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Order of the Holy Lakes

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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.

The Order of the Holy Lakes is headquartered in Vesüha (Huyenkula), the capital of Hurmu.

The Knights and Ladies of the Holy Lakes elect, as of 1.XIV.1698 constituting 680 living members, the Senate of the Lakes, the collective head of state of Hurmu. The last election occurred in 1695. The next election is scheduled for 1701.

The Senate of the Lakes is the collective sovereign of the Order. Prior to the Senate's reestablishment in 1690, Salome, as Princess of Hurmu, Princess among the Lakes, was the ceremonial grand master of the Order, with the day to day activities and regulations of the Order maintained by a Board of Trustees (which, curiously, included no members of the Order). The last secretary of the Board of Trustees was Anskar Isamma. Li Naomiai Avon-El Ayreon-Kalirion, Chair of the Senatorial Committee for Protocol and Matters related to the Order of the Holy Lakes, is ex officio the chancellor of the Order.

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.

Modern history

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.

In 1692, the Senate passed legislation granting membership in the Order to the chairmen of the board of trustees of the Order of the Holy Lakes throughout the ages, as a gesture of gratitude for ensuring the survival of the Order through the dark ages of Storish occupation.

In 1694, the Senate passed legislation granting membership in the Order to:

  • Temüjin, the Khaghan of Lontinien, for his selfless services to the statehood and peoples of Hurmu
  • Mukhaliin Kharachar, Khan of the Blue Band of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde
  • Chaghagan Khoga, Khan of the White Band of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde
  • Đorđe Babić, Mayor of Mitrovska

In 1696, the Sultan of Çakaristan sent a detailed genealogy proving his descent from former Woodstanic president and senator of the Lakes Scott Woodrow. The line of Woodrow had previously thought to be extinct, but with this extensive genealogical proof, the Order of the Holy Lakes increased its living membership by more than a hundred people.

Similarly, in the same year (1696), it was discovered that after Hurmu and Elwynn had created a union in 1674, the new Senate was in fact a successor senate to the Hurmu senate, and, thus, all such persons that were senators of the Elwynnese–Hurmu senate were automatically members of the Order of the Holy Lakes.

On 10.V.1698, the first renunciations of membership since 1558 occurred when to the surprise of the Order of the Holy Lakes as well as Hurmu media, Nathan II and Clara Sundara, renounced their membership in the Order. As they had children, spouses and grandchildren deriving their membership in the Order from Nathan II and Clara, these people, too, lost their membership automatically. In their missive to the Chancellor of the Order, they questioned the genealogical study into the descendants of Scott Woodrow (leading to the admission of the sultan family of Çakaristan into the Order) and saw it rather as a result of Vanic corruption of the Order. Hurmu media also referred to Clara's refusal to consider the people currently named and acting as Elisabeth Asara, Karel Kyle, and Gustavus Nathan as her own children, holding instead that she brought her first two children with her from Batavia (and that they were never fathered by Arkadius IV; see instead Lisa, Carl, and Stav Starshade as the claimed children of Clara Sundara and Cledwyn Starshade), thus meaning that Karel and Elisabeth are imposters and illegitimate, even in Batavian law. Batavian and Arboric law clearly dispute these events, though the Order of the Holy Lakes has taken a neutral view on it. Media accused the Order for having not resolved this matter that now has caused a mass exodus of one of its more senior lines in the Order. They called for a review of Scott Woodrow's admission to the Order in the first place. If found faulty, it would mean all descendants of Scott Woodrow would have a faulty and erroneous claim to membership in the Order.

History of admittance

  • 1502
  • 1503
  • 1512
  • 1514
  • 1515
    • Tahmaseb Shah Abakhtari (appointed)
  • 1517
    • R. Tyler-Alexander Aaron Asher-Jones (appointed)
    • Orion I (appointed)
  • 1519
    • Asa Bloodhelm (appointed)
  • 1521
  • 1525
    • Polten of Yperpen (elected)
  • 1542
    • Vilhelm Estridson Knytling (elected)
    • Scott Woodrow (elected)
  • 1548
  • 1551
  • 1553
  • 1558
    • Polten of Yperpen resigned his membership, the only member of the Order ever to have resigned membership
  • 1574:
  • 1583:
  • 1584:
  • 1587
  • 1589
  • 1590
  • 1592
    • Llîriel Aureqoir (elected)
  • 1593
    • Jorgen Jonas Windsor (elected)
  • 1594
    • Giles Melang (elected)
  • 1595
  • 1598
  • 1599
    • Sindre Nemnai (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Vilhjalm Kormak (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Eðvarð Danjalsson (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Haakon Bjarnarson (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Kaare Stenbooð (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Katja Aareshem (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Netba u-Germask (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Liv Mildedottar (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Oolav Haraldsnai (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Royston Merrick (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Silja Kambandaar (accession through independence of Hurmu)
    • Yngvar av Helgahusinom (accession through independence of Hurmu)
  • 1689
  • 1692
    • Mina Soval (elected)
    • Kristina Akkare (elected)
    • Milena Karenina (elected)
    • Kartan Saajar (elected)
    • Malik u-War (elected)
    • Anskar Isamma (elected)
  • 1694:
    • Mukhaliin Kharachar, Khan of the Blue Band of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde (elected)
    • Chaghagan Khoga, Khan of the White Band of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde (elected)
    • Đorđe Babić, Mayor of Mitrovska (elected)
  • 1698:
    • Nathan II, citing the en masse admission of the Çakari Sultan's family line as a Vanic corruption of the Order, renounced membership for himself and his adult children, who all accepted the renunciation for themselves.
    • Clara Sundara, citing the en masse admission of the Çakari Sultan's family line as a Vanic corruption of the Order, renounced membership for herself and her adult children, who all accepted the renunciation for themselves.

Leadership

Since 1690, the Senate is the collective head, or sovereign, of the Order of the Holy Lakes. Pador u-Germask is since 1690 the responsible Senator in charge of overseeing the day-to-day activities of the Order.

