Tudor Family

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Tudor Family
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General Information
Status	[Click the toggle] Destroyed except for the descendants of Judith
Type	Angel Family
Founded	Fourth Epoch
God Worshipped	Alista Tudor†
Ancestor(s)	Alista Tudor†
Influence
Pathway(s)	Red Priest Black Emperor
Domain(s)	Tudor Empire† Tudor-Trunsoest United Empire† (Former) Solomon Empire† (Former)
Related Group(s)	Demoness Family

The Tudor Family was the royal family of the Tudor Empire during the Fourth Epoch. They controlled the Black Emperor Pathway and through their ancestor, Alista Tudor, the Red Priest Pathway.

History

They were once nobles of the Solomon Empire, which ruled the Northern Continent under the Black Emperor Solomon. "He" was supported by multiple angel families and by the True Creator. The high nobles at that time (i.e. families with dukes) included the Zoroast Family, Abraham Family, and Zaratul Family, plus the Medici Family and Ouroboros. Tudor, Trunsoest, Augustus and Castiya were also nobles, albeit ranked lower than others.

The ancestor of the Tudor Family, Alista Tudor, along with Trunsoest, went on to overthrow the Solomon Empire and established the Tudor-Trunsoest United Empire.

Later, with the imminent revival of the fallen Black Emperor, the Tudor-Trunsoest United Empire fell, and Alista Tudor, now called the "Blood Emperor", founded the Tudor Empire.

After the fall of the Blood Emperor in the War of the Four Emperors, the Tudor Empire collapsed. The angel families and supporters of the Tudor Empire, including the Tudor Family have been hunted by the seven orthodox gods since then.

Due to the Primordial Demoness’s curse, all members of the Tudor Family except for Judith’s descendants are dead.

Trivia

• The emblem of the Tudor Family is a hand holding a scepter.
• According to Medici, the descendants of the Tudor family all inherited the madness of Alista Tudor's bloodline. They were usually crafty, devious, careful, and cautious, but at critical moments, they could become reckless and not consider the repercussions.