House of Vieri

House of Vieri Casa Vieri
Imperial, Royal, and Duchy dynasty
Left: Vieri "ancient", coat of arms of the Counts of Vieri; right: Vieri "modern"/Anglo-Vetullian, arms of the House of Vieri, Monarchs of Anglica: Gules, a fess argent; originally the arms of the House of Vieri, Dukes of Suiden and Klokov
Parent house	House of Villela
Country	List Anglish Empire Vieri monarchy  • Kingdom of Vetullia  • Grand Duchy of Eisenland  • Kingdom of Livania  • Kingdom of Charmelcia  • Kingdom of Almagria  • Kingdom of Leciria  • Duchy of Suidenland  • Duchy of West Vermandia  • Kingdom of Brynmor  • Kingdom of Bro Wered Second Kuthran Empire Kingdom of Cornkien Bilekian Empire other smaller historical states
Etymology	Vieri Castle
Founded	11th century
Founder	Mauricio di Vieri
Current head	Charl di Vieri (cognatic line)
Final ruler	Ferdinand III (cognatic line)
Motto	Omnis mundus est Vieri
Estate(s)	Ferruela (formal seat) Salacete Palace (formal seat) Vieri Castle (ancestral)
Cadet branches	All extinct

The House of Vieri (/ˈviːˈɛ͡ɹ/), alternatively spelled Viera in Anglish and also known as the House of Vetullia, is one of the most prominent and important dynasties in Parthenian history.

The house gets it's name from a fortress built by the founding member, Vieri Castle, built by Vetullian count Mauricio di Vieri in the 1020s. His grandson Otto was the first to take the fortress name as his own, adding "Count of Vieri" to his title. In 1273, Mauricio's seventh-generation descendant Rodolfo di Vieri (Rudolf, as he is known as well) was elected Count of Lone. Taking advantage of the extinction of the Siglionis and of his victory over Conrado Siglioni at the battle of Valdesia in 1278, he appointed his sons as Dukes of Busseto and moved the family's power base to there, where the Vieri dynasty gained the name of "House of Vetulia" and ruled until 1698.

List of Vieri rulers

Anglish Monarchs

Henry IV.

Robert III.

Arthur I.

• Henry IV 1399-1460;
• Robert II 1460-1468;
• Richard III 1468-1486;
• Marc I (Marciano) 1486-1499;
• Neopolo I 1499-1523;
• Marc II (Marciano) 1523-1540;
• Auberto I 1540-1540;
• Ciro I 1540-1543;
• Robert III 1543-1601;
• Arthur I (Artur) 1601-1653;
• Anastasia 1653-1673;
• Robert IV 1673-1690;
• Eric I 1690-1695;
• Tommen I 1695-1697;