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=====Newaster-Tuskane=====

A cadet branch of House de Weluta, known variously as the '''House of Newaster''' and '''House of Newaster-Tuskane''', has sat upon the throne of [[Paulastra]] since [[1890]]. It was established following the marriage of Queen regnant Arathvesura de Weluta (reigned 1858-1890) to Silvin Xerokom, a member of one of the leading ethnically [[Coscivian]] families in the country. The marriage, which occurred in [[1864]], was seen as an important political opportunity for Paulastra to establish its own Royal dynasty. With this interest in mind, Arathversura issued a proclamation on 1 January 1865 providing that her children and descendants would belong to the new "House of Newaster", whose name referenced [[Paul Aster]], the Kingdom's own name, and [[Crona]]'s history. Arathvesura's son and grandson, Kings Paul I (reigned 1890-1920) and Arathvesur II (reigned 1920-1952) ruled Paulastra as members of the House of Newaster.

A lack of eligible male heirs during the reign of Arathvesur II led to an additional modification of Paulastra's royal dynasty. His three daughters were all married to prominent tribal chiefs as part of an attempt to [[Paulastra#Tribal_conciliation_and_dynastic_concerns|reconcile Paulastra with its tribal elements]]. His eldest daughter married the chief of the Tuskane tribe, and with [[Pope|Papal]] permission Arathvesur adopted all three of his sons-in-law in order to continue the Newaster family name. The son of his eldest daughter succeeded Arathvesur II in [[1952]] and became King Paul II of the newly named "House of Newaster-Tuskane".

The House of Newaster employed a heraldric depiction of the ship used during [[Aster's expedition]] on a white-and-purple quartered shield.

===Extinct===

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+A cadet branch of House de Weluta, known variously as the '''House of Newaster''' and '''House of Newaster-Tuskane''', has sat upon the throne of [[Paulastra]] since [[1890]]. It was established following the marriage of Queen regnant Arathvesura de Weluta (reigned 1858-1890) to Silvin Xerokom, a member of one of the leading ethnically [[Coscivian]] families in the country. The marriage, which occurred in [[1864]], was seen as an important political opportunity for Paulastra to establish its own Royal dynasty. With this interest in mind, Arathversura issued a proclamation on 1 January 1865 providing that her children and descendants would belong to the new "House of Newaster", whose name referenced [[Paul Aster]], the Kingdom's own name, and [[Crona]]'s history. Arathvesura's son and grandson, Kings Paul I (reigned 1890-1920) and Arathvesur II (reigned 1920-1952) ruled Paulastra as members of the House of Newaster.
+A lack of eligible male heirs during the reign of Arathvesur II led to an additional modification of Paulastra's royal dynasty. His three daughters were all married to prominent tribal chiefs as part of an attempt to [[Paulastra#Tribal_conciliation_and_dynastic_concerns|reconcile Paulastra with its tribal elements]]. His eldest daughter married the chief of the Tuskane tribe, and with [[Pope|Papal]] permission Arathvesur adopted all three of his sons-in-law in order to continue the Newaster family name. The son of his eldest daughter succeeded Arathvesur II in [[1952]] and became King Paul II of the newly named "House of Newaster-Tuskane".
+The House of Newaster employed a heraldric depiction of the ship used during [[Aster's expedition]] on a white-and-purple quartered shield.
 ===Extinct===

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