HOUSE OF STIBOR

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HOUSE OF STIBOR

Written by Princess Anabel, and confirmed by the Prince Marius I of Rubern, 1751

 

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Since its conception, the House of Alimar -- the once Royal House of Rubern -- has been riddled with strife, political division, and treachery. Whilst half of its dynasts left the Haeseni realm, others remained, remaining subservient to the Barbanovs. The Alimars of yore, and their valor and courage, are seen in the foundations of Rubern. Yet, our cousins who remain in the Haeseni court have seemingly renounced those ideals in favor of cowardice and meekness. The first matriarch, HSH Aleksandra of Antioch, held Ruric blood in her by way of her mother, and through her, so do her descendants. The children of her second son HRH Prince Richard the First bear the blood of Devereux, a once righteous lineage lost to blind allegiance to the undead King of Helena. Our relation to the feeble Barbanovs is faint, if not obscure entirely. 

 

As decreed on the year 1751,  the legitimate issue of HRH Prince Richard the First of Rubern and his former consort, HRH Princess Ester of Curon, hereby renounce their birth house of Alimar, their cousins who still bear the besmirched name, and Lady Aleksandra Mariya of Reza, the youngest daughter of HRH who has abandoned her direct kin on numerous occasions. 

 

They will assume the name of Stibor instead, as will their issue-to-come, in perpetuity.

 

 

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SIGNED

 

His Royal Highness, the Prince of Rubern,

Marius I Stibor

 

Her Highness, Princess Anabel Stibor

 

His Highness, Prince Kazimar Stibor

 

His Highness, Prince Dimitri Stibor-Muldavi

[Narthok 10416]

Godric gasps and is very angry when he is told that a Haenser woman has Ruric blood

[rukio 8924]

17 hours ago, The_Protagonist_of_Lotc said:

Godric gasps and is very angry when he is told that a Haenser woman has Ruric blood

A very wise old woman would likewise gasp. “She’s an Ash though, not a Ruric, as she is descended by her mother, the women do not count. Simple as.”