Noble Houses Got Novels & Stories

Christine even suspected that some of them were still alive, because according to her father, it had only been about 200 years since her grandfather went exploring. The manor was in a prime location in the noble district, next to the estates of two field counts. In fact, when the family's ancestors bought the property, the land prices in the Noble District were not expensive, but after more than a thousand years of development, it was no longer affordable for ordinary nobles. In fact, many hereditary nobles would have to live with the merchants in the wealthy districts if they didn't have ancestral properties, let alone buy a mansion in the Noble District, let alone the smallest villa.

Despite various versions of the story, nobody knew for sure who its owner was. Now, three men were seated in the most luxurious VIP room on the top floor. Among them were Marc, the general manager of Holy Night, Sean Mitchell, the top lawyer of Meawood City, and Yuri Grayson, the young scion of the noble Grayson family from Imperium. These three men, along with Delbert, were known as the Four Noble Sons of Luminara, and their families were the four great aristocratic families of Imperium. Of course, these individuals not only had deep-rooted family backgrounds but also possessed remarkably handsome appearances, albeit with a cold demeanor.

Even though it had been affected by the Hundred Years War between France and England, it remained a majestic city. Since the abolishment of the monarchy, most of the noble families switched into businesses, making most of them retain their huge estates and properties. One of those families was the de la Roches. In the suburbs of Rouen lay a huge estate owned by the family. In the middle stood a charming brick chateau where the current head of the family lived.

They ruthlessly took innocent lives, yet the duke of their region, who held absolute control, only cared for the aristocratic class. 'Then again, that is the way of the Lancaster House. Only those who carry noble blood are worth something to them.’ Evelyn's beautiful face marred into a frown, evidently showing her dissatisfaction. House Lancaster was a house that was just as old as House Pendragon, having existed before the great tides of House Scarlet came into existence. House Pendragon once held immeasurable military authority but later had some of this power reduced during the region of Empress Rosalina. Who created House Scarlet for the sake of her youngest son. After he took on the Sca

In front of everyone, being threatened by a woman like this made Gideon feel completely humiliated. His expression twisted with disgust as he snapped, “As if anyone would want you! Just because you got a bit of plastic surgery, you think you’re some kind of beauty? Please. Forget the whole ‘fake rich girl’ thing—even if you were the real daughter of the Davenier family, I still wouldn’t stoop so low as to date you!” The Langford family was a prominent noble house in the capital. While not as influential as the Westvale family, they were catching up to powerful families like the Fallons and Whitmores.

If my plan succeeded, the Alnault family would be nothing but a shadow of what it was and my parents would finally get what they deserved. As for the role that the Alnault family was fulfilling right now, I was certain that there were countless other noble houses that couldn’t wait to rise up to take its place. I didn’t favor any of the other noble houses but I didn’t mind if they would benefit from the success of my plan.

I glanced at her and she was positively beaming with pride. The majority of the names on the list were from Veylyn, the house of the second born. It was clear that they had been attempting to produce a female heir for the past 300 years, although they had been obviously unsuccessful. Some of them had married into other noble houses through political alliances, while others had chosen love and lived as commoners. I skimmed through the pages without much interest until I came across a picture of a man with dark hair and brown eyes, which caught my attention and my breath instantly.

“The sacred moonstone is also mined from this mountain. It’s said that the alpha of the territory has a house under the mountain and one on the very top, too.” I wondered how they could breathe in a house under the mountain. “They have hardly any noble families. Only a handful of very skilled jewelry makers have amassed enough wealth to become a noble house. It becomes even harder because each generation has to be a skilled jewelry maker or dealer to be able to continue the wealth.” He explained. All aristocracy meant was wealth. Families that controlled enough trade lines or industry in order to be ridiculously wealthy. Nobility were just related to the royal family by birth or marriage and

She thought as her heart started racing faster. There was a long pause before she finally opened her mouth to speak. "If your granddaughter is of noble blood, does that mean you are too? I don't think I recall what house you belong to." She knew that there were thirteen main noble houses, some of their names she had them committed to memory because they were friends and acquaintances of the General. "Lord Earn of House Whitby." A chill ran down her spine. Of course, she should have known. The old house, the old man, the staff he carried, the weird way he talked and looked at her.

“The High Council has decided earlier this morning. The throne will fall to House Chanler.” Kael choked on his tea, coughing as he put the cup down. “They did not.” Lucas’ eyes shifted from blank to amusement. “Can you blame them? The Chanlers have been the most powerful noble family next to the Aragons. If you know your history, they had great wealth, rivaling the royal family ever since the kingdom has yet been formed, when the Aragons still ruled Stone Glacier City. After the Aragons expanded their control and united all Houses of Glacia into a monarchy, they’ve given the Chanlers back their lands and mines, since the Aragons were wise enough to know that the family had held and contribut