshafen]] announced that it would make use of Waldstahl for the rifle stocks of the [[Maschinenpistole 1720]] that was under development to become the next standard rifle of the Ludwiggian armed forces. The material was selected for its durability in wet circumstances, compared to normal wood stocks.

Mehrzweckzerstörer I.Gen

2023-03-04T11:38:14Z

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The '''Mehrzweckzerstörer I.Gen''' is a steam-powered warship, constructed by [[Altdorf Schiffbau]] in [[Altdorf]], [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] that uses a screw for propulsion. The ship is exclusively used by the [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]] which ordered two of them in late 1716. Armaments for the ship were built by [[Waffenschmiederei Ludwigshafen]] and the steam-engine was developed in cooperation with [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]].

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| Displacement
|1,800 tons
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| Length
| 90m
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* 2x [[Flachfeuergeschütz 40/1716]]
* 2x [[Marinekanone 60/1717]]
* 4x [[Mehrfachraketenwerfergeschütz 80x32/1716]]
* 6x [[Maschinengewehr 7.92/1717]]
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Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-03-04T11:09:25Z

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''This article deals with a defunct nation, it is partly written in a way that suggests that the nation is still active, but this is not the case. Or is it?''

'''Sankt Ludwigshafen''', Istvanistani: ''Saint Ludwig's Harbour'', officially the '''Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen''' is an independent country in southern Cibola, formerly bordering [[Craitland]]'s dominion of [[Zandarijn]] in the south. The nation was also previously on the MCS map from version 16.7.8, published on 12/04/2020 till 16.8.4, published on 14/06/2020. Originally, the city was a safe haven for Siseranist Saxons who had fled [[Natopia]] after the fall of the [[Principality of Walstadt]]. The name Sankt Ludwigshafen was derived from Prince Ludwig of Walstadt, who was revered as a saint. Siseranism no longer has many followers, it has since been replaced by the [[Nazarene]] faith. While the nation was previously on the MCS map as part of [[Alrig]], since map version 17.0.8, which was published on 02/11/2020, the nation is recognised as an independent nation. The republic is currently governed by [[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Stadtholder]] [[Adam Rettich]], its first stadtholder and founder was [[Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste]].

The two largest cities in Sankt Ludwigshafen are Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. With 29,634 inhabitants as of 1700 AN Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen is the most populous city, and also functions as the capital. Lousville has 19,912 inhabitants according to the 1700 AN census and is the cultural home of the Alexandrian speaking community of the republic. [[Oudorp]], which was absorbed into the republic following the demise of [[Zandarijn]] is the third populous city of Sankt Ludwigshafen with 19,432 inhabitants in 1700 AN. Fourth populous city was [[Stadt Sankt Elonzo]] with, according to 1705 estimates, had 17,922 inhabitants. Stadt Sankt Elonzo was added to the republic following the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] in 1705, and was until then known as the ruins of Monoviaville. During the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the city was destroyed by Siseranist extremists.

After the Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War in which Sankt Ludwigshafen achieved a pyrrhic victory, Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen was no longer to to dominate the Lanzerwald. The cities in which Zandt majorities ruled, invited Sankt Ludwigshafen into the newly founded [[Union of Oudorp]], which established the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]], the formal successor to the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

== History ==

=== First republic ===
Until 1650 the area where Sankt Ludwigshafen is situated was claimed by the [[Empire of the Alexandrians]]. Very little reminds of that period as the Alexandrians did not have significant settlements in the area. The only archaeological sites where minimal remnants of the Alexandrian period are found is at the border with Zandarijn. Here some artefacts once belonging to border patrols have been recovered. The republic was established in 1680 as an independent nation. As the Ludwiggian perspective on Alexandria is heavily influenced by the hostility of the First Jingdaoese Empire, there is very little interest in the Alexandrian history. However, looting expeditions into the ruins of Lancôme, which used to be located north of Sankt Ludwig's location, brought back the [[Alexandrian Flu]] in 1682. While the disease was not more problematic in Sankt Ludwigshafen than a normal seasonal flu, in Alrig it led to the [[Alexandrian flu epidemic of 1682]]. Because of the death toll in Alrig, Alrig launched a punitive expedition to Sankt Ludwigshafen and annexed it in 1682. Within the Alriggian Republic it was known as the Cibolan Circle. Despite the annexation, governance of the republic had not fundamentally changed directly after the annexation as Alrig was a decentralised state where most policy decisions are made by the circles. This does not mean the republic had autonomy, as Alrig was a unitary state where the [[Council of Driftwood]] had the final say. The situation changed in 1684 when many Alriggians fleeing from the violence of the [[Jingdaoese-Alriggian War]] settled in the Cibolan Circle, outnumbering the native population. While attempts were made to reconcile religious differences, these attempts proved to be futile. The Alriggian refugees retreated into their newly founded city of Erazmhafen after they found themselves unwelcome in Sankt Ludwigshafen. After the founding of the [[Barbarian Republic]], many Alriggians left Erazmhafen in 1685. On the 7th day of the 9th month of the year 1685, the Stadtparlement adopted a resolution reverting the annexation and declaring Sankt Ludwigshafen to be an independent nation again. A herald was sent to Erazmhafen with the declaration and an ultimatum. The ultimatum gave the inhabitants of Erazmhafen three days to convert to Siseranism or leave the city. When the ultimatum had passed, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was sent into the city, and inquired of everyone they encountered if they had repented and accepted Sisera as their Lady and Saviour. Twenty-three people claimed they hadn't and were burned in the city market. The execution of these people created unrest in the republic, both Ludwiggians and Alriggians took to the streets to protest, demanding that the dragoons would be defunded. Stattholder Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste responded to the protests with force. Dragoons were ordered to repel protesters with rubber bullets, injuring a dozen. The use of force against peaceful protesters only escalated the situation and more and more citizens joined the protests. On the 20th day of the 9th month of 1685, Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste recognised that he had lost the faith of the population and stepped down. Without his guidance, the republic collapsed on the 23rd day of the 9th month of 1685.

=== Second republic===
In the 12th month of 1689 a group of Cibolan-Saxons who had fled the violence in the [[Barbarian Republic]] during its [[Collapse of Barbary|collapse]] arrived in Sankt Ludwigshafen. Ever since 1685 more and more Alriggians had left the region, which had become predominantly populated by Cibolan-Saxons again. To determine whether the refugees should be welcomed, a provisional Stadtparlement was called together. It was decided that the refugees would be welcome, as long as they spoke Saxon as their native tongue and were devout worshippers of Sisera. New [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|elections]] were also announced, to be held on the first day of the first month of 1690. Claudia Weißdeich, who had been president (Vorsitzende) of the Stadtparlement in the previous parliamentary period, was named Statthalter for the period of the provisional Stadtparlement. Religious changes occurred in 1690 after a discovery about Saint Ludwig's adherence to the [[Nazarene]] faith and an expedition to the South Sea Islands, that follow the Nazarene faith. In that year most of the people of the republic repented from their Sisteranist ways and converted to the [[Nazarene]] faith, the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded on 7.IV.1690 and most citizens were baptised by it. On 2.VIII.1690 the republic incorporated the [[Lanzerwald (region)|Lanzerwald]] into its territory, which included the ruins of Alexandrian Lancôme and Alriggian-Ludwiggian Erazmhafen.

In the 13th month of 1693 a famine and the loss of a fishing vessel brought distress to the Siseranist community. In an attempt to appease their Gods, Siseranist priestesses captured twenty-four children, with the intent of sacrificing them.The Stadtparlement condemned the abductions and the intended sacrifices, to which the Siseranists responded by appoint their own queen, who was named Elijahna. Following relatively light skirmishes in the [[Ludwigshafener Civil War]], in XV.1693, Siseranists insurgents were able to bring a nuclear device into the Sankt Ludwigshafen national parliament, and they were also able to detonate it. The blast killed most citizens of the republic that were present in Sankt Ludwigshafen and wiped away the government structure. During the conflict, several thousand citizens were able to flee, especially Nazarene believers who had fled from the Siseranist regions where they lived previously. Many of them settled on Capolona, where [[Neu Ludwigshafen]] was founded, although the colony would perish in its first winter.

=== Third republic ===

In the 6th month of 1696 leaders from [[Ludwiggian people|Ludwiggian]] and [[Louisian people|Louisian]] tribes gathered north of the ruins of Sankt Ludwigshafen to re-establish the republic and adopted the constitution of the third republic. Plans were made to decontaminate the radioactive former capital and re-establish it as national capital by the year 1700. The town of Hinterdünen was designated as a temporary capital and the Louisians were invited to establish their own settlements in the former territory of the second republic. Only Nazarene tribes participated in the consultation between the tribes, but envoys were sent to the Siseranists informing them of the plans. The Siseranists were told to repent of their evil ways, subscribe the Helicorean Creed and be baptised, or leave the territory. Most Siseranists gave up their former religion, but the third republic had to endure several violent uprisings. In these uprisings, an estimated 3,200 people lost their lives before the republic returned to peace. An expedition to the remains of Neu Ludwigshafen in the 5th month of 1697 brought Sankt Ludwigshafen two-hundred survivors and assets that made it possible to establish its own automobile industry. The Stadtparlement was determined to make sure that Sankt Ludwigshafen would develop itself into an industrial nation.

While many citizens supported the industrialisation of Sankt Ludwigshafen, they opposed the steps that the Stadtparlement wanted to take to get there. The construction of roads was for example seen as a danger to the social cohesion in towns, by promoting internal migration. There were also lingering concerns that the construction of new roads would make it easier to perform armoured assaults on the republic's cities, and before any wide roads were built, the republic started to build fortifications around its town, most notably Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. As the republic started to develop, it also become more self-conscious and began to participate in international relations. In 1697 a consul was sent to Oudorp to further Ludwigshafener interests in the Craitish seaport. To cater to the spiritual needs of the Ludwiggian people in Oudorp, the Ludwiggian Reformed Church also established a mission in that town. The church evangelised among the local population, at first without success, but as the political situation in Zandarijn worsened and Monovian militants threatened the dominion, more and more found comfort in the Nazarene teachings.

==== Incorporation of Oudorp ====

In late 1699 [[Zandarijn]], which neighboured Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south, disintegrated following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]]. The Ludwiggian consul in Oudorp warned Stadtholder Rettich that the situation in the vitally important seaport had become very unstable and that Sankt Ludwigshafen risked losing its ability to trade with overseas nations on Micras. The Stadtparlement was called together and it resolved to inform the Craitish government in [[Cherry Trees]] that Sankt Ludwigshafen would assume government in Oudorp until Craitland would restore law and order in Zandarijn. At the same time the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was deployed to the town, which did not resist the Ludwiggian incursion. Several thousand refugees from other parts of Zandarijn made their way to Oudorp as well and were redistributed among the various settlements throughout the republic in emergency housing facilities, while funds for construction of permanent housing were brought together. The Craitish government in Cherry Trees responded to the Stadtparlement resolution by recognising Ludwiggian rule over Oudorp a few days later.

==== Ludwiggian-Monovian War ====

Between II.1702 and III.1705, the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen fought a war with Monovian militants who were held responsible for the downfall of Zandarijn in 1699. The militants were led by King [[Elonzo XII]] who reigned from the ruins of Monoviaville in the western part of the Lanzerwald. The Stadtparlement created the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] to fight the militants, with a strength of 5,100 men. Most of the war was characterised by limited skirmishes between Ludwiggian and Monovian troops, with the exception of the battle of Monoviaville that took place in III.1705 when Sankt Ludwigshafen assaulted King Elonzo XII's stronghold. The war resulted in the conquest of Monovian-held territories by Sankt Ludwigshafen, most of which were incorporated into the Lanzerwald nationally protected forest. The city of Monoviaville was renamed to Stadt Sankt Elonzo to honour Elonzo XII, after his death in VII.1705. Apart from the territorial gains through the war, it is notable because for the first time Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to develop an airplane. The [[J-1 Lärm]], a powered wooden glider capable of carrying dumb bombs, was created to scout the dense forests for enemy entrenchments.

=== Fourth Republic ===

In X.1705 representatives from [[Louisville]] and [[Sankt Elonzo]] presented a petition to the Stadtparlement which stated that the city councils and the inhabitants of these cities felt that the constitutional arrangements of the Third Republic did not cater to the interests of citizens outside Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen. They demanded the Stadtparlement to be reformed into a truly national parliament. There was some opposition to the plan, primarily from politicians who felt that the Stadtparlement already functioned as a national parliament, and that the criticism only focused on the name. Nevertheless, a constitutional dialogue between representatives of all communities was held in XII.1705. The new constitution was formally adopted by the Stadtparlement in II.1706. Important changes were the establishment of a standing army, guarantees of social security and a new parliament, which was called the [[Nationalversammlung der Republik Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Despite some calls for federalisation, the republic maintained strictly unitary.

[[File:Boundary marker rsl.png|thumb|A delegation from the Mondosphere inspected the boundary markers at the Ludwiggian-Mondese border in I.1707.]]

XV.1706 saw the expansion of the Mondosphere towards the Ludwiggian border to the west of Sankt Elonzo, the first time since the fall of Zandarijn that the republic had a neighbour who was recognised by the MCS. The initial reaction from the Ludwiggians was of concern, both because of the rapid expansion and the hard to understand nature of [[Mondo Etzeterra]] himself, him being a lich. Emotions cooled down when a delegation from the Mondosphere together with a delegation from the Nationalversammlung inspected the new common borders and its boundary marks and found no issue. The Ludwiggians applauded the meticulous and orderly nature of their new neighbours and were pleased to be able to converse in South Cibolan Saxon with them.

=== Lanzerwaldian Period ===

Following the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the dominance of Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald waned and gave way to the rise of the cities that were formerly part of Zandarijn to take the leading role in the Lanzerwald. These Cibolan-Diets speaking cities signed the [[Union of Oudorp]] and invited the cities of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen to participate as well. The Union of Oudorp led to the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]] on 1.X.1709. Between 1709 and 1716 the nation of Lanzerwald persisted, first under the aforementioned name of the Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald (1709-1715), to be replaced by the highly decentralised [[Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] (1715-1716) in 1715 after the [[1715 Lanzerwaldian Mutiny]], the final iteration of the Lanzerwald Republic was the [[Republic of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] that existed briefly in 1716 and was a return to centralised government from Oudorp.

=== Restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen ===

The Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald had outlawed all railways, electronic devices, motorised vehicles and plastics and even ordered for them to be destroyed. This angered [[Ludwig Schafenweide]], owner of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]] and he started building an alliance of like-minded Ludwiggian people who wanted Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to once again become the centre of the republic, rather than the more rural cities, ruled by Cibolan-Diets speaking people of Zandarijn descent, where the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] had promoted a Luddite agenda that had led to economic downfall and famines. During the bloody [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] the Army of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen destroyed the far-away lying rural cities and restored primacy of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald.

The restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen planted the seeds of its immolation, which germinated quickly. Already during the war, Sankt Ludwigshafen's only friendly neighbour, Mondo, with whom discussions about a military alliance had been in an advanced stage, joined the hostile Raspur Pact instead after Lanzerwaldian negotiators were neglectful in finishing up the talks and present a final treaty proposal. Xaiville Convention ally Hurmu performed a series of razzias against people affiliated with the republic, after Ludwiggians there were found to be active in illegal Siseranist congregations, and issued an order for the arrest of Sankt Ludwighafen's first Lady Charlene Schafenweide. The other Xaiville Convention member states refused to side with Sankt Ludwigshafen and it saw no other option than to leave the convention. The news of Sankt Ludwigshafen's complete isolation was a shock to the people in the republic, who realised that nothing would prevent the hostile neighbours from having their way with the republic. They abandoned their homes in the city, which they set alight and fled into the Lanzerwald forest. The republic seemed to sink into [[the Green]] on 24.XV.1716.

After the initial scare people returned to the city and started rebuilding it. The panic was replaced with a determination to restore the republic to its former glory, and even make it greater than before. As it turned out that Stadtholder Simon Schafenweide had passed away on 14.I.1717, new elections were announced and held on 1.II.1717.

== Territorial changes ==

<gallery>
File:Map Sanktludwigshafen.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen as part of Alrig in 1682
File:Lanzerwald.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of the Lanzerwald in 1690
File:Sanktludwigshafen map 1699.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of Oudorp in 1699
File:Claim_ludwigshafen_2021_09_03.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1700
File:Claim ludwigshafen 2022 02 13.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1705 following the absorption of Monovian territories during the Ludwiggian-Monovian War, not yet accepted by MCS
</gallery>

== Politics ==

The Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen was a parliamentary republic governed by a ''Stadtparlement'' (city parliament), with 50 seats, which was presided by the ''Vorsitzende des Stadtparlements'' and elected by all citizens every three years. The fist act of a new Stadtparlement was to elect a ''[[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Statthalterin]]'' (stadtholder), who led the executive branch of the state. Several parties participated in the elections, the most popular of which were the [[Traditional Party of 1680]] and the [[Slight Reform Party of 1681]], which advocated a more humane death penalty for heretics and pagans. The [[Progressive Alliance of 1683]] participated in the 1683 elections, with an agenda of religious freedom and tolerance. In 1689 the Stadtparlement's composition was not the result of elections but a provisional Stadtparlement was agreed upon by delegations of the Traditional Party and the Slight Reform Party, which saw a need to re-establish law and order in Sankt Ludwigshafen, following the influx of refugees from Barbary. The Progressive Alliance was left out of negotiations and forcefully disbanded as part of the first session of the Stadtparlement.

