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'''Ivar Zezo''' (born {{AN|1706}}) is an [[Akhidia]]n prince and [[knight of the Holy Lakes]]. As the first child of [[Neil I]] and [[Befra]], Prince Ivar belongs to the [[Family_tree_of_Akhidian_royalty#Zezo|Zezo family]]. Married [[Karin av Silmahamnum]] in 1733. They both survived the [[Sinking of the Biternion]] in late 1735, in which his parents-in-law, two brothers-in-law and their wives, among many other relatives-in-law perished. Ivar and Karin were first believed to have died but were found in the waters three days after the sinking, having taken refuge on a floating door (on which both of them fit). | '''Ivar Zezo''' (born {{AN|1706}}) is an [[Akhidia]]n prince and [[knight of the Holy Lakes]]. As the first child of [[Neil I]] and [[Befra]], Prince Ivar belongs to the [[Family_tree_of_Akhidian_royalty#Zezo|Zezo family]]. Married [[Karin av Silmahamnum]] in 1733. They both survived the [[Sinking of the Biternion]] in late 1735, in which his parents-in-law, two brothers-in-law and their wives, among many other relatives-in-law perished. Ivar and Karin were first believed to have died but were found in the waters three days after the sinking, having taken refuge on a floating door (on which both of them fit). | ||
Ivar and his wife have a daughter, Rose. | Ivar and his wife have a daughter, Rose, born in {{AN|1736}}. | ||
[[File:Baby Ivar.gif|thumb|Baby Prince Ivar|50px]]. | [[File:Baby Ivar.gif|thumb|Baby Prince Ivar|50px]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:08, 27 July 2025
Ivar Zezo (born 1706 AN) is an Akhidian prince and knight of the Holy Lakes. As the first child of Neil I and Befra, Prince Ivar belongs to the Zezo family. Married Karin av Silmahamnum in 1733. They both survived the Sinking of the Biternion in late 1735, in which his parents-in-law, two brothers-in-law and their wives, among many other relatives-in-law perished. Ivar and Karin were first believed to have died but were found in the waters three days after the sinking, having taken refuge on a floating door (on which both of them fit).
Ivar and his wife have a daughter, Rose, born in 1736 AN.
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