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The Peerage of Sydalon is a hereditary distinction in the Sydalene nobility that encompasses a small number of individual nobles. Titles in the Peerage of Sydalon are held by the most prestigious, and highest-ranking indiviudals of Sydalene nobility. This differs from other peerage systems abroad that encompass nearly all titled nobility. The title of Peer of Sydalon is an additional honorific granted to those that are domain monarchs, princes of the blood holding an appanage, and princes of the blood holding a titular ducal title.

History

At the creation of the Kingdom of Sydalon after the First Crusade in 1237, a number of fiefs were granted by the Pope or Monarch of Sydalon. Originally, 13 fiefdoms were granted below the Monarch and are collectively known as ancient peers. These peers were attached to specific fief and territorial designation and were the chief vassals of the Monarch. Of these original 13 peers, only 6 remain extant with 5 currently functioning as modern domains in Sydalon. The remainder have since merged into the crown. As the highest remaining peer in precedence, the Prince of Montgisard is the most senior and most prestigious Peer of Sydalon.

The traditional thirteen peers are (in order of precedence):

Within their domains, peers collect revenue from land dues, property, and salaries from offices held at the royal level. Peers play a key role in the anointing of the Monarch and are granted other dignities, such as the right to audience with the Monarch at time of convenience, attend sessions of Parliament at their leisure, and serve as chief executive within their respective domains. Of the original peers, only the Prince of Montgisard (simultaniously as the Duke of Vescera), Duke of Philippopolis, Duke of Toron, Duke of Hayan, and Count of Melfi remain and currently serve as executive leaders of top-level domains. Two domain executives – the Count of Gadir and the Count of Tanas – were originally lands subservient to the Duke of Esebon and , but were created following the Sydalene Third Civil War and now constitute top-level domains. While there are lesser landed nobles in all domains of Sydalon, they are not considered peers; however, they also are sworn to both their liege lord-peer and the Monarch.

Blood domains

At the advent of the kingdom, secondary sons of the Monarch were granted appanges from within the Royal Domain in order to prevent revolts and were used as an extension of royal power in these areas. The first appanage created was the Principality of Adelon in 1361 to the illegitimate son of King William V. These titles were more restrictive than the ancient peers. Appanages in Sydalon are commonly referred to as Blood Domains. They earn their name as being held by princes of the blood, and may be only inherited by male descendants of the grantee, which excludes daughters. The lands cannot be sold, or otherwise transmitted, and revert to the Crown upon the line's extinction. Since the 1600s, blood domain titles formerly of comital rank are traditionally elevated to ducal rank upon granting.

Blood domains remain part of the Royal Domain, though today still serve an administrative purpose within the Royal Domain. Currently two blood domains exist: Duke of Esebon Duke of Rema, and Duke of Mirabel. While Adelon was originally created as a blood domain, it is often considered among the ancient peers due to its status as a first-level domain.

Duke of Royal Blood

All male-line descendants of the Monarch are considered Prince or Princess of the Blood. Younger sons of the Monarch are generally granted a ducal title, traditionally a blood domain, though more common in the modern era they are created a Duke of Royal Blood. These dukes are afforded the status of Peer of Sydalon, and are typically granted rights over a much smaller territorial designation when compared to blood domains. In most instances, this dignity is ceremonial. Currently there are 4 Dukes of Royal Blood.

Peerages

Princes and Principalities

Ruler

Title

Arms

House – Domain

Location

Spouse – Children

File:Louis XX.jpg

Prince
William IV
b. 1975

File:Flag of the Principality of Adelon.png

House of Aultavilla-Adelon
c. 14th century

Principality of Adelon
since 2006

Spouse:
(1) Princess Tyrania of Fakolana

Children:
(1) Princess Fabienne of Adelon, (2) Louis Alphonse, Hereditary Prince of Adelon, (3) Princess Louise of Adelon, (4) Princess Joséphine of Adelon

Ancestors of William IV

8. Richard II, Prince of Adelon

4. William III, Prince of Adelon

9. Belandra of Esebon

2. Rainier II, Prince of Adelon

10. Gervas XX, Count of Larache

5. Leonore of Larache

11. Philippa of Palmyra

1. William IV, Prince of Adelon

12. PLACEHOLDER

6. PLACEHOLDER

13. PLACEHOLDER

3. PLACEHOLDER

14. PLACEHOLDER

7. PLACEHOLDER

15. PLACEHOLDER

Prince
Joscelin V
b. 1946

House of Calien-Destroit
c. 13th century

Principality of Montgisard
since 1972
Duchy of Vescera
since 1972

Spouse:
(1) Victoria Galan

Children:
(1) Alice, Queen of Gaemar, (2) Ambroise, Hereditary Prince of Montgisard, (3) Arthur, Duke of Amblat, (4) Raoul, Duke of Ichnusa, (5) Rachelle, Electress of Mosela, (6) Lorena, Hereditary Lady of Canosa