Over the years the Traditional Party has been able to update its policies and was able to remain relevant. Around 1690 leading members of the Traditional Party were the first to recognize that the nation would become more and more a Nazarene nation, rather than the Siseranist nation it had been before. The Slight Reform Party did not anticipate this and kept pushing for a Siseranist agenda, leading to a landslide election victory for the Traditional Party in 1690. After the civil war Siseranism was no longer a tolerated religion within the republic and the Slight Reform Party was only barely able to remain part of the Stadtparlement, with one seat. In II.1697 the [[Tekeel Party of 1697]] was founded, which represented citizens that felt that the Traditional Party had championed too far-reaching reforms, such as the 1696 law on infrastructure, that paved the way for electricity, paved roads and rail roads in the republic.

=== Election results ===
==== Stadtparlement elections 1680 - 1705 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1680 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1680]]
| 50
|
|
|
|-
| [[1683 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1683]]
| 39
| 10
| 1
|
|-
| [[1689 pro forma elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1689]]*
| 35
| 15
|
|
|-
| [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1690]]
| 47
| 3
|
|
|-
| [[1696 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1696]]
| 49
| 1
|
|
|-
| [[1699 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1699]]
| 43
| 4
| 2
| 1
|-
| [[1702 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1702]]
| 45
| 3
| 1
| 1
|-
| [[1705 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1705]]
| 42
| 5
| 2
| 1
|-
| scope="row" colspan="4"| * Pro forma, no actual votes cast
|}

==== Nationalversammlung elections 1706 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1706 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1706]]
| 93
| 3
| 3
| 1
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1707 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1707 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1707]]
| 48
| 1
| 0
| 1
|-
|}

==== Steden-Generaal elections in the Lanzerwald, 1709 - 1715 ====

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1709 elections in the Lanzerwald|1709]]
| 95
| 2
| 0
| 3
|-
| [[1712 elections in the Lanzerwald|1712]]
| 96
| 1
| 1
| 2
|-
| [[1715 elections in the Lanzerwald|1715]]
| 97
| 1
| 0
| 2
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1717 - present ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1717 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1717]]
| 43
| 3
| 2
| 1
|}

=== Constitution ===
The 1696 [[Constitution of the Third Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]] reflects the morals and values of the Ludwiggian Reformed Church. The constitution both recognises the fallen nature of the people, but also the prospect of redemption. The constitution forbids the death penalty, and life sentences without the possibility of parole. The constitution also confirms the Nazarene faith as the national faith of the Ludwiggian people, although it does not ban other religions explicitly. The Siseranist religion, and other religions that demand human sacrifices are banned in seperate legislation.

=== Foreign relations ===
Sankt Ludwigshafen is not a member of any international organisations. The nation is not a member of military pacts. The republic has not formally adopted a policy of permanent neutrality but there is ongoing debate within Ludwiggian society whether this should be considered in the future. In XI.1702 representatives from Ludwigshafen met with representatives from Craitland to discuss a possible ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the [[Xäiville Convention]]. On 23.IX.1703 Sankt Ludwigshafen was formally welcomed into the convention, but left it again on 21.XV.1716 following the arrests of Ludwiggian students who enjoyed the right to free travel in Hurmu, which was considered by Sankt Ludwigshafen to be a breach of the convention, but the other member states did not wish to speak up for Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The republic had friendly relations with [[Craitland]], which bordered Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south with its province of [[Zandarijn]]. Using the Craitish seaport of Oudorp, Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to conduct commerce with nations all over Micras. Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] and the retreat of Craitland from Cibola, Sankt Ludwigshafen was allowed to gain control over Oudorp. Ties between Craitland and Sankt Ludwigshafen remained cordial in the following years, even more so after the ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the aforementioned Xaïville Convention. Relations with [[Jingdao]] were friendly, due to cultural and, previously, religious ties. Relations between Jingdao and Sankt Ludwigshafen were never formalised and are not as strong in the early 1700s as they were before. In 1691 the republic signed the [[Treaty of Rherci]] with [[Calbion]], which was a neighbour at the time, establishing friendly relations with that nation, and in 1703 the republic signed the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] with the Benacian power [[Sanama]]. The Ludwiggian ambassador to Sanama also functions as the republics representative to the other Benacian nations. Relations were very friendly, even if not formalised yet, with the Mondostate of [[Etzeland]], but deteriorated after Sankt Ludwigshafen and Mondo to form an alliance were suspected to be done in bad faith by Mondo who joined the Raspur Pact instead.

==== Treaties ====

* 1691: [[Treaty of Rherci]], [[Calbion]]
* 1703: [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sanama]]
* 1707: [[1707 Treaty between Sankt Ludwigshafen and Sint Barentsz|Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Republic of Sint Barentsz]]

==== Former treaties ====

* 1703-1716: [[Xäiville Convention]], with at the time [[Craitland]], [[Hurmu]], [[Mercury]], [[Senya]], [[South Sea Islands]], [[Tellia]]

== Military ==

Traditionally the republic only had a small standing army, the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] which is a mounted infantry corps. This was previously complemented by a conscription army that could be levied during times of war. In the 1699 military reform the conscription model was abandoned and replaced by a standing army of professional soldiers, complemented by a military reserve force of volunteers. From 1682 to 1685 500 regulars of the Alriggian presidential army were permanently stationed in Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The professional armed forces that were established in 1699 are called the Republikswehr. It consists of the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen, a mounted infantry corps, the Füsilierkorps Ludwigshafen, a naval infantry corps, and the Bunkerkorps which mans the casemates in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. Both expeditionary branches of the Republikswehr have a manpower of 2,000 souls. The Bunkerkorps has a manpower of circa 300 souls, it is heavily dependant on the reservists of the Bezirkbürgerwehr in times of war. Like before the reform, the Ludwiggian armed forces do not have a focus on mechanization, without having armoured vehicles or large-hulled sea-faring vessels to its disposal.

All physically and mentally fit students of the [[Mittelschule (Sankt Ludwigshafen)|Mittelschule]] are trained in basic markmanship and military skills. Until 1699 they would be added into the Bezirkbürgerwehr (district citizen’s militia) of the district where they resided, which was headed by a Hauptmann. The different militias fell under the command of one single Oberst, who had the authority to call for the mobilisation of conscripts in emergencies. Since 1699 the Bezirkbürgerwehr invites all young adults between the ages of 18 and 25 to continue their training, but this is no longer mandatory.

Throughout its history Sankt Ludwigshafen has had a military doctrine that is focused on defence and the republic has hardly ever spent resources on developing offensive capabilities. This policy was originally born out of necessity as the republic was simply too small to command an expeditionary army. In the late 1690's, casemates were constructed around Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville to be able to defend these cities even when wider paved roads are built in the near future. In order to deter naval attacks on the port of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen, plans have been drafted to build two concrete forts just off the coast, that will be armed with heavy cannons and radar and sonar installations.

Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] in 1699 by Monovian militants, the Dominion of Zandarijn, which belonged to [[Craitland]] started to fail and the Stadtparlement launched [[Operation Enduring Fellowship]] to prevent the republic losing access to the vitally important seaport of [[Oudorp]]. With permission and cooperation from Craitish authorities, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen takes control of the city. During Operation Enduring Fellowship the Dragonerkorps fights the Monovian militants, who are being led by [[Elonzo XII]], several times, resulting in the loss of life of 55 dragoons. Operation Enduring Fellowship is formally concluded in XV.1701. However, hostilities between Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Monovians do not end there, in XIV.1702 the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] starts and the Stadtparlement creates the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] out of several Bezirkbürgerwehrs, to combat the, unrecognised, Kingdom of Monovia. During the war the Kriegskorps develops the first warplane of the republic, the [[J-1 Lärm]]. The war is concluded in III.1705.

After the war, the Kriegskorps is meant to be dissolved but the newly gained city of Sankt Elonzo asks for a remnant of the Kriegskorps to be deployed there while it can establish its own Bezirkbürgerwehr. In the constitutional talks of XII.1705, that would ultimately lead to the Fourth Republic, it is determined that the Kriegskorps will not be dissolved, but will become the main fighting force of the republic and that it will be transformed into a professional standing army.

== Economy ==

The economy of Sankt Ludwigshafen was based on the logging and fishing industry. Whaling was a traditional practice of the inhabitants of Sankt Ludwigshafen. It was not economically viable anymore due to the high costs associated with whaling in the waters surrounding Sankt Ludwigshafen and the lack of an export market. As of 1685, most products of the logging and fishing industry were exported as raw materials, with most of the profit being made overseas. In the months before the first republic's collapse, the Stadtparlement was trying to change this by offering subsidies and loans for the construction of factories in Sankt Ludwigshafen. This was not as successful as was hoped, within the republic there was not much expertise on the construction and management of large factories, and foreign investors expressed their doubt about the republic's aversion to infrastructure. Still, some smaller scale operations were set up, creating high quality wooden objects that are prized on the international market, such as casings for clocks and intricate carvings.

Until 1690, the national currency was the Jingdaoese Kala, but the [[Craitish Cräite]] was also commonly used. While the [[Ludwigspfennig]] was minted in Sankt Ludwigshafen, it was usually only used for everyday purchases such as groceries. This changed in 1690 when the Stadtparlement accepted a reform of the Ludwigspfennig, which made it a fiat money with lighter coins and banknotes, so that it would be more practical in daily use. The foreign currencies remained in use in international trade but were slowly phased out in the domestic market.

The republic bans an array of goods and materials that are in common use in most of the modern world. This includes most artificial plastics, electronics and clothing made out of different thread materials. Instead of artificial plastics products are made out of metal, wood or bone. The Ludwiggian ban on these products is often confusing for tourists and a hindrance to the tourism market.

=== Tourism ===

Following the ratification of the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] visitors from [[Sanama]] were among the first to visit Sankt Ludwigshafen purely for pleasure. Previous visitors like [[Only Natopian in town|Earnest Godström]] had visited as students, but the Sanamans came purely to enjoy the snowy hills and experience some of the Ludwiggian culture. As these tourists first appeared no special accommodation had been prepared for them, but they were given a room at the local village hall, usually for free. In 1704 the first accommodations built purely for tourists had been built, small hotels that also offered skiing equipment and hot meals. Families with spare rooms also took tourists in, and would usually let them participate in the family life as if they were genuinely part of it. The Ludwiggian tourist industry remained small however, with no more than 12,000 people visiting the republic annually.

== Infrastructure ==

Until late 1693, cars and other motorised vehicles were extremely uncommon in Sankt Ludwigshafen, if not explicitly banned. Ludwiggian roads outside the city were originally constructed a maximum of 88cm wide to make it more difficult for modern armies that depend on armour to attack the city. In the city, roads were usually suitable for cars and light trucks, but draught animals were usually preferred. Heavy transport usually took place over water, from the inland to Sankt Ludwigshafen over the river Karlsfluß in hulks. In the harbour the goods were placed on cogs that sail them to [[Oudorp]] in [[Zandarijn]], [[Craitland]] from where they were distributed across Micras in modern container ships. In XI.1693 the Stadtparlement abandoned this policy as it was considered to be restraining economic growth in the republic too much. Construction of gravel roads to Molkhof, Hinterdünen and Craitmark were ordered. In IV.1694 an agreement was reached between [[Zandarijn]] and Sankt Ludwigshafen to construct a gravel road from Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to [[Oudorp]] in Zandarijn, [[Craitland]].

From 1696 onwards, the Stadtparlement explored the possibility to pave some of the main roads of the republic, but high anticipated costs and local resistance prevented swift action. When in VII.1696 the Stadtparlement adopted a law detailing standards to be used in the road, rail and electric infrastructure. Among other things it was decided that future rail connections would be built using a 1,435 mm track gauge, cars would drive on the right side of paved roads, and 230V would be the standard for home and office delivery of electricity. At the moment when the law was adopted, the construction of relevant infrastructure had not yet commenced. The law became a point of contention in the Traditional Party, with many members opposing the introduction of these novities which they feared would erode the social structure of their communities. The law was only adopted when stadtholder Adam Rettich promised that none of the infrastructure described in the law would be built before the year 1700 and that nothing would be built without permission from the Stadtparlement after that date.

In 1700 the moratorium ended and the Stadtparlement ordered the construction of a road network, which would be known as the [[Kraftfahrstraßennetz Ludwigshafen]]. The first paved road to be constructed would lead from [[Louisville]] to [[Oudorp]] via [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]].

== Demographics ==

=== Population ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Population
|-
| 1680
| 089,286
|-
| 1685
| 093,745
|-
| 1690
| 097,385
|-
| 1695
| 094,229
|-
| 1700
| 119,730
|}

{{see also|Sankt Ludwigshafen census}}

=== Ethnicity ===

The republic was initially founded to provide a safe haven for South Cibolan Saxons who still followed the old Siseranist religion that Prince Ludwig publicly confessed to during his lifetime. What constitutes a South Cibolan Saxon was a point of divergence between ethnonationalist hardliners and linguistic/religious nationalists who claimed that anybody who prays to Sisera in the South Cibolan Saxon language is welcome. In reality, the discussion was mostly academic in nature as very few people from outside felt attracted to the slightly anachronistic state. Most people who were naturalised into the republic joined through marriage with a native Saxon and conversion to Siseranism, effectively assimilating into Sankt Ludwighafen's society. After most people in the republic were baptised into the Nazarene faith from 1690 onwards, the requirement to adhere to Siseranism was naturally waived.

The fact that the Ludwiggian ethnicity was no longer related to Siseranism led to the idea that the citizens of the republic were not just Cibolan Saxons, they constituted the [[Ludwiggian people]]. Following the establishment of the third republic in 1696, the republic also welcomed the Alexandrian speaking [[Louisian people|Louisians]].

In 1699 the Craitish dominion of Zandarijn was dissolved and the town of [[Oudorp]] was absorbed into the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen along with around 20,000 Zandarinians who have their own unique culture and who speak a language that is related to [[Batavia|Batavian]].

The population of Stadt Sankt Elonzo, which was added to Sankt Ludwigshafen after the Ludwiggian-Monovian War in 1705, is closely related to the Louisian people, but speaks a Saxon dialect close to Ludwiggian.

=== Religion ===

The national religion of Sankt Ludwigshafen was traditionally Ludwiggian Siseranism. Which was a particular branch of Siseranism, derived from the Siseranist periods of [[Walstadt]]. The crucifixion of [[Elijah Ayreon]] by [[Sisera]] was one of the key theological pillars of the religion. In contrast to Jingdaoese Siseranism, Siseranism in Sankt Ludwig saw both Sisera and Elijah Ayreon positively. This was due to the influence of [[Natopia|Natopian]] [[Bovinism]]. Prince Ludwig of Walstadt was celebrated as a saint in Sankt Ludwig. The stories about how he gained control over the principality were legends with which all Ludwigians are familiar. The return to Walstadt in the late days of Micras was also a common theme in Ludwigian Siseranism.

A key teaching of the religion was that while individuality and personal expression are not inherently bad, in the end all people must be ready to be sacrificed for the stability of the state. This opened up the religion to cases of abuse, where elders would try to cover-up wrongdoings by claiming that exposure would hurt the community more and that the victim of an "incident" should not pursue persecution. After a series of incidents, involving cases of physical, mental and rare cases of sexual abuse, the Church of Sankt Ludwig showed remorse for its position and stressed the need for transparency and accountability.

In 1690 the personal diary of Ludwig of Walstadt was discovered, which shook the republic on its theological foundations. It became clear that Ludwig of Walstadt did not follow the theology of Sisera out of conviction, but because he felt allying with the strong Jingdaoese Empire was the only way to secure the future of his people. Later in his life Ludwig became to regret this choice and was even secretly baptised into the [[Nazarene]] faith. The discovery led to an increased interest in the Nazarene faith in Sankt Ludwigshafen, with some fishermen heading out to the [[South Sea Islands]] to learn more about the religion from the [[Protestantse Kerk in de Zuidzee-eilanden]]. The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded, which quickly became the largest religious denomination within the republic with 84,4% of the population of Sankt Ludwigshafen baptised into the new faith by the end of 1690, with only 15,6% still claiming to adhere to the old Siseranist faith. The Siseranist religion was completely outlawed in 1696 when the Third Republic was established, because of the gruesome deeds executed in the name of Siseranism during the civil war. However, a new small religious minority emerged as the Louisians joined Sankt Ludwigshafen, some of them are members of the [[Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria]].

Religious life in Sankt Ludwigshafen is characterised by a free and open attitude. The clergy of the church stresses that it is not a source of divine knowledge and that interpretation of the Scripture is difficult even for experts, so that final answers cannot be given. Believers are encouraged to attend services at least monthly, to participate in the mystical supper.

== Culture ==

The culture in Sankt Ludwigshafen is egalitarian but also traditional. Ostentatious display of wealth is considered a 'faux pas' by Ludwiggers. Ludwiggian society values the written, spoken or sung word above visual images. Highly valued cultural works are first and foremost religious hymns and poems, but also poetry that deals with the everyday secular life of the Ludwiggian people. The people in Sankt Ludwigshafen are slow to adapt new technologies, and view technological progress with distrust. Where other nations adapt these technologies to make life more pleasant or easy, Ludwiggians believe that hard work should not be substituted. This is in part inspired by their understanding of the Nazarene faith, and especially Genesis 3:19 ''"In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return."''

Sankt Ludwigshafen participated in the [[Microvision Song Contest]] in [[Microvision Song Contest 2020|2020]] and [[Microvision Song Contest 2021|2021]]. Entries in the Microvision Song Contest tend to be more ''underground'' musical genres which are not well known to the general public with lyrics or instrumentals that are more vulgar or louder than is usually acceptable in Ludwiggian society. Entries are selected by the [[Ludwiggian Microvisional Society]].

