House Cassidari
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House Cassidari has held the rank and office of Metropolitan since the creation of the rank by Baimund Kaligär. It is no longer a member of the Senatorial Houses of Aurice as it was expelled from the Senate in 2634 for supporting House Bijäl during the Aurician Revolution.
Lords of House Cassidari
Order | Name | Birth Year | Metropolitan | Death Year | Remark |
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1 | Urth Cassidari | 2523 | 2560 to 2595 | 2595 | ennobled by Baimund Kaligär, Senator, supports 2576 independence |
2 | Enrayom Cassidari | 2589 | (2595) 2609 to 2644 | 2644 | Senator until his family expelled from Senate, 2634; dies 2644 serving as a commander in the Ibrevese War (2639 to 2644) |
3 | Midrethgourn Cassidari I | 2617 | 2644 to 2688 | 2688 | injured as commander in the Second Mamnorcian War (2650 to 2653) |
4 | Midrethgourn Cassidari II | 2646 | 2688 to 2712 | 2712 | dies of poor health |
5 | Midrethgourn Cassidari III | 2660 | 2712 to 2722 | 2722 | two oldest sons (Midrethgourn IV, Urthrain) predecease him; dies in gibgibsew accident |
6 | Oleffaird Cassidari | 2698 | 2722 to present | -- | third of three sons; has one sister |
(7) | Midrid Cassidari, expected | 2727 | - | - | adopted son |
- Urth Cassidari
- First Metropolitan Cassidari, he supported Stalcast Bijäl's independence in 2576 from the Thracian Empire. He was already a knight and his grandfather was a Goscundian Quaestor. Urth's father was a younger son who did not inherit the office. He was also an up and coming merchant for his trade on the Ibrew River. He was Incarnandist like his family before him. He acquires much land in the Shadevan.
- Midrethgourn Cassidari III
- Father of Midrethgourn IV Cassidari, Urthrain Cassidari, Othraivia Esgolio, Oleffaird Cassidari
- Oleffaird Cassidari
- Present Metropolitan, Oleffaird owns land in the Shadevan Provinces and does business with titancraft and raises exotic beasts, especially gibgibsews. He is a widower and an Incarnandist.
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