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'''José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste, Count of Las Cruces''' (born 1653 in [[Dos Gardenias]], [[Natopia]]) is a [[Nouvelle Alexandrie|New Alexandrian]] court official, genealogist, historian, and nobleman. | '''José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste, Count of Las Cruces''' (born 1653 in [[Dos Gardenias]], [[Natopia]]) is a retired [[Nouvelle Alexandrie|New Alexandrian]] court official, genealogist, historian, and nobleman. | ||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
When José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste, or '''Manuel Tol''' as he goes by in his social circles, was born, he was the only surviving child and son of his father. His father, Juan Carlos Patricio Tol y Carrizosa, the 9th Count of Las Cruces, was a Martino nobleman and aristocrat. Juan Carlos had been married earlier, though all his five children and his then wife died in the [[Alexandrian Flu]] (1650–1651). Managing to escape the calamity of the destruction of Alexandria, Juan Carlos was taken in as a refugee in Dos Gardenias, Natopia. He remarried, this time to María Nazarina Toste García, the only surviving child of another aristocratic line from San Martín, and they had a son, José Manuel Cayetano. They had no other children. | When José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste, or '''Manuel Tol''' as he goes by in his social circles, was born, he was the only surviving child and son of his father. His father, Juan Carlos Patricio Tol y Carrizosa, the 9th Count of Las Cruces, was a [[San Martin|Martino]] nobleman and aristocrat. Juan Carlos had been married earlier, though all his five children and his then wife died in the [[Alexandrian Flu]] (1650–1651). Managing to escape the calamity of the destruction of [[Alexandria]], Juan Carlos was taken in as a refugee in Dos Gardenias, Natopia. He remarried, this time to María Nazarina Toste García, the only surviving child of another aristocratic line from San Martín, and they had a son, José Manuel Cayetano. They had no other children. | ||
Manuel thus grew up in Dos Gardenias. In 1673, Manuel enrolled at the University of Punta Santiago. He graduated with a bachelor's honours degree in history in 1676. A master's degree from the same university was received two years later. He published his first paper, a scoping review in the difficulties of producing pedigree and genealogy within the Alexandrian diaspora. The article gave him some renown, and the [[House of Carrillo Association]] employed him for a genealogy project 1678–1680. He returned to academia in 1681, when he began a doctorate in Alexandrian genealogy and history. He received his doctorate in 1686, after publishing his thesis, ''A nation without lineage: How the loss of family records has affected the sense of identity among the Alexandrian diaspora''. At a function, he met Queen Alexandra, who had become invested in his research due to her own Alexandrian heritage ([[House of Carrillo]]), and when [[Alduria]] and [[Wechua]] merged in 1691, Queen Alexandra pushed for his inclusion into the court as court genealogist. | Manuel thus grew up in [[Dos Gardenias]]. In 1673, Manuel enrolled at the [[University of Punta Santiago]]. He graduated with a bachelor's honours degree in history in 1676. A master's degree from the same university was received two years later. He published his first paper, a scoping review in the difficulties of producing pedigree and genealogy within the Alexandrian diaspora. The article gave him some renown, and the [[House of Carrillo Association]] employed him for a genealogy project 1678–1680. He returned to academia in 1681, when he began a doctorate in Alexandrian genealogy and history. He received his doctorate in 1686, after publishing his thesis, ''A nation without lineage: How the loss of family records has affected the sense of identity among the Alexandrian diaspora''. At a function, he met Queen [[Queen Alexandra of Nouvelle Alexandrie|Alexandra]], who had become invested in his research due to her own Alexandrian heritage ([[House of Carrillo]]), and when [[Alduria]] and [[Wechua]] merged in 1691, Queen Alexandra pushed for his inclusion into the court as court genealogist. | ||
