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****** Astīr bint Alsalam (♀, 1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (♂, 1663– )
****** Astīr bint Alsalam (♀, 1686– ) m. 1714 [[Dervish Çelebi]] (♂, 1663– )
***** [[File:Bataviancrown.png|20px]] [[Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy]] (♂, 1645– ) m. 1685 AN Elena de Aragon (♀, 1653– )
***** [[File:Bataviancrown.png|20px]] [[Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy]] (♂, 1645– ) m. 1685 AN Elena de Aragon (♀, 1653– )
****** [[File:Bataviancrown.png|20px]] [[Frederik Alfons des Vinandy]] (♂, 1688– )
****** [[File:Bataviancrown.png|20px]] [[Frederik Alfons des Vinandy]] (♂, 1688– ) m. 1725 [[Farzana Casimira]] (1701– )  
****** Sofia Leonor (♀, 1690– ) m. 1714 Ali Gharzay (♂, 1689– )
****** Sofia Leonor (♀, 1690– ) m. 1714 Ali Gharzay (♂, 1689– )
****** [[Willem Antonius des Vinandy]] (♂, 1694– ) m. 1723 [[Sirithil of Laegel]] (♀, 1699– )
****** [[Willem Antonius des Vinandy]] (♂, 1694– ) m. 1723 [[Sirithil of Laegel]] (♀, 1699– )

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House of Vinandy
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Country Batavia, Çakaristan
Anthem
Motto Justitiae et Fides
Titles Duke of Gasconje
Prince of Vinandy
Founder Bertolf
Current head Karel Kyle des Vinandy
Founding year 790 AN
Cadet branches Vinandy-Alsalam
Vinandy-Bhonsale
House of Vinandy-Paravel
Vinandy-Windsor

The House of Vinandy is a Batavian royal family, originally from Vinandy. Monarchs of Amokolia, Arcadia, Batavia, Çakaristan, Francia and Arbor originated from the family.

The family's origins are still shrouded in mists. A common story is that the progenitor is a descendant of Julius Civilis, the mythical founder of Batavia. This progenitor and formal founder was called Bertolf.

The family has provided 10 Batavian monarchs over the centuries. This includes the junior branch, Vinandy-Windsor. The current king of Batavia is Frederik II.

House treaties

To keep peace in the family, house treaties were drawn up. The first house treaty dates back to 1519 AN, on the eve of the accession to the throne of Arkadius Leopold des Vinandy as Arkadius I. Because this is a division of inheritance, this house treaty is called the Prima diviso. Almost two hundred years later, in 1717 AN, a second house treaty was concluded. This one is called the Secunda divisio. In this treaty, too, inheritances are divided, but with it also the rehabilitation of Frederik II as a member of the house. Discontent had arisen because of her premature succession to the throne and submission to the Shirerithian Kaiseress.

Prima diviso

Prima divisio des Vinandy is the house treaty of the House of Vinandy, in which the distribution of inheritances is regulated. This first distribution of the inheritances was drawn up by Frederik des Vinandy and has since been supplemented with annexes to the transfer of inheritances.

Prior to this house treaty, there was a strict regime of birth right (primogeniture), but other children often received gifts. Frederik des Vinandy wanted to prevent the many inheritances from leading to conflicts, such as succession wars.

Prima divisio des Vinandy
Today Frederik des Vinandy calls together his three sons to distribute all the possessions of the House des Vinandy. This division must retain the possessions, both in land and titles, for the family and provide foundation for later inheritance law.

Sons of the same house should live in peace and goodness.

To Arkadius Leopold, my eldest son, is assigned the claim to the throne of Batavia, the county of Vinandy and all possessions north of the Great Western Sea and south of the wall of Manuel.

Arkadius Hendrik, my second son, has been assigned the Duchy of Gascony and all possessions north of Manuel's wall.

To Gustavus Maurits, my youngest son, is assigned the claim to the throne of Arcadia and all possessions south of the Great Western Sea.

Insofar as the inheritance is passed on to children, this division applies to the sons. In the case of daughters, the own daughter is entitled to the assigned inheritance, but the inheritance does not transfer to her sons or daughters. The inheritance is then transferred to a male heir of the House des Vinandy.

All in-laws, who bring an inheritance in the marriage, will be admitted to the House des Vinandy, insofar as there are no hereditary conditions.

