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The Order of the Holy Lakes, sometimes translated from the Hurmu Norse as the Order of the Sacred Lakes is an old order of chivalry founded in Hurmu in 1502 by Harald, Baron of Hurmu. Since 1689, it governs the territory of the Eastern Lake District of the Hurmu Trust Territory. It is headquartered in Vesüha (Huyenkula), Lakkvia.
The Princess of Hurmu, Salome, is the grand master of the Order. However, the day-to-day affairs of the Order are managed by a board of trustees, headed by a secretary. As of 1689, the secretary is Anskar Isamma.
History
The members of the Order, called Knights if men or Ladies if women, constituted the Electorate of Hurmu, a body of advisors to the Prince. In 1524, the Order and its Electorate merged to become the Senate of the Lakes (the Hurmu legislature), a body which in 1574 merged with the Elwynnese Senate. At that time, the Electorate of Hurmu was reestablished as an advisory body for Hurmu matters. When Hurmu received independence in 1600, the Electorate became the Senate of the Lakes once more, and governed Hurmu until the Jingdaoese invasion of 1602 and the Hurmu Genocide.
Membership was in the years 1612–1624 decided by the Prince (who inducted members by letters patent), and then it was simply an elected body, in that its members elected any new members. However, of note is that membership is also automatically extended to legal spouses and legitimate children of members, meaning that the size of the order has grown since 1514 exponentially. It is therefore unknown, that when Hurmu is reunited, what part the Order will play in the government of the new Hurmu.
In Stormark, the Order was housed in the Temple of the Lakes, at Haraldsborg, the construction of which was funded by the Storish government. At the onset, it was felt that the funding reflected the generosity of the Storish government, but it became clear quite quickly that the Stormarkers preferred to lay claim to all heritage of the Hurmu people and infuse it with the main Storish ideologies. Laws were made, for example, to allow for the naked worship around Hurmu holy sites, in the Vanic tradition. As such, the Order became more and more dormant from 1603 and on, focusing mainly on historical tasks and orders of service in the Temple.
Once the complete collapse of the Storish state became evident in 1685, the Order attempted to salvage its artifacts at the temple. With help from the Shirerithian imperial family, particularly from Prince Kir Azariah Vidar, the Order managed to evacuate most its people, artifacts and archives from Haraldsborg and temporarily house these in Talenore (Talenore having in the decade before suffered massive emigration had plenty of empty housing available).
The Order began from then to bring about its main objective of reorganizing the old Hurmu territories, now in the Green, under one government. At the same time, the Lontinian tribes, having also freed themselves from the Storish yoke, and having had a long history of alliance with the people of Hurmu, established the Restored Khanate of Lontinien. The Order and Khanate quickly agreed to joint efforts in reclaiming some of their old land in the Green. They established therefore the Hurmu Trust Territory, as a provisional government until Hurmu's Lakes could be reunited under one government.
Classes
There are three classes of membership, royal, princely and knightly. All members belong to the knightly class unless they belong to the royal or princely class.
Royal class
The royal class is defined as any person having been a royal monarch over Hurmu or, if he or she is dead, his or her most senior descendant. There has only been one Queen of Hurmu, Aoife the Celt, and she has therefore the only member of this class until her legal death in 1689. She was titled Queen among the Lakes. In 1689, she was declared legally dead by the government of the Hurmu Trust Territory.
In the same year (1689), the Order of the Holy Lakes bestowed upon King Craitman of Craitland the title King among the Lakes, signifying his rule over the majority of the Lakes as King of Craitland through its territory in Lakkvia.
Princely class
The princely class is defined as any person having been a prince over Hurmu, or, if he or she is dead, his or her most senior descendant under absolute primogeniture. A member of this class is titled Prince among the Lakes or Princess among the Lakes.
The current three members of this class are:
- Daniyal ibn Daniyal (1636– ), most senior descendant of Rashid Andelarion (Prince, 1512–1524)
- Salome (1665– ), most senior descendant of Daniel Kalirion (Prince, 1563–1586), Nathan of Waffel-Paine (Prince, 1586–1589) and Elijah Ayreon (Prince, 1590–1592). Salome is also titled Princess of Hurmu by a decision of the Congress of Hurmudans in Lakkvia.