Chancellor (1690– )

Chairs of the Board of Trustees (1603–1690)

Name Tenure Title Comment
Vilhjalm Kormak 1603–1652 Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Mina Soval 1652–1657 Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Kristina Akkare 1657–1662 Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Milena Karenina 1662–1670 Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Kartan Saajar 1670–1675 Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Malik u-War 1675–1680 Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Anskar Isamma 1680–1690 Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Insignia

Members of the Order of the Holy Lakes have the right to wear the robes, collar and other insignia of the Order. Members of the princely and royal classes are allowed to wear a laurel.

Robes

The robes of the order are used rarely. They are mainly seen at the opening ceremony of the Senate, but may be used as formal wear of members of the Order in other ceremonies, for example state banquets, funerals, weddings, and so on.

The robes include a woolly dolman for use indoors in a deep blue dye, while a cape of thicker wool, in a slightly darker shade of dye, is for use outdoors. The cape includes also a hood that may be used in rainy, snowy or cold weather.

Collar

Similar to the robes, the collar of the order is also used rarely. No new collars have been produced since the late 1590s. As such, they are rare and there are not enough collars for all members. Instead, the collar is usually displayed in the Senate, and is carried into the Senate chamber during the annual inauguration.

The collar is made of gold and adorned with painted stones displaying the traditional coat of arms of Hurmu (Argent, six hurts)

Otherwise, the collar may also be displayed upon the coat of arms of an individual member of the Order.

Medallion

A medallion, made of gold, which may be fastened on a uniform or other clothing is the most common form of display signifying membership of the Order.

The medallion includes a relief of the the traditional coat of arms of Hurmu (Argent, six hurts), though without any colours displayed.

Laurel

The laurel was originally not declared official, but its continued use over the years have made it traditional. It is used only by the members of the royal and princely classes. There have been calls for the Senators to also be allowed to use it, signifying their collective status as head of state of Hurmu.

The laurel was originally woven from leaves from the ash and elm interlinked into a laurel, but overtime, it was replaced by a laurel of golden leaves of a similar look as the botanical ones.

Membership

For a non-genealogical list of current members, see List of living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes

There are three classes of membership, royal, princely and knightly. All members belong to the knightly class. Certain members also belong to the royal or princely class. The classes are informally named, as there are technically no classes in the Order. However, the Order has recognized the titles Prince among the Lakes, Princess among the Lakes, King among the Lakes, and Queen among the Lakes to be worthy of honour within the Order. See below for more information.

One becomes a member of the Order by appointment (no more appointments since the rule of Prince Andelarion), election to the Senate of the Lakes (no elections have occurred since 1603), or being the child of a member (i.e. membership is hereditary) or married to a member. Since 1690, the Senate may induct members into the Order of the Holy Lakes once more.

Exception: If having become a member of the Order through marriage, membership is discontinued upon divorce or, after widowhood, upon remarriage. Children from another relationship will not be covered by the membership.

Membership can be renounced. Renunciation then carries to all people who derive their membership from the renouncing member, unless they are adult children who inform the Order that they wish to remain members of the Order. Only one renunciation has since the foundation of the Order been made (Polten of Yperpen).

In exceptional circumstances (though this has never happened), membership can be revoked by the Order's legislative body (dormant since 1603, restored to be the Senate since). As this has never happened, it is believed that serious crimes against Hurmu (such as waging war against Hurmu, treason, sabotage, etc.) would be necessary to provoke an exclusion from the Order.

Members above the age of 18 are also Electors to the Senate of the Lake.

With membership comes the recognition of Hurmu nationality (whether or not it is exercised) and the unconditional right to reside in Hurmu.

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 legitimate 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 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. As the title is wholly individual, Anika, the Queen of Craitland became merely a Lady of the Holy Lakes.

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 legitimate descendant under absolute primogeniture (adoptees included). A member of this class is titled Prince among the Lakes or Princess among the Lakes.

The current members of this class are:

Senatorial class

The senatorial class refers to the members of the Order of the Holy Lakes elected to and currently serving on the Senate of the Lakes. Upon relinquishing or losing one's seat in the Senate, one reverts to one's previous class.

Knightly class

The Senate has the right to induct new Knights and Ladies (always including their descendants) into the Order by simple majority.

Unlike most other orders of chivalry, the knights and ladies in this Order are not "Knights/Ladies of the Order of the Holy Lakes", but rather, "Knights/Ladies of the Holy Lakes".

Members who are knights do not use the prefix Sir or "Lady" (unless derived from elsewhere). Usually, the membership of the Order is affixed after the name, for example, "NN, Knight of the Holy Lakes" or "NN, Lady of the Holy Lakes". Most members in the Andelarion line are all Lords/Ladies of the Babkho–Shirerithian nobility (if being a legitimate descendant). For hereditary membership in the Order, however, one does not need to be a legitimate descendant of an original member.

If postnominals are used, the appropriate postnominals are in the Istvanistani language, for Knights, KHL, and, for Ladies, LHL. Titles of royal class do not carry any postnominals.

Genealogical List of all Knights and Ladies

  • For a list of current members, see List of living members of the Order of the Holy Lakes
  • Persons marked in grey are either:
    • persons who have never been members of the Order but for genealogical reasons are inscribed in it
    • persons who, during their marriage, derived their membership from their legal spouses but after the dissolution of the marriage were not members of the Order

Line of Aaden Allot †

Line of Aareshem

Line of Akkare

  • Mina Akkare (1600–1696) m.1627 Pedar Aabooð (1589–1696)
    • Simon Aabooð (1630– ) m.1660 Kersti Kallas (1632– )
      • Lennart Aabooð-Kallas (1662– ) m. 1695 Elisabet Karlsdottra (1660– )
      • Gunnar Aabooð-Kallas (1665– ) m. Joakim Jeppet (1670– )
        • Alder Aabooð-Kallas Jeppet (1695– )
        • Miska Aabooð-Kallas Jeppet (1695– )
    • Eliza Aabooð (1632– ) m. 1663 Jaan Uusman (1628– )
      • Johannes Uusman (1665– ) m.1687 Eleonoora Luuk (1663– )
        • Akkar Uusman (1688– )
        • Kristian Uusman (1690– )
      • Leon Uusman (1668– )
        • Magdaleena Karbo (1692– )
        • Feliisia Uusman (1696– )
    • Loova Aabooð (1635– ) m. Liina Mikelitütar (1628– )
      • Kiilu Aabooð (1670– ) m. Erik Klokk (1673– )
        • Magnus Eriksson Aabooð (1692– )
        • Siva Eriksdottar Aabooð (1697– )
      • Miinu Aabooð (1674– ) m. Ganbaataryn Serchmaa (1678– )
        • Kassmal Aabooð (1696– )

