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Furstans of Torenth Generation 1-10

Started by Laurna, October 25, 2022, 10:39:49 PM

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Laurna

I have been working on the Geneology of the Furstans of Torenth. The information is gathered from the Codex Derynianus and has been put into an ancistory type of program. I have been able to make two different types of charts: I will give you a look at both. Let me know if you prefer one over the other or if you like them both.

I give you Furstan III Torenthaly, First King of Torenth year 545 and the next ten generations

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and outline format-
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I am certain that there are some errors in these charts so don't take these as fact.
May your horses have wings and fly!

Laurna

I know what you mean about the zooming in and out. I am doing it constantly.
When I did the Camber generations it was by hand and I could concentrate on one family line at a time. The Genealogy program doesn't let me be that selective. I have spent all day trying to figure out how to make it user friendly. Doing only 5-6 generations at a time would be annoying. The big chart is fun to see how everyone is related but I agree it is just too much. I shall see if I can find key people that will help the break down of family lines appear better to read.
May your horses have wings and fly!

Laurna

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Cool Idea Fruit.  The forum pages have restrictions on size of pictures.  so that is why I am turning everything into a PDF and then attaching the PDF to the topic. In this way you can zoom in on a large file.
May your horses have wings and fly!

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