Alútíus

Alútíus /aːlut^hiːjʏs/ is a title currently used by the emperors of the Sikíron Empire in central Adynía, though its use predates the Paþarían Empire of old. The female equivalent is alútía.
Similar titles, such as olót and úlút, are used by chiefs of certain tribes in Gráhúlysía.

History

The title was in use by early Nemirkíans inhabiting Kóteran Peninsula, but became associated with the Paþarían Empire when its founder Stárakíus made it an exclusive title for rulers of the empire. After its fall and the resulting rise of rival successor states, alútíus was adopted by heads of each country's dynasty. When the Sikíron Empire later conquered these states, the title once again became exclusive to its rulers.

Notable Holders

Stárakíus (first ruler of Paþaría)

Helúrus (last ruler of Paþaría)

Arakríus (first ruler of Hekólía

Okkus Zerkó I (first ruler of Pérgal

Þrelíanus (first ruler of Tirúlíon

Zákus I (first ruler of Þerakkía

Ástía (first ruler of Sikíron)

Fertor (current ruler of Sikíron)

Type

Nobility, Hereditary

Related Organizations

• Sikíron Empire
• Pérgal
• Paþarían Empire
• Hekólía
• Tirúlíon
• Þerakkía