Ancestors of Joscelin V

8. Robert IV, Prince of Montgisard

4. Arthur III, Prince of Montgisard

9. Dianne of Melfi

2. Ambroise I, Prince of Montgisard

10. Acarius X, Lord of Canosa

5. Luciana of Canosa

11. Princess Elisabetta of Montgisard

1. Joscelin V, Prince of Montgisard

12. Menas Julius, Duke of Caesena

6. Theodulus Julius, Duke of Caesena

13. PLACEHOLDER

3. Paulina Julia

14. Prince Theophylactus, Duke of Catania

7. Princess Theophylacta of Catania

15. PLACEHOLDER

Dukes and Duchies

Ruler

Title

Arms – Flag

House – Domain

Location

Spouse – Children

Duke
Henry II
b. 1959

House of Scaliger
c. 13th century

Duchy of Hayan
since 2013

Spouse:
(1) Emmanuelle of Tanas

Children:
(1) Desideria of Hayan, (2) Raimund, Hereditary Duke of Hayan, (3) Maria of Hayan, (4) Olympe, Hereditary Lady of Derum, (5) Hugues of Hayan, (6) Gabriella of Hayan

Ancestors of Henry II

8. Baldwin III, Duke of Hayan

4. Louis IV, Duke of Hayan

9. Launde de Pinsonneau

2. Henry I, Duke of Hayan

10. Robert III, Duke of Amblat

5. Olympe of Amblat

11. Claire of Hayan

1. Henry II, Duke of Hayan

12. PLACEHOLDER

6. PLACEHOLDER

13. PLACEHOLDER

3. Gabriella Cutajar

14. PLACEHOLDER

7. PLACEHOLDER

15. PLACEHOLDER

File:Aubin I, Duke of Philippopolis

Duke
Aubin III
b. 1996

House of Aubert-Taureau
c. 13th century

Duchy of Philippopolis
since 2006

Spouse:

Children: None

Ancestors of Aubin III

8. Charles IV, Duke of Philippopolis

4. Valentin II, Duke of Philippopolis

9. Olympias of Canosa

2. Aubin, Count of Imbert

10. PLACEHOLDER

5. PLACEHOLDER

11. PLACEHOLDER

1. Aubin III, Duke of Philippopolis

12. William III, Prince of Adelon

6. Rainier II, Prince of Adelon

13. Leonore of Larache

3. Princess Sidonnie of Adelon

14. PLACEHOLDER

7. PLACEHOLDER

15. PLACEHOLDER

Duke
Sebastian I
b. 1994

File:Flag of the County of Toron.png

House of Toron
c. 12th century

Duchy of Toron
since 2013

Spouse: Princess Febe of Gaemar

Children: None

Ancestors of Sebastian I

8. Tancred II, Duke of Toron

4. Jordan IX of Sydalon

9. Elissa IV of Sydalon

2. Desiderius, Prince of Petra

10. Charles IV, Duke of Philippopolis

5. Melisende of Philippopolis

11. Olympias of Canosa

1. Sebastian I, Duke of Toron

12. Jason Claudius, Duke of Adrianople

6. Leo Claudius, Duke of Adrianople

13. Agnes Selicia

3. Princess Eirene of Latium

14. Constantine XIX of Latium

7. Diana Augusta of Latium

15. Princess Marie Christine of Épernon

Counts and Counties

Ruler

Title

Arms

House – Domain

Location

Spouse – Children

Count
Cassander I
b. 1944

House of Bodashtart
c. 10th century

County of Gadir
since 1983

Spouse:
(1) Rhea of Gadir

Children:
(1) Cassandra of Gadir, (2) Dido of Gadir, (3) Danel, Hereditary Lord of Gadir