Line of Andelarion

Line of Anskar Isamma

Line of Arvid

  • Arviður Andelarjunarbroðir (1535–1652) m. Sól Míudottar (1543–1620)
    • Nilu Sólason (1577–1691) m. Kristina Djupvik (1580–1677)
      • Valdemar Djupvik (1609– ) m. Trine Katterud (1612– )
        • Patrik Djupvik (1643– ) m. Mikaela Klaron (1645– )
          • Samuel Klaron Djupvik (1668– ) m. 1691 Else Kårestad (1665– )
            • Ingrid Djupvik (1692– )
          • Johannes Klaron Djupvik (1670– )
            • Simon Midergaard (1689– )
            • Mattias Silk (1689– )
            • Margot Suur (1690– )
            • Karla Sivertsen (1691– )
      • Thorleiv Djupvik (1611– ) m. Line Sandberg (1615– )
        • Roderik Djupvik (1641– ) m. Erik Tyve Andersen (1645– )
      • Oden Djupvik (1613– ) m. Stina Andersdatter (1614– )
        • Gunnar Djupvik (1639– ) m. Bismillah Adalani (1635– )
          • Gunnar Abdullah Adalani Djupvik (1670– ) m. Sindra Hjerterud (1672– )
            • Fatima Djupvik (1695– )
          • Leila Adalani Djupvik (1671– )
        • Yrsa Djupvik (1643– ) m. Karl Tryggve (1645– )
          • Janek Tryggve (1668– ) m. Silva Astemaa (1670– )
            • Michael Astemaa Djupvik (1689– )
            • Karel Astemaa Djupvik (1691– )
      • Liv Dravot (1615–1663) m. Adam Anushiruwân (1630–1650)
        • Descendants listed under Line of Andelarion)

Line of Aureqoir †

  • Llîriel Aureqoir (deceased)
    • Extinct

Line of Aoife †

Line of Asa †

  • Asa of Stormark (deceased)
    • Chloe Bloodheim (deceased)
      • Extinct

Line of Babić

  • Đorđe Babić (1658– ) m. 1684 Ana Babić née Udovički (1660– )
    • Radovan (1686–1693)
    • Miloš (1688–1693)
    • Angelina (1690–1693)

Line of Baarrnan †

Line of Beaumont †

  • Jean Beaumont (deceased)
    • Presumed extinct

Line of Benkern †

  • Vilhelm Benkern (deceased)
    • Presumed extinct

Line of Brasky-Cutting †

Line of Carol †

Line of Cedris †

Line of Contantinescu †

  • Ionel Constantinescu (deceased)
    • Presumed extinct

Line of Craitman

Line of Drak

Line of Eðvarð Danjalsson †

  • Eðvarð Danjalsson (1562–1602) m. Karolina u-Markus (1562–1602)
    • Marna Eðvarðsdottar u-Markus (1683–1602)
  • Extinct

