House of Vinandy

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House of Vinandy
Country	Batavia, Çakaristan
Parent house	N/A
Titles	Duke of Gasconje Prince of Vinandy
Founder	Bertolf
Final ruler	N/A
Current head	Karel Kyle des Vinandy
Founding year	1090 (Gregorian calender)
Dissolution	N/A
Deposition	N/A
Ethnicity	Arborish, Batavian
Cadet branches	Vinandy-Alsalam Vinandy-Paravel‎ Vinandy-Windsor

Story series around the Vinandy's

The House of Vinandy is a Batavian royal family, originally from Vinandy. Monarchs from Amokolia, Arcadia, Batavia, Francia and Arbor originated from the family. Stories about the Vinandy dynasty can be found here.

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.

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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.

Family lines

• Frederik III des Vinandy Count of Vinandy (1496 - 1520 AN) (1457 - 1520 AN) x (1490 AN) Theodora Veronique Gravin van Veronique (1469 - 1556 AN)
  • Arkadius Leopold des Vinandy, see Leopold line
  • Arkadius Hendrik des Vinandy, see Hendrik line
  • Gustavus Maurits des Vinandy, see Gustavus line (extinct)

The Leopold Line

• Arkadius Leopold des Vinandy Arkadius I des Vinandy, King of Batavia (1520 - 1565 AN) (1502 - 1565 AN) x (1545 AN) Ærinndís des Vinandy - Ettlingar Freyu
  • Fränzi-Ferdinanda des Vinandy - Windsor Fränzi-Ferdinanda I, Queen of Batavia (1568 - 1577 AN) (1552 - 1577 AN) x (1575 AN) Constantijn Windsor (1541 - 1626 AN)
    • See here, the cadet branch House of Vinandy-Windsor
  • Theodora van Dasburgh - des Vinandy (1554 - 1645 AN) x (1572 AN) Jan van Dasburgh (1549 - 1631 AN)

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  Arkadius I des Vinandy

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  Ærinndís des Vinandy - Ettlingar Freyu

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  Fränzi-Ferdinanda des Vinandy - Windsor

The Hendrik Line

• Arkadius Hendrik des Vinandy Arkadius II des Vinandy, King of Batavia (1524 - 1567 AN) (1506 - 1567 AN) x (1537 AN) Charlotte des Vinandy - de Bourbon (1506 - 1567 AN)
  • Antonius Frederik Karel Arkadius III des Vinandy, King of the Batavians (1578 - 1582/5 AN) (1552 - 1634 AN) x (1584 AN) Æsileif Haraldsdottir des Vinandy - van Ettlingar Freyu
    • Charlotte Civilis - des Vinandy (1584 - 1661 AN) x (1602 AN) Hendrik Eduard Civilis Hendrik I, King of Batavia (1594 - 1603 AN) (1576 - 1603 AN)
    • Frederik Hendrik des Vinandy (1585 - 1616 AN)
      • Karel Leopold des Vinandy (1614 - 1666 AN) x (1639) Elisabeth des Vinandy - van Hollandt (1616 -1685 AN)
        • Arkadius Frederik Gustavus des Vinandy Arkadius IV des Vinandy, King of Batavia (1669 - 1685 AN), King of Amokolia (1672 - 1685 AN), Frankish Emperor (1678 AN - 1685 AN); Emir of Arbor (1685 - 1703 AN) (1642 1703 AN) x1 (1672 - 1678 AN) Clara Sundara Waffel-Paine (1646 AN); x2 (1681 AN) Esther Fatima Gudrid des Vinandy Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati af Ettlingum Freyu de Ravarie (1638 - 1703 AN)
          • Elisabeth Asara des Vinandy (1674 AN) x (1701 AN) Salah Ad-Din Al-Lusirni (see more: House of Al-Lusirni)
          • Karel Kyle des Vinandy (1676 AN) x (1702 AN) Shikha Bhonsale (1679 AN)
            • Frederik Arkadius des Vinandy (1705 AN)
            • Priyanshi Kathani des Vinandy (1709 AN)
            • Wiliyem Shivaji des Vinandy (1711 AN)
          • Gustavus Nathan des Vinandy (1678 AN)
          • Hakim bin Alsalam (earlier: Frederik Harald of Markland) (1682 AN) Shahanshah of Çakaristan, Emir of Arbor x (1709 AN) Zahra al-Osman (1688 AN)
            • Aurangzeb Hakimi bin Alsalam (1711 AN)
            • Mahmud Hakimi bin Alsalam (1712 AN) with Delara Khatun
            • Meera Hakimi bint Alsalam (1713 AN)
          • Atiya bint Alsalam (earlier: Ærinndís Theodora of Lyonesse) (1682 AN) x (1711 AN) Hiroto Tonugawa (1680 AN), Emperor of Sanpantul (see more: Tonugawa Dynasty)
          • Aisha bint Alsalam (earlier: Fränzi-Fjǫrleif of Vórgota) (1684 AN)
          • Nur bint Alsalam (earlier: Noor Charlotte of Myrthelan) (1684 AN)
          • Farhan bin Alsalam (also: Arkadius Gudrödar of Tehuri) (1686 AN)
          • Astīr bint Alsalam (also: Esther Faya of Hjalli) (1686 AN)
        • Hendrik Leopold des Vinandy Hendrik V, King of Batavia (1645 AN) x (1685 AN) Elena de Aragon (1653 AN)
          • Frederik Alfons des Vinandy Frederik II, King of Batavia (1688 AN)
          • Sofia Leonor (1690 AN)
          • Willem Antonius (1694 AN)
          • Clarissa Isabella (1694 AN)