Knightly class
Line of Andelarion
- Prince Andelarion (1450–1544) m.1 1469 Ylva Andelarion (1450-1502), m.2 1509 (div. 1516) Gudrun Eriksdottir (died 1539), m.3. Gunvør of Humlebæk (1515-1560)
- Rashid Karyandzadeh Arsalani (1472–1574) m. 1515 Nael Vidarion
- Daniyal Nelzadeh Arsalani (aka Daniel Naelion Kalirion) (1518–1574) m. 1573 Noor bint Jalil
- Daniel Simrani-Kalirion (1574–1631) m.1 Esmeralda Erinamor, m.2 Fatima al-Osman
- Isabella Simrani-Kalirion (1603–1670 ) m.1 1640 Tokaray al-Osman (1582- ) m.2 1659 Carl Taylor-Citron (1615– ) m.3 Augustus Mirkdale (1620- )
- Daniyal ibn Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion (1636– ) m. 1659 Novichoka Vladimirovna (1636-)
- Selardi Jen Daniyal (illegitimate; 1649–) m. 1685 Ardashir Jahangir
- Daniyal Simranzadeh al-Osman (1686– )
- Selardi Jen Daniyal (illegitimate; 1649–) m. 1685 Ardashir Jahangir
- Aurangzeb Tokaraizadeh al-Osman (1641–) m. 1659 Sarah Dravot (1627- )
- Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman (1662-) m. 1684 Miranda Isabella Anders (1669- )
- Daniyal al-Osman (1641–) m. 1659 Liv Dravot (1615–1663)
- Adam al-Osman (1642–) m. 1659 Madani Simrani (1640- )
- Elia Simrani-Osman (1650- ) m. 1678 Zacharias Avon-El (1651– )
- Esmeralda al-Osman (1642–) m.1. 1659 Harry Payne (1624–1664) m.2. 1671 J. A. J. Primo de Aguilar (1595- )
- Rosamund Primo de Aguilar (1673– )
- Iñigo Primo de Aguilar (1675– )
- Daniyal ibn Daniyal Simrani-Kalirion (1636– ) m. 1659 Novichoka Vladimirovna (1636-)
- Noor as-Salaam (1604–1650) m.1 1629 (div. 1632) Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion (1586–1632), m.2 1633 (annulled 1656) Noah Hallbjörnsson (1616– )
- Adam Ayreon-Kalirion (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) Liv Djupvik (1615–1663)
- Vidar Salim Livarson (Kaiser Ayreon IV) (1645– ) c. 1664 Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni (1647– ) m. 1670 Nathan II (1644– )
- Salome Ylva Octavia (1665– )
- Kir Azariah Vidar (1667– )
- Kian Aiomide Shahnaz (1667– )
- Rubin Leonid Orientalis (1671– )
- Vidar Salim Livarson (Kaiser Ayreon IV) (1645– ) c. 1664 Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni (1647– ) m. 1670 Nathan II (1644– )
- Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion (1630– ) m. 1656 Li Naomiai (1627– )
- David Raion (1657– ) m. 1682 Mariette Carrillo (1661– )
- Utas Enrique Naian (1683– )
- Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion (1662– ) m. 1688 Titu Auqui Acahuana (1662– )
- Uturuncu (1689– )
- David Raion (1657– ) m. 1682 Mariette Carrillo (1661– )
- 'Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion (1630-1639)
- Arn Ayreon-Kalirion (1630–1639)
- Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar (1635–1689?)
- Fatima of Arbor (1638– ) m. 1681 Mahmud bin Alsalam (1642– )
- Hakim bin Alsalam (born 1682)
- Atiya bint Alsalam (born 1682)
- Aisha bint Alsalam (born 1684)
- Nur bint Alsalam (born 1684)
- Farhan bin Alsalam (born 1686)
- Astīr bint Alsalam (born 1686)
- Adam Ayreon-Kalirion (1630–1650 ) m. 1644 (div. 1645) Liv Djupvik (1615–1663)
- Miranda Simrani-Kalirion (1604–1653) m.1 1628 Frederik Anders (died 1632), m.2. 1634 Tokaray al-Osman (1582– )
- Daniyal Anders (1629– ) m. 1659 Thérèse Marozzi (1644- )
- Frederik Anders (1630– ) m. 1659 Sabine Erika Rukovodna (1639- )
- Royston Anders (1630– ) m. 1659 Madani Allus-Zhayatar (1642- )