=== Cuisine ===

The cuisine of Sankt Ludwigshafen is based on the products that are locally available through the farming and fishing industry. Very little food products are imported from overseas. Traditional staples are wheat, from which bread and pasta are made, apples and pears, root vegetables, cabbages and fish. Spices and herbs that are used in the Ludwiggian cuisine are dill, juniper berries, savory and chervil, all of which are produced locally and often in the own home garden. Refined sugars are not used in the Ludwiggian cuisine, as they are considered an unnecessary 'worldly' product.

Crêpes are a local speciality in Louisville, while apple crumble is a local speciality of Oudorp.

== Feminism and LGBT rights ==

During the ancient Siseranist era, the state did not formally recognise differences between man and woman. However, the prominence of the Siseranist religion had led to some differences in the acceptance of behaviour in men and women. For example, ruthless and tyrannical behaviour was more often accepted in women than in men. Many leading positions were taken by women. An exception was the fishing fleet, which was and is dominated by men. This was however a dangerous industry which mourned many casualties each year, including captains of ships lost-at-sea. Starting in 1690, the Siseranist viewpoint eroded in Sankt Ludwigshafen following the adoption of the [[Nazarene]] faith by a majority of the population, which in the short-term resulted in a more equal society, but over time resulted in a more patriarchal society, as the Nazarene faith did not allow women to have leading positions in the church. The rise of the [[Restored Church]], which has influences from both [[Bovinism]] and Siseranism, and both women and men in leading position made society rather equal.

LGBT rights have always been recognised in the republic. Homosexuality was not prevalent more or less in Sankt Ludwig society compared to other states on [[Micras]], but has never been an issue of debate within secular society. Marriage is open to all people over the age of 20 and all marriage ceremonies are performed by the state, after which a religious ceremony to bless the marriage is customary. Under the old Siseranist religion, the story of the transgender Mrs Donder, who was one of the helpers of Sisera in the [[Hurmu Genocide]] was the basis for a doctrine of tolerance towards trans people. The state does not record the sex or gender of citizens or travellers in passports, visa or other official documentation. Gender affirmation surgeries are not performed in the hospitals of Sankt Ludwigshafen as the state hospitals do not have enough patients to warrant this. Referral to foreign clinics is possible, but not usually paid for by the state's medical insurance organisation. [[Hans Schafenweide]] was the first transgender stadtholder in the history of the republic, a fact that mostly went unnoticed in the republic as his gender identity was considered to be a private issue.

The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] sees the presence of homosexuality on Micras as a result of the [[wikipedia:Fall of man|Fall of Man]]. Despite this view, it initially did not see homosexuality as something that could be changed by the individual and encouraged homosexual believers to find comfort in a monogamous relationship with a partner of the same sex, including marriage. Whether the Ludwiggian Reformed Church should continue to bless homosexual marriages was debated throughout the early 1690's, with some local churches refusing the blessing. These churches remain a small minority among the republic's many churches. Overall, the churches of the republic are open and welcoming to all members of the LGBT community. However, because the church still sees homosexuality as a sin, despite its sugar-coating, many of its members who deal with homosexual thoughts suffer from anxiety and guilt as a result of the teachings of the church.

The Restored Church encourages its members to accept themselves and does not associate sexual attractions with morality, unless they negatively impact other people. This is based on both the Bovine story of the [[Vices of Mount Vice]] and the teachings of Sisera towards [[Mrs Donder]].

Since 1717, the education system of Sankt Ludwigshafen teaches students of all ages about sexuality and gender identity in a way that is suitable to the age of the students. Important topics include the equal worth of people regardless of sex or gender, the importance of consent in sexual relations, different ways to express sexuality and different ways to express gender identity, such as the possibility to be cis-gendered, trans-gendered or non-binary. The Ludwiggian Reformed Church has warned against sex education of younger individuals, but its hysterical claims about what the children were taught have only further alienated the church in Ludwiggian society.

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The '''Ludwiggian Microvisional Society''' is a non-governmental organisation in the Republic of [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] that is responsible for the selection of the national entry towards [[Microvision]], and provides funding and logistical support for the selected artists. The Ludwiggian Microvisional Society is the organisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen which has the highest membership, even more than the adult membership of the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] and the [[Restored Church]] combined. People from the age of 12 are allowed to become members of the society, which gives them the right to participate in the society's elections, which range from the society's management to the selection of the entry itself. These elections are taken extremely seriously in Sankt Ludwigshafen. For the elections, the organisation works together with the republic and uses the same ballot system as for the republic's [[Stadtparlement]] election. When elections are held, all citizens have the legal right to take either the morning or the afternoon off from work in order to be able to vote. The [[Großstadtdivision]] of the Ludwiggian armed forces is tasked with preventing malicious people or organisations from meddling with the elections.

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''This article deals with a defunct nation, it is partly written in a way that suggests that the nation is still active, but this is not the case.''

'''Sankt Ludwigshafen''', Istvanistani: ''Saint Ludwig's Harbour'', officially the '''Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen''' is an independent country in southern Cibola, formerly bordering [[Craitland]]'s dominion of [[Zandarijn]] in the south. The nation was also previously on the MCS map from version 16.7.8, published on 12/04/2020 till 16.8.4, published on 14/06/2020. Originally, the city was a safe haven for Siseranist Saxons who had fled [[Natopia]] after the fall of the [[Principality of Walstadt]]. The name Sankt Ludwigshafen was derived from Prince Ludwig of Walstadt, who was revered as a saint. Siseranism no longer has many followers, it has since been replaced by the [[Nazarene]] faith. While the nation was previously on the MCS map as part of [[Alrig]], since map version 17.0.8, which was published on 02/11/2020, the nation is recognised as an independent nation. The republic is currently governed by [[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Stadtholder]] [[Adam Rettich]], its first stadtholder and founder was [[Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste]].

The two largest cities in Sankt Ludwigshafen are Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. With 29,634 inhabitants as of 1700 AN Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen is the most populous city, and also functions as the capital. Lousville has 19,912 inhabitants according to the 1700 AN census and is the cultural home of the Alexandrian speaking community of the republic. [[Oudorp]], which was absorbed into the republic following the demise of [[Zandarijn]] is the third populous city of Sankt Ludwigshafen with 19,432 inhabitants in 1700 AN. Fourth populous city was [[Stadt Sankt Elonzo]] with, according to 1705 estimates, had 17,922 inhabitants. Stadt Sankt Elonzo was added to the republic following the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] in 1705, and was until then known as the ruins of Monoviaville. During the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the city was destroyed by Siseranist extremists.

After the Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War in which Sankt Ludwigshafen achieved a pyrrhic victory, Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen was no longer to to dominate the Lanzerwald. The cities in which Zandt majorities ruled, invited Sankt Ludwigshafen into the newly founded [[Union of Oudorp]], which established the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]], the formal successor to the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

== History ==

=== First republic ===
Until 1650 the area where Sankt Ludwigshafen is situated was claimed by the [[Empire of the Alexandrians]]. Very little reminds of that period as the Alexandrians did not have significant settlements in the area. The only archaeological sites where minimal remnants of the Alexandrian period are found is at the border with Zandarijn. Here some artefacts once belonging to border patrols have been recovered. The republic was established in 1680 as an independent nation. As the Ludwiggian perspective on Alexandria is heavily influenced by the hostility of the First Jingdaoese Empire, there is very little interest in the Alexandrian history. However, looting expeditions into the ruins of Lancôme, which used to be located north of Sankt Ludwig's location, brought back the [[Alexandrian Flu]] in 1682. While the disease was not more problematic in Sankt Ludwigshafen than a normal seasonal flu, in Alrig it led to the [[Alexandrian flu epidemic of 1682]]. Because of the death toll in Alrig, Alrig launched a punitive expedition to Sankt Ludwigshafen and annexed it in 1682. Within the Alriggian Republic it was known as the Cibolan Circle. Despite the annexation, governance of the republic had not fundamentally changed directly after the annexation as Alrig was a decentralised state where most policy decisions are made by the circles. This does not mean the republic had autonomy, as Alrig was a unitary state where the [[Council of Driftwood]] had the final say. The situation changed in 1684 when many Alriggians fleeing from the violence of the [[Jingdaoese-Alriggian War]] settled in the Cibolan Circle, outnumbering the native population. While attempts were made to reconcile religious differences, these attempts proved to be futile. The Alriggian refugees retreated into their newly founded city of Erazmhafen after they found themselves unwelcome in Sankt Ludwigshafen. After the founding of the [[Barbarian Republic]], many Alriggians left Erazmhafen in 1685. On the 7th day of the 9th month of the year 1685, the Stadtparlement adopted a resolution reverting the annexation and declaring Sankt Ludwigshafen to be an independent nation again. A herald was sent to Erazmhafen with the declaration and an ultimatum. The ultimatum gave the inhabitants of Erazmhafen three days to convert to Siseranism or leave the city. When the ultimatum had passed, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was sent into the city, and inquired of everyone they encountered if they had repented and accepted Sisera as their Lady and Saviour. Twenty-three people claimed they hadn't and were burned in the city market. The execution of these people created unrest in the republic, both Ludwiggians and Alriggians took to the streets to protest, demanding that the dragoons would be defunded. Stattholder Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste responded to the protests with force. Dragoons were ordered to repel protesters with rubber bullets, injuring a dozen. The use of force against peaceful protesters only escalated the situation and more and more citizens joined the protests. On the 20th day of the 9th month of 1685, Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste recognised that he had lost the faith of the population and stepped down. Without his guidance, the republic collapsed on the 23rd day of the 9th month of 1685.

=== Second republic===
In the 12th month of 1689 a group of Cibolan-Saxons who had fled the violence in the [[Barbarian Republic]] during its [[Collapse of Barbary|collapse]] arrived in Sankt Ludwigshafen. Ever since 1685 more and more Alriggians had left the region, which had become predominantly populated by Cibolan-Saxons again. To determine whether the refugees should be welcomed, a provisional Stadtparlement was called together. It was decided that the refugees would be welcome, as long as they spoke Saxon as their native tongue and were devout worshippers of Sisera. New [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|elections]] were also announced, to be held on the first day of the first month of 1690. Claudia Weißdeich, who had been president (Vorsitzende) of the Stadtparlement in the previous parliamentary period, was named Statthalter for the period of the provisional Stadtparlement. Religious changes occurred in 1690 after a discovery about Saint Ludwig's adherence to the [[Nazarene]] faith and an expedition to the South Sea Islands, that follow the Nazarene faith. In that year most of the people of the republic repented from their Sisteranist ways and converted to the [[Nazarene]] faith, the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded on 7.IV.1690 and most citizens were baptised by it. On 2.VIII.1690 the republic incorporated the [[Lanzerwald (region)|Lanzerwald]] into its territory, which included the ruins of Alexandrian Lancôme and Alriggian-Ludwiggian Erazmhafen.

In the 13th month of 1693 a famine and the loss of a fishing vessel brought distress to the Siseranist community. In an attempt to appease their Gods, Siseranist priestesses captured twenty-four children, with the intent of sacrificing them.The Stadtparlement condemned the abductions and the intended sacrifices, to which the Siseranists responded by appoint their own queen, who was named Elijahna. Following relatively light skirmishes in the [[Ludwigshafener Civil War]], in XV.1693, Siseranists insurgents were able to bring a nuclear device into the Sankt Ludwigshafen national parliament, and they were also able to detonate it. The blast killed most citizens of the republic that were present in Sankt Ludwigshafen and wiped away the government structure. During the conflict, several thousand citizens were able to flee, especially Nazarene believers who had fled from the Siseranist regions where they lived previously. Many of them settled on Capolona, where [[Neu Ludwigshafen]] was founded, although the colony would perish in its first winter.

=== Third republic ===

In the 6th month of 1696 leaders from [[Ludwiggian people|Ludwiggian]] and [[Louisian people|Louisian]] tribes gathered north of the ruins of Sankt Ludwigshafen to re-establish the republic and adopted the constitution of the third republic. Plans were made to decontaminate the radioactive former capital and re-establish it as national capital by the year 1700. The town of Hinterdünen was designated as a temporary capital and the Louisians were invited to establish their own settlements in the former territory of the second republic. Only Nazarene tribes participated in the consultation between the tribes, but envoys were sent to the Siseranists informing them of the plans. The Siseranists were told to repent of their evil ways, subscribe the Helicorean Creed and be baptised, or leave the territory. Most Siseranists gave up their former religion, but the third republic had to endure several violent uprisings. In these uprisings, an estimated 3,200 people lost their lives before the republic returned to peace. An expedition to the remains of Neu Ludwigshafen in the 5th month of 1697 brought Sankt Ludwigshafen two-hundred survivors and assets that made it possible to establish its own automobile industry. The Stadtparlement was determined to make sure that Sankt Ludwigshafen would develop itself into an industrial nation.

While many citizens supported the industrialisation of Sankt Ludwigshafen, they opposed the steps that the Stadtparlement wanted to take to get there. The construction of roads was for example seen as a danger to the social cohesion in towns, by promoting internal migration. There were also lingering concerns that the construction of new roads would make it easier to perform armoured assaults on the republic's cities, and before any wide roads were built, the republic started to build fortifications around its town, most notably Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. As the republic started to develop, it also become more self-conscious and began to participate in international relations. In 1697 a consul was sent to Oudorp to further Ludwigshafener interests in the Craitish seaport. To cater to the spiritual needs of the Ludwiggian people in Oudorp, the Ludwiggian Reformed Church also established a mission in that town. The church evangelised among the local population, at first without success, but as the political situation in Zandarijn worsened and Monovian militants threatened the dominion, more and more found comfort in the Nazarene teachings.

==== Incorporation of Oudorp ====

In late 1699 [[Zandarijn]], which neighboured Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south, disintegrated following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]]. The Ludwiggian consul in Oudorp warned Stadtholder Rettich that the situation in the vitally important seaport had become very unstable and that Sankt Ludwigshafen risked losing its ability to trade with overseas nations on Micras. The Stadtparlement was called together and it resolved to inform the Craitish government in [[Cherry Trees]] that Sankt Ludwigshafen would assume government in Oudorp until Craitland would restore law and order in Zandarijn. At the same time the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was deployed to the town, which did not resist the Ludwiggian incursion. Several thousand refugees from other parts of Zandarijn made their way to Oudorp as well and were redistributed among the various settlements throughout the republic in emergency housing facilities, while funds for construction of permanent housing were brought together. The Craitish government in Cherry Trees responded to the Stadtparlement resolution by recognising Ludwiggian rule over Oudorp a few days later.

==== Ludwiggian-Monovian War ====

Between II.1702 and III.1705, the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen fought a war with Monovian militants who were held responsible for the downfall of Zandarijn in 1699. The militants were led by King [[Elonzo XII]] who reigned from the ruins of Monoviaville in the western part of the Lanzerwald. The Stadtparlement created the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] to fight the militants, with a strength of 5,100 men. Most of the war was characterised by limited skirmishes between Ludwiggian and Monovian troops, with the exception of the battle of Monoviaville that took place in III.1705 when Sankt Ludwigshafen assaulted King Elonzo XII's stronghold. The war resulted in the conquest of Monovian-held territories by Sankt Ludwigshafen, most of which were incorporated into the Lanzerwald nationally protected forest. The city of Monoviaville was renamed to Stadt Sankt Elonzo to honour Elonzo XII, after his death in VII.1705. Apart from the territorial gains through the war, it is notable because for the first time Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to develop an airplane. The [[J-1 Lärm]], a powered wooden glider capable of carrying dumb bombs, was created to scout the dense forests for enemy entrenchments.

=== Fourth Republic ===

In X.1705 representatives from [[Louisville]] and [[Sankt Elonzo]] presented a petition to the Stadtparlement which stated that the city councils and the inhabitants of these cities felt that the constitutional arrangements of the Third Republic did not cater to the interests of citizens outside Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen. They demanded the Stadtparlement to be reformed into a truly national parliament. There was some opposition to the plan, primarily from politicians who felt that the Stadtparlement already functioned as a national parliament, and that the criticism only focused on the name. Nevertheless, a constitutional dialogue between representatives of all communities was held in XII.1705. The new constitution was formally adopted by the Stadtparlement in II.1706. Important changes were the establishment of a standing army, guarantees of social security and a new parliament, which was called the [[Nationalversammlung der Republik Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Despite some calls for federalisation, the republic maintained strictly unitary.

[[File:Boundary marker rsl.png|thumb|A delegation from the Mondosphere inspected the boundary markers at the Ludwiggian-Mondese border in I.1707.]]

XV.1706 saw the expansion of the Mondosphere towards the Ludwiggian border to the west of Sankt Elonzo, the first time since the fall of Zandarijn that the republic had a neighbour who was recognised by the MCS. The initial reaction from the Ludwiggians was of concern, both because of the rapid expansion and the hard to understand nature of [[Mondo Etzeterra]] himself, him being a lich. Emotions cooled down when a delegation from the Mondosphere together with a delegation from the Nationalversammlung inspected the new common borders and its boundary marks and found no issue. The Ludwiggians applauded the meticulous and orderly nature of their new neighbours and were pleased to be able to converse in South Cibolan Saxon with them.

=== Lanzerwaldian Period ===

Following the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the dominance of Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald waned and gave way to the rise of the cities that were formerly part of Zandarijn to take the leading role in the Lanzerwald. These Cibolan-Diets speaking cities signed the [[Union of Oudorp]] and invited the cities of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen to participate as well. The Union of Oudorp led to the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]] on 1.X.1709. Between 1709 and 1716 the nation of Lanzerwald persisted, first under the aforementioned name of the Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald (1709-1715), to be replaced by the highly decentralised [[Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] (1715-1716) in 1715 after the [[1715 Lanzerwaldian Mutiny]], the final iteration of the Lanzerwald Republic was the [[Republic of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] that existed briefly in 1716 and was a return to centralised government from Oudorp.

=== Restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen ===

The Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald had outlawed all railways, electronic devices, motorised vehicles and plastics and even ordered for them to be destroyed. This angered [[Ludwig Schafenweide]], owner of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]] and he started building an alliance of like-minded Ludwiggian people who wanted Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to once again become the centre of the republic, rather than the more rural cities, ruled by Cibolan-Diets speaking people of Zandarijn descent, where the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] had promoted a Luddite agenda that had led to economic downfall and famines. During the bloody [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] the Army of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen destroyed the far-away lying rural cities and restored primacy of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald.

The restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen planted the seeds of its immolation, which germinated quickly. Already during the war, Sankt Ludwigshafen's only friendly neighbour, Mondo, with whom discussions about a military alliance had been in an advanced stage, joined the hostile Raspur Pact instead after Lanzerwaldian negotiators were neglectful in finishing up the talks and present a final treaty proposal. Xaiville Convention ally Hurmu performed a series of razzias against people affiliated with the republic, after Ludwiggians there were found to be active in illegal Siseranist congregations, and issued an order for the arrest of Sankt Ludwighafen's first Lady Charlene Schafenweide. The other Xaiville Convention member states refused to side with Sankt Ludwigshafen and it saw no other option than to leave the convention. The news of Sankt Ludwigshafen's complete isolation was a shock to the people in the republic, who realised that nothing would prevent the hostile neighbours from having their way with the republic. They abandoned their homes in the city, which they set alight and fled into the Lanzerwald forest. The republic seemed to sink into [[the Green]] on 24.XV.1716.

After the initial scare people returned to the city and started rebuilding it. The panic was replaced with a determination to restore the republic to its former glory, and even make it greater than before. As it turned out that Stadtholder Simon Schafenweide had passed away on 14.I.1717, new elections were announced and held on 1.II.1717.

== Territorial changes ==

<gallery>
File:Map Sanktludwigshafen.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen as part of Alrig in 1682
File:Lanzerwald.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of the Lanzerwald in 1690
File:Sanktludwigshafen map 1699.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of Oudorp in 1699
File:Claim_ludwigshafen_2021_09_03.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1700
File:Claim ludwigshafen 2022 02 13.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1705 following the absorption of Monovian territories during the Ludwiggian-Monovian War, not yet accepted by MCS
</gallery>

== Politics ==

The Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen was a parliamentary republic governed by a ''Stadtparlement'' (city parliament), with 50 seats, which was presided by the ''Vorsitzende des Stadtparlements'' and elected by all citizens every three years. The fist act of a new Stadtparlement was to elect a ''[[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Statthalterin]]'' (stadtholder), who led the executive branch of the state. Several parties participated in the elections, the most popular of which were the [[Traditional Party of 1680]] and the [[Slight Reform Party of 1681]], which advocated a more humane death penalty for heretics and pagans. The [[Progressive Alliance of 1683]] participated in the 1683 elections, with an agenda of religious freedom and tolerance. In 1689 the Stadtparlement's composition was not the result of elections but a provisional Stadtparlement was agreed upon by delegations of the Traditional Party and the Slight Reform Party, which saw a need to re-establish law and order in Sankt Ludwigshafen, following the influx of refugees from Barbary. The Progressive Alliance was left out of negotiations and forcefully disbanded as part of the first session of the Stadtparlement.

Over the years the Traditional Party has been able to update its policies and was able to remain relevant. Around 1690 leading members of the Traditional Party were the first to recognize that the nation would become more and more a Nazarene nation, rather than the Siseranist nation it had been before. The Slight Reform Party did not anticipate this and kept pushing for a Siseranist agenda, leading to a landslide election victory for the Traditional Party in 1690. After the civil war Siseranism was no longer a tolerated religion within the republic and the Slight Reform Party was only barely able to remain part of the Stadtparlement, with one seat. In II.1697 the [[Tekeel Party of 1697]] was founded, which represented citizens that felt that the Traditional Party had championed too far-reaching reforms, such as the 1696 law on infrastructure, that paved the way for electricity, paved roads and rail roads in the republic.

=== Election results ===
==== Stadtparlement elections 1680 - 1705 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1680 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1680]]
| 50
|
|
|
|-
| [[1683 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1683]]
| 39
| 10
| 1
|
|-
| [[1689 pro forma elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1689]]*
| 35
| 15
|
|
|-
| [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1690]]
| 47
| 3
|
|
|-
| [[1696 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1696]]
| 49
| 1
|
|
|-
| [[1699 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1699]]
| 43
| 4
| 2
| 1
|-
| [[1702 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1702]]
| 45
| 3
| 1
| 1
|-
| [[1705 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1705]]
| 42
| 5
| 2
| 1
|-
| scope="row" colspan="4"| * Pro forma, no actual votes cast
|}

==== Nationalversammlung elections 1706 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1706 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1706]]
| 93
| 3
| 3
| 1
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1707 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1707 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1707]]
| 48
| 1
| 0
| 1
|-
|}

==== Steden-Generaal elections in the Lanzerwald, 1709 - 1715 ====

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1709 elections in the Lanzerwald|1709]]
| 95
| 2
| 0
| 3
|-
| [[1712 elections in the Lanzerwald|1712]]
| 96
| 1
| 1
| 2
|-
| [[1715 elections in the Lanzerwald|1715]]
| 97
| 1
| 0
| 2
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1717 - present ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1717 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1717]]
| 43
| 3
| 2
| 1
|}

=== Constitution ===
The 1696 [[Constitution of the Third Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]] reflects the morals and values of the Ludwiggian Reformed Church. The constitution both recognises the fallen nature of the people, but also the prospect of redemption. The constitution forbids the death penalty, and life sentences without the possibility of parole. The constitution also confirms the Nazarene faith as the national faith of the Ludwiggian people, although it does not ban other religions explicitly. The Siseranist religion, and other religions that demand human sacrifices are banned in seperate legislation.

=== Foreign relations ===
Sankt Ludwigshafen is not a member of any international organisations. The nation is not a member of military pacts. The republic has not formally adopted a policy of permanent neutrality but there is ongoing debate within Ludwiggian society whether this should be considered in the future. In XI.1702 representatives from Ludwigshafen met with representatives from Craitland to discuss a possible ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the [[Xäiville Convention]]. On 23.IX.1703 Sankt Ludwigshafen was formally welcomed into the convention, but left it again on 21.XV.1716 following the arrests of Ludwiggian students who enjoyed the right to free travel in Hurmu, which was considered by Sankt Ludwigshafen to be a breach of the convention, but the other member states did not wish to speak up for Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The republic had friendly relations with [[Craitland]], which bordered Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south with its province of [[Zandarijn]]. Using the Craitish seaport of Oudorp, Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to conduct commerce with nations all over Micras. Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] and the retreat of Craitland from Cibola, Sankt Ludwigshafen was allowed to gain control over Oudorp. Ties between Craitland and Sankt Ludwigshafen remained cordial in the following years, even more so after the ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the aforementioned Xaïville Convention. Relations with [[Jingdao]] were friendly, due to cultural and, previously, religious ties. Relations between Jingdao and Sankt Ludwigshafen were never formalised and are not as strong in the early 1700s as they were before. In 1691 the republic signed the [[Treaty of Rherci]] with [[Calbion]], which was a neighbour at the time, establishing friendly relations with that nation, and in 1703 the republic signed the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] with the Benacian power [[Sanama]]. The Ludwiggian ambassador to Sanama also functions as the republics representative to the other Benacian nations. Relations were very friendly, even if not formalised yet, with the Mondostate of [[Etzeland]], but deteriorated after Sankt Ludwigshafen and Mondo to form an alliance were suspected to be done in bad faith by Mondo who joined the Raspur Pact instead.

==== Treaties ====

* 1691: [[Treaty of Rherci]], [[Calbion]]
* 1703: [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sanama]]
* 1707: [[1707 Treaty between Sankt Ludwigshafen and Sint Barentsz|Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Republic of Sint Barentsz]]

==== Former treaties ====

* 1703-1716: [[Xäiville Convention]], with at the time [[Craitland]], [[Hurmu]], [[Mercury]], [[Senya]], [[South Sea Islands]], [[Tellia]]

== Military ==

Traditionally the republic only had a small standing army, the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] which is a mounted infantry corps. This was previously complemented by a conscription army that could be levied during times of war. In the 1699 military reform the conscription model was abandoned and replaced by a standing army of professional soldiers, complemented by a military reserve force of volunteers. From 1682 to 1685 500 regulars of the Alriggian presidential army were permanently stationed in Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The professional armed forces that were established in 1699 are called the Republikswehr. It consists of the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen, a mounted infantry corps, the Füsilierkorps Ludwigshafen, a naval infantry corps, and the Bunkerkorps which mans the casemates in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. Both expeditionary branches of the Republikswehr have a manpower of 2,000 souls. The Bunkerkorps has a manpower of circa 300 souls, it is heavily dependant on the reservists of the Bezirkbürgerwehr in times of war. Like before the reform, the Ludwiggian armed forces do not have a focus on mechanization, without having armoured vehicles or large-hulled sea-faring vessels to its disposal.

All physically and mentally fit students of the [[Mittelschule (Sankt Ludwigshafen)|Mittelschule]] are trained in basic markmanship and military skills. Until 1699 they would be added into the Bezirkbürgerwehr (district citizen’s militia) of the district where they resided, which was headed by a Hauptmann. The different militias fell under the command of one single Oberst, who had the authority to call for the mobilisation of conscripts in emergencies. Since 1699 the Bezirkbürgerwehr invites all young adults between the ages of 18 and 25 to continue their training, but this is no longer mandatory.

Throughout its history Sankt Ludwigshafen has had a military doctrine that is focused on defence and the republic has hardly ever spent resources on developing offensive capabilities. This policy was originally born out of necessity as the republic was simply too small to command an expeditionary army. In the late 1690's, casemates were constructed around Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville to be able to defend these cities even when wider paved roads are built in the near future. In order to deter naval attacks on the port of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen, plans have been drafted to build two concrete forts just off the coast, that will be armed with heavy cannons and radar and sonar installations.

Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] in 1699 by Monovian militants, the Dominion of Zandarijn, which belonged to [[Craitland]] started to fail and the Stadtparlement launched [[Operation Enduring Fellowship]] to prevent the republic losing access to the vitally important seaport of [[Oudorp]]. With permission and cooperation from Craitish authorities, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen takes control of the city. During Operation Enduring Fellowship the Dragonerkorps fights the Monovian militants, who are being led by [[Elonzo XII]], several times, resulting in the loss of life of 55 dragoons. Operation Enduring Fellowship is formally concluded in XV.1701. However, hostilities between Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Monovians do not end there, in XIV.1702 the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] starts and the Stadtparlement creates the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] out of several Bezirkbürgerwehrs, to combat the, unrecognised, Kingdom of Monovia. During the war the Kriegskorps develops the first warplane of the republic, the [[J-1 Lärm]]. The war is concluded in III.1705.

After the war, the Kriegskorps is meant to be dissolved but the newly gained city of Sankt Elonzo asks for a remnant of the Kriegskorps to be deployed there while it can establish its own Bezirkbürgerwehr. In the constitutional talks of XII.1705, that would ultimately lead to the Fourth Republic, it is determined that the Kriegskorps will not be dissolved, but will become the main fighting force of the republic and that it will be transformed into a professional standing army.

== Economy ==

The economy of Sankt Ludwigshafen was based on the logging and fishing industry. Whaling was a traditional practice of the inhabitants of Sankt Ludwigshafen. It was not economically viable anymore due to the high costs associated with whaling in the waters surrounding Sankt Ludwigshafen and the lack of an export market. As of 1685, most products of the logging and fishing industry were exported as raw materials, with most of the profit being made overseas. In the months before the first republic's collapse, the Stadtparlement was trying to change this by offering subsidies and loans for the construction of factories in Sankt Ludwigshafen. This was not as successful as was hoped, within the republic there was not much expertise on the construction and management of large factories, and foreign investors expressed their doubt about the republic's aversion to infrastructure. Still, some smaller scale operations were set up, creating high quality wooden objects that are prized on the international market, such as casings for clocks and intricate carvings.

Until 1690, the national currency was the Jingdaoese Kala, but the [[Craitish Cräite]] was also commonly used. While the [[Ludwigspfennig]] was minted in Sankt Ludwigshafen, it was usually only used for everyday purchases such as groceries. This changed in 1690 when the Stadtparlement accepted a reform of the Ludwigspfennig, which made it a fiat money with lighter coins and banknotes, so that it would be more practical in daily use. The foreign currencies remained in use in international trade but were slowly phased out in the domestic market.

The republic bans an array of goods and materials that are in common use in most of the modern world. This includes most artificial plastics, electronics and clothing made out of different thread materials. Instead of artificial plastics products are made out of metal, wood or bone. The Ludwiggian ban on these products is often confusing for tourists and a hindrance to the tourism market.

=== Tourism ===

Following the ratification of the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] visitors from [[Sanama]] were among the first to visit Sankt Ludwigshafen purely for pleasure. Previous visitors like [[Only Natopian in town|Earnest Godström]] had visited as students, but the Sanamans came purely to enjoy the snowy hills and experience some of the Ludwiggian culture. As these tourists first appeared no special accommodation had been prepared for them, but they were given a room at the local village hall, usually for free. In 1704 the first accommodations built purely for tourists had been built, small hotels that also offered skiing equipment and hot meals. Families with spare rooms also took tourists in, and would usually let them participate in the family life as if they were genuinely part of it. The Ludwiggian tourist industry remained small however, with no more than 12,000 people visiting the republic annually.

== Infrastructure ==

Until late 1693, cars and other motorised vehicles were extremely uncommon in Sankt Ludwigshafen, if not explicitly banned. Ludwiggian roads outside the city were originally constructed a maximum of 88cm wide to make it more difficult for modern armies that depend on armour to attack the city. In the city, roads were usually suitable for cars and light trucks, but draught animals were usually preferred. Heavy transport usually took place over water, from the inland to Sankt Ludwigshafen over the river Karlsfluß in hulks. In the harbour the goods were placed on cogs that sail them to [[Oudorp]] in [[Zandarijn]], [[Craitland]] from where they were distributed across Micras in modern container ships. In XI.1693 the Stadtparlement abandoned this policy as it was considered to be restraining economic growth in the republic too much. Construction of gravel roads to Molkhof, Hinterdünen and Craitmark were ordered. In IV.1694 an agreement was reached between [[Zandarijn]] and Sankt Ludwigshafen to construct a gravel road from Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to [[Oudorp]] in Zandarijn, [[Craitland]].

From 1696 onwards, the Stadtparlement explored the possibility to pave some of the main roads of the republic, but high anticipated costs and local resistance prevented swift action. When in VII.1696 the Stadtparlement adopted a law detailing standards to be used in the road, rail and electric infrastructure. Among other things it was decided that future rail connections would be built using a 1,435 mm track gauge, cars would drive on the right side of paved roads, and 230V would be the standard for home and office delivery of electricity. At the moment when the law was adopted, the construction of relevant infrastructure had not yet commenced. The law became a point of contention in the Traditional Party, with many members opposing the introduction of these novities which they feared would erode the social structure of their communities. The law was only adopted when stadtholder Adam Rettich promised that none of the infrastructure described in the law would be built before the year 1700 and that nothing would be built without permission from the Stadtparlement after that date.

In 1700 the moratorium ended and the Stadtparlement ordered the construction of a road network, which would be known as the [[Kraftfahrstraßennetz Ludwigshafen]]. The first paved road to be constructed would lead from [[Louisville]] to [[Oudorp]] via [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]].

== Demographics ==

=== Population ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Population
|-
| 1680
| 089,286
|-
| 1685
| 093,745
|-
| 1690
| 097,385
|-
| 1695
| 094,229
|-
| 1700
| 119,730
|}

{{see also|Sankt Ludwigshafen census}}

=== Ethnicity ===

The republic was initially founded to provide a safe haven for South Cibolan Saxons who still followed the old Siseranist religion that Prince Ludwig publicly confessed to during his lifetime. What constitutes a South Cibolan Saxon was a point of divergence between ethnonationalist hardliners and linguistic/religious nationalists who claimed that anybody who prays to Sisera in the South Cibolan Saxon language is welcome. In reality, the discussion was mostly academic in nature as very few people from outside felt attracted to the slightly anachronistic state. Most people who were naturalised into the republic joined through marriage with a native Saxon and conversion to Siseranism, effectively assimilating into Sankt Ludwighafen's society. After most people in the republic were baptised into the Nazarene faith from 1690 onwards, the requirement to adhere to Siseranism was naturally waived.

The fact that the Ludwiggian ethnicity was no longer related to Siseranism led to the idea that the citizens of the republic were not just Cibolan Saxons, they constituted the [[Ludwiggian people]]. Following the establishment of the third republic in 1696, the republic also welcomed the Alexandrian speaking [[Louisian people|Louisians]].

In 1699 the Craitish dominion of Zandarijn was dissolved and the town of [[Oudorp]] was absorbed into the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen along with around 20,000 Zandarinians who have their own unique culture and who speak a language that is related to [[Batavia|Batavian]].

The population of Stadt Sankt Elonzo, which was added to Sankt Ludwigshafen after the Ludwiggian-Monovian War in 1705, is closely related to the Louisian people, but speaks a Saxon dialect close to Ludwiggian.

=== Religion ===

The national religion of Sankt Ludwigshafen was traditionally Ludwiggian Siseranism. Which was a particular branch of Siseranism, derived from the Siseranist periods of [[Walstadt]]. The crucifixion of [[Elijah Ayreon]] by [[Sisera]] was one of the key theological pillars of the religion. In contrast to Jingdaoese Siseranism, Siseranism in Sankt Ludwig saw both Sisera and Elijah Ayreon positively. This was due to the influence of [[Natopia|Natopian]] [[Bovinism]]. Prince Ludwig of Walstadt was celebrated as a saint in Sankt Ludwig. The stories about how he gained control over the principality were legends with which all Ludwigians are familiar. The return to Walstadt in the late days of Micras was also a common theme in Ludwigian Siseranism.

