Court of the Woodlands

Chancellor Mayor Enron of Salesbury
Marshal Arl Baldyr of Roxley
Steward Arl Tully of Rivercross
Spymaster Lord-Vicar Dovan of Parochia
Loremaster Sidya

Details

Ruled by: Duc Rikard
Liege: King Jon XVII of Generica
Religious Head: Pontiff Sonorus
Seat: Huntsley

Succession

(Agnatic-Cognatic Gavelkind)

1. Arl Onryk Stagwood of Plainfield
2. Turyk Stagwood
3. Silvya Stagwood
4. Fawna Stagwood
5. Bucke Stagwood

Vassals (12)

See Vassalage in Generica

Arl of Huntsley

• ↑ Baron of Stagwood Castle
• [Holdings ×3]

Arl of Plainfield

• ↑ Baron of [Castle]
• Mayor Enron Smallnayme of Salesbury
• [Holdings ×1]

Lord-Vicar Dovan of Parochia
Arl Tully Fishpoole of Rivercross
Arl [Name] of Greenwood
Arl Baldyr of Roxley
Arl [Name] of Borringham

Courtiers Residing at Court (14)

• Annova Fishpoole (Duc's second wife, Court Tutor)
• Fawna Stagwood, 18yo (daughter); unmarried
• Arl Onryk Stagwood of Plainfield, 10yo (son); heir
• Aryana Stagwood, 7yo (daughter)
• Turyk Stagwood, 4yo (son)
• Mayor Enron Smallnayme of Moneyburg (Chancellor)
• Arl Baldyr of Roxley (Marshal)
• Arl Tully of Rivercross (Steward)
• Lord-Vicar Dovan of Parochia (Spymaster)
• Sidya (Loremaster)
• Bucke Stagwood (Commander)
• [TBD] (Bucke's wife)
• Ser Robin Baylor (Commander)
• [TBD] (Court Physician); Lowborn, sucks; great pox; mystic;

Abroad

• Ser Kenrick Lackland

Honorary Titles

• [Designated Regent]
• [Mr of Hunt]
• [Mr of Horse]
• [High Almoner]
• [Cupbearer]
• Court Tutor: Annova Fishpoole

Commanders

• Bucke Stagwood
• Ser Robin Baylor
• [Court Physician]
• Tommin Stagwood

Rumor Has It…

• It is whispered that Lady Sidya is a Witch, messing with the Duc's head, tempting him to plot against the king.
• The Duc has denied it, but in spite of his reputation for absolute truthfulness, many believe he has had or is having an affair with Sidya.

Known Plots

• Fabricate Claim on the Woodlands; Lead: Enron Smallnayme; no backers

Factions

None

Notes

• A woman on the duchy's Privy Council is a bit of a scandal on its own, neverminding who the woman is (Sidya), though not illegal per se nor without precedent