Viscountess Cherokee

The Viscountess Cherokee (if held by a man, Viscount Cherokee) is a Shirerithian title of nobility. Currently held by Miriam Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman, the granddaughter of the first Viscountess, Karmen Joonai (1619–1670).

Kaiser Ayreon IV created the title in 1664 for Karmen Joonai, writing We bestow upon the Honourable Doctor Karmen Joonai, Conducător of the Elwynnese Republic, the title, degree and dignity of Viscountess Cherokee, of the City of Cherokee in the Imperial Dominion of Oleslääd. Upon her death or removal from the title, it shall pass to her legitimate issue, with preference to the eldest and their descendants over the younger and their descendants, until the line is extinguished.

Due to caste shame of Dr Joonai, the title was suppressed in 1665, but restored upon her in 1669. When Dr Joonai was murdered a year later in the Republic of Inner Benacia, she was succeeded to the title by her eldest son, Marcus Marenai-Eqlarion (who took the surnames of Dr Joonai's parents during the time of Dr Joonai's period of caste shame).

The city of Cherokee is, as of 1683, known as Tsofnhafen and is located in Francia. The title Viscount Cherokee bestows no privileges in Tsofnhaven or in Francia.

Genealogy and Order of Succession

• Karmen Joonai (1619–1670, 1st Viscountess, 1644–1665; 1669–1670) m. Zefanias Emmanuelion (1610–1695)
  • Marcus Marenai-Eqlarion (1646–1717; 2nd Viscount, 1670–1717) m. 1672 Foroogh Aurangzebzadeh al-Osman (1646– )
    • Miriam Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1675–1735; 3rd Viscountess, 1717– ) m.1 1697 Suqal Zubarion (1670–1700) m.2 1703 Đorđe Babić (1658– )
      • Morgan Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1698–1700)
      • Karmen Babić-al-Osman (1704– ; 4th Viscountess, 1735– ) m. 1723 Velibor Jovanović-Smičić (1699– )
        • (1) Nikolaj Jovanović-Smičić (1725– )
    • Jon Marenai-Eqlarion al-Osman (1677–1731) m. 1699 Esperanza García Sánchez (1670–1735)
      • Tomás Marenai-Eqlarion García (1702–1735)
      • Martina Marenai-Eqlarion García (1703–1735)
  • Kamila Marenai-Eqlarion (1650–1698)
    • Melchior Marenai-Eqlarion (1675–1697)
    • (2) Ruu Marenai-Eqlarion (1677– ) m. Samuel Malik (1680– )
      • (3) Zefanias Malik (1702– )
      • (4) Hanna Malik (1704– )