Ancestors of Cassander I

8. Zidon V, Count of Gadir

4. Danel I, Count of Gadir

9. PLACEHOLDER

2. Danel II, Count of Gadir

10. PLACEHOLDER

5. PLACEHOLDER

11. PLACEHOLDER

1. Cassander I, Count of Gadir

12. Adeodatus VIII, Lord of Araman

6. Adeodatus IX, Lord of Araman

13. PLACEHOLDER

3. Elissa of Araman

14. PLACEHOLDER

7. PLACEHOLDER

15. PLACEHOLDER

Count
Balian VII
b. 1967

File:Flag of the County of Melfi.png

House of Eu
c. 8th century

County of Melfi
since 2008

Spouse:
(1) Anna Ulpia

Children:
(1) Theodora of Melfi, (2) Robert, Hereditary Lord of Melfi, (3) Jeanne of Melfi, (4) Marc of Melfi

Ancestors of Balian VII

8. Balian VII, Count of Melfi

4. Robert IV, Count of Melfi

9. PLACEHOLDER

2. Roger II, Count of Melfi

10. PLACEHOLDER

5. PLACEHOLDER

11. PLACEHOLDER

1. Balian VII, Count of Melfi

12. PLACEHOLDER

6. PLACEHOLDER

13. PLACEHOLDER

3. PLACEHOLDER

14. PLACEHOLDER

7. PLACEHOLDER

15. PLACEHOLDER

Count
Desiderius III
b. 1950

File:Flag of the County of Tanas.png

House of Tanas
c. 13th century

County of Tanas
since 2002

Spouse:
(1) Lucille of Melfi

Children:
(1) Caelestinus, Lord of Sabarim, (2) Ademar of Tanas, (3) Charlotte of Tanas

