Kigazeki

Kigazeki (企鵝石, sometimes transliterated as Kigaseki; Saxon: Penguinfels; "penguin rock") is a lordship in the province of Asara Eliana (Whales, Natopia). Its lordship is vested in Jirō Ayreon-Kalirion of Waffel-Paine.

Coat of arms of the Lord in right of Kigazeki. It features a snow-clad rock (as marked by the black chevron). In front of that rock stand two penguins embracing. These allude to the name of Kigazeki, "penguin rock". Above the rock is a yellow sky with a red setting sun. The sun is taken from Sangunese mythology, and the yellow sky reflects how the atmospheric conditions make the sky appear at certain evenings in Kigazeki.

Succession

In 1696, Kir wrote in his will that upon his demise, the lordship of Kigazeki will pass to his second-eldest son, Jirō, as Ichirō, the eldest will inherit the principality. This happened in 1703 upon the untimely death of Kir.

Jirō issued a will in 1713 in which he stipulated that succession to the lordship of Kigazeki would be vested in his legitimate descendants, without discrimination of gender, under the principle of absolute primogeniture, and in the event of his line being extinct it would pass to the legitimate descendants of his father.

As such the order of succession is as follows:

1. Ichirō, his brother
2. Yukio, his nephew by Ichirō
3. Sechigu, his nephew by Ichirō
4. Enhei, his sister