Line of Einhorn

  • Tarjei Einhornsson (1530–1598) m.1 Ingrid (d. 1573), m.2 Mira Mikaelion-Verion (1560– )
    • Amund Einhornsson (1565–1610)
    • Sigrid Einhornsdatter (1567–1645) m. Sivert Gruntland (1560–1670)
      • Gaute Kristoffer Gruntland-Einhorn (1590–1680)
      • Hilde Fryd Gruntland-Einhorn (1593–1695) m. Ruben Bratland (1590–1670)
        • Åshild Einhorn Bratland (1612– ) m. Tormod Likness (1613– )
          • Monica Oline Einhorn Likness (1630– ) m. Bendik Krabsethve
            • Robin Einhorn (1656– ) m. Karen Rygh (1658– )
              • Julian Einhorn (1680– )
              • Stefan Einhorn (1684– )
              • Klara Einhorn (1686– )
            • Stina Einhorn (1660– ) m. Siw Stai (1645– )
          • Borgny Elisabet Einhorn Likness (1634– ) m. Eivind Dahling (1636– )
            • Marta Dahling Einhorn (1660– ) m. Aksel Mossing (1658– )
              • Ottar Einhorn Mossing (1685– )
              • Alexander Einhorn Mossing (1688– )
            • Jonas Dahling Einhorn (1663– ) m. Vigdis Hæstad (1665– )
              • Julia Einhorn (1693– )
              • Marcus Einhorn (1695– )
            • Hjørdis Dahling Einhorn (1667– ) m. Jørgen Dahle (1670– )
              • Filip Einhorn Dahle (1696– )
        • Gjermund Einhorn Bratland (1615– ) m. Borgny Mathiesen (1612– )
          • Veronika Einhorn Bratland (1640– ) m. Sander Mostad (1638– )
            • Amanda Mostad (1663– ) m. 1695 Karl Munter (1670– )
              • Hanna Munter (1697– )
            • Kristina Mostad (1665– ) m. 1696 Henrik Koldebolt (1663– )
              • Anders Koldebolt (1697– )
          • Emil Einhorn Bratland (1640– ) m. Torhild Opdal (1644– )
            • Alf Einhorn (1668– ) m. Marianne Andersen (1669– )
              • Kassandra Einhorn (1697– )
            • Elias Einhorn (1673– ) m. Hulde Venland (1675– )
              • Rebekka Einhorn (1697– )
          • Christian Einhorn Bratland (1646– )
            • Arnold Christanssønn Einhorn (1670– ) m. Dagmar Skar (1668– )
              • Markus Skar Einhorn (1696– )
            • Odin Christianssønn Einhorn (1675– ) m. Katrine Bylund (1677– )
          • Mirjam Einhorn Bratland (1648– ) m. Eirik Nordrum (1650– )
            • Arild Nordrum (1679– )
            • Audun Nordrum (1683– )
      • Edel Eline Gruntland-Einhorn (1596–1696) m. Niillas Bierrelaš (1579–1682)
        • Máđen Bierrelaš (1623– ) m. Mágredá Dárbmu (1623–1670)
          • Sunná Bierrelaš (1650– ) m. Konstantin Silk (1652– )
            • Margrete Silk (1673– )
            • Rebekka Silk (1676– )
          • Adá Bierrelaš (1653–1693)
          • Lávo Bierrelaš (1655–1657)
        • Gáivvaš Bierrelaš (1626–1653) m. Janiinná Bážá (1630– )
          • Cáijá Bierrelaš-Bážá (1651– ) m. Oscar Sørgemann (1650– )
            • Nilas Sørgemann Bážá (1678– )
          • Selggo Bierrelaš-Bážá (1653– ) m. Koda w-Arne (1664– )
            • Ola w-Koda Bierrelaš-Bážá (1695- )
            • Jona w-Koda Bierrelaš-Bážá (1697– )
        • Dárjá Bierrelaš (1628–1633)
        • Ámmon Bierrelaš (1632–1680) m. Márjá Tuohtta (1632–1680)
          • Áigin Bierrelaš (1661– ) m. Katja Malik (1662– )
            • Ásko Bierrelaš (1684– )
            • Ánton Bierrelaš (1687– )
          • Riigu Bierrelaš (1663–1687) m. Matilda Koby (1665– )
            • Daniel Koby (1688– ) (posthumously born)
      • Sigbjørn Geir Gruntland-Einhorn (1598– ) m. Martha Myking (1601– )
        • Olav Gruntland-Einhorn (1625–1655)
        • Oddbjørn Gruntland-Einhorn (1628– ) m. Stina Lensmann (1630– )
          • Henrik Gruntland-Einhorn (1655– ) m. Rigmor Strommen (1660– )
            • Sara Strommen Einhorn (1683– )
            • Mari Strommen Einhorn (1684– )
          • Johannes Gruntland-Einhorn (1658– ) m. Ann Haugaard (1659– )
            • Hanna Haugaard Einhorn (1688– )
            • Marita Haugaard Einhorn (1691– )
      • Ingjerd Greta Gruntland-Einhorn (1600– )
      • Barbro Bodil Gruntland-Einhorn (1602– ) m. Arnstein Carstensen (1599–1691)
        • Åsmund Carstensen (1630– ) m. Kamilla Askeland (1633– )
          • Samuel Askeland Carstensen (1659– ) m. Georg Lysne (1667– )
          • Josue Askeland Carstensen (1661– ) m. Svanhild Holum
        • Tor Carstensen (1633– ) m. Hilda Bernsen (1635– )
          • Tore-Johan Carstensen (1660– ) m. Oddny Langeland (1660– )
          • Carl-Petter Carstensten (1663– ) m. Andrea Underberg (1665– )
        • Helena Carstensen (1639– ) m. Irene Nordheim (1643– )
          • Vera Nordheim (1674– ) m. Endre Dalberg (1673– )
            • Hildur Dalberg (1692– )
            • Marion Dalberg (1695– )
            • Matilda Dalberg (1697– )
          • Lene Nordheim (1678– ) m. Simon Mannes (1674– )
            • Mai Nordheim Mannes (1695– )
            • Kari Nordheim Mannes (1695– )
      • Tore Ingvald Gruntland-Einhorn (1605–1693)
    • Waldemar Tarjeisson (1590–1696)
    • Thorgils Tarjeisson (1593–1644)
      • Tarjei Thorgilsson (1644– ) numerous concubines
        • Fredrik Michael Tarjeisson (1673- )
        • Ragnar Filip Tarjeisson (1688- )
        • Áki Friðrik Tarjeisson (1690- )
        • Sigmundr Birgir Tarjeisson (1691- )
        • Emil Josef Tarjeisson (1692- )
      • Linus Truls Thorgilsson (1644– )
      • Katja Magda Thorgilsdottir (1644– )
      • Waldemar Thorgilsson (?– )
    • Hans Tarjeisson (1595–??)

Line of Erling †

  • Alfhildson Erling (presumed deceased)
    • Presumed extinct

Line of Ermo-ra-Araezelion †

Line of Germask

  • Netba u-Germask (1574–1680) m. Sima Adurezion (1580–1684)
    • Pador u-Germask (1599–1696) m. Maia Iverion (1601–1689)
      • Vilde u-Germask (1626– ) m. Nuna Sureq (1625– )
        • Azen u-Germask (1656– ) m. Omar Husseini Al Shim (1650–1673)
          • Omar u-Germask Al Shim (1673– ) m. Leila al-Ribati (1675– )
            • Assad bin Omar bin Omar Husseini Al Shim (1691– )
            • Rim bint Omar bin Omar Husseini Al Shim (1692– )
    • Janek u-Germask (1601–1696) m. Sejer Evertsen (1603–1688)

Line of Gozar †

Line of Guilfoyle †

Line of Haakon Bjarnarson

  • Haakon Bjarnarson (1540–1602) m. Kala Kolgrimsdottar (1538–1602)
    • Bjorn Haakonsson (1564–1602) m. Njeta u-Malk (1570–1606)
    • Liv Haakonsdottar (1567–1603) m. Huruk Sayar (1570–1603)
      • Layn u-Huruk (1603–1627) m. Bini w-Arm (1605–1697)

Line of Harald

Line of Helgahus †

  • Yngvar av Helgahusinom (1489–1603) m. Adelina Aradoika (1493–1545)
    • Extinct

