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House of Ostracine

Picture	Arms	Name	Parents	Birth	Marriage	Became Consort	Anointing	Ceased to be Consort	Death	Spouse
		Princess Orla of Gaemar	Father, Father Mother, Mother	0 Month 0000	12 February 1370	13 October 1382	22 November 1382	28 November 1409	0 Month 0000 Aged: X	Robert I
		Princess Mariana of Ascalzar	Father, Fernando, Hereditary Prince of Ascalzar Mother, Mother	1 January 1373	2 December 1390	28 November 1409	1 January 1410	2 March 1428 Aged: 55		Robert II
		Margaret of Philippopolis	Father, Louis I, Duke of Philippopolis Mother, Mother	8 October 1412	15 January 1434			7 September 1458	1 April 1480 Aged: 67	Hugh II
		Adrienne of Hayan	Father, Tancred II, Duke of Hayan Mother, Mother	4 May 1436	9 July 1453	7 September 1458	30 October 1458	1 June 1477	1 September 1483 Aged: 47	Jordan III
		Princess Maria Faustina of Latium	Father, Sergius I of Latium Mother, Maria of Adrianople	22 January 1462	2 February 1478			11 February 1504	11 February 1519 Aged: 57	Jordan IV
		Hugh I, Prince of Adelon	Father, Prince Henry of Adelon Mother, Mother	17 March 1463	19 May 1500	11 February 1504	not crowned	8 October 1529 Aged: 50		Elissa II

Alara of Gaemar

Ancestry

Ancestors of Latium/Sandbox5

16. Tristan, King of Gaemar 8. Jakodi, King of Gaemar 17. Jada Galadra 4. Garlan, King of Gaemar 18. Raymond, Lord of Zuria 9. Rachel Zuria 19. Bethani Salazar 2. Prince Edgar of Gaemar 20. Ambroise V, Prince of Montgisard 10. Josclin V, Prince of Montgisard 21. Paulina Julia 5. Princess Alice of Montgisard 22. Raul Galan, Lord of Langael 11. Victoria Galan 23. Delfina Guegani 1. Prince Alara of Gaemar 24. Duke George Pinarius 12. Duke Michael Pinarius 25. Princess Maria of Keld 6. Andreas Pinarius 26. Duke Stephanus Junius 13. Christina, Despotissa of Mysia 27. Andrea, Despotissa of Mysia 3. Christina Pinaria 28. William VII of Sydalon 14. Jean, Duke of Aultavilla 29. Princess Lucine of Iotopha 7. Alexandra de Aultavilla de Ordaz 30. Prince Alexander of Ghant 15. Princess Alara of Ghant 31. Princess Sophie of Montgisard

Louis of Montgisard

Louis I
Duke of Capreae
Prince of Montgisard
Reign	8 November 1238 – 25 August 1270
Successor	Louis II
King of Rhegedia (jure uxoris)
Reign	25 December 1236 – 19 July 1249
Predecessor	Iovia
Successor	Spurius V
Co-monarch	Iovia
Born	c. 1214 Gaemarlen, Gaemar
Died	25 August 1270(1270-08-25) (aged 56)
Burial	Canosa Cathedral, Montgisard
Spouse	Iovia of Rhegedia
Issue	Louis II of Montgisard
House	Calien
Father	Gara of Gaemar
Mother	Elsa of Low Ghant

Ancestry

Ancestors of Latium/Sandbox5

16. Gael of Gaemar 8. Ronan of Gaemar 17. Emma Voor 4. Arlan of Gaemar 18. Eric III Magnusson 9. Ingeborg Magnusson 19. Anna of Adrianople 2. Gara of Gaemar 20. Lorcan Galan 10. Padraig Galan 21. Betha Balmora 5. Ide Galan 22. Hugh Galadra 11. Gemma Galadra 23. Alanna Fergusa 1. Louis I of Montgisard 24. Edward I, Duke of Nyrundy 12. Edmure I, Duke of Nyrundy 25. Orlena of Salia 6. Edmund I, Duke of Nyrundy 26. Henry I of Garza 13. Camila of Garza 27. Agnes of the Palatinate 3. Elsa of Nyrundy 28. Maelor of Dakmoor 14. Itzal of Dakmoor 29. Arduga Veros 7. Jimena of Dakmoor 30. Jakome of Jehenna 15. Bernata of Jehenna 31. Zaballa of Urda

Sydalene language

Sydalene
Limba sydalas
Native to	Sydalon
Native speakers	14-15 million (2019)
Language family	Kardo-Belisarian Appennine Latinic Scipian Latinic Sydalene
Writing system	Latin alphabet
Official status
Recognised minority language in	Montgisard (Sydalon)
Regulated by	Royal School of Language
Language codes
ISO 639-1	sy
ISO 639-2	msyd (B) syd (T)
ISO 639-3	syd
File:Map of the Sydalene language.png

Sydalene (sydalas) is a Latinic language native to Sydalon. It has approximately 14 to 15 million speakers, and holds official language status in Sydalon.

Sydalene is part of the Scipian Latinic branch, a linguistic group that descends from Vulgar Latin. Though the only extant Latinic language remaining of the Scipian branch, Sydalene has drawn influences from numerous languages, both Latin-based and non-Latin based alike, particularly Aradian, Audonian, Hebrew, and primarily Latin.