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  Arkadius II des Vinandy

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  Charlotte des Vinandy - de Bourbon

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  Arkadius III des Vinandy

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  Æsileif Haraldsdottir des Vinandy - van Ettlingar Freyu

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  Arkadius IV des Vinandy

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  Esther Fatima Gudrid des Vinandy of the Houses of Ayreon-Kalirion and of the Descendants of Freyja

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  Elisabeth Asara des Vinandy

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  Karel Kyle des Vinandy

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  Hakim bin Alsalam

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  Zahra al-Osman

The Gustavus Line

• Gustavus Maurits des Vinandy (1508 - 1593)
  • Gustavus Frederik des Vinandy (1531 - 1587)
    • Gustavus des Vinandy (1556 - 1639) x 1579 Margaery Kreuzweg (1558 - 1642)
      • Gustavus Maurits des Vinandy (1581 - 1659) x 1610 Paulien van Battenburg (1582 - 1659)
        • Gustavus des Vinandy (1613 - 1680) Gustavus I des Vinandy, King of Arcadia (1663 - 1680)
        • Margaery des Vinandy (1619 - 1685)

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  Gustavus des Vinandy

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  Margaery des Vinandy

Family property

Over the centuries, the family has acquired various estates and houses. Some of these assets are:

• Slot Ammerswoude at Ammerswoude in Batavia.
• Blanckenhof Palace at 's Koningenwaarde in Batavia
• Château Cour-de-forêt in Amorica in Gascony. Since Gascony is no longer part of Batavia, this château was no longer in the possession of the family. This changed when on 9.V.1679 AN the château was given to Elisabeth Asara des Vinandy by Imperial Decree.
• Slot Dasburgh at Dasburgh in Batavia. Nowadays a ruin.
• Koninklijk Paleis van Irrel (Royal Palace of Irrel) at Irrel in Batavia.
• Slot Lutzelinburg at Bergeyk in Batavia.
• Estate Maienau near Gravenstadt in Batavia.
• Château Paravel near Kalla in Batavia.
• Château Steenvoorde near Vinandy in Batavia.
• Tecklenburg Palace at Tecklenburg in Ravaria.
• Château des Vinandy at Vinandy in Batavia.
• Jachtslot Wildenstein at Vinandy in Batavia.