Transfer of possessions, such as land and titles, takes place under the unanimous consent of the tribal chiefs, starting with my three sons.

This division was established by Frederik des Vinandy in the year 1519 at Chateau des Vinandy, in the presence of his three sons, on the basis of Justice and Faith.

Secunda divisio

Secunda divisio des Vinandy
Today, Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy summoned the family to divide the possessions of the House of Vinandy. This division must retain the possessions, both in land and titles, for the family and provide foundation for later inheritance law. This division replaces the earlier division, the Prima divisio des Vinandy.

This division upholds the agreements set out in the Treaty of Raynor's Keep.

Members of the same house should live in peace and goodness.

To Frederik Alfons des Vinandy, a junior branch will be founded, in accordance with the Treaty of Raynor's Keep, called Vinandy-Paravel. This includes hereditary possessions: Slot Ammerswoude, Château Cour-de-forêt, Slot Dasburgh, Koninklijk Paleis van Irrel, Slot Lutzelinburg, Estate Maienau, Château Paravel and Tecklenburg Palace. And hold the titles Duke of 's Koningenwaarde and Lord of Paravel.

To Willem Antonius des Vinandy, when the time comes, will inherit from me the hereditary possessions: Blanckenhof Palace, Château Steenvoorde, Château des Vinandy and Jachtslot Wildenstein. And hold the titles: Prince of Vinandy and Duke of Gascony.

To Hakim bin Alsalam, the junior branch known as Vinandy-Windsor has its own disposal of hereditary possessions and titles, as well as Estate Chogogo. All hereditary possessions and titles will be held under its own inheritance rules. And hold the title: Duke of Brandenburg.

To Karel Kyle des Vinandy, a new junior branch will emerge called Vinandy-Bhonsale because of the prospect of the crown of Adardesh passing Karel. All hereditary possessions and titles vested in that crown will be held under its own inheritance rules.

To Filips des Vinandy-Windsor, the junior branch known as Vinandy-Windsor has its own disposal of hereditary possessions and titles. Should this family line die out, all hereditary possessions and titles will pass to House of Vinandy.

This division was established by Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy in the year 1717 at Kila Vindasar, in the presence of the members listed below, on the basis of Justice and Faith.

Family lines

  • Frederik III des Vinandy (♂, 1457–1520) m. 1490 Theodora Veronique (♀, 1469-1556)

The Leopold Line

  • Arkadius I des Vinandy

    Arkadius I des Vinandy

  • Ærinndís des Vinandy - Ettlingar Freyu

    Ærinndís des Vinandy - Ettlingar Freyu

  • Fränzi-Ferdinanda des Vinandy - Windsor

    Fränzi-Ferdinanda des Vinandy - Windsor

The Hendrik Line

  • Arkadius II des Vinandy

    Arkadius II des Vinandy

  • Charlotte des Vinandy - de Bourbon

    Charlotte des Vinandy - de Bourbon

  • Arkadius III des Vinandy

    Arkadius III des Vinandy

  • Arkadius IV des Vinandy

    Arkadius IV des Vinandy

  • Elisabeth Asara des Vinandy

    Elisabeth Asara des Vinandy

  • Karel Kyle des Vinandy

    Karel Kyle des Vinandy

  • Hakim bin Alsalam

    Hakim bin Alsalam

  • Zahra al-Osman

    Zahra al-Osman

The Gustavus Line

  • Gustavus Maurits des Vinandy (♂, 1508-1593)
    • Gustavus Frederik des Vinandy (♂, 1531-1587)
      • Gustavus des Vinandy (♂, 1556-1639) m. 1579 Margaery Kreuzweg (♀, 1558-1642)
  • Gustavus des Vinandy

    Gustavus des Vinandy

  • Margaery des Vinandy

    Margaery des Vinandy

Full genealogy

Stories

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Main article: The Vinandy's

A story series has been written around the dynasty. Preceding this series is the story series Arkadius and Clara: A Royal Love Story, with Part I continuing after the divorce of Arkadius Frederik Gustavus des Vinandy and Clara Sundara Waffel-Paine. The stories continue until the disaster year of 1685.

Part II includes stories immediately after the execution of Mahmud bin Alsalam (previously known as Arkadius Frederik Gustavus des Vinandy) and his wife Fatima Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati (previously known as Esther Fatima Gudrid des Vinandy of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and of the Descendants of Freyja).

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