Albion and Evaro Duchies

Traditionally Albion is ruled by the Tzar with the 25 Dukes, who’s lineage flows from the first Tzar’s extended family, acting to control the many areas around the country. As many of these connections are based on ancient marriages and blood ties, this can sometimes strain the power the Tzar has on distant regions. While most kings would take hostages and keep children and family of the many outlying duchies in the capitol to ensure they would not rebel. The first Tzar took a different approach, instead opening a school in the capitol and encouraging these families to send their children between the ages of 10-18 there. Making the school out as a place to mingle and meet others. The big difference between the idea of hostage taking and this was the fact that all that attended the school were considered the same rank until graduation. In fact, E’varo’s own children attended the academy and apart from close friends and relatives, no one else who attended the school new the names or identities of the princes. Not until an official ceremony is held celebrating their coming of age (16) in which the they were publicly presented and given their first duties. Even after this fact the princes and the royal family frowned on the use of position to get away with things, a practice at the academy still held to this day. the map provides a quick guide to the 26 Albion Noble families and the land they control as their Duchy. 

1. The Romanoff 
2. The Medatove
3. The Asslev
4. The Tarasova 
5. The Kosenko 
6. The Dursun 
7. The Glica 
8. The Talgatev 
9. The Proca
10. The Vaduva 
11. The Tokar 
12. The Nergru 
13. The Darii 
14. The Vulpes
15. The Yanovich 
16. The Kolas
17. The Turkan 
18. The Rotari 
19. The Ruba 
20. The Zengrin 

the next five represent the 5 Duchies that broke away and make up Evaro 
A. The Haxhi 
B. The Vlassi
C. The Nexhip
D. The Selimi 
E. The Chicu 
F. The Valdic

Notable Members

• Darhoslav Vaduva