- Miranda Isabella Anders (1669- ) m. 1684 Daniyal Aurangzeb Kalirion-Osman (1662-)
- Azardokht al-Osman (1635– ) m. 1659 Kūruš Artashata, Khanzada of Raspur (1642- )
- Peroz (stillborn, 1663)
- Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman (1665– )
- Jamshid-e Osman (1665– )
- Nilufar al-Osman (1640– ) m. 1659 Timūr al-Osman Taraghay (1599-1684)
- Ardashir Jahangir m. 1684 Selardi Jen Daniyal (1649- )
- Daniyal Simranzadeh al-Osman (1686– )
- Ardashir Jahangir m. 1684 Selardi Jen Daniyal (1649- )
- Samira al-Osman (1641– ) m. 1659 Justin Guadalim (1619- )
- Ayesha Guadalim (1660–) m. 1686 Isor Isor
- Isor Osman Isorion Isor (1687– )
- Ardashir Kalir Isorion Isor (1687– )
- Alissa Guadalim (1661–) m. 1681 Frederik Haabye Truls
- Mariyam Guadalim (1663–) m. 1681 Frederik Haabye Truls
- Kari Noor Truls (1685–)
- Ayesha Guadalim (1660–) m. 1686 Isor Isor
- Isabella Simrani-Kalirion (1603–1670 ) m.1 1640 Tokaray al-Osman (1582- ) m.2 1659 Carl Taylor-Citron (1615– ) m.3 Augustus Mirkdale (1620- )
- Daniel Simrani-Kalirion (1574–1631) m.1 Esmeralda Erinamor, m.2 Fatima al-Osman
- Daniyal Nelzadeh Arsalani (aka Daniel Naelion Kalirion) (1518–1574) m. 1573 Noor bint Jalil
- Eskender Kashmal Arsalani (aka Cashmaiel Andelarion) (1472–1550) m. 1500 Gunhild Butardottar(1478–1540)
- Naomi Avon-El (1503–1540) m. 1523 Joshua Avon-El (1500–1573)
- Rai Avon-El (1524–1553)
- Shamil Avon-El (1540-1643) m. 1560 Maryam Ayapour (1539-1646)
- Rai Shamilion (1568–1653) m. 1593 Katarina Fens (1570– )
- Eskender Avon-El (1591–1666) m. 1620 Salina Voder (1592– )
- Sara Avon-El (1622– )
- Jeremiah Avon-El (1625– ) m.1. 1650 Johanna Zebulonsdottar (1628– ) m.2. 1678 Guendolen Loup (1662- )
- Zacharias Avon-El (1651– ) m. 1678 Elia Simrani-Osman (1650- )
- Suva Avon-El (1594– ) m. 1618 Sabor Johan Basmellion (1595– )
- Ander Avon-El (1620– ) m. Ristina Marmai
- Johan Avon-El (1647– )
- Javel Avon-El (1625– )
- Pader Avon-El (1630– )
- Ander Avon-El (1620– ) m. Ristina Marmai
- Eskender Avon-El (1591–1666) m. 1620 Salina Voder (1592– )
- Naomi Shamilion (1570– )
- Marmar Naomiai Avon-El (1595– ) m. 1625 Eremias Buvonzake (1607– )
- Li Naomiai (1627– ) m. 1642 (div. 1655) Zakyyr Moonoak (1633– ), m. 1656 Aldin (1630– )
- David Raion (1657–) m. 1682 Mariette Carrillo (1661– )
- Utas Enrique Naian (1683– )
- Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion (1662– ) m. 1688 Titu, Prince of Rimarima
- Uturuncu (1689– )
- David Raion (1657–) m. 1682 Mariette Carrillo (1661– )
- Li Naomiai (1627– ) m. 1642 (div. 1655) Zakyyr Moonoak (1633– ), m. 1656 Aldin (1630– )
- Marmar Naomiai Avon-El (1595– ) m. 1625 Eremias Buvonzake (1607– )
- Rai Shamilion (1568–1653) m. 1593 Katarina Fens (1570– )
- Naomi Avon-El (1503–1540) m. 1523 Joshua Avon-El (1500–1573)
- Daniel Kalirion (1542–1586) m. 1562 Sara Rikjudottar (1547–1572)
- Esther Ayreon-Kalirion (1565–1618) m.1. 1597 Merling Karlsson (1566-1603), m.2. 1615 Hallbjörn Haraldsson (1588- )
- Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion (1603–1629) (aka Kaiser Ayreon III)
- Ludwig Blutwasser-Ayreon-Kalirion (1590–1631) (adoption retrospectively revoked in 1637)
- Benjamin Ayreon-Kalirion (1622–1625) (adopted)
- Noah Hallbjörnsson (1616–1689?) m. 1633 (annulled 1656) Kaiseress Noor (1603–1650)
- Vilhjálm Daniel Gudrödar (1635–1689?)