A key teaching of the religion was that while individuality and personal expression are not inherently bad, in the end all people must be ready to be sacrificed for the stability of the state. This opened up the religion to cases of abuse, where elders would try to cover-up wrongdoings by claiming that exposure would hurt the community more and that the victim of an "incident" should not pursue persecution. After a series of incidents, involving cases of physical, mental and rare cases of sexual abuse, the Church of Sankt Ludwig showed remorse for its position and stressed the need for transparency and accountability.

In 1690 the personal diary of Ludwig of Walstadt was discovered, which shook the republic on its theological foundations. It became clear that Ludwig of Walstadt did not follow the theology of Sisera out of conviction, but because he felt allying with the strong Jingdaoese Empire was the only way to secure the future of his people. Later in his life Ludwig became to regret this choice and was even secretly baptised into the [[Nazarene]] faith. The discovery led to an increased interest in the Nazarene faith in Sankt Ludwigshafen, with some fishermen heading out to the [[South Sea Islands]] to learn more about the religion from the [[Protestantse Kerk in de Zuidzee-eilanden]]. The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded, which quickly became the largest religious denomination within the republic with 84,4% of the population of Sankt Ludwigshafen baptised into the new faith by the end of 1690, with only 15,6% still claiming to adhere to the old Siseranist faith. The Siseranist religion was completely outlawed in 1696 when the Third Republic was established, because of the gruesome deeds executed in the name of Siseranism during the civil war. However, a new small religious minority emerged as the Louisians joined Sankt Ludwigshafen, some of them are members of the [[Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria]].

Religious life in Sankt Ludwigshafen is characterised by a free and open attitude. The clergy of the church stresses that it is not a source of divine knowledge and that interpretation of the Scripture is difficult even for experts, so that final answers cannot be given. Believers are encouraged to attend services at least monthly, to participate in the mystical supper.

== Culture ==

The culture in Sankt Ludwigshafen is egalitarian but also traditional. Ostentatious display of wealth is considered a 'faux pas' by Ludwiggers. Ludwiggian society values the written, spoken or sung word above visual images. Highly valued cultural works are first and foremost religious hymns and poems, but also poetry that deals with the everyday secular life of the Ludwiggian people. The people in Sankt Ludwigshafen are slow to adapt new technologies, and view technological progress with distrust. Where other nations adapt these technologies to make life more pleasant or easy, Ludwiggians believe that hard work should not be substituted. This is in part inspired by their understanding of the Nazarene faith, and especially Genesis 3:19 ''"In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return."''

Sankt Ludwigshafen participated in the [[Microvision Song Contest]] in [[Microvision Song Contest 2020|2020]] and [[Microvision Song Contest 2021|2021]]. Entries in the Microvision Song Contest tend to be more ''underground'' musical genres which are not well known to the general public with lyrics or instrumentals that are more vulgar or louder than is usually acceptable in Ludwiggian society. Entries are selected by the [[Ludwiggian Microvisional Society]].

=== Cuisine ===

The cuisine of Sankt Ludwigshafen is based on the products that are locally available through the farming and fishing industry. Very little food products are imported from overseas. Traditional staples are wheat, from which bread and pasta are made, apples and pears, root vegetables, cabbages and fish. Spices and herbs that are used in the Ludwiggian cuisine are dill, juniper berries, savory and chervil, all of which are produced locally and often in the own home garden. Refined sugars are not used in the Ludwiggian cuisine, as they are considered an unnecessary 'worldly' product.

Crêpes are a local speciality in Louisville, while apple crumble is a local speciality of Oudorp.

== Feminism and LGBT rights ==

During the ancient Siseranist era, the state did not formally recognise differences between man and woman. However, the prominence of the Siseranist religion had led to some differences in the acceptance of behaviour in men and women. For example, ruthless and tyrannical behaviour was more often accepted in women than in men. Many leading positions were taken by women. An exception was the fishing fleet, which was and is dominated by men. This was however a dangerous industry which mourned many casualties each year, including captains of ships lost-at-sea. Starting in 1690, the Siseranist viewpoint eroded in Sankt Ludwigshafen following the adoption of the [[Nazarene]] faith by a majority of the population, which in the short-term resulted in a more equal society, but over time resulted in a more patriarchal society, as the Nazarene faith did not allow women to have leading positions in the church. The rise of the [[Restored Church]], which has influences from both [[Bovinism]] and Siseranism, and both women and men in leading position made society rather equal.

LGBT rights have always been recognised in the republic. Homosexuality was not prevalent more or less in Sankt Ludwig society compared to other states on [[Micras]], but has never been an issue of debate within secular society. Marriage is open to all people over the age of 20 and all marriage ceremonies are performed by the state, after which a religious ceremony to bless the marriage is customary. Under the old Siseranist religion, the story of the transgender Mrs Donder, who was one of the helpers of Sisera in the [[Hurmu Genocide]] was the basis for a doctrine of tolerance towards trans people. The state does not record the sex or gender of citizens or travellers in passports, visa or other official documentation. Gender affirmation surgeries are not performed in the hospitals of Sankt Ludwigshafen as the state hospitals do not have enough patients to warrant this. Referral to foreign clinics is possible, but not usually paid for by the state's medical insurance organisation. [[Hans Schafenweide]] was the first transgender stadtholder in the history of the republic, a fact that mostly went unnoticed in the republic as his gender identity was considered to be a private issue.

The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] sees the presence of homosexuality on Micras as a result of the [[wikipedia:Fall of man|Fall of Man]]. Despite this view, it initially did not see homosexuality as something that could be changed by the individual and encouraged homosexual believers to find comfort in a monogamous relationship with a partner of the same sex, including marriage. Whether the Ludwiggian Reformed Church should continue to bless homosexual marriages was debated throughout the early 1690's, with some local churches refusing the blessing. These churches remain a small minority among the republic's many churches. Overall, the churches of the republic are open and welcoming to all members of the LGBT community. However, because the church still sees homosexuality as a sin, despite its sugar-coating, many of its members who deal with homosexual thoughts suffer from anxiety and guilt as a result of the teachings of the church.

The Restored Church encourages its members to accept themselves and does not associate sexual attractions with morality, unless they negatively impact other people. This is based on both the Bovine story of the [[Vices of Mount Vice]] and the teachings of Sisera towards [[Mrs Donder]].

Since 1717, the education system of Sankt Ludwigshafen teaches students of all ages about sexuality and gender identity in a way that is suitable to the age of the students. Important topics include the equal worth of people regardless of sex or gender, the importance of consent in sexual relations, different ways to express sexuality and different ways to express gender identity, such as the possibility to be cis-gendered, trans-gendered or non-binary. The Ludwiggian Reformed Church has warned against sex education of younger individuals, but its hysterical claims about what the children were taught have only further alienated the church in Ludwiggian society.

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Hans Schafenweide

2023-03-04T09:46:22Z

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'''Hans Schafenweide''' (née Annabelle Schafenweide) is a politician born in [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]] in [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] in 1692. He is the younger brother of [[Simon Schafenweide]] and the son of [[Ludwig Schafenweide]]. Following the suicide, on 14.I.1717, of his older brother, who was acting as Stadtholder since the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]], Hans Schafenweide was appointed ''ad interim'' Stadtholder of Sankt Ludwigshafen by the Stadtparlement. He was responsible for instigating the [[1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen]].

Hans is married to Arthur Delfinenstrand and together they have two children, Emilia and Kaspar Schafenweide-Delfinenstrand.

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Accession of Sankt Ludwigshafen to the Raspur Pact

2023-02-27T19:37:58Z

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Following the accession of the Mondosphere in 1716, the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen found itself surrounded by neighbors that were aligned with the [[Raspur Pact]]. Discussions between Mondo, a certain misanthropic representative of the Raspur Pact, and the republic started immediately in order to safe-guard friendly relations between Mondo and the republic. In an early phase the prospect of a limited mutual defense pact, only in Cibola, was entertained but this was not pursued further. In IX.1717 the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen asked Mondo to sponsor the application of the Republic to become a full member of the pact, the republic was invited by Mondo and the representative of the Raspur Pact to present a formal application in XIV.1717.

On 10.XIV.1717 the Stadtparlement issued a ratification of the Raspur Pact and the provisions of the founding treaty regulating the freedom of movement, freedom of trade, and mutual guarantees concerning the security of the signatory parties, which was provisional pending the formal acceptance of the republic within the pact. Stadtholder Hans Schafenweide sent letters to all member states of the Raspur Pact, and the Permanent Comission the next day, this being 11.XIV.1717, , informing them of the decision of the Stadtparlement. Along with the letters, intricate quilts depicting the Lanzerwald's natural beauty were gifted to the member states and members of the Permanent Commission.

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Accession of Sankt Ludwigshafen to the Raspur Pact

2023-02-27T19:33:54Z

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|'''Status:'''|| Application submitted
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Following the accession of the Mondosphere in 1716, the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen found itself surrounded by neighbors that were aligned with the [[Raspur Pact]]. Discussions between Mondo, a certain misanthropic representative of the Raspur Pact, and the republic started immediately in order to safe-guard friendly relations between Mondo and the republic. In an early phase the prospect of a limited mutual defense pact, only in Cibola, was entertained but this was not pursued further. In IX.1717 the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen asked Mondo to sponsor the application of the Republic to become a full member of the pact, the republic was invited by Mondo and the representative of the Raspur Pact to present a formal application in XIV.1717.

On 10.XIV.1717 the Stadtparlement issued a ratification of the Raspur Pact and the provisions of the founding treaty regulating the freedom of movement, freedom of trade, and mutual guarantees concerning the security of the signatory parties, which was provisional pending the formal acceptance of the republic within the pact. Stadtholder Hans Schafenweide sent letters to all member states of the Raspur Pact, and the Permanent Comission the next day, this being 11.XIV.1717.

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Accession of Sankt Ludwigshafen to the Raspur Pact

2023-02-27T19:31:09Z

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Following the accession of the Mondosphere in 1716, the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen found itself surrounded by neighbors that were aligned with the [[Raspur Pact]]. Discussions between Mondo, a certain misanthropic representative of the Raspur Pact, and the republic started immediately, and in an early phase the prospect of a limited mutual defense pact, only in Cibola, was entertained but this was not pursued further. In IX.1717 the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen asked Mondo to sponsor the application of the Republic to become a full member of the pact, the republic was invited by Mondo and the representative of the Raspur Pact to present a formal application in XIV.1717.

On 10.XIV.1717 the Stadtparlement issued a ratification of the Raspur Pact and the provisions of the founding treaty regulating the freedom of movement, freedom of trade, and mutual guarantees concerning the security of the signatory parties, which was provisional pending the formal acceptance of the republic within the pact. Stadtholder Hans Schafenweide sent letters to all member states of the Raspur Pact, and the Permanent Comission the next day, this being 11.XIV.1717.

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Hans Schafenweide

2023-02-25T21:05:49Z

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'''Hans Schafenweide''' is a politician born in [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]] in [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] in 1692. He is the younger brother of [[Simon Schafenweide]] and the son of [[Ludwig Schafenweide]]. Following the suicide, on 14.I.1717, of his older brother, who was acting as Stadtholder since the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]], Hans Schafenweide was appointed ''ad interim'' Stadtholder of Sankt Ludwigshafen by the Stadtparlement. He was responsible for instigating the [[1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen]].

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Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-25T21:04:17Z

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''This article deals with a defunct nation, it is partly written in a way that suggests that the nation is still active, but this is not the case.''

'''Sankt Ludwigshafen''', Istvanistani: ''Saint Ludwig's Harbour'', officially the '''Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen''' is an independent country in southern Cibola, formerly bordering [[Craitland]]'s dominion of [[Zandarijn]] in the south. The nation was also previously on the MCS map from version 16.7.8, published on 12/04/2020 till 16.8.4, published on 14/06/2020. Originally, the city was a safe haven for Siseranist Saxons who had fled [[Natopia]] after the fall of the [[Principality of Walstadt]]. The name Sankt Ludwigshafen was derived from Prince Ludwig of Walstadt, who was revered as a saint. Siseranism no longer has many followers, it has since been replaced by the [[Nazarene]] faith. While the nation was previously on the MCS map as part of [[Alrig]], since map version 17.0.8, which was published on 02/11/2020, the nation is recognised as an independent nation. The republic is currently governed by [[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Stadtholder]] [[Adam Rettich]], its first stadtholder and founder was [[Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste]].

The two largest cities in Sankt Ludwigshafen are Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. With 29,634 inhabitants as of 1700 AN Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen is the most populous city, and also functions as the capital. Lousville has 19,912 inhabitants according to the 1700 AN census and is the cultural home of the Alexandrian speaking community of the republic. [[Oudorp]], which was absorbed into the republic following the demise of [[Zandarijn]] is the third populous city of Sankt Ludwigshafen with 19,432 inhabitants in 1700 AN. Fourth populous city was [[Stadt Sankt Elonzo]] with, according to 1705 estimates, had 17,922 inhabitants. Stadt Sankt Elonzo was added to the republic following the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] in 1705, and was until then known as the ruins of Monoviaville. During the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the city was destroyed by Siseranist extremists.

After the Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War in which Sankt Ludwigshafen achieved a pyrrhic victory, Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen was no longer to to dominate the Lanzerwald. The cities in which Zandt majorities ruled, invited Sankt Ludwigshafen into the newly founded [[Union of Oudorp]], which established the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]], the formal successor to the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

== History ==

=== First republic ===
Until 1650 the area where Sankt Ludwigshafen is situated was claimed by the [[Empire of the Alexandrians]]. Very little reminds of that period as the Alexandrians did not have significant settlements in the area. The only archaeological sites where minimal remnants of the Alexandrian period are found is at the border with Zandarijn. Here some artefacts once belonging to border patrols have been recovered. The republic was established in 1680 as an independent nation. As the Ludwiggian perspective on Alexandria is heavily influenced by the hostility of the First Jingdaoese Empire, there is very little interest in the Alexandrian history. However, looting expeditions into the ruins of Lancôme, which used to be located north of Sankt Ludwig's location, brought back the [[Alexandrian Flu]] in 1682. While the disease was not more problematic in Sankt Ludwigshafen than a normal seasonal flu, in Alrig it led to the [[Alexandrian flu epidemic of 1682]]. Because of the death toll in Alrig, Alrig launched a punitive expedition to Sankt Ludwigshafen and annexed it in 1682. Within the Alriggian Republic it was known as the Cibolan Circle. Despite the annexation, governance of the republic had not fundamentally changed directly after the annexation as Alrig was a decentralised state where most policy decisions are made by the circles. This does not mean the republic had autonomy, as Alrig was a unitary state where the [[Council of Driftwood]] had the final say. The situation changed in 1684 when many Alriggians fleeing from the violence of the [[Jingdaoese-Alriggian War]] settled in the Cibolan Circle, outnumbering the native population. While attempts were made to reconcile religious differences, these attempts proved to be futile. The Alriggian refugees retreated into their newly founded city of Erazmhafen after they found themselves unwelcome in Sankt Ludwigshafen. After the founding of the [[Barbarian Republic]], many Alriggians left Erazmhafen in 1685. On the 7th day of the 9th month of the year 1685, the Stadtparlement adopted a resolution reverting the annexation and declaring Sankt Ludwigshafen to be an independent nation again. A herald was sent to Erazmhafen with the declaration and an ultimatum. The ultimatum gave the inhabitants of Erazmhafen three days to convert to Siseranism or leave the city. When the ultimatum had passed, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was sent into the city, and inquired of everyone they encountered if they had repented and accepted Sisera as their Lady and Saviour. Twenty-three people claimed they hadn't and were burned in the city market. The execution of these people created unrest in the republic, both Ludwiggians and Alriggians took to the streets to protest, demanding that the dragoons would be defunded. Stattholder Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste responded to the protests with force. Dragoons were ordered to repel protesters with rubber bullets, injuring a dozen. The use of force against peaceful protesters only escalated the situation and more and more citizens joined the protests. On the 20th day of the 9th month of 1685, Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste recognised that he had lost the faith of the population and stepped down. Without his guidance, the republic collapsed on the 23rd day of the 9th month of 1685.

=== Second republic===
In the 12th month of 1689 a group of Cibolan-Saxons who had fled the violence in the [[Barbarian Republic]] during its [[Collapse of Barbary|collapse]] arrived in Sankt Ludwigshafen. Ever since 1685 more and more Alriggians had left the region, which had become predominantly populated by Cibolan-Saxons again. To determine whether the refugees should be welcomed, a provisional Stadtparlement was called together. It was decided that the refugees would be welcome, as long as they spoke Saxon as their native tongue and were devout worshippers of Sisera. New [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|elections]] were also announced, to be held on the first day of the first month of 1690. Claudia Weißdeich, who had been president (Vorsitzende) of the Stadtparlement in the previous parliamentary period, was named Statthalter for the period of the provisional Stadtparlement. Religious changes occurred in 1690 after a discovery about Saint Ludwig's adherence to the [[Nazarene]] faith and an expedition to the South Sea Islands, that follow the Nazarene faith. In that year most of the people of the republic repented from their Sisteranist ways and converted to the [[Nazarene]] faith, the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded on 7.IV.1690 and most citizens were baptised by it. On 2.VIII.1690 the republic incorporated the [[Lanzerwald (region)|Lanzerwald]] into its territory, which included the ruins of Alexandrian Lancôme and Alriggian-Ludwiggian Erazmhafen.