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  Blanckenhof Palace

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  Château Cour-de-forêt

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  Koninklijk Paleis van Irrel

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  Estate Maienau

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  Château Paravel

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  Château Steenvoorde

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  Tecklenburg Palace

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  Château des Vinandy

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  Jachtslot Wildenstein

Palaces in use

From a position of head of state, some members of the family are entitled to use the following palaces:

• Castellum Avalon at Koningsrots, the main residence of the King of Arcadia.
• Grand Ducal Palace at Helderbourgh Stadt, the working residence of the Grand Duke of Helderbourgh.
• Hofburg at Brandenburg, the office of the Emperor of Francia.
• Koninklijk Paleis (Royal Palace) at 's Koningenwaarde, the office of the King of Batavia.
• Puthersbergh Palace at Puthersbergh, an outer palace of the King of Batavia.

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  Castellum Avalon

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  Grand Ducal Palace

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  Hofburg

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  Koninklijk Paleis

Former assets

Due to political unrest and area losses, some assets have been lost, while others have been sold:

• Arkadius Palace at Brandenburg in Francia.
• Estate Chogogo on the island of Erasmus of the Beneluccas
• Paleis Kirchenfeld at Herckenburg in Helderbourgh.
• Rhuymsight Palace in Ingelburg, acquired in 1544 AN by King Arkadius II des Vinandy, in exchange for setting up Château des Vinandy as a museum. The palace was returned when the Château des Vinandy came back into the hands of the family.
• Château de Naval in Naval. Since the formation of South Batavia, this palace was no longer in the possession of the House of Vinandy. Later this palace appeared to have been demolished. The remains were found after the area was added to Helderbourgh as Nordmark.
• Vinandy Palace at Helderbourgh Stadt in Helderbourgh.
• Huys te Vredebregt in 's Koningenwaarde, since the revival of Batavia in 1661 AN, this palace has been used as the residence of the Stadholder, nowadays the official residence of the Prime Minister.
• Willemspaleys in 's Koningenwaarde, since the resignation of King Arkadius I des Vinandy in 1520 AN no longer used as a residence. The Statute for the Batavian Confederation is signed in this palace.

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  Arkadius Palace

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  Paleis Kirchenfeld

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  Rhuymsight Palace

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  Huys te Vredebregt

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  Willemspaleys

Foundation Crown Goods of the House of Vinandy

All belongings of the family, with the exception of personal belongings, are housed in the Foundation Crown Goods of the House of Vinandy. Shares from different companies are also housed in this foundation.

Vinandy Crownlands

Map of Vinandy Crownlands
Dark orange = Batavia with the autonomous areas Arcadia and Helderbourgh, and Kasterburg; Light orange = Former areas; Darkbrown = Francia; Light brown = former areas; Yellow = Storish parts; Light yellow = Rest of Stormark

The Vinandy Crownlands include all areas where members of the House of Vinandy rule. The following lands are included:

• United Kingdom of Arcadia, the Beneluccas and the land of the Calbain
  • Nova Victoria
• Kingdom of Batavia
  • Archduchy 's Koningenwaarde
  • Barony Ammerswoude and on the Loet
  • Barony Bergkirche
  • County Dasburgh
  • Lordship Paraval
  • Principality Vinandy (previously: county of Vinandy)
    • Grand Duchy of Helderbourgh (autonomous area)
      • Grand Duchy of Nederburg
    • Kasterburg Republic
• Frankish Empire
• Parts within the High Realm of Stormark
  • Jarldom of Borgarrike (Imperial Chieftaincy)
  • Duchy of Normandie (Imperial Chieftaincy)
  • Duchy of Port Chloe and the Providence Plantataions (Imperial Chieftaincy)
  • Jarldom of Snæland (Imperial Chieftaincy)
  • Jarldom of Snæland (Jarlship)

Former Vinandy Crownlands:

• St. Anna
• St. Arco
• Batavian Cibola (Grand Duchy of Aragon)
• Nova Batavia (part of Republic of the Netherlands)

Coats of Arms

Different coats of arms were used by different people from the House of Vinandy in different periods:

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  Coat of arms of the city of Vinandy, used by Arkadius I

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  Coat of arms since Gascony became part of Batavia

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  Coat of arms used by Arkadius III

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  Large coat of arms used by Arcadia

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  Coat of arms of Franzi-Ferdinanda

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  Coat of arms of Ærinndís des Vinandy - Ettlingar Freyu

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  Coat of arms of Æsileif des Vinandy - Ettlingar Freyu

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  Renewed coat of arms

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  Coat of arms used by Francia