Non-Karling dynasties with multiple landed members

[Fathuran]

I am playing an MP game with my friend during the Alexiad start and we are Robert and Roger, the de Hauteville brothers! It's my hope things will start getting weird down the line as our branches of the family get more and more distinct from each other (And perhaps intermingle).

What are some other dynasties that have multiple, simultaneous landed members, be they siblings or otherwise? Obviously Karlings don't need a mention here. Only other example off the top of my head is House Jimenez in Spain for 1066 and a while beyond.

 

[deadhand13]

Nibelungs in Charlemagne start. Tristamaras in 1066. Most others are basically a father-son duo in the same realm.

 

[SovereignGrave]

Well in 867 the Duke of Holland, Count of Ostfriesland, and Chief of Skane are all members of House Akra. The Duke is a Norse Catholic, the Count is his Norse pagan nephew and vassal, and the Chief is the Duke's cousin, also Norse pagan, and a vassal of Sjaelland.

 

[The H-Man]

The Duke of Alemannia and the King of Bavaria in the 769 start are related and quite strong when they work together.

 

[ninoallen]

house welf, house capet, house habsburg,most muslim dynasty's, the dukes/kings of bohemia, house plantagenet of england, cant think of any others off the top of my head

 

[SovereignGrave]

It's pretty obvious, but the Golden Horde, Ilkhanate, Chagatai, and Mongol Empire are all ruled by house Borjigin. If you wanna start off later in the timeline and exceptionally powerful.

 

[Legionary Guard]

Komnenos usually has multiple landed dynasts from 1066 into 1204. The only startdate I remember exactly is 1066 - Armeniacon is ruled by Manuel Komnenos; Antioch by his... second(?) son Isaakios and Paphlagonia by Isaac's younger brother Alexios.

 

[Naughtius Maximus]

Charlemagne start.

Babenberger and Capets diverge here and have about 4-5 counties between themselves.

They also have starting dynasty members you can quickly marry off to begin seeding them in different parts of christian europe. *cough* heir to the Dukes of Aquitane, Mercia, and Byz.

Pretty impactful as far as counts go at that start.

 

[Admiral Fischer]

867 Bagrationids and 1066 Rurikids.

 

[n00bypl4y3r]

769 Saxony, technically the heir of the king is landed as Count of Anhalt.

 

[Bernard95]

House Balgarsko, the Kings of Bulgaria and usually the rulers of everything in it for most of the game.

 

[icedt729]

Clicking around, and in 1187:
-de Bourgognes are king of Portugal and duke of Burgundy
-de Barcelonas are king of Aragon and duke of Provence
-Plantagenets are king of England, duke of Meath, and count of Tours/Anjou/Maine
-de Toulouse are dukes of Toulouse and Galilee
-de Poitous are duke of Antioch and countess of Poitiers/Saintonge/Bourdeaux
-Almost every title in Poland is held by a Piast

There's also numerous starts with many Rurikids, many ua Niell Naigiollaichs, and several Bagrationis, and in 1337 d'Anjous rule both Sicily and Hungary.

 

[Chairman Noob]

In 1066 Croatia is ruled by Kresimir IV Trpimirovic while Zvonimir Trpimirovic is Duke of Scalovia, the biggest duchy in the realm. Zvonimir - who may historically not have been a "real" Trpimirovic but adopted by Kresimir as a successor because he had no son - became king in 1075, but in the game Kresimir's daughter Neda is heir apparent.
Zvonimir's wife also has a claim on Hungary.