In the 13th month of 1693 a famine and the loss of a fishing vessel brought distress to the Siseranist community. In an attempt to appease their Gods, Siseranist priestesses captured twenty-four children, with the intent of sacrificing them.The Stadtparlement condemned the abductions and the intended sacrifices, to which the Siseranists responded by appoint their own queen, who was named Elijahna. Following relatively light skirmishes in the [[Ludwigshafener Civil War]], in XV.1693, Siseranists insurgents were able to bring a nuclear device into the Sankt Ludwigshafen national parliament, and they were also able to detonate it. The blast killed most citizens of the republic that were present in Sankt Ludwigshafen and wiped away the government structure. During the conflict, several thousand citizens were able to flee, especially Nazarene believers who had fled from the Siseranist regions where they lived previously. Many of them settled on Capolona, where [[Neu Ludwigshafen]] was founded, although the colony would perish in its first winter.

=== Third republic ===

In the 6th month of 1696 leaders from [[Ludwiggian people|Ludwiggian]] and [[Louisian people|Louisian]] tribes gathered north of the ruins of Sankt Ludwigshafen to re-establish the republic and adopted the constitution of the third republic. Plans were made to decontaminate the radioactive former capital and re-establish it as national capital by the year 1700. The town of Hinterdünen was designated as a temporary capital and the Louisians were invited to establish their own settlements in the former territory of the second republic. Only Nazarene tribes participated in the consultation between the tribes, but envoys were sent to the Siseranists informing them of the plans. The Siseranists were told to repent of their evil ways, subscribe the Helicorean Creed and be baptised, or leave the territory. Most Siseranists gave up their former religion, but the third republic had to endure several violent uprisings. In these uprisings, an estimated 3,200 people lost their lives before the republic returned to peace. An expedition to the remains of Neu Ludwigshafen in the 5th month of 1697 brought Sankt Ludwigshafen two-hundred survivors and assets that made it possible to establish its own automobile industry. The Stadtparlement was determined to make sure that Sankt Ludwigshafen would develop itself into an industrial nation.

While many citizens supported the industrialisation of Sankt Ludwigshafen, they opposed the steps that the Stadtparlement wanted to take to get there. The construction of roads was for example seen as a danger to the social cohesion in towns, by promoting internal migration. There were also lingering concerns that the construction of new roads would make it easier to perform armoured assaults on the republic's cities, and before any wide roads were built, the republic started to build fortifications around its town, most notably Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. As the republic started to develop, it also become more self-conscious and began to participate in international relations. In 1697 a consul was sent to Oudorp to further Ludwigshafener interests in the Craitish seaport. To cater to the spiritual needs of the Ludwiggian people in Oudorp, the Ludwiggian Reformed Church also established a mission in that town. The church evangelised among the local population, at first without success, but as the political situation in Zandarijn worsened and Monovian militants threatened the dominion, more and more found comfort in the Nazarene teachings.

==== Incorporation of Oudorp ====

In late 1699 [[Zandarijn]], which neighboured Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south, disintegrated following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]]. The Ludwiggian consul in Oudorp warned Stadtholder Rettich that the situation in the vitally important seaport had become very unstable and that Sankt Ludwigshafen risked losing its ability to trade with overseas nations on Micras. The Stadtparlement was called together and it resolved to inform the Craitish government in [[Cherry Trees]] that Sankt Ludwigshafen would assume government in Oudorp until Craitland would restore law and order in Zandarijn. At the same time the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen was deployed to the town, which did not resist the Ludwiggian incursion. Several thousand refugees from other parts of Zandarijn made their way to Oudorp as well and were redistributed among the various settlements throughout the republic in emergency housing facilities, while funds for construction of permanent housing were brought together. The Craitish government in Cherry Trees responded to the Stadtparlement resolution by recognising Ludwiggian rule over Oudorp a few days later.

==== Ludwiggian-Monovian War ====

Between II.1702 and III.1705, the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen fought a war with Monovian militants who were held responsible for the downfall of Zandarijn in 1699. The militants were led by King [[Elonzo XII]] who reigned from the ruins of Monoviaville in the western part of the Lanzerwald. The Stadtparlement created the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] to fight the militants, with a strength of 5,100 men. Most of the war was characterised by limited skirmishes between Ludwiggian and Monovian troops, with the exception of the battle of Monoviaville that took place in III.1705 when Sankt Ludwigshafen assaulted King Elonzo XII's stronghold. The war resulted in the conquest of Monovian-held territories by Sankt Ludwigshafen, most of which were incorporated into the Lanzerwald nationally protected forest. The city of Monoviaville was renamed to Stadt Sankt Elonzo to honour Elonzo XII, after his death in VII.1705. Apart from the territorial gains through the war, it is notable because for the first time Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to develop an airplane. The [[J-1 Lärm]], a powered wooden glider capable of carrying dumb bombs, was created to scout the dense forests for enemy entrenchments.

=== Fourth Republic ===

In X.1705 representatives from [[Louisville]] and [[Sankt Elonzo]] presented a petition to the Stadtparlement which stated that the city councils and the inhabitants of these cities felt that the constitutional arrangements of the Third Republic did not cater to the interests of citizens outside Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen. They demanded the Stadtparlement to be reformed into a truly national parliament. There was some opposition to the plan, primarily from politicians who felt that the Stadtparlement already functioned as a national parliament, and that the criticism only focused on the name. Nevertheless, a constitutional dialogue between representatives of all communities was held in XII.1705. The new constitution was formally adopted by the Stadtparlement in II.1706. Important changes were the establishment of a standing army, guarantees of social security and a new parliament, which was called the [[Nationalversammlung der Republik Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Despite some calls for federalisation, the republic maintained strictly unitary.

[[File:Boundary marker rsl.png|thumb|A delegation from the Mondosphere inspected the boundary markers at the Ludwiggian-Mondese border in I.1707.]]

XV.1706 saw the expansion of the Mondosphere towards the Ludwiggian border to the west of Sankt Elonzo, the first time since the fall of Zandarijn that the republic had a neighbour who was recognised by the MCS. The initial reaction from the Ludwiggians was of concern, both because of the rapid expansion and the hard to understand nature of [[Mondo Etzeterra]] himself, him being a lich. Emotions cooled down when a delegation from the Mondosphere together with a delegation from the Nationalversammlung inspected the new common borders and its boundary marks and found no issue. The Ludwiggians applauded the meticulous and orderly nature of their new neighbours and were pleased to be able to converse in South Cibolan Saxon with them.

=== Lanzerwaldian Period ===

Following the [[Second Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] the dominance of Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald waned and gave way to the rise of the cities that were formerly part of Zandarijn to take the leading role in the Lanzerwald. These Cibolan-Diets speaking cities signed the [[Union of Oudorp]] and invited the cities of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen to participate as well. The Union of Oudorp led to the [[Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald]] on 1.X.1709. Between 1709 and 1716 the nation of Lanzerwald persisted, first under the aforementioned name of the Republic of the United Cities in the Lanzerwald (1709-1715), to be replaced by the highly decentralised [[Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] (1715-1716) in 1715 after the [[1715 Lanzerwaldian Mutiny]], the final iteration of the Lanzerwald Republic was the [[Republic of the Sovereign Lanzerwald]] that existed briefly in 1716 and was a return to centralised government from Oudorp.

=== Restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen ===

The Realm of the Sovereign Lanzerwald had outlawed all railways, electronic devices, motorised vehicles and plastics and even ordered for them to be destroyed. This angered [[Ludwig Schafenweide]], owner of [[Osthügel Motorenwerke]] and he started building an alliance of like-minded Ludwiggian people who wanted Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to once again become the centre of the republic, rather than the more rural cities, ruled by Cibolan-Diets speaking people of Zandarijn descent, where the [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] had promoted a Luddite agenda that had led to economic downfall and famines. During the bloody [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] the Army of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen destroyed the far-away lying rural cities and restored primacy of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen in the Lanzerwald.

The restoration of Sankt Ludwigshafen planted the seeds of its immolation, which germinated quickly. Already during the war, Sankt Ludwigshafen's only friendly neighbour, Mondo, with whom discussions about a military alliance had been in an advanced stage, joined the hostile Raspur Pact instead after Lanzerwaldian negotiators were neglectful in finishing up the talks and present a final treaty proposal. Xaiville Convention ally Hurmu performed a series of razzias against people affiliated with the republic, after Ludwiggians there were found to be active in illegal Siseranist congregations, and issued an order for the arrest of Sankt Ludwighafen's first Lady Charlene Schafenweide. The other Xaiville Convention member states refused to side with Sankt Ludwigshafen and it saw no other option than to leave the convention. The news of Sankt Ludwigshafen's complete isolation was a shock to the people in the republic, who realised that nothing would prevent the hostile neighbours from having their way with the republic. They abandoned their homes in the city, which they set alight and fled into the Lanzerwald forest. The republic seemed to sink into [[the Green]] on 24.XV.1716.

After the initial scare people returned to the city and started rebuilding it. The panic was replaced with a determination to restore the republic to its former glory, and even make it greater than before. As it turned out that Stadtholder Simon Schafenweide had passed away on 14.I.1717, new elections were announced and held on 1.II.1717.

== Territorial changes ==

<gallery>
File:Map Sanktludwigshafen.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen as part of Alrig in 1682
File:Lanzerwald.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of the Lanzerwald in 1690
File:Sanktludwigshafen map 1699.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen after the addition of Oudorp in 1699
File:Claim_ludwigshafen_2021_09_03.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1700
File:Claim ludwigshafen 2022 02 13.png|Sankt Ludwigshafen in 1705 following the absorption of Monovian territories during the Ludwiggian-Monovian War, not yet accepted by MCS
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== Politics ==

The Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen was a parliamentary republic governed by a ''Stadtparlement'' (city parliament), with 50 seats, which was presided by the ''Vorsitzende des Stadtparlements'' and elected by all citizens every three years. The fist act of a new Stadtparlement was to elect a ''[[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Statthalterin]]'' (stadtholder), who led the executive branch of the state. Several parties participated in the elections, the most popular of which were the [[Traditional Party of 1680]] and the [[Slight Reform Party of 1681]], which advocated a more humane death penalty for heretics and pagans. The [[Progressive Alliance of 1683]] participated in the 1683 elections, with an agenda of religious freedom and tolerance. In 1689 the Stadtparlement's composition was not the result of elections but a provisional Stadtparlement was agreed upon by delegations of the Traditional Party and the Slight Reform Party, which saw a need to re-establish law and order in Sankt Ludwigshafen, following the influx of refugees from Barbary. The Progressive Alliance was left out of negotiations and forcefully disbanded as part of the first session of the Stadtparlement.

Over the years the Traditional Party has been able to update its policies and was able to remain relevant. Around 1690 leading members of the Traditional Party were the first to recognize that the nation would become more and more a Nazarene nation, rather than the Siseranist nation it had been before. The Slight Reform Party did not anticipate this and kept pushing for a Siseranist agenda, leading to a landslide election victory for the Traditional Party in 1690. After the civil war Siseranism was no longer a tolerated religion within the republic and the Slight Reform Party was only barely able to remain part of the Stadtparlement, with one seat. In II.1697 the [[Tekeel Party of 1697]] was founded, which represented citizens that felt that the Traditional Party had championed too far-reaching reforms, such as the 1696 law on infrastructure, that paved the way for electricity, paved roads and rail roads in the republic.

=== Election results ===
==== Stadtparlement elections 1680 - 1705 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1680 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1680]]
| 50
|
|
|
|-
| [[1683 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1683]]
| 39
| 10
| 1
|
|-
| [[1689 pro forma elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1689]]*
| 35
| 15
|
|
|-
| [[1690 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1690]]
| 47
| 3
|
|
|-
| [[1696 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1696]]
| 49
| 1
|
|
|-
| [[1699 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1699]]
| 43
| 4
| 2
| 1
|-
| [[1702 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1702]]
| 45
| 3
| 1
| 1
|-
| [[1705 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1705]]
| 42
| 5
| 2
| 1
|-
| scope="row" colspan="4"| * Pro forma, no actual votes cast
|}

==== Nationalversammlung elections 1706 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1706 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1706]]
| 93
| 3
| 3
| 1
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1707 ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1707 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1707]]
| 48
| 1
| 0
| 1
|-
|}

==== Steden-Generaal elections in the Lanzerwald, 1709 - 1715 ====

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1709 elections in the Lanzerwald|1709]]
| 95
| 2
| 0
| 3
|-
| [[1712 elections in the Lanzerwald|1712]]
| 96
| 1
| 1
| 2
|-
| [[1715 elections in the Lanzerwald|1715]]
| 97
| 1
| 0
| 2
|}

==== Stadtparlement elections 1717 - present ====
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Traditional Party '80
! scope="col" | Slight Reform Party '81
! scope="col" | Progressive Alliance '83
! scope="col" | Tekeel Party '97
|-
| [[1717 elections in Sankt Ludwigshafen|1717]]
| 43
| 3
| 2
| 1
|}

=== Constitution ===
The 1696 [[Constitution of the Third Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]] reflects the morals and values of the Ludwiggian Reformed Church. The constitution both recognises the fallen nature of the people, but also the prospect of redemption. The constitution forbids the death penalty, and life sentences without the possibility of parole. The constitution also confirms the Nazarene faith as the national faith of the Ludwiggian people, although it does not ban other religions explicitly. The Siseranist religion, and other religions that demand human sacrifices are banned in seperate legislation.

=== Foreign relations ===
Sankt Ludwigshafen is not a member of any international organisations. The nation is not a member of military pacts. The republic has not formally adopted a policy of permanent neutrality but there is ongoing debate within Ludwiggian society whether this should be considered in the future. In XI.1702 representatives from Ludwigshafen met with representatives from Craitland to discuss a possible ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the [[Xäiville Convention]]. On 23.IX.1703 Sankt Ludwigshafen was formally welcomed into the convention, but left it again on 21.XV.1716 following the arrests of Ludwiggian students who enjoyed the right to free travel in Hurmu, which was considered by Sankt Ludwigshafen to be a breach of the convention, but the other member states did not wish to speak up for Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The republic had friendly relations with [[Craitland]], which bordered Sankt Ludwigshafen in the south with its province of [[Zandarijn]]. Using the Craitish seaport of Oudorp, Sankt Ludwigshafen was able to conduct commerce with nations all over Micras. Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] and the retreat of Craitland from Cibola, Sankt Ludwigshafen was allowed to gain control over Oudorp. Ties between Craitland and Sankt Ludwigshafen remained cordial in the following years, even more so after the ascension of Sankt Ludwigshafen into the aforementioned Xaïville Convention. Relations with [[Jingdao]] were friendly, due to cultural and, previously, religious ties. Relations between Jingdao and Sankt Ludwigshafen were never formalised and are not as strong in the early 1700s as they were before. In 1691 the republic signed the [[Treaty of Rherci]] with [[Calbion]], which was a neighbour at the time, establishing friendly relations with that nation, and in 1703 the republic signed the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] with the Benacian power [[Sanama]]. The Ludwiggian ambassador to Sanama also functions as the republics representative to the other Benacian nations. Relations were very friendly, even if not formalised yet, with the Mondostate of [[Etzeland]], but deteriorated after Sankt Ludwigshafen and Mondo to form an alliance were suspected to be done in bad faith by Mondo who joined the Raspur Pact instead.

==== Treaties ====

* 1691: [[Treaty of Rherci]], [[Calbion]]
* 1703: [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sanama]]
* 1707: [[1707 Treaty between Sankt Ludwigshafen and Sint Barentsz|Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Republic of Sint Barentsz]]

==== Former treaties ====

* 1703-1716: [[Xäiville Convention]], with at the time [[Craitland]], [[Hurmu]], [[Mercury]], [[Senya]], [[South Sea Islands]], [[Tellia]]

== Military ==

Traditionally the republic only had a small standing army, the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] which is a mounted infantry corps. This was previously complemented by a conscription army that could be levied during times of war. In the 1699 military reform the conscription model was abandoned and replaced by a standing army of professional soldiers, complemented by a military reserve force of volunteers. From 1682 to 1685 500 regulars of the Alriggian presidential army were permanently stationed in Sankt Ludwigshafen.

The professional armed forces that were established in 1699 are called the Republikswehr. It consists of the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen, a mounted infantry corps, the Füsilierkorps Ludwigshafen, a naval infantry corps, and the Bunkerkorps which mans the casemates in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville. Both expeditionary branches of the Republikswehr have a manpower of 2,000 souls. The Bunkerkorps has a manpower of circa 300 souls, it is heavily dependant on the reservists of the Bezirkbürgerwehr in times of war. Like before the reform, the Ludwiggian armed forces do not have a focus on mechanization, without having armoured vehicles or large-hulled sea-faring vessels to its disposal.

All physically and mentally fit students of the [[Mittelschule (Sankt Ludwigshafen)|Mittelschule]] are trained in basic markmanship and military skills. Until 1699 they would be added into the Bezirkbürgerwehr (district citizen’s militia) of the district where they resided, which was headed by a Hauptmann. The different militias fell under the command of one single Oberst, who had the authority to call for the mobilisation of conscripts in emergencies. Since 1699 the Bezirkbürgerwehr invites all young adults between the ages of 18 and 25 to continue their training, but this is no longer mandatory.

Throughout its history Sankt Ludwigshafen has had a military doctrine that is focused on defence and the republic has hardly ever spent resources on developing offensive capabilities. This policy was originally born out of necessity as the republic was simply too small to command an expeditionary army. In the late 1690's, casemates were constructed around Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen and Louisville to be able to defend these cities even when wider paved roads are built in the near future. In order to deter naval attacks on the port of Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen, plans have been drafted to build two concrete forts just off the coast, that will be armed with heavy cannons and radar and sonar installations.