Line of Heymer †

  • Jess Heymer (deceased)
    • Presumed extinct

Line of Jacob Kalir †

Line of Jeremy

  • Jeremy of New Britannia (died 1523)
    • William of New Britannia (1511–1575) m. Georgina van Benkern (1520–1579)
      • Juliana of Willow (1532–1598) m. Michael Middlemore (1531–1593)
        • Frederick Middlemore (1550–1620) m. Mildred Bluth (1556–1624)
          • Gregory Middlemore (1565–1635) m. Christina Wordsworth (1570–1640)
            • John Middlemore (1600–1652) m. Beatrix van den Berg (1610–1659)
              • Montgomery Middlemore (1636–1691) m. Pauline Garcia (1640–)
                • George Middlemore (1660– )
                • Alexander Middlemore (1663– )
                • Joshua Middlemore (1665– )
        • Mary Middlemore (1567–1670) m. James Mugwort (1570–1640)
          • Charles Mugwort (1592–1694) m. Adelia Caroli (1595–1693)
            • Carol Mugwort (1620– ) m. Lourens van 't Zallandt (1618– )
              • Albert van 't Zallandt (1645– ) m. Hendrika Steenberg (1648– )
                • Maaike van 't Zallandt (1670– ) m. Kasper Kloosterman (1671– )
                  • Christiaan Kloosterman (1696– )
                • Margriet van 't Zallandt (1673– )
              • Wijnanda van 't Zallandt (1647– ) m. Luuk Oehlenschlager (1650– )
                • Sebastiaan Oehlenschlager (1676– )
                • Rozemarijn Oehlenschlager (1679– )
              • Sijmen van 't Zallandt (1650– ) m. Willemien Nijmeijer van Nijkamp (1660– )
                • Albert-Jan van 't Zallandt (1680– )
                • Lodewijk van 't Zallandt (1683– )
            • Jacob Mugwort (1625–1628)
      • Samuel of Willow (1535–1624) m. Catrìona Breathnach (1540–1629)
        • Elizabeth of Willow (1566–1669) m. Sylvester Severin (1562–1655)
          • Jeremy Severin (1583–1690) m. Esther Drummond (1584–1675)
            • Alexandra Severin (1598–1696) m. Donald Bush (1600–1692)
              • Edward Bush (1620– ) m. Thelma Marble (1622– )
                • Patrick Bush (1650– ) m. Sophia Stanton (1652– )
                • Camilla Bush (1652– ) m. Harold Cougar-Smith (1640– )
                  • Catherine Cougar-Smith (1675– )
                  • Michael Cougar-Smith (1679– )
              • William Bush (1623– ) m. Edna Sugar-Edgar (1625– )
          • Christine Severin (1585–1685)
        • Albert of Willow (1570–1588)

Line of Jorgen Jonas Windsor †

Line of Kahunamea †

Line of Kambandaar †

  • Silja Kambandaar (1520–1603) m. Toorsten Avalde (1523–1603)
    • Snitta Toorstensdottar (1545–1602) m. Oyvind Kalbrandssson (1543–1603)
      • Hova Snittodottar (1565–1603)
        • Stina Hovedottar (1588–1602)
      • Karjan Oyvindsson (1567–1603) m. Ylva Steenudde (1570–1683)
        • Simon u-Karyan (1598–1603)
  • Extinct

Line of Kelly †

  • Peter Kelly (deceased)
    • Extinct

Line of Kharachar

  • Mukhaliin Kharachar (1652– ) m.1 Kogseguabraghiin Mide (1660– ) m.2 Harghasun Oyunchimeg (1670– )
    • Kharachariin Medekhgüi (1682– )
    • Kharachariin Khongordzol (1684– )
    • Kharachariin Seruuntungalag (1685– )
    • Kharachariin Sarantuya (1687– )
    • Kharachariiin Tokhtamysh (1692– )

Line of Khoga

  • Chaghagan Khoga (1624– ) m. Dodain Sarantsatsr (1624–1646)
    • Khoga Orduoronartai (1646– ) m. Tarmashirin Muunokhoi (1648– )
      • Khoga Checheyigen (1669– ) m. Ashighemuriin Khadaganasai (1667– )
        • Khadaganasai Bughutualji (1692– )
        • Khadaganasai Khorihilemunaisi (1694– )
      • Khoga Daidukul (1672– ) m. Baltu Kundek (1675– )
        • Khoga Maral (1694– )

Line of Kormak †

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) m. ?
    • Aleksander Wilhelm II
      • Aleksander Wilhelm III
    • Thorkel Asher-Jones m. Lady Nidaros-Volsdame
      • Bjarngeir Thorkelsson Nidaros-Volsdame (died 1614), presumed to have married Hillevi Eiriksdottir
      • Karl Gustav Thorkelsson Nidaros-Volsdame
Presumed extinct

Line of Lewis

  • Jack Lewis (1554–1610) m. Astrid Thorsen (1557-1599)
    • Astrid Lewis (1575–1620) m. Daryl Danielion Verion (1571–1614)
    • Egbert Lewis (1589–1631) m. Nubia Cambor (1601–)

Line of Malik u-War

  • Malik u-War (1620– ) m. Eliisabet Linna (1621– )
    • Fredrik u-Malik (1650– ) m. Johannes Knuutsgaarð (1653– )
    • Kristofer u-Malik (1654– ) m. Smilla Eenpaulu (1656– )
      • Mihkel Eenpalu (1678– )
      • Riina Eenpalu (1680– )

Line of Merrick

  • Royston Merrick (1547 – 1604)
    • Royston Merrick II "the Younger" (1602–) m. 1626 Constance Odensdatter (1611–2.VI.1669)
      • Royston Merrick III (11.X.1627–2.VI.1669) m. 1643 Adelaide-Blanche d'Gévaudan (1625– )
        • Isabella Merrick (1643–) m. 1662 Sandra Ása Stefánsson (1638–)
        • Royston Merrick IV (2.IV.1665 –)
      • Henry Royston Merrick (2.VII.1630 – ) m. 1659 Magdalena Baier (1632 – )

Line of Miłárna

  • Áþamé Issèla Mari Vāstra (1529– ) m. Þavaltr Ilan (1460-1576)
    • Miłarna Tarin (1551- )
      • Miłarna Ùqōlu (1582- )
    • Miłarna Seoni (1564- )
      • Miłarna Kamiþīłū (1607- )

