Kingdom of Thrir

Basics

Thrir is one of the oldest kingdoms on the continent and has always been ruled by Alfar. In that long history, the lands are forever overseen by three rulers to honour the gods' three creators and represent the balance of the world.

It is known as the most progressive kingdom in the known world as Queen Aynðilora strives to keep balance in all things and purposefully brings other species into court positions so that their people may be represented.

The most recent additions to their court were the Bakru, who were chosen from their nobility as they had been officially recognized as their own sovereignty amongst the kingdoms. An invitation was also given to chiefs of Oerco tribes, but each declined the elven ways. With the growing communities of Lares, she reached out to collect a few of them to be on her court as well.

During a recent war in the west, King Hubrys died. The High Queen Aynðilora and Crowned Royal Zanðre will speak with their council in discussion as to who his successor will be.

Rulers:

High Queen:

Crowned Royal:

King:

Courtiers:

Alfar:

Dvergr

Humans:

Apaec:

Serapis:

Bakru:

Oerco: ≠ [Trag / Nos / Kurik]

Lares:

Heraldry in the Kingdom.

Heraldric motto: Altfor reint har ingen smak.
(Too clean has no taste.)

Heraldric Colours: Gold and Silver
Heraldric Supporters: Song Thrush
Heraldric Helm: Crown of Ivy

It is of Alfar laws that enable all citizens and families to assume their own coats of arms to distinguish themselves if battle should arise.

To denote nobility and title in Alfar heraldry, coronets and supporters are exclusively reserved. Supporters are typically granted to counts and higher ranks, but they may also be granted to untitled nobility and barons, should they show great loyalty to the crown.

Noble coronets are in principle for the nobility only. There are specific coronets for counts, barons, and untitled nobles. In addition, the Svefnmåltrost ("Sleeping SongThrush"), which is the surname given to the illegitimate royal descendants, also have an exclusive coronet.

Individuals who take on a coat of arms, generally, take their family shield and colours while changing the other shield elements. This implies their family ties while giving the singular their own identity in battle or society.

Other terrortories, controlled by other races, might not follow the Alfar ideal of individual symbols, instead allowing only nobles, knights, or houses to distinguish and mark their tennents.

Court: General Knowledge

In reflecting the three rulers of the kingdom, each other race was allowed three representatives. While it is understood that most have far more clans than that it is the way of the gods, therefore it is the way of the land.

Siofra and Demis are considered not their own races. Though a few Siofra are Ladies-in-Waiting.

Alfar Courtiers

Amalasia Frá Elding
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Eresayen Ē Hyrr
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Reinys Ē Fránn
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Courtiers cont.

Dvergr Courtiers

Tanngrisnir Pickore Braidbeard of the Nithavel
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Thyra Cliffwhisperer of the Aukavelr
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Ulrk Montagor of the Volleve
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Humans Courtiers

Lord Morray
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Lady Riaonn
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Thane
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Courtiers cont.

Apaec Courtiers

Saiwa
[meaning three columns of light in meditation]
Pachaq
[worldly]
Atipakux
A Uqhu-Apaec or 'Swamp' Apaec in the human vernacular. Atipakux is the most stubborn of the three. They were by no means born into nobility and was picked for that reason in partiuclar.

Serapis Courtiers

Lasstor of the Chrsis
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Zassthrer of the Chrsis
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Oshthrath of the Chrsis
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Courtiers cont.

Bakru Courtiers

Acker of the Oakes
Younger sibling of Ithua
Ituha of the Oakes
Older sibling to Acker
Daru of the Pines
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Lares Courtiers

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