Duke Edaris of the Marche

Duke Edaris ͏͏͏͏

^{This article is about the duke of the Marche. For the baron of Warcastle, see Baron Ederyn of Warcastle⁣.}
Edaris was the duke of the duchy of the Marche and the baron of Leir's Castle in Lambor. He held many lands in several counties across Logres. He was a legate of the Supreme Collegium.
Edaris was the son of the former Duke Edmyg, and was very passionate about avenging his father's death. He was the father of Lady Rosalyn, whom he tried to marry to Earl Roderick of Salisbury.
He was known for his eccentric, aggressive and off-putting behavior.
He died after being poisoned at the Feast at St Albans.
His coat-of-arms is three silver displayed eagles on a split red and blue field.

Social

Family Ties

Edaris was the son of Edmyg.
He had three children, two sons and one daughter Rosalyn⁣. Through Rosalyn, he had a granddaughter Winnefred.
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Religious Views

British Christianity⁣

Ethnicity

Cymri

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Duke of the Marche, Baron of Leir's Castle, Baron of Bow and Arrow Castle, Baron of Humberside, Baron of Stonewall, Lord of Bran’s Town, Lord of Ashtree Spring

Life

441 A.D. 495 A.D. 54 years old

Circumstances of Death

Poisoned at the Feast at St Albans

Birthplace

Leir's Castle, Lambor, Logres

Children

• Dowager Baroness Rosalyn from Behind the Waters

Gender

Male

Eyes

Brown

Hair

Brown

Aligned Organization

Supreme Collegium

Ruled Locations

• Leir's Castle

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First Appearance
Year 481: An Unjust Conquest
Death
Year 495: St Albans