Line of Milena Karenina

  • Milena Karerina née Blaaland (1608– ) m. Aleksei Karerin (1589–1648)
    • Boris Alekseievich Karerin (1634– ) m. Dooris Aamisepp (1636– )
      • Eduard Borisovich Karerin (1664– ) m. Merit Vaher (1666)
        • Saara Eduardovna Karerina (1693–)
        • Joosef Eduardovich Karerin (1697– )
      • Otto Borisovich Karerin (1666– ) m. Reeli Lepmets (1667– )
        • Markus Ottovich Karerin-Lepmets (1694– )
        • Liv Ottovna Karerina-Lepmets (1696– )
      • Karl Borisovich Karerin (1668– ) m. Julia Osmondsdottra (1670– )
        • Julius Karlovich Karerin (1692– )
      • Gustav Borisovich Karerin (1670– ) m. Alexandra Kooveland (1674– )
        • Markus Gustavovich Karerin (1697– )
    • Olga Alekseievna Karerina (1636– ) m. Jüri Vähi (1640– )
      • Aleksandra Vähi (1666– ) m. Joonatan Laretei (1665– )
      • Hugo Vähi (1668– ) m. Käbi Ernesaks (1670– )
        • Maria Vähi (1696– )
        • Kristiina Vähi (1696– )
    • Yekaterina Alekseivna Abramova née Karerina (1637– ) m. Andrei Mikhailovich Abramov (1630– )
      • Viktor Andreyevich Abramov (1660– ) m. Lilli Mälk (1662– )
        • Anton Viktorovich Abramov (1690– )
        • Maria Viktorovna Abramova (1692– )

Line of Mina Soval †

Mina Soval (1578–1657) was admitted posthumously in 1692. She never married nor had any children.

Line of Liv Mildedottar †

  • Liv Mildedottar (1534–1603) m. Mina Siluban (1538–1603)
    • Extinct

Line of Nemnai †

  • Sindre Nemnai (1560–1603) m. Suli Jarekai (1561–1603)
    • Mark Sindrason (1584–1603)
    • Susanna Sindradottar (1587–1603)
    • Pariana Sindadottar (1589–1603)
    • Extinct

Line of Octavius

  • Aiomide Oqtavion
    • Line of Mira Octavius-Aryani
      • Mira Octavius-Aryani I (1602–1644)
      • Mira Octavius-Aryani II (1617–1663)
      • Mira Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
      • Mira Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
      • Mira Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
      • Mira Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
      • Mira Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Aina Octavius-Aryani
      • Aina Octavius-Aryani I (1602– )
      • Aina Octavius-Aryani II (1617– )
      • Aina Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
      • Aina Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
      • Aina Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
      • Aina Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
      • Aina Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Erin Octavius-Adelaidini
      • Erin Octavius-Adelaidini I (1602– )
      • Erin Octavius-Adelaidini II (1617– )
      • Erin Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
      • Erin Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
      • Erin Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
      • Erin Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
      • Erin Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini
      • Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini I (1602– )
      • Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini II (1617– )
      • Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
      • Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
      • Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
      • Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
      • Heidi Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Jamie Octavius-Leilani
      • Jamie Octavius-Leilani I (1602– )
      • Jamie Octavius-Leilani II (1617– )
      • Jamie Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
      • Jamie Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
      • Jamie Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
      • Jamie Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
      • Jamie Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Erika Octavius-Leilani
      • Erika Octavius-Leilani I (1602– )
      • Erika Octavius-Leilani II (1617– )
      • Erika Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
      • Erika Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
      • Erika Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
      • Erika Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
      • Erika Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Fairuza Octavius-Parini
      • Fairuza Octavius-Parini I (1602– )
      • Fairuza Octavius-Parini II (1617– )
      • Fairuza Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
      • Fairuza Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
      • Fairuza Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
      • Fairuza Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
      • Fairuza Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Isidora Octavius-Teleni
      • Isidora Octavius-Teleni I (1602– )
      • Isidora Octavius-Teleni II (1617– )
      • Isidora Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
      • Isidora Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– ) c. Kaiser Ayreon IV
        • Descendants listed under Line of Andelarion
      • Isidora Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
      • Isidora Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
      • Isidora Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
    • Line of Kumari Octavius-Aryani
      • Kumari Octavius-Aryani II (1617– )
      • Kumari Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
      • Kumari Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
      • Kumari Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
      • Kumari Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
      • Kumari Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini
      • Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini II (1617– )
      • Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
      • Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
      • Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
      • Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
      • Sadie Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Tabitha Octavius-Leilani
      • Tabitha Octavius-Leilani II (1617– )
      • Tabitha Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
      • Tabitha Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
      • Tabitha Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
      • Tabitha Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
      • Tabitha Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Robin Octavius-Parini
      • Robin Octavius-Parini II (1617– )
      • Robin Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
      • Robin Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
      • Robin Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
      • Robin Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
      • Robin Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Soraya Octavius-Parini
      • Soraya Octavius-Parini II (1617– )
      • Soraya Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
      • Soraya Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
      • Soraya Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
      • Soraya Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
      • Soraya Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Bernice Octavius-Teleni
      • Bernice Octavius-Teleni II (1617– )
      • Bernice Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
      • Bernice Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– )
      • Bernice Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
      • Bernice Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
      • Bernice Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
    • Line of Alba Octavius-Teleni
      • Alba Octavius-Teleni II (1617– )
      • Alba Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
      • Alba Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– )
      • Alba Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
      • Alba Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
      • Alba Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
    • Line of Nila Octavius-Aryani
      • Nila Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
      • Nila Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
      • Nila Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
      • Nila Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
      • Nila Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Rina Octavius-Aryani
      • Rina Octavius-Aryani III (1632– )
      • Rina Octavius-Aryani IV (1647– )
      • Rina Octavius-Aryani V (1662– )
      • Rina Octavius-Aryani VI (1677– )
      • Rina Octavius-Aryani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Bess Octavius-Adelaidini
      • Bess Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
      • Bess Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
      • Bess Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
      • Bess Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
      • Bess Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Rose Octavius-Adelaidini
      • Rose Octavius-Adelaidini III (1632– )
      • Rose Octavius-Adelaidini IV (1647– )
      • Rose Octavius-Adelaidini V (1662– )
      • Rose Octavius-Adelaidini VI (1677– )
      • Rose Octavius-Adelaidini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Leah Octavius-Leilani
      • Leah Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
      • Leah Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
      • Leah Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
      • Leah Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
      • Leah Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Bethany Octavius-Leilani
      • Bethany Octavius-Leilani III (1632– )
      • Bethany Octavius-Leilani IV (1647– )
      • Bethany Octavius-Leilani V (1662– )
      • Bethany Octavius-Leilani VI (1677– )
      • Bethany Octavius-Leilani VII (1692– )
    • Line of Sara Octavius-Parini
      • Sara Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
      • Sara Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
      • Sara Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
      • Sara Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
      • Sara Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Nasrin Octavius-Parini
      • Nasrin Octavius-Parini III (1632– )
      • Nasrin Octavius-Parini IV (1647– )
      • Nasrin Octavius-Parini V (1662– )
      • Nasrin Octavius-Parini VI (1677– )
      • Nasrin Octavius-Parini VII (1692– )
    • Line of Joanne Octavius-Teleni
      • Joanne Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
      • Joanne Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– )
      • Joanne Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
      • Joanne Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
      • Joanne Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )
    • Line of Katharine Octavius-Teleni
      • Katharine Octavius-Teleni III (1632– )
      • Katharine Octavius-Teleni IV (1647– )
      • Katharine Octavius-Teleni V (1662– )
      • Katharine Octavius-Teleni VI (1677– )
      • Katharine Octavius-Teleni VII (1692– )