- Fatima of Arbor (1638– ) m. 1681 Mahmud bin Alsalam (1642– )
- Hakim bin Alsalam (born 1682)
- Atiya bint Alsalam (born 1682)
- Aisha bint Alsalam (born 1684)
- Nur bint Alsalam (born 1684)
- Farhan bin Alsalam (born 1686)
- Astīr bint Alsalam (born 1686)
- Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill (1616–1651) (aka Kaiser Hjalmar Redquill)
- Jonathan Ayreon-Kalirion (1603–1629) (aka Kaiser Ayreon III)
- Elijah Ayreon (1571–1598) (aka Kaiser Ayreon II) m. 1588 Nathan Dariolin (1455–1607)
- Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion (1586–1632) (adopted) m. 1629 (div. 1632) Noor bint Daniyal (1604–1650)
- Adam Ayreon-Kalirion (1630–1650) m. 1644 Liv Djupvik (1615–1663)
- Vidar Salim Livarson (1645– ) c. 1664 Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni (1647– ) m. 1670 Nathan II (1644– )
- Salome (1665–)
- Kir Azariah Vidar (1667– )
- Kian Aiomide Shahnaz (1667– )
- Rubin Leonid Orientalis (1671– )
- Vidar Salim Livarson (1645– ) c. 1664 Isidora IV of Octavius Teleni (1647– ) m. 1670 Nathan II (1644– )
- Aldin Ayreon-Kalirion (1630– ) m. 1656 Li Naomiai (1627– )
- David Raion (1657– ) m. 1682 Mariette Carillo (1661– )
- Utas Enrique Naian (1683– )
- Abigail Ayreon-Kalirion (1662– ) m. 1688 Titu, Prince of Rimarima
- Uturuncu (1689– )
- David Raion (1657– ) m. 1682 Mariette Carillo (1661– )
- Rostam Ayreon-Kalirion (1630–1639)
- Arn Ayreon-Kalirion (1630–1639)
- Adam Ayreon-Kalirion (1630–1650) m. 1644 Liv Djupvik (1615–1663)
- Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion (1586–1632) (adopted) m. 1629 (div. 1632) Noor bint Daniyal (1604–1650)
- Esther Ayreon-Kalirion (1565–1618) m.1. 1597 Merling Karlsson (1566-1603), m.2. 1615 Hallbjörn Haraldsson (1588- )
- Rashid Karyandzadeh Arsalani (1472–1574) m. 1515 Nael Vidarion
Line of Arvid
- Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir (1535–1652) m. Sól Míudottar (1543–1620)
- Nilu Sólason (1577– ) m. Kristina Djupvik (1580–1677)
- Valdemar Djupvik (1609– ) m. Trine Katterud
- Patrik Djupvik (1643– )
- Thorleiv Djupvik (1611– ) m. Line Sandberg
- Roderik Djupvik (1641– )
- Oden Djupvik (1613– ) m. Stina Andersdatter
- Gunnar Djupvik (1639– )
- Yrsa Djupvik (1643– )
- Liv Dravot (1615–1663) m. Adam Anushiruwân (1630–1650)
- Descendants listed under Line of Andelarion)
- Valdemar Djupvik (1609– ) m. Trine Katterud
- Nilu Sólason (1577– ) m. Kristina Djupvik (1580–1677)
Line of Aoife
- Aoife the Celt
- Extinct
Line of Asa
- Asa of Stormark (deceased)
- Chloe Bloodheim (deceased)
- Extinct
- Chloe Bloodheim (deceased)
Line of Baarrnan
Line of Carol
- Kaiseress Carol (deceased)
- Kaiseress Hypatia (deceased)
- Extinct
- Kaiseress Hypatia (deceased)
Line of Contantinescu
- Ionel Constantinescu (deceased)
- Presumed extinct
Line of Craitman
- Craitman m. Anika of Amokolia
Line of Harald
Extinct, save for some members who also belong to other lines.
Line of Jeremy
- Jeremy of New Brittania (deceased)
- Presumed extinct
Line of Klosso
- Johanns fonn Klosso
- Presumed extinct
Line of Knytling
- Vilhelm Estridson Knytling
- Presumed extinct
Line of Landingberg
- R. Tyler-Alexander Aaron Asher-Jones (deceased)
- Bjarngeir of Nidaros (died 1614)
- Extinct
- Bjarngeir of Nidaros (died 1614)
Line of Orion
- Orion (deceased)
- Presumed extinct
Line of Osman
Line of Tahmaseb
- Tahmaseb Shah Abakhtari (deceased)
- Presumed extinct
Line of Vembria
- Iain de Vembria
- Presumed extinct
Line of Woodrow
- Scott Woodrow (deceased)
- Presumed extinct
Line of Yperpen
- Polten of Yperpen (renounced membership