The following years, Manuel remained at court, performing genealogical and historical research, while also undertaking guest lectureships at various universities in Nouvelle Alexandrie, Hurmu, Natopia, and, for one semester only, Shireroth. In 1695, he was promoted to chief genealogist of the Court, and in 1705, he was promoted to Marshal of the Court (the top director or chamberlain of the Royal Court). | The following years, Manuel remained at court, performing genealogical and historical research, while also undertaking guest lectureships at various universities in Nouvelle Alexandrie, [[Hurmu]], [[Natopia]], and, for one semester only, [[Shireroth]]. In 1695, he was promoted to chief genealogist of the Court, and in 1705, he was promoted to Marshal of the Court (the top director or chamberlain of the Royal Court). | ||
An arrest warrant and extradition request was issued by the Civil Executive of [[Elluenuueq]] in the ninth month of {{AN|1733}}. Endorsed by the [[Magisters-Carnifex]], the charges related to his involvement in the purchasing of stolen prohibited cultural artefacts, the return of which to Elluenuueq for their destruction was further stipulated. | An arrest warrant and extradition request was issued by the Civil Executive of [[Elluenuueq]] in the ninth month of {{AN|1733}}. Endorsed by the [[Magisters-Carnifex]], the charges related to his involvement in the purchasing of stolen prohibited cultural artefacts, the return of which to Elluenuueq for their destruction was further stipulated. He was never extradited, however, and retired peacefully in 1737. | ||
== Personal life == | == Personal life == | ||
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* José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste (1653– ) m. 1683 Cristina Amalia Anchorena de Lis y Salís ( | * José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste (1653– ) m. 1683 Cristina Amalia Anchorena de Lis y Salís (1653–1750) | ||
** Victoria Irena Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1686– ) m. 1718 Andrus Saarapuu (1672– ) | ** Victoria Irena Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1686– ) m. 1718 Andrus Saarapuu (1672– ) | ||
*** | *** ''See under [[Almanac_of_the_Holy_Lakes#Line_of_Silmahamnum_(1523)|Line of Silmahamnum]] in the [[Almanac of the Holy Lakes]]'' | ||
** Archibaldo Miguel Luis Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1689– ) m. Cassiopeia Cassidia Wythe (1695– ) | ** Archibaldo Miguel Luis Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1689– ) m. Cassiopeia Cassidia Wythe (1695– ) | ||
*** Crispin Crisóstomo Enrique Tol y Wythe (1715– ) | *** Crispin Crisóstomo Enrique Tol y Wythe (1715– ) m. 1743 Charlotta Battenberg (1715– ) | ||
**** Cayetano Augustín Tol y Battenberg (1745– ) | |||
**** Victor Eduardo Tol y Battenberg (1748– ) | |||
*** Leonora Macarena Tol y Wythe (1717– ) | *** Leonora Macarena Tol y Wythe (1717– ) | ||
*** Amanda Desideria Tol y Wythe (1720– ) | *** Amanda Desideria Tol y Wythe (1720– ) | ||
** Cristina del Carmen Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1692– ) m. Magnus Eriksson Aabooð (1692– ) | ** Cristina del Carmen Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1692– ) m. Magnus Eriksson Aabooð (1692– ) | ||
*** | *** ''See under [[Almanac_of_the_Holy_Lakes#Line_of_Akkare_(1692)|Line of Akkare]] in the [[Almanac of the Holy Lakes]]'' | ||
** [[Juan Carlos Felipe Tol y Anchorena de Lis]] (1695– ) m. Biternion Enujohanenion-Horjinmull (1697–1735) | |||
*** ''See under [[Almanac_of_the_Holy_Lakes#Line_of_Ra-Alban_(1593)|Line of Ra-Alban]] in the [[Almanac of the Holy Lakes]]'' | |||
** Juan Carlos Felipe Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1695– ) m. Biternion Enujohanenion-Horjinmull ( | |||
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José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste, Count of Las Cruces (born 1653 in Dos Gardenias, Natopia) is a retired New Alexandrian court official, genealogist, historian, and nobleman.