Line of Oolav Haraldsnai †

  • Oolov Haraldsnai (1574–1603)
    • Extinct

Line of Orion

  • Orion I of Lac Glacei (died 1502)
    • In 1694, the Order of the Holy Lakes confirmed Grand Duke Orion II of Lac Glacei as a direct descendant of Orion I using DNA tests. It was unable to determine the proximity, (i.e. generations from Orion I), but felt assured that enough evidence existed to indicate a direct lineage from Orion I. As such, Orion II was confirmed a member of the Order of the Holy Lakes.

Line of Oroigawa †

Line of Osman

See also House of Osman

Line of Prometheus †

  • Patrick Montiaceae Prometheus (deceased)

Line of Saajar

  • Kartan Saajar (1634– ) m. Smilla u-Gelp (1640– )
    • Jonas Saajar (1668–) m. Olivia Mariusdottar (1670– )
      • Saga Saajar (1693– )
      • Mildred Saajar (1695– )
    • Monika Saajar (1673–) m. Kaarina Jokkar (1675– )

Line of Steka †

  • Steka of Anun (deceased)
    • Extinct

Line of Stenbooð †

  • Kaare Stenbooð (1499–1602) m. Mari Sebulonsdottar (1504–1579)
    • Johan Stenbooð (1526–1599) m. Krysala Eiker (1523–1602)
      • Mikael Stenbooð (1548–1602) m. Smilla Hurva (1551–1603)
      • Jonas Stenbooð (1551–1603) m. Saga Villemoo (1553–1603)
        • Mentet Stenbooð Villemo (1583–1603)
          • Sakana u-Mentet (1602–1602)
        • Ssener Stenbooð Villemo (1585–1602)
    • Helena Stenbooð (1532–1603) m. Sigurd Akarnai (1529–1603)
      • Krita Stenbooð (1562–1603) m. Orvar Merekson (1672–1603)
        • Gandalv Orvarsson (1589–1603)
        • Myrkalv Orvarsson (1591–1603)
      • Missma Stenbooð (1566–1603) m. Christopher Sharpe (1565–1603)
        • Edward Stenbooð Sharpe (1589–1603)
        • Patrick Stenbooð Sharpe (1592–1603)
        • Stewart Stenbooð Sharpe (1594–1603)
  • Extinct

Line of Tahmaseb

Line of Temüjin †

  • Temüjin (1597–1696) m. Altandöl (1599–1626)
    • Chimeg (1620–1624)
      • Extinct

Line of Tosha †

Line of Vembria †

Line of Waffel-Paine

See also the House of Waffel-Paine

Nathan Waffel-Paine (1455–1607) married Kaiser Ayreon II (1571-1598) in 1588. Nathan's three children form the three branches of the family.

  1. Nathaniel Ayreon-Kalirion (1586–1632) adopted son of Nathan and Elijah. Married Kaiseress Noor.
    • Descendants listed under the Line of Andelarion
  2. Naian Loneoak (1588–1644) illegitimate son of Nathan Waffel-Paineand Guinevere Moonoak (1567-1588), legitimized in 1623.
  3. Gwyneth Moonoak (1570?-1662) married Ivo Angus (1556-?) in 1632. Posthumously adopted as a daughter of Nathan Waffel-Paine in 1678.

