Families descended from one of the three stocks of the original Thyatian tribes- Thyatians, Kerendans, & Hattians.

Also known as the Gabrionites
Gabrion Eusebos (b. to peasants in Retebius), rose to become Master of the Imperial Stables and then Giovanni II's Vestarios (Chamberlian) & advisor, Emperor (AC 876-898) as Gabrionus III the Unforgiving, m. Anna (Prothemian?) the widow of Giovanni II
1. Gabrionus IV the Conqueror, Emperor (AC 898-913), though some rumors have him as son of Giovanni II dies fighting a Fiend
1.1. Gabrionus V the Erudite (b.c. 896), Emperor (AC 914-960), killed by Alphatians during the Spike Assault
1.1.a. Gabriela, m. Thincol Torion
1.1.x. rest of family killed by Alphatians during Spike Assault

Though originally not Thyatian by blood, this is the family of the current emperor so it is listed here.
Tor & Liena in Oceansend
1. Thrainkell Torson, aka Thincol I Torion, Emperor (960-1012), resuces and m. Gabriela Eusebos
1.1. Eusebius (b. 961), Emperor (1012-present)
1.a. Stefania (b. 970)
1.b. Asteriela (b. 979)
a. ?, m. ? Firestorm
a.1. Donegal Firestorm, Grand Duke of Westrourke (AC 970)

Descend from Knight Heraclonian Chrysavian, 1st Count of Actius
Hamil Actavius, Count of Actius (?-989), lost at sea, m. Erlena McRhomaag
1. Geraldan Actavius (b. 949), Fleet Captain, Count of Actius (AC 989 to present), m. (971) Dalia Salieri (rich daughter of a renowned Kerendan musician)
1.1. Heraclius Actavius
1.2. ?
1.a. ?

1. Hussein Biazzan, Caid (Baron) of Biazzan (AC?-998/9), m. Emilia Kasser (dau. Of a Thyatian woman and a Tel-Akbirian aristocrat
1.1. Babrak Muhammad Al-Fahmas Biazzan (b. 971), Regent of Biazzan (AC 998-999), Caid (Baron) of Biazzan (AC 999), m. Gallia
1.1.1. Himerius Biazzan

The current Dukes of Kerendas. By tradition, the Duke of Kerendas all take the Kerendas surname
1. Aristides Dassinites (d. 994), duke of Kerendas (?-994)
1.1. Cymon
1.2. Lisias
1.3. Maldinius Thera Dassinites (b. 965), Duke of Kerendas, m. Catarina Medisci
1.3.1. Philippos, Archon of Hesperia (1017)
1.a. Astra

In some manner Philippos is a cousin of Lucianna (future wife of Emperor Eusebius Torion) but I haven't found any info about her

By tradition, the reigning dukes family takes the Kerendas surname. The currently so entitled family are the Dassinites.
What are some of the previous families?
How do the following individuals tie in?
* Duke Belisarius Antonoterion, pseudo-Emperor 878-880?
* Lady Celia Kerendas, Grand Duke Stefan Karameikos’s maternal grandmother?
* also, the unnamed Duke of Kerendas who duels and kills Emperor Marcus in 783?

Question 1: Are they descended from Emir Muhad Benaker?? (I'm thinking not)
Question 2: Should this instead be listed under 'ben Nadir'?
1. Tarik ben Nadir, Sheik (Duke) of Tel Akbir (?-1017)
1.1. Farid ben Nadir, Emir of Tel Akbir (1017-1017)
1.a. Jamila ben Nadir, Duchess 1017
a. Leilah ben Nadir, General, Governor (Governess? Governor-General?) of the Hinterlands (988-1017), Exarcha of Davania (1017-)

Gustav Oesterhaus, Count of Hattias (c. 860-864)
1. Hansel the Peacemaker, Count of Hattias (c. 864-c.890)
1.1. Lucinius IV the Magefriend, Count of Hattias (c.890-c.930)
1.1.1. Lucinius V the Conjurer, Count of Hattias (c.903-c.913)
1.1.2. Zendrolion X the Strategist, Count of Hattias (c. 913-c.955)
1.1.2.1. Roman, Count of Hattias (c.955-967), m. Corinna Woolrich
1.1.2.1.1. Heinrich (b. 955), Count of Hattias (967/976-present)
1.1.2.2. Bernhard, Regent of Hattias for young Heinrich (967-976)

Within the last 100 years, many thayatians have settled in Traladara (now Karameikos) and many form the noble crust of that land.

1. ? Halaran
1.1. Sherlane Halaran, Baron of Threshold, Patriarch of Threshold
1.2. Merrik Halaran, thyatian soldier
1.2.a. Aleena Halaran (b. 978), Knight of the Order of the Griffon
1.2.b. Anielle Halaran

1. Eusebius
1.1. ?
1.1.1. Flavian
1.1.1.1. ?
1.1.1.1.1. Helenites Osteropolus, Senator

Makrest Clan - Thyatian Dwarves of Buhrohur
Many Glantrian Families descend from Thyatians, especially amongst the Caurenzians (largely a Kerendan offshoot) and among the Aalbanese (a Hattian-Aphatian mix).