Biography
When José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste, or Manuel Tol as he goes by in his social circles, was born, he was the only surviving child and son of his father. His father, Juan Carlos Patricio Tol y Carrizosa, the 9th Count of Las Cruces, was a Martino nobleman and aristocrat. Juan Carlos had been married earlier, though all his five children and his then wife died in the Alexandrian Flu (1650–1651). Managing to escape the calamity of the destruction of Alexandria, Juan Carlos was taken in as a refugee in Dos Gardenias, Natopia. He remarried, this time to María Nazarina Toste García, the only surviving child of another aristocratic line from San Martín, and they had a son, José Manuel Cayetano. They had no other children.
Manuel thus grew up in Dos Gardenias. In 1673, Manuel enrolled at the University of Punta Santiago. He graduated with a bachelor's honours degree in history in 1676. A master's degree from the same university was received two years later. He published his first paper, a scoping review in the difficulties of producing pedigree and genealogy within the Alexandrian diaspora. The article gave him some renown, and the House of Carrillo Association employed him for a genealogy project 1678–1680. He returned to academia in 1681, when he began a doctorate in Alexandrian genealogy and history. He received his doctorate in 1686, after publishing his thesis, A nation without lineage: How the loss of family records has affected the sense of identity among the Alexandrian diaspora. At a function, he met Queen Alexandra, who had become invested in his research due to her own Alexandrian heritage (House of Carrillo), and when Alduria and Wechua merged in 1691, Queen Alexandra pushed for his inclusion into the court as court genealogist.
The following years, Manuel remained at court, performing genealogical and historical research, while also undertaking guest lectureships at various universities in Nouvelle Alexandrie, Hurmu, Natopia, and, for one semester only, Shireroth. In 1695, he was promoted to chief genealogist of the Court, and in 1705, he was promoted to Marshal of the Court (the top director or chamberlain of the Royal Court).
An arrest warrant and extradition request was issued by the Civil Executive of Elluenuueq in the ninth month of 1733 AN. Endorsed by the Magisters-Carnifex, the charges related to his involvement in the purchasing of stolen prohibited cultural artefacts, the return of which to Elluenuueq for their destruction was further stipulated. He was never extradited, however, and retired peacefully in 1737.
Personal life
His interests include hunting (elephants are his favourite prey, but foxes will do), smoking cigars, skiing, and reading crime novels. He collects now banned art from Elwynn.
Married with four children.
Considered a snob. Known socialite in Cárdenas. Speaks Martino (native language), Istvanistani (language of education), and some Alexandrian (third language). Basic knowledge of Wechu (fourth language), which he studies in his spare time.
Upon his father's death in 1697, Manuel inherited the title Count of Las Cruces, becoming thus the tenth holder of that title. It is an old Martino title that upon San Martín's inclusion into Alexandria was recognized by the following Alexandrian emperors. Heir apparent to the title is his son, Archibaldo Miguel Luis Tol y Anchorena de Lis.
- José Manuel Cayetano Tol y Toste (1653– ) m. 1683 Cristina Amalia Anchorena de Lis y Salís (1653–1750)
- Victoria Irena Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1686– ) m. 1718 Andrus Saarapuu (1672– )
- See under Line of Silmahamnum in the Almanac of the Holy Lakes
- Archibaldo Miguel Luis Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1689– ) m. Cassiopeia Cassidia Wythe (1695– )
- Crispin Crisóstomo Enrique Tol y Wythe (1715– ) m. 1743 Charlotta Battenberg (1715– )
- Cayetano Augustín Tol y Battenberg (1745– )
- Victor Eduardo Tol y Battenberg (1748– )
- Leonora Macarena Tol y Wythe (1717– )
- Amanda Desideria Tol y Wythe (1720– )
- Crispin Crisóstomo Enrique Tol y Wythe (1715– ) m. 1743 Charlotta Battenberg (1715– )
- Cristina del Carmen Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1692– ) m. Magnus Eriksson Aabooð (1692– )
- See under Line of Akkare in the Almanac of the Holy Lakes
- Juan Carlos Felipe Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1695– ) m. Biternion Enujohanenion-Horjinmull (1697–1735)
- See under Line of Ra-Alban in the Almanac of the Holy Lakes
- Victoria Irena Tol y Anchorena de Lis (1686– ) m. 1718 Andrus Saarapuu (1672– )
