House of Lannivaris: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 05:33, 20 February 2024
| House of Lannivaris | |
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 Arms of Lannivaris | |
| Country | Atmora • Aellyria |
| Founded | Before 1097 |
| Founder | Lord Aeksian I Lannivaris |
| Current head | Boudewijn II |
| Titles | Prince of Doorn Duke of Beneschau Duke of Gitschin Count of Heiligenulrich High Lord of Lannivaris |
| Style(s) | Serene Highness |
| Members | List |
| Estate(s) | Doorn, Lannivaris |
| Cadet branches | Lannivaris-Beraellis Lannivaris-Mallarys |
The House of Lannivaris (Dutch: Huis Lannivaris) is the current reigning house of the Principality of Doorn, and of the Lordship of Lannivaris in Aellyria which the house takes its name from. During the Aellyic invasion of Halkeginia in 1487, Lord Navarion IV Lannivaris conquered the Principality of Doorn reigning as the sovereign prince since 1487.
In 1812, following the Atmoran unification arose the Doornish question in the Federal Parliament, whether or not the Ministry of Colonial Affairs should seize the Lordship of Lannivaris as a crown colony of the Atmoran Confederation. Chancellor Count Christoph Westerling van Ravenswoud met with the Holy Aellyrian Emperor in Koningsbad on 17 July 1817 to settle the Doornish question. With the Treaty of Koningsbad of 1817, the Atmoran Confederation renounced any claims to the Lannivaris domains in Aellyria. Furthermore, the Prince of Doorn did not owe fealty to the Holy Aellyrian Emperor so as not to conflict with the paramountcy of the High Queen.