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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a title of nobility in the [[Imperial Peerage]] of [[Shireroth]], created by [[Kaiser Ayreon IV]] in 1671 for his step-daughter [[Vadoma Rowena Waffel-Paine]]. The title was suppressed 1672–1741 due to Elwynnese objections over the peerage. In 1741, following the reintregration of Elwynn back to Shireroth, [[Kaiser Ayreon V]] restored Vadoma to her rightful title.
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a title of nobility in the [[Imperial Peerage]] of [[Shireroth]], created by [[Kaiser Ayreon IV]] in 1671 for his step-daughter [[Vadoma Rowena Waffel-Paine]]. The title was suppressed 1672–1741 due to Elwynnese objections over the peerage. In 1741, following the reintregration of Elwynn back to Shireroth, [[Kaiser Ayreon V]] restored Vadoma to her rightful title. In 1752, Vadoma died, and her eldest child [[Empress Clara|Adelaide (Empress Clara)]] succeeded to the title.


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Countess of Iserdia is a title of nobility in the Imperial Peerage of Shireroth, created by Kaiser Ayreon IV in 1671 for his step-daughter Vadoma Rowena Waffel-Paine. The title was suppressed 1672–1741 due to Elwynnese objections over the peerage. In 1741, following the reintregration of Elwynn back to Shireroth, Kaiser Ayreon V restored Vadoma to her rightful title. In 1752, Vadoma died, and her eldest child Adelaide (Empress Clara) succeeded to the title.