Line of Woodrow

  • Scott Woodrow (♂, 1470–1560) m. Nevaeh Kaur (♀, 1474–1556)
    • Chloe Woodrow (♀, 1497–1571) m. Asher Farrah (♂, 1495–1583)
      • Rizwan Farrah (♂, 1521–1598) m. Mandira Rathore (♀, 1522–1615)
        • Sameer Farrah (♂, 1546–1617) m. Zarina Singh (♀, 1548–1622)
          • Sajida Farrah (♂, 1574–1651) m. Radha Johar (♀, 1579–1661)
            • Adarsh Farrah (♂, 1603–1686) m. Shreya Harish (♀, 1605–1694)
              • Rizwan Farrah (♂, 1630– ) m. Sharya Ghoshal (♀, 1631– )
                • Kareena Farrah (♀, 1651– ) m. Rajeev Tutt (♂, 1649– )
                  • Mukhtiar Tutt (♂, 1674– )
                  • Shriya Tutt (♀, 1677– )
                • Jagat Farrah (♀, 1653– ) m. Sanjay Pandey (♂, 1651– )
                  • Monali Pandey (♀, 1676– )
                  • Shaji Pandey (♂, 1676– )
                  • Rajeev Pandey (♂, 1676– )
                • Ram Farrah (♂, 1656– ) m. Amardeep Kapoor (♀, 1658– )
                  • Saurabh Farrah (♂, 1680– )
                  • Parikshit Farrah (♀, 1683– )
                  • Abhijat Farrah (♂, 1686–1687)
                  • Nitesh Farrah (♂, 1688– )
                  • Shreyas Farrah (♂, 1690– )
                • Mahavir Farrah (♂, 1658– ) m. Suhani Bhatena (♀, 1659– )
                  • Zaira Farrah (♀, 1682– )
                  • Kabir Farrah (♂, 1685– )
                  • Advait Farrah (♂, 1687– )
                  • Meghna Farrah (♀, 1689– )
                  • Amit Farrah (♂, 1691– )
                  • Tahir Farrah (♂, 1693– )
              • Abhishek Farrah (♂, 1632– ) m. Jasleen Kaif (♀, 1633– )
                • Adarsh Farrah (♂, 1655– ) m. Maya Thahal (♀, 1658– )
                  • Aditya Farrah (1682– )
                  • Rizwan Farrah (1684– )
                  • Sameer Farrah (1687– )
                  • Abhishek Farrah (1689– )
                • Krishan Farrah (1657– ) m. Jyoti Randhawa (1659– )
                  • Ashia Farrah (1682– )
                  • Chandi Farrah (1684– )
                  • Ishwar Farrah (1686– )
                  • Surya Farrah (1689– )
                  • Amrit Farrah (1691– )
                • Leela Farrah (1660– ) m.1 Harsh Patil (1660– ) m.2 Amrit Thacker (1658– )
                  • Prem Patil (1677– )
                  • Arya Thacker (1685– )
                  • Vayu Thacker (1687– )
                  • Shreya Thacker (1690– )
                • Dasra Farrah (1662– ) m. Lasya Badakar (1664– )
                  • Mina Farrah (1683– )
                  • Kareena Farrah (1685– )
                  • Shreya Farrah (1687– )
            • Parvin Farrah (1606–1688) m. Anvita Roshan (1608–1691)
              • Sajida Farrah (1616–1695) m. Priyanka Misra (1618– )
                • Asher Farrah (1639– ) m. Alia Panja (1641– )
                  • Surya Farrah (1663– ) m. Shah Gautam (1661– )
                    • Arjun Gautam (1684– )
                    • Shankar Gautam (1686– )
                    • Rajeesh Gautam (1689– )
                    • Vivek Gautam (1691– )
                  • Amitabh Farrah (1665– ) m. Rani Zintha (1667– )
                    • Parvin Farrah (1689– )
                    • Alisha Farrah (1692– )
                    • Shalini Farrah (1694– )
                  • Aditya Farrah (1667– ) m. Priya Kusari (1669– )
                    • Mahendra Farrah (1692– )
                    • Ayesha Farrah (1694– )
                    • Sayedna Farrah (1696– )
            • Mandira Farrah (♀, 1609–1687) m. Hasan Çakar (♂, 1607–1686)
        • Jitesh Farrah (1547–1629) m. Rasha Raghavan (1549–1636)
          • Rita Farrah (1570–1648) m. Faisal Asada (1568–1654)
            • Musa Asada (1594–1672) m. Fatima Al-Yassin (1596–1669)
              • Ali Asada (1619–1692) m. Jalila el-Hana (1619– )
                • Mustafa Asada (1640– )
      • Zakir Farrah (1523–1604) m. Haseena Rahman (1526–1616)
        • Salman Farrah (1547–1608) m. Aysha Khalifa (deceased)
          • Naadiya el-Edris (1579–1657) m. Amar Sinha (1575–1670)
            • Ayush Sinha (1602–1681) m. Priya Goyal (1604–1696)
              • Maha Sinha (1625– ) m. Shreya Vaknis (1627– )
                • Jayanti Sinha (1648– ) m. Savyaschin Padhya (1646– )
                  • Anya Padhya (1669– ) m. Dyal Harish (1667– )
                    • Amar Harish (1693– )
                    • Rahul Harish (1696– )
                  • Patanjali Padhya (1671– ) m. Ambika Gharapure (1673– )
                    • Jatayu Padhya (1696– )
                  • Maya Padhya (1674– )
                • Priya Sinha (1650– ) m. Prakash Kapudia (1647– )
                  • Shreya Kapudia (1671– ) m. Rahul Gazdar (1671– )
                    • Sita Gazdar (1693– )
                    • Padmini Gazdar (1695– )
        • Hamad Farrah (1549–1637) m. Amina el-Morabit (deceased)
          • Bahar Farrah (1577–1636) m. Zahra al-Sahli (1578–1660)
            • Omar Farrah (1599–1675)
              • Nahla Farrah (1622– ) m. Abdur Kökgül (1620–1680)
                • Aykut Kökgül (1644–1687) m. Burcak Nazmi (1645– )
                  • Yazik Kökgül (1666– )
            • Hasan Farrah (1601–1678)
              • Zakir Farrah (1626– ) m. Shahla Farzin (1628– )
                • Bahar Farrah (1649–1687) m. Ayishah Bennani (1651– )
                  • Khadija Farrah (1672– ) m. Rachid Azouzi (1670– )
                    • Bahar Azouzi (1693– )
                    • Hasan Azouzi (1695– )
                  • Hasna Farrah (1674– ) m. Farooq al–Farhat (1672– )
                    • Fatima al-Farhat (1695– )
                  • Moulay Farrah (1674– )
    • Will Woodrow (1499–1583) m. Maurine D'Haen (1502–1584)
      • Julia Woodrow (1520–1612) m. Joseph Windsor (1518–1573)
        • Constantijn Windsor (1541–1626) m. Fränzi-Ferdinanda des Vinandy-Windsor (1552–1577)
          • Willem des Vinandy-Windsor (1576–1592) m. „Lady des Vinandy–Windsor“ (deceased)
            • Joseph Myksos (deceased)
            • Alexander Augustus Tumoto Myksos (1593–1634)
          • Anna des Vinandy–Windsor (1577–1614) m. Filips van Hertenbosch (deceased)
            • Heribrecht des Vinandy-Windsor (deceased) m. Lena van Iersenare (deceased)
            • Adelbrecht des Vinandy-Windsor (1612–1685)
            • Elizabeth des Vinandy-Windsor (1613– )
    • Lara Woodrow (1502–1594) m. Marc Vales (1500–1559)
      • Andrew Vales (1523–1599) m.1 Arayish Bhatta (1523–1546), m.2 Shahsaray Bhatta (1526–1610)
        • Marcus Vales (1546–1624) m. Priya Pandya (1548–1630)
          • Lara Vales (1569–1671) m. Richard Demer (1566–1635)
            • Marcus Demer (1596–1678) m. Amelia Fox (1611–1694)
              • Evert Demer (1634– )
          • Andrew Vales (1571–1634) m. Lisa Duncan (1577–1642)
            • Scott Vales (1598–1670) m.1 Gloria Bacque (1598–1623), m.2 Iris Vargas (1612–1693)
              • André Vales (1635– ) m. Pasha Baharlu (1641– )
                • Amritpal Wasli (1662– )

Line of Yperpen †

  • (1671-) Polten of Yperpen (renounced the Order)

See also