Ancestors of Desiderius III

8. Desiderius II, Count of Tanas

4. Donatus II, Count of Tanas

9. PLACEHOLDER

2. Caelestinus I, Count of Tanas

10. Sebastián Ordaz

5. Princess Adrienne of Sydalon

11. Emmanuelle I of Sydalon

1. Desiderius III, Count of Tanas

12. PLACEHOLDER

6. PLACEHOLDER

13. PLACEHOLDER

3. PLACEHOLDER

14. PLACEHOLDER

7. PLACEHOLDER

15. PLACEHOLDER

Blood domains

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 The '''Peerage of Sydalon''' is a hereditary distinction in the [[Nobility of Sydalon|Sydalene nobility]] that encompasses a small number of individual nobles. Titles in the Peerage of Sydalon are held by the most prestigious, and highest-ranking indiviudals of Sydalene nobility. This differs from other peerage systems abroad that encompass nearly all titled nobility. The title of Peer of Sydalon is an additional honorific granted to those that are [[Political divisions of Sydalon|domain monarchs]], princes of the blood holding an [[#Blood domain|appanage]], and princes of the blood holding a titular ducal title.
 ==History==
-At the creation of the [[Sydalon|Kingdom of Sydalon]] after the First Crusade in 1237, a number of [[wikipedia:Fief|fiefs]] were granted by the [[Pope of the Fabrian Catholic Chuch|Pope]] or [[Monarch of Sydalon]]. Originally, 13 fiefdoms were granted below the Monarch and are collectively known as ancient peers. These peers were attached to specific fief and territorial designation and were the chief vassals of the Monarch. Of these original 13 peers, only 6 remain exant with 5 currently functioning as modern domains in Sydalon. The remainder have since merged into the crown. As the highest remaining peer in precedence, the [[Monarchy of Montgisard|Prince of Montgisard]] is the most senior and most prestigious Peer of Sydalon.
+At the creation of the [[Sydalon|Kingdom of Sydalon]] after the First Crusade in 1237, a number of [[wikipedia:Fief|fiefs]] were granted by the [[Pope of the Fabrian Catholic Chuch|Pope]] or [[Monarch of Sydalon]]. Originally, 13 fiefdoms were granted below the Monarch and are collectively known as ancient peers. These peers were attached to specific fief and territorial designation and were the chief vassals of the Monarch. Of these original 13 peers, only 6 remain extant with 5 currently functioning as modern domains in Sydalon. The remainder have since merged into the crown. As the highest remaining peer in precedence, the [[Monarchy of Montgisard|Prince of Montgisard]] is the most senior and most prestigious Peer of Sydalon.
 The traditional thirteen peers are (in order of precedence):
 #[[Prince of Ostracine]]
-#[[Monarchy of Montgisard|Prince of Montgisard]]
+#[[Prince of Montgisard]]
 #[[Duke of Philippopolis]]
 #[[Duke of Toron]]
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 #[[Count of Cuicul]]
 #[[Count of Mirabel]]
-Within their domains, peers collect revenue from land dues, property, and salaries from offices held at the royal level. Peers play a key role in the anointing of the Monarch and are granted other dignities, such as the right to audience with the Monarch at time of convenience, attend sessions of [[Parliament of Sydalon|Parliament]] at their leisure, and serve as chief exectutive within their respective domains.
+Within their domains, peers collect revenue from land dues, property, and salaries from offices held at the royal level. Peers play a key role in the anointing of the Monarch and are granted other dignities, such as the right to audience with the Monarch at time of convenience, attend sessions of [[Parliament of Sydalon|Parliament]] at their leisure, and serve as chief executive within their respective domains. Of the original peers, only the Prince of Montgisard (simultaniously as the Duke of Vescera), Duke of Philippopolis, Duke of Toron, Duke of Hayan, and Count of Melfi remain and currently serve as executive leaders of top-level domains. Two domain executives – the Count of Gadir and the Count of Tanas – were originally lands subservient to the Duke of Esebon and , but were created following the [[Sydalene Third Civil War]] and now constitute top-level domains. While there are lesser landed nobles in all domains of Sydalon, they are not considered peers; however, they also are sworn to both their liege lord-peer and the [[Monarchy of Sydalon|Monarch]].
 ===Blood domains===
-At the advent of the kingdom, secondary sons of the Monarch were granted appanges from within the [[Royal Domain of Sydalon|Royal Domain]] in order to prevent revolts and were used as an extension of royal power in these areas. The first appanage created was the [[Adelon|Principality of Adelon]] in 1361 to the [[wikipedia:Legitimacy (family law)|illegitimate]] son of [[William V of Sydalon|King William V]]. These titles were much more restricted than the traditional ancient peers. Appanages in Sydalon are most commonly referred to as Blood Domains. They earn their name as being held by {{wp|Prince of the blood|princes of the blood}}, and may be only inherited by male descendants of the grantee, excluding daughters. The lands cannot be sold, or otherwise transmitted, and revert to the Crown upon the line's extinction. Since the 1600s, blood domain titles of comital rank are traditionally elevated to ducal rank upon granting.
+At the advent of the kingdom, secondary sons of the Monarch were granted appanges from within the [[Royal Domain of Sydalon|Royal Domain]] in order to prevent revolts and were used as an extension of royal power in these areas. The first appanage created was the [[Adelon|Principality of Adelon]] in 1361 to the [[wikipedia:Legitimacy (family law)|illegitimate]] son of [[William V of Sydalon|King William V]]. These titles were more restrictive than the ancient peers. Appanages in Sydalon are commonly referred to as Blood Domains. They earn their name as being held by {{wp|Prince of the blood|princes of the blood}}, and may be only inherited by male descendants of the grantee, which excludes daughters. The lands cannot be sold, or otherwise transmitted, and revert to the Crown upon the line's extinction. Since the 1600s, blood domain titles formerly of comital rank are traditionally elevated to ducal rank upon granting.
-Blood domains remain part of the Royal Domain, though today still serve an administrative purpose within the Royal Domain. Currently two blood domains exist: [[Duke of Esebon]] and [[Duke of Rema]]. While Adelon was originally created as a blood domain, it is often considered among the ancient peers due to its status as a [[Political divisions of Sydalon#Domains|first-level domain]].
+Blood domains remain part of the Royal Domain, though today still serve an administrative purpose within the Royal Domain. Currently two blood domains exist: [[Duke of Esebon]] [[Duke of Rema]], and [[Duke of Mirabel]]. While Adelon was originally created as a blood domain, it is often considered among the ancient peers due to its status as a [[Political divisions of Sydalon#Domains|first-level domain]].
 ===Duke of Royal Blood===
-Male-line descendants of the Monarch are considered Prince or Princess of the Blood. Younger sons of the Monarch are generally granted a ducal title, whether a blood domain or more common in modern times, created a Duke of Royal Blood. These dukes are afforded the status of Peer of Sydalon, and are typically granted rights over a much smaller territorial designation when compared to blood domains. In most instances, this dignity is ceremonial. Currently there are X Dukes of Royal Blood.
+All male-line descendants of the Monarch are considered Prince or Princess of the Blood. Younger sons of the Monarch are generally granted a ducal title, traditionally a blood domain, though more common in the modern era they are created a Duke of Royal Blood. These dukes are afforded the status of Peer of Sydalon, and are typically granted rights over a much smaller territorial designation when compared to blood domains. In most instances, this dignity is ceremonial. Currently there are 4 Dukes of Royal Blood.
 ==Peerages==
 ===Princes and Principalities===
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