Following the [[Sack of Hamstadt]] in 1699 by Monovian militants, the Dominion of Zandarijn, which belonged to [[Craitland]] started to fail and the Stadtparlement launched [[Operation Enduring Fellowship]] to prevent the republic losing access to the vitally important seaport of [[Oudorp]]. With permission and cooperation from Craitish authorities, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen takes control of the city. During Operation Enduring Fellowship the Dragonerkorps fights the Monovian militants, who are being led by [[Elonzo XII]], several times, resulting in the loss of life of 55 dragoons. Operation Enduring Fellowship is formally concluded in XV.1701. However, hostilities between Sankt Ludwigshafen and the Monovians do not end there, in XIV.1702 the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]] starts and the Stadtparlement creates the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] out of several Bezirkbürgerwehrs, to combat the, unrecognised, Kingdom of Monovia. During the war the Kriegskorps develops the first warplane of the republic, the [[J-1 Lärm]]. The war is concluded in III.1705.

After the war, the Kriegskorps is meant to be dissolved but the newly gained city of Sankt Elonzo asks for a remnant of the Kriegskorps to be deployed there while it can establish its own Bezirkbürgerwehr. In the constitutional talks of XII.1705, that would ultimately lead to the Fourth Republic, it is determined that the Kriegskorps will not be dissolved, but will become the main fighting force of the republic and that it will be transformed into a professional standing army.

== Economy ==

The economy of Sankt Ludwigshafen was based on the logging and fishing industry. Whaling was a traditional practice of the inhabitants of Sankt Ludwigshafen. It was not economically viable anymore due to the high costs associated with whaling in the waters surrounding Sankt Ludwigshafen and the lack of an export market. As of 1685, most products of the logging and fishing industry were exported as raw materials, with most of the profit being made overseas. In the months before the first republic's collapse, the Stadtparlement was trying to change this by offering subsidies and loans for the construction of factories in Sankt Ludwigshafen. This was not as successful as was hoped, within the republic there was not much expertise on the construction and management of large factories, and foreign investors expressed their doubt about the republic's aversion to infrastructure. Still, some smaller scale operations were set up, creating high quality wooden objects that are prized on the international market, such as casings for clocks and intricate carvings.

Until 1690, the national currency was the Jingdaoese Kala, but the [[Craitish Cräite]] was also commonly used. While the [[Ludwigspfennig]] was minted in Sankt Ludwigshafen, it was usually only used for everyday purchases such as groceries. This changed in 1690 when the Stadtparlement accepted a reform of the Ludwigspfennig, which made it a fiat money with lighter coins and banknotes, so that it would be more practical in daily use. The foreign currencies remained in use in international trade but were slowly phased out in the domestic market.

The republic bans an array of goods and materials that are in common use in most of the modern world. This includes most artificial plastics, electronics and clothing made out of different thread materials. Instead of artificial plastics products are made out of metal, wood or bone. The Ludwiggian ban on these products is often confusing for tourists and a hindrance to the tourism market.

=== Tourism ===

Following the ratification of the [[Treaty between Sanama and Sankt Ludwigshafen]] visitors from [[Sanama]] were among the first to visit Sankt Ludwigshafen purely for pleasure. Previous visitors like [[Only Natopian in town|Earnest Godström]] had visited as students, but the Sanamans came purely to enjoy the snowy hills and experience some of the Ludwiggian culture. As these tourists first appeared no special accommodation had been prepared for them, but they were given a room at the local village hall, usually for free. In 1704 the first accommodations built purely for tourists had been built, small hotels that also offered skiing equipment and hot meals. Families with spare rooms also took tourists in, and would usually let them participate in the family life as if they were genuinely part of it. The Ludwiggian tourist industry remained small however, with no more than 12,000 people visiting the republic annually.

== Infrastructure ==

Until late 1693, cars and other motorised vehicles were extremely uncommon in Sankt Ludwigshafen, if not explicitly banned. Ludwiggian roads outside the city were originally constructed a maximum of 88cm wide to make it more difficult for modern armies that depend on armour to attack the city. In the city, roads were usually suitable for cars and light trucks, but draught animals were usually preferred. Heavy transport usually took place over water, from the inland to Sankt Ludwigshafen over the river Karlsfluß in hulks. In the harbour the goods were placed on cogs that sail them to [[Oudorp]] in [[Zandarijn]], [[Craitland]] from where they were distributed across Micras in modern container ships. In XI.1693 the Stadtparlement abandoned this policy as it was considered to be restraining economic growth in the republic too much. Construction of gravel roads to Molkhof, Hinterdünen and Craitmark were ordered. In IV.1694 an agreement was reached between [[Zandarijn]] and Sankt Ludwigshafen to construct a gravel road from Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen to [[Oudorp]] in Zandarijn, [[Craitland]].

From 1696 onwards, the Stadtparlement explored the possibility to pave some of the main roads of the republic, but high anticipated costs and local resistance prevented swift action. When in VII.1696 the Stadtparlement adopted a law detailing standards to be used in the road, rail and electric infrastructure. Among other things it was decided that future rail connections would be built using a 1,435 mm track gauge, cars would drive on the right side of paved roads, and 230V would be the standard for home and office delivery of electricity. At the moment when the law was adopted, the construction of relevant infrastructure had not yet commenced. The law became a point of contention in the Traditional Party, with many members opposing the introduction of these novities which they feared would erode the social structure of their communities. The law was only adopted when stadtholder Adam Rettich promised that none of the infrastructure described in the law would be built before the year 1700 and that nothing would be built without permission from the Stadtparlement after that date.

In 1700 the moratorium ended and the Stadtparlement ordered the construction of a road network, which would be known as the [[Kraftfahrstraßennetz Ludwigshafen]]. The first paved road to be constructed would lead from [[Louisville]] to [[Oudorp]] via [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]].

== Demographics ==

=== Population ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Population
|-
| 1680
| 089,286
|-
| 1685
| 093,745
|-
| 1690
| 097,385
|-
| 1695
| 094,229
|-
| 1700
| 119,730
|}

{{see also|Sankt Ludwigshafen census}}

=== Ethnicity ===

The republic was initially founded to provide a safe haven for South Cibolan Saxons who still followed the old Siseranist religion that Prince Ludwig publicly confessed to during his lifetime. What constitutes a South Cibolan Saxon was a point of divergence between ethnonationalist hardliners and linguistic/religious nationalists who claimed that anybody who prays to Sisera in the South Cibolan Saxon language is welcome. In reality, the discussion was mostly academic in nature as very few people from outside felt attracted to the slightly anachronistic state. Most people who were naturalised into the republic joined through marriage with a native Saxon and conversion to Siseranism, effectively assimilating into Sankt Ludwighafen's society. After most people in the republic were baptised into the Nazarene faith from 1690 onwards, the requirement to adhere to Siseranism was naturally waived.

The fact that the Ludwiggian ethnicity was no longer related to Siseranism led to the idea that the citizens of the republic were not just Cibolan Saxons, they constituted the [[Ludwiggian people]]. Following the establishment of the third republic in 1696, the republic also welcomed the Alexandrian speaking [[Louisian people|Louisians]].

In 1699 the Craitish dominion of Zandarijn was dissolved and the town of [[Oudorp]] was absorbed into the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen along with around 20,000 Zandarinians who have their own unique culture and who speak a language that is related to [[Batavia|Batavian]].

The population of Stadt Sankt Elonzo, which was added to Sankt Ludwigshafen after the Ludwiggian-Monovian War in 1705, is closely related to the Louisian people, but speaks a Saxon dialect close to Ludwiggian.

=== Religion ===

The national religion of Sankt Ludwigshafen was traditionally Ludwiggian Siseranism. Which was a particular branch of Siseranism, derived from the Siseranist periods of [[Walstadt]]. The crucifixion of [[Elijah Ayreon]] by [[Sisera]] was one of the key theological pillars of the religion. In contrast to Jingdaoese Siseranism, Siseranism in Sankt Ludwig saw both Sisera and Elijah Ayreon positively. This was due to the influence of [[Natopia|Natopian]] [[Bovinism]]. Prince Ludwig of Walstadt was celebrated as a saint in Sankt Ludwig. The stories about how he gained control over the principality were legends with which all Ludwigians are familiar. The return to Walstadt in the late days of Micras was also a common theme in Ludwigian Siseranism.

A key teaching of the religion was that while individuality and personal expression are not inherently bad, in the end all people must be ready to be sacrificed for the stability of the state. This opened up the religion to cases of abuse, where elders would try to cover-up wrongdoings by claiming that exposure would hurt the community more and that the victim of an "incident" should not pursue persecution. After a series of incidents, involving cases of physical, mental and rare cases of sexual abuse, the Church of Sankt Ludwig showed remorse for its position and stressed the need for transparency and accountability.

In 1690 the personal diary of Ludwig of Walstadt was discovered, which shook the republic on its theological foundations. It became clear that Ludwig of Walstadt did not follow the theology of Sisera out of conviction, but because he felt allying with the strong Jingdaoese Empire was the only way to secure the future of his people. Later in his life Ludwig became to regret this choice and was even secretly baptised into the [[Nazarene]] faith. The discovery led to an increased interest in the Nazarene faith in Sankt Ludwigshafen, with some fishermen heading out to the [[South Sea Islands]] to learn more about the religion from the [[Protestantse Kerk in de Zuidzee-eilanden]]. The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] was founded, which quickly became the largest religious denomination within the republic with 84,4% of the population of Sankt Ludwigshafen baptised into the new faith by the end of 1690, with only 15,6% still claiming to adhere to the old Siseranist faith. The Siseranist religion was completely outlawed in 1696 when the Third Republic was established, because of the gruesome deeds executed in the name of Siseranism during the civil war. However, a new small religious minority emerged as the Louisians joined Sankt Ludwigshafen, some of them are members of the [[Autocephalous Nazarene Church of Alexandria]].

Religious life in Sankt Ludwigshafen is characterised by a free and open attitude. The clergy of the church stresses that it is not a source of divine knowledge and that interpretation of the Scripture is difficult even for experts, so that final answers cannot be given. Believers are encouraged to attend services at least monthly, to participate in the mystical supper.

== Culture ==

The culture in Sankt Ludwigshafen is egalitarian but also traditional. Ostentatious display of wealth is considered a 'faux pas' by Ludwiggers. Ludwiggian society values the written, spoken or sung word above visual images. Highly valued cultural works are first and foremost religious hymns and poems, but also poetry that deals with the everyday secular life of the Ludwiggian people. The people in Sankt Ludwigshafen are slow to adapt new technologies, and view technological progress with distrust. Where other nations adapt these technologies to make life more pleasant or easy, Ludwiggians believe that hard work should not be substituted. This is in part inspired by their understanding of the Nazarene faith, and especially Genesis 3:19 ''"In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return."''

Sankt Ludwigshafen participated in the [[Microvision Song Contest]] in [[Microvision Song Contest 2020|2020]] and [[Microvision Song Contest 2021|2021]]. Entries in the Microvision Song Contest tend to be more ''underground'' musical genres which are not well known to the general public with lyrics or instrumentals that are more vulgar or louder than is usually acceptable in Ludwiggian society. Entries are selected by the [[Ludwiggian Microvisional Society]].

=== Cuisine ===

The cuisine of Sankt Ludwigshafen is based on the products that are locally available through the farming and fishing industry. Very little food products are imported from overseas. Traditional staples are wheat, from which bread and pasta are made, apples and pears, root vegetables, cabbages and fish. Spices and herbs that are used in the Ludwiggian cuisine are dill, juniper berries, savory and chervil, all of which are produced locally and often in the own home garden. Refined sugars are not used in the Ludwiggian cuisine, as they are considered an unnecessary 'worldly' product.

Crêpes are a local speciality in Louisville, while apple crumble is a local speciality of Oudorp.

== Feminism and LGBT rights ==

During the ancient Siseranist era, the state did not formally recognise differences between man and woman. However, the prominence of the Siseranist religion had led to some differences in the acceptance of behaviour in men and women. For example, ruthless and tyrannical behaviour was more often accepted in women than in men. Many leading positions were taken by women. An exception was the fishing fleet, which was and is dominated by men. This was however a dangerous industry which mourned many casualties each year, including captains of ships lost-at-sea. Starting in 1690, the Siseranist viewpoint eroded in Sankt Ludwigshafen following the adoption of the [[Nazarene]] faith by a majority of the population, which in the short-term resulted in a more equal society, but over time resulted in a more patriarchal society, as the Nazarene faith did not allow women to have leading positions in the church. The rise of the [[Restored Church]], which has influences from both [[Bovinism]] and Siseranism, and both women and men in leading position made society rather equal.

LGBT rights have always been recognised in the republic. Homosexuality was not prevalent more or less in Sankt Ludwig society compared to other states on [[Micras]], but has never been an issue of debate within secular society. Marriage is open to all people over the age of 20 and all marriage ceremonies are performed by the state, after which a religious ceremony to bless the marriage is customary. Under the old Siseranist religion, the story of the transgender Mrs Donder, who was one of the helpers of Sisera in the [[Hurmu Genocide]] was the basis for a doctrine of tolerance towards trans people. The state does not record the sex or gender of citizens or travellers in passports, visa or other official documentation. Gender affirmation surgeries are not performed in the hospitals of Sankt Ludwigshafen as the state hospitals do not have enough patients to warrant this. Referral to foreign clinics is possible, but not usually paid for by the state's medical insurance organisation.

The [[Ludwiggian Reformed Church]] sees the presence of homosexuality on Micras as a result of the [[wikipedia:Fall of man|Fall of Man]]. Despite this view, it initially did not see homosexuality as something that could be changed by the individual and encouraged homosexual believers to find comfort in a monogamous relationship with a partner of the same sex, including marriage. Whether the Ludwiggian Reformed Church should continue to bless homosexual marriages was debated throughout the early 1690's, with some local churches refusing the blessing. These churches remain a small minority among the republic's many churches. Overall, the churches of the republic are open and welcoming to all members of the LGBT community. However, because the church still sees homosexuality as a sin, despite its sugar-coating, many of its members who deal with homosexual thoughts suffer from anxiety and guilt as a result of the teachings of the church.

The Restored Church encourages its members to accept themselves and does not associate sexual attractions with morality, unless they negatively impact other people. This is based on both the Bovine story of the [[Vices of Mount Vice]] and the teachings of Sisera towards [[Mrs Donder]].

Since 1717, the education system of Sankt Ludwigshafen teaches students of all ages about sexuality and gender identity in a way that is suitable to the age of the students. Important topics include the equal worth of people regardless of sex or gender, the importance of consent in sexual relations, different ways to express sexuality and different ways to express gender identity, such as the possibility to be cis-gendered, trans-gendered or non-binary. The Ludwiggian Reformed Church has warned against sex education of younger individuals, but its hysterical claims about what the children were taught have only further alienated the church in Ludwiggian society.

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Simon Schafenweide

2023-02-25T20:50:04Z

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{{Ludwigshafen Article}}{{Hurmu article}}

'''Simon Schafenweide''' was a politician and businessman, born in [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]], [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] in 1690. He was the son of [[Ludwig Schafenweide]] and he was married to [[Charlène Jolicoeur-Schafenweide]]. On 14.XII.1716 Simon Schafenweide was appointed to the position of [[Statthalterin of Sankt Ludwigshafen|Stadtholder of Sankt Ludwigshafen]] following a constitutional crisis after his father was arrested for his brutal methods in the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] civil war.

Simon Schafenweide finished his education at the [[Higher education in Hurmu|University of Huyenkula]] where he met his wife, as they shared classes in Nazarene theology. The both of them were devout Nazarene followers since an early age but were disappointed in Nazarene theology as they learned more of it. From 1714 onwards the two were introduced to a secret Siseranist doomsday cult that was active in Hurmu, but felt the views of that group a bit too extreme and they left the group in 1716 before they got married. The two were married on 20.XI.1716 and left Hurmu less than a month later when Simon was appointed Stadtholder.

As Stadtholder Simon Schafenweide continued the dream of his father to modernise and industrialise the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen. His dreams failed miserably and he committed suicide by throwing himself into a cold river on 14.I.1717, only part of his gnawed body were recovered.

Simon Schafenweide was succeeded by his younger brother, [[Hans Schafenweide]] as Stadtholder of Sankt Ludwigshafen.

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1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T16:08:47Z

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{{Ludwigshafen Article}}

The '''1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen''' refers to an effort undertaken by Stadtholder [[Hans Schafenweide]] to modernise the organisation of the armed forces of the [[Sankt Ludwigshafen|Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Before the modernisation, the formal organisation of the military only recognised the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] (mounted infantry), the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] (infantry) and the [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]] (navy), three military units that were only integrated insofar as they were commanded by the Stadtholder, who had no permanent general staff to assist him in the command of the armed forces, but relied on the advice from the generals themselves. This was changed with the addition of a permanent military staff in the office of the Stadtholder in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen.

While the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] saw the first use of armoured vehicles by the Republic's armed forces, the corpses also had no official place for armoured vehicles, but instead relied on set numbers of donkeys and horses. While the donkeys and horses were kept in the service, the military reorganisation saw the acquisition of diesel trucks for the first time. The reorganisation also saw the establishment of an additional corps that would employ the armoured vehicles that already existed in the inventory of the republic, the [[Panzergefechtswagen I]].

In the Kriegskorps and the Dragonerkorps, the divisions were renamed into regiments, to better reflect the stronger distinction that was made between administrative and operational organisation of the armed forces. This distinction was not made in the navy, as its small size, only two ships were under construction, did not warrant that at that moment in time.

