House of Bucolos

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House of Bucolos
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Country	Nouvelle Alexandrie
Anthem
Motto	Hic Splendet Gloria Mundi
Titles	Count of Narbonne
Founder	Icol Bucolos (1626–1691)
Current head	TBD
Founding year	1647 AN
Parent house	N/A

The House of Bucolos (ALX: la maison de Bucolos) is a prominent family of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Beginning as surveyors and cartographers, their business, Bucolos et fils received the attention and appreciation of the federal government, resulting in the family's rise to national import and the ennoblement of various members.

Genealogy

• ♂ Shyriath Bukolos (1553, Port Benacia – 1644, Shirekeep) m. 1623 ♀ ??? (1589 – 1644)
  • ♂ Icol Bucolos (1626, Lichkeep – 1691, Punta Santiago) m. 1652 ♀ Adrienne Gaudin (1625 – 1684)
    • ♂ Edgard Dieuxdonné Bucolos (1653, Triegon – 1738, Punta Santiago) m. 1687 ♀ Nereida Acosta (1647 – 1738)
    • ♀ Célestine Julie Bucolos (1655, Triegon – 1751, Pontecorvo)
    • ♂ Sylvain Schiriath (S. S.) Bucolos, Count of Narbonne (18.V.1656, Norvind – 23.III.1753, Narbonne) m. 1679 ♀ Callie Sherbrooke (1654 – 1747)
      • ♀ Estelle Guenièvre Bucolos, Countess of Narbonne (1682, Punta Santiago – present)
      • ♀ Adrienne Sylvaine Bucolos (1686, Punta Santiago – present)
    • ♂ Francis Joseph Bucolos (1659, Norvind – 1738)
    • ♂ Henri Eugène Bucolos (1661, Norvind – 1706, Chambouly)
    • ♀ Mira Raynora Bucolos (1664, Norvind – 1713)
    • ♀ Lissanse Dolorès Bucolos (1664, Norvind – Present)
    • ♂ Victor Louis Bucolos (1667, Norvind – 1752)
    • ♀ Aldurie Alexandra (A. A.) Bucolos (1669, Punta Santiago – Present)

Biographies

Edgard Dieuxdonné (1653–1738)

The eldest child of Icol Bucolos, he was a cartographer with Bucolos et fils from 1676. Becoming responsible for most of the company's output in maps, he had no interest in the actual running of the business, to which his brother succeeded in 1684. One of S. S.' first acts was to make Edgard head of a division devoted to public-interest products: maps intended for education, public outreach, and aesthetic appeal. He remained in this position until his retirement in 1735. He married Nereida Acosta in 1687, and died within a few days of her in 1738; they had no issue.

Henri Eugène (1661–1706)

The fifth child and fourth son of Icol Bucolos. He was a surveyor for Bucolos et fils for over half his life, traveling extensively across Nouvelle Alexandrie and other parts of the world. He had the misfortune of being in North Lyrica in 1706 during the events of the Great Vanic Revolt, when he died in a terrorist attack in Chambouly attributed to the Freyja's Battlers. He died without legitimate issue, having never married, though he acknowledged paternity of four children, each on a different continent.