@TheEdVerse Wait hold up, did the Duke of Kamlann (Tethyr) Inselm Hhune and Lucia (Thione) Hhune have any kids?
Does Isabeau Thione or her descendants have any Tethyrian (and likely other) claims?
I know its been 120ish years but these are some serious succession disputes.
— Tommy Hanusa (@TommyHanusa) February 4, 2020
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Inselm Hhune had at least six illegitimate children (four sons and two daughters) that I know of. At least three mothers were involved, one from his time as “just another successful merchant” before the Interregnum 2)
Lucia had at least two children after Isabeau, and Inselm was likely the father of one: a boy by the name of Sardorn. The younger child was a girl, Luethaune. Both of these children used the Hhune surname, not Thione, both…#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020
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…married and had offspring, and their grandchildren are alive in the Realms today. From eldest to youngest, they are: Cladreth Hhune, LN hm; Oldamar Hhune, NE hm; Sameira Hhune, CG hf; and Yalantra Hhune, NG hf, all descended 4)
…from Sardorn, and Beltreth Alaume, CN hm; Aunstrel Barfeather, CE hm; and Belaerbra Vothphel, CE hf, descended from Luethaune. All would have trouble claiming anything in Tethyr, those lacking the Hhune surname in particular.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020
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Isabeau Thione married thrice, and had two children, at least one (her eldest, daughter Maerlra) in wedlock (so Maerlra used the surname of her father, who was the Waterdhavian noble Zarorn Maerklos). Her son, Eldred, used6)
…Thione as his surname. They both married and had issue, so their grandchildren (in birth order: Anadath Maerklos, NE hm; Belrard Maerklos, CE hm; Lilaedra Maerklos CN hf; Nynueeme Maerklos, CE hf; and…#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020
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…Adrelbaer Thione, LE hm; Indivvur Thione, NE hm; Jathyndra Thione, CN hf) might also see themselves as deserving of land and titles in Tethyr.
So you have indeed hit upon something.#Realmslore— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020
Not that I know of, but I stress that there could well be several branches of the family I've missed (and even marriages that could create family ties in both Tethyr and Waterdeep).#Realmslore
— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) February 5, 2020
