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Latest revision as of 00:12, 30 October 2026

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Azemars
Information
Status: Current Member
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Resides: Æthelmearc
Awards: See the Midrealm OP for the most updated awards list.
Heraldry

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History

Azemars moved to the Cleftlands from the Glorious Kingdom of Artemisia, where he held estates in both the Shire of Silver Keep and the Shire of Castelleone Nuovo. He has recently moved to his Third Kingdom, Æthelmearc.

Persona

Azemars Martel was born in a small manor not far from Limoges, in the tumultuous year of Our Lord MCCCXXV (1325).

Offices & Positions

Chatelaine for the Shire of Silver Keep in Artemisia (dates? Before 2012)

Miscellany

Azemars is an apprentice of Master Milesent Vibert

Azemars has been known to pick up a sword in times of war, but is most devoted to the arts of peace. He is passionate about Heraldry, Costuming, Needlework and has a most lordly appetite on feast days, for which he has had to learn his way about the kitchens. He loves to teach and assist in research, and once served as Chatelaine for the Shire if Silver Keep.

Activities: Period Religion, Costuming, Herbalism, Embroidery, Cooking and I am very open to try everything once!

My research interests are: The Investiture Controversy, The Crusades, Monasticism, Scholasticism, The Avignon Papacy, Pilgrimage, Processions, and in art history, I study the concept of holy space in art, specifically in the gothic era cathedrals.

Classes taught

  • 14th Century German Brickwork - embroidery class
  • Handwriting - a calligraphy class
  • Medieval Medicine
  • The Book of Hours
  • The Martial Surcoat - 13th - 15th centuries