Marcus Avon-El Myksos

Marcus Eskender Avon-El Ayreon-Kalirion Myksos, Prince among the Lakes, Dutch of Vigeland, born on 2.II.1702 in Kezan, is the biological and legitimate child of Aurelia Myksos and Sara Eskenderion Avon-El.

Conception

In order to have a biological child of their own, Marcus his parents sought aid from Kezan researchers.

The researchers reprogrammed cells from each of the parents into becoming gametes, of which one was made an egg and the other a sperm. Following ex vitro fertilization, the egg was implanted into the 80-year old Sara. Following seven months gestation, on 2.II.1702, the fetus was extracted from Sara's body through surgical means, and the child deemed alive by the attending physicians.

He was given the name Marcus, to honour his grandfather Marcus Myksos. Eskender, his second forename, was given to him to honour his other grandfather, Eskender Avon-El. His first two surnames, Avon-El and Ayreon-Kalirion, come from his mother Sara's family, and the last surname, Myksos, from his mother Aurelia's.

He was thus born in Kezan on 2.II.1702. He resided in Shirekeep 1702–1707, then in Kingsrise 1707–1710, and he and his mothers moved to Hurmu in 1710, where they currently reside.

Biography

In 1707, his mother Aurelia was removed from her title Dutchess of Kildare in an effort to reunite Greater Kildare with Shireroth. She was named Dutchess of Vigeland as a consolation prize, but she rejected the title. Officially, she held the title for 1 day before it was passed on to her son Marcus.

In 1715, his mother Sara died, and he inherited the title Prince among the Lakes from her.

Coat of arms

Coat of arms of Marcus Avon-El Myksos

Upon his mother Sara's death in 1715, Marcus inherited her coat of arms as Princess among the Lakes.

The coat of arms traces its history back to 1529, when it was adopted by Rashid Shahanshah as his personal coat of arms in Hurmu as Prince among the Lakes. It is heavily based on the coat of arms of Babkha. As such, it features a circular shield in a Babkhan heraldic fashion, with two Euran lions as supporters, armed with swords.

The shield, with a golden bordure, itself is quartered, as follows:

• Quarter I: The coat of arms of Babkha; on a black field, a golden lion and sun.
• Quarter II: Something Ahura Mazda ish?
• Quarter III: The coat of arms of the House of Ayreon-Kalirion; on a black field, the mountains of Yaanek, illuminated by the golden Star of Sathrati.
• Quarter IV: The coat of arms of Nidaros (without the silver Nidaros rose); on a white field, with a red bordure and red bend sinister, a black stag (added in 1537 to symbolize Rashid's rule as King over Nidaros).

Upon the shield is escutcheoned a smaller circular shield, with a golden bordure, featuring the coat of arms of Hurmu.

Finally, the collar of the Order of the Holy Lakes hangs around the coat of arms.

Preceded by: Sara Eskenderion Avon-El

Prince among the Lakes Line of Andelarion 1715–present

Succeeded by Incumbent (Heir-presumptive: Zacharias Avon-El)