== Administrative organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Number
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Establishment
|-
| 01
|
| Military staff of the Stadtholder of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| 1717
|-
| 10
|
| [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1702
|-
| 20
|
| [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1681
|-
| 21
|
| [[Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1717
|-
| 30
|
| [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]]
| Admiral
| 1716
|}

== Operational organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==
''Only permanent formations are named''.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Description
|-
|
| Oberste Heeresleitung Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| Supreme command of all armed forces
|-
|
| [[Eingreiftruppe I]]
| Oberst
| Quick reactionary force
|-
|
| [[Großstadtdivision]]
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the capital city region
|-
|
| [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]]
| Admiral
| Responsible for the defence of the coastal waters, economic exclusive zone and maritime routes.
|-
|
| [[Nordhafendivision]]
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the Nordhafen region
|-
|
| [[Nordwalddivision]]
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the northern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| [[Südwalddivision]]
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the southern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| [[Westwalddivision]]
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the western region of the Lanzerwald
|}

1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T15:49:09Z

Unfortunately:

{{Ludwigshafen Article}}

The '''1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen''' refers to an effort undertaken by Stadtholder [[Hans Schafenweide]] to modernise the organisation of the armed forces of the [[Sankt Ludwigshafen|Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Before the modernisation, the formal organisation of the military only recognised the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] (mounted infantry), the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] (infantry) and the [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]] (navy), three military units that were only integrated insofar as they were commanded by the Stadtholder, who had no permanent general staff to assist him in the command of the armed forces, but relied on the advice from the generals themselves. This was changed with the addition of a permanent military staff in the office of the Stadtholder in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen.

While the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] saw the first use of armoured vehicles by the Republic's armed forces, the corpses also had no official place for armoured vehicles, but instead relied on set numbers of donkeys and horses. While the donkeys and horses were kept in the service, the military reorganisation saw the acquisition of diesel trucks for the first time. The reorganisation also saw the establishment of an additional corps that would employ the armoured vehicles that already existed in the inventory of the republic, the [[Panzergefechtswagen I]].

In the Kriegskorps and the Dragonerkorps, the divisions were renamed into regiments, to better reflect the stronger distinction that was made between administrative and operational organisation of the armed forces. This distinction was not made in the navy, as its small size, only two ships were under construction, did not warrant that at that moment in time.

== Administrative organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Number
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Establishment
|-
| 01
|
| Military staff of the Stadtholder of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| 1717
|-
| 10
|
| [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1702
|-
| 20
|
| [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1681
|-
| 21
|
| [[Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1717
|-
| 30
|
| [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]]
| Admiral
| 1716
|}

== Operational organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==
''Only permanent formations are named''.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Description
|-
|
| Oberste Heeresleitung Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| Supreme command of all armed forces
|-
|
| Großstadtdivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the capital city region
|-
|
| Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen
| Admiral
| Responsible for the defence of the coastal waters, economic exclusive zone and maritime routes.
|-
|
| Nordhafendivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the Nordhafen region
|-
|
| Nordwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the northern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| Südwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the southern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| Westwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the western region of the Lanzerwald
|}

1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T15:46:48Z

Unfortunately: /* Operational organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation */

{{Ludwigshafen Article}}

The '''1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen''' refers to an effort undertaken by Stadtholder [[Hans Schafenweide]] to modernise the organisation of the armed forces of the [[Sankt Ludwigshafen|Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Before the modernisation, the formal organisation of the military only recognised the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] (mounted infantry), the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] (infantry) and the [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]] (navy), three military units that were only integrated insofar as they were commanded by the Stadtholder, who had no permanent general staff to assist him in the command of the armed forces, but relied on the advice from the generals themselves. This was changed with the addition of a permanent military staff in the office of the Stadtholder in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen.

While the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] saw the first use of armoured vehicles by the Republic's armed forces, the corpses also had no official place for armoured vehicles, but instead relied on set numbers of donkeys and horses. While the donkeys and horses were kept in the service, the military reorganisation saw the acquisition of diesel trucks for the first time. The reorganisation also saw the establishment of an additional corps that would employ the armoured vehicles that already existed in the inventory of the republic, the [[Panzergefechtswagen I]].

In the Kriegskorps and the Dragonerkorps, the divisions were renamed into regiments, to better reflect the stronger distinction that was made between administrative and operational organisation of the armed forces.

== Administrative organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Number
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Establishment
|-
| 01
|
| Military staff of the Stadtholder of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| 1717
|-
| 10
|
| [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1702
|-
| 20
|
| [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1681
|-
| 21
|
| [[Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1717
|-
| 30
|
| [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]]
| Admiral
| 1716
|}

== Operational organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==
''Only permanent formations are named''.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Description
|-
|
| Oberste Heeresleitung Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| Supreme command of all armed forces
|-
|
| Großstadtdivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the capital city region
|-
|
| Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen
| Admiral
| Responsible for the defence of the coastal waters, economic exclusive zone and maritime routes.
|-
|
| Nordhafendivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the Nordhafen region
|-
|
| Nordwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the northern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| Südwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the southern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| Westwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the western region of the Lanzerwald
|}

1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T15:40:45Z

Unfortunately: /* Operational organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation */

{{Ludwigshafen Article}}

The '''1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen''' refers to an effort undertaken by Stadtholder [[Hans Schafenweide]] to modernise the organisation of the armed forces of the [[Sankt Ludwigshafen|Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Before the modernisation, the formal organisation of the military only recognised the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] (mounted infantry), the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] (infantry) and the [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]] (navy), three military units that were only integrated insofar as they were commanded by the Stadtholder, who had no permanent general staff to assist him in the command of the armed forces, but relied on the advice from the generals themselves. This was changed with the addition of a permanent military staff in the office of the Stadtholder in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen.

While the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] saw the first use of armoured vehicles by the Republic's armed forces, the corpses also had no official place for armoured vehicles, but instead relied on set numbers of donkeys and horses. While the donkeys and horses were kept in the service, the military reorganisation saw the acquisition of diesel trucks for the first time. The reorganisation also saw the establishment of an additional corps that would employ the armoured vehicles that already existed in the inventory of the republic, the [[Panzergefechtswagen I]].

In the Kriegskorps and the Dragonerkorps, the divisions were renamed into regiments, to better reflect the stronger distinction that was made between administrative and operational organisation of the armed forces.

== Administrative organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Number
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Establishment
|-
| 01
|
| Military staff of the Stadtholder of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| 1717
|-
| 10
|
| [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1702
|-
| 20
|
| [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1681
|-
| 21
|
| [[Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1717
|-
| 30
|
| [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]]
| Admiral
| 1716
|}

== Operational organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==
''Only permanent formations are named''.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Description
|-
|
| Oberste Heeresleitung Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| Supreme command of all armed forces
|-
|
| Großstadtdivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the capital city region
|-
|
| Nordhafendivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the Nordhafen region
|-
|
| Nordwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the northern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| Südwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the southern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| Westwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the western region of the Lanzerwald
|}

1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T15:36:00Z

Unfortunately: /* Administrative organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation */

{{Ludwigshafen Article}}

The '''1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen''' refers to an effort undertaken by Stadtholder [[Hans Schafenweide]] to modernise the organisation of the armed forces of the [[Sankt Ludwigshafen|Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. Before the modernisation, the formal organisation of the military only recognised the [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]] (mounted infantry), the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] (infantry) and the [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]] (navy), three military units that were only integrated insofar as they were commanded by the Stadtholder, who had no permanent general staff to assist him in the command of the armed forces, but relied on the advice from the generals themselves. This was changed with the addition of a permanent military staff in the office of the Stadtholder in Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen.

While the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] saw the first use of armoured vehicles by the Republic's armed forces, the corpses also had no official place for armoured vehicles, but instead relied on set numbers of donkeys and horses. While the donkeys and horses were kept in the service, the military reorganisation saw the acquisition of diesel trucks for the first time. The reorganisation also saw the establishment of an additional corps that would employ the armoured vehicles that already existed in the inventory of the republic, the [[Panzergefechtswagen I]].

In the Kriegskorps and the Dragonerkorps, the divisions were renamed into regiments, to better reflect the stronger distinction that was made between administrative and operational organisation of the armed forces.

== Administrative organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Number
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Establishment
|-
| 01
|
| Military staff of the Stadtholder of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| 1717
|-
| 10
|
| [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1702
|-
| 20
|
| [[Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1681
|-
| 21
|
| [[Panzerkorps Ludwigshafen]]
| General
| 1717
|-
| 30
|
| [[Kriegsflotte Ludwigshafen]]
| Admiral
| 1716
|}

== Operational organisation of the armed forces after the reorganisation ==

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! scope="col" | Emblem
! scope="col" | Name
! scope="col" | Rank of commander
! scope="col" | Description
|-
|
| Oberste Heeresleitung Sankt Ludwigshafen
| Stadtholder
| Supreme command of all armed forces
|-
|
| Großstadtdivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the capital city region
|-
|
| Nordhafendivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the Nordhafen region
|-
|
| Nordwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the northern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| Südwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the southern region of the Lanzerwald
|-
|
| Westwalddivision
| Divisionskommandeur
| Responsible for the defence of the western region of the Lanzerwald
|}

Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T10:54:47Z

Unfortunately:

The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was the first military corps within [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] that was maintained during peacetime. It is a mounted infantry corps, one of the few on Micras that still uses horses and donkeys rather than vehicles with internal combustion engines. Outside of the city of Sankt Ludwigshafen, it is forbidden to build roads wider than half a [[Riq|Jingdaoese ric]] to prevent enemies from launching an armoured attack on the city. The dragoons are able to traverse these narrow roads and the thick forests around the city with ease. As of 1681, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen consists of 2,000 men and women, 1,000 horses and ponies and 250 donkeys. All members of the corps are trained and armed with rifles, regardless of their position and function. The corps is outfitted with 80 donkey-drawn heavy machine guns, 30 donkey-drawn anti-tank cannons as well as 10 donkey-drawn FLAK anti-air cannons.

During the [[1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen]] the divisions were renamed into regiments to better reflect the new distinction of administrative and operational organisation of the armed forces.

== Formation ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type of unit
! Patrol / Gruppe
! Company / Kompanie
! Regiment / Regiment
! Corps / Korps
|-
! Contains
| 4 mounted infantrymen, 4 specialists, 4 horses, 1 donkey
| 4 patrols
| 6 companies
| 10 divisions, 80 general staff members, 10 donkeys
|-
! Personell
| 8
| 32
| 192
| 2,000
|-
! Commander
| Wachtmeister
| Rittmeister
| Major
| General
|}

== Traditional secondary weapons ==

All members of the Dragonerkorps are trained in fire arms, but also in two traditional secondary weapons. The first of this is the seax, a long dagger from which the Cibolan Saxon people derive their name. The second is a sling, which is used with stones in its most basic form, but can also be used with grenades.

[[category:Sankt Ludwigshafen]]
[[Category:Military]]

Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T10:52:20Z

Unfortunately:

The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was the first military corps within [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] that was maintained during peacetime. It is a mounted infantry corps, one of the few on Micras that still uses horses and donkeys rather than vehicles with internal combustion engines. Outside of the city of Sankt Ludwigshafen, it is forbidden to build roads wider than half a [[Riq|Jingdaoese ric]] to prevent enemies from launching an armoured attack on the city. The dragoons are able to traverse these narrow roads and the thick forests around the city with ease. As of 1681, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen consists of 2,000 men and women, 1,000 horses and ponies and 250 donkeys. All members of the corps are trained and armed with rifles, regardless of their position and function. The corps is outfitted with 80 donkey-drawn heavy machine guns, 30 donkey-drawn anti-tank cannons as well as 10 donkey-drawn FLAK anti-air cannons.

During the [[1717 Military Reorganisation]] the divisions were renamed into regiments to better reflect the new distinction of administrative and operational organisation of the armed forces.

== Formation ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type of unit
! Patrol / Gruppe
! Company / Kompanie
! Regiment / Regiment
! Corps / Korps
|-
! Contains
| 4 mounted infantrymen, 4 specialists, 4 horses, 1 donkey
| 4 patrols
| 6 companies
| 10 divisions, 80 general staff members, 10 donkeys
|-
! Personell
| 8
| 32
| 192
| 2,000
|-
! Commander
| Wachtmeister
| Rittmeister
| Major
| General
|}

== Traditional secondary weapons ==

All members of the Dragonerkorps are trained in fire arms, but also in two traditional secondary weapons. The first of this is the seax, a long dagger from which the Cibolan Saxon people derive their name. The second is a sling, which is used with stones in its most basic form, but can also be used with grenades.

[[category:Sankt Ludwigshafen]]
[[Category:Military]]

1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T10:50:26Z

Unfortunately:

Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T10:49:39Z

Unfortunately:

{{Ludwigshafen Article}}

[[File:Rsl soldier 1706.png|thumb|Kriegskorps soldier in 1706 outfit]]

The '''Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen''' was an army first deployed by the Republic [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] during the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]]. The army was created through conscription out of the various regional militias of the [[Bezirkbürgwehr]]. Following the establishment of the [[Lanzerwald|Lanzerwald Republic]], the army was renamed into the [[1ste Krijgskorps]]. After the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]] the army was brought back as a standing army. During the [[1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen]] the divisions were renamed into regiments to better reflect the new distinction of administrative and operational organisation of the armed forces.

== Formation ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type of unit
! Platoon / Zug
! Company / Kompanie
! Regiment / Regiment
! Corps / Korps
|-
! Contains
| 25 soldiers, 2 donkeys
| 4 platoons
| 5 companies
| 10 divisions, 100 general staff members, 10 donkeys
|-
! Personell
| 25
| 100
| 500
| 5,100
|-
! Commander
| Leutnant
| Hauptmann
| Major
| General
|}

=== Standard issue ===
Clothes and protective items
* Lightweight helmet, made of aluminium sheet covered with leather and topped with a brass spike.
* Brown woollen scarf, 2m long.
* Green woollen coat with brass buttons.
* Green woollen sweater.
* Green woollen trousers.
* Brown leather boots.
* Brown leather belt with brass belt buckle.

Weapons
* [[Repetierbüchse 1699]]
* [[Seax]], forged by conscript himself during training.

[[category:Military]]

1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T10:25:44Z

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1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T10:12:51Z

Unfortunately:

Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T10:08:28Z

Unfortunately:

The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was the first military corps within [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]] that was maintained during peacetime. It is a mounted infantry corps, one of the few on Micras that still uses horses and donkeys rather than vehicles with internal combustion engines. Outside of the city of Sankt Ludwigshafen, it is forbidden to build roads wider than half a [[Riq|Jingdaoese ric]] to prevent enemies from launching an armoured attack on the city. The dragoons are able to traverse these narrow roads and the thick forests around the city with ease. As of 1681, the Dragonerkorps Ludwigshafen consists of 2,000 men and women, 1,000 horses and ponies and 250 donkeys. All members of the corps are trained and armed with rifles, regardless of their position and function. The corps is outfitted with 80 donkey-drawn heavy machine guns, 30 donkey-drawn anti-tank cannons as well as 10 donkey-drawn FLAK anti-air cannons.

== Formation ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type of unit
! Patrol / Gruppe
! Company / Kompanie
! Division / Division
! Corps / Korps
|-
! Contains
| 4 mounted infantrymen, 4 specialists, 4 horses, 1 donkey
| 4 patrols
| 6 companies
| 10 divisions, 80 general staff members, 10 donkeys
|-
! Personell
| 8
| 32
| 192
| 2,000
|-
! Commander
| Wachtmeister
| Rittmeister
| Major
| General
|}

== Traditional secondary weapons ==

All members of the Dragonerkorps are trained in fire arms, but also in two traditional secondary weapons. The first of this is the seax, a long dagger from which the Cibolan Saxon people derive their name. The second is a sling, which is used with stones in its most basic form, but can also be used with grenades.

[[category:Sankt Ludwigshafen]]
[[Category:Military]]

1717 Military Reorganisation in Sankt Ludwigshafen

2023-02-19T09:46:08Z

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Kriegskorps Tatschanka Kompanie

2023-02-18T21:22:16Z

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{{Ludwigshafen Article}}

The '''Kriegskorps Tatschanka Kompanie''' was an experimental company within the [[Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen]] of [[Sankt Ludwigshafen]]. The company used armoured wagons drawn by two donkeys per wagon, outfitted with heavy machine guns in the back. The Tatschanka Kompanie was the first effort of the armed forces of the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen to establish armoured cavalry. The idea to create the Tatschanka Kompanie arose after the [[Ludwiggian-Monovian War]], when the Kriegskorps was given the task to escort merchant convoys, from [[Stadt Sankt Ludwigshafen]] and Stadt [[Sankt Elonzo]] through the dangerous [[Lanzerwald (region)|Lanzerwald]]. With the help of the tachankas, the units were able to return fire to ambushing tribal attackers, without stopping the convoy.

The company was given funding by the [[Nationalversammlung der Republik Sankt Ludwigshafen]] in XII.1703, first units were operational in XIII.1703 and funding was scheduled to be provided until XV.1713. In I.1713 the experiment would have to be evaluated by the general staff of the Kriegskorps Ludwigshafen and an advise would have to be given to the Nationalversammlung whether to give the tachanka a permanent position within the Ludwigshafener armed forces. However, the rise of the [[Lanzerwald|Lanzerwald Republic]] proved to be an end to the experiment. When the Republic of Sankt Ludwigshafen rose again during the [[1716 Ludwiggian Restoration]], Ludwiggian technology had advanced further, and the [[Panzergefechtswagen I]] had made the Kriegskorps Tatschanka Kompanie obsolete.

== Formation ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type of unit
! Platoon / Zug
! Company / Kompanie
|-
! Contains
| 25 soldiers, 8 donkeys, 3 armoured wagons
| 4 platoons
|-
! Personell
| 25
| 100
|-
! Commander
| Leutnant
| Hauptmann
|}

[[category:Sankt Ludwigshafen]]
[[category:Military]]