Hierré, Count of Luetrêve

Hierré Dèccignâille, Count of Luetrêve (28 Sòfuillegot 1663 – Present) is the eldest illegitimate son of Êlessandré IX and his mistress Êldidà Gàrdesieu. He is the brother of Gérrenaldùs, Lord of Ócaoualli.

Early Life
Hierré Dèccignâille was born to Êlessandré and Êldidà at the Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille on 28 Sòfuillegot 1663. He was baptized at the Câitheèdrelle dè Saînte-Emaissèmeus, Emaçaille. Although Hierré was illegitimate, Êlessandré gave him the County of Luetrêve, Âccuitanie on his first birthday, as a gift of consolation to his son and his mother.

Êldidà cared for Hierré in a villa located along the outermost borders of Luetrêve, as Êlessandré thought it would be the safest option for his son, while still being able to experience the land he would one day rule. Although the birth of Hierré failed to remain secret, the Luetrêve villa effectively hid Êldidà and Hierré’s location until the two decided to move out from the villa.

Êlessandré visited Hierré and his mother every other month. The emperor expressed fondness for his son in a letter to his mother, dated 1668:"“I consider him, my Dear Son Hierré, to be the happiest creature to’ve existed. To-day, when I passed by the gardens at Palaiçoque Dèmaçaille, I thought of my Dear, little Son and felt within myselfe the Love which only exists between a Father and his Son. . . Tell little Hierré that I shall arrive at the villa at the same time next month. I know he will smile when you tell him so, and that shall cause my owne. I shall oft think of those dimples and rosey cheeks of His. I send my Love, and ten kisses to each of you.”"

Countship
Êlessandré’s execution in 1679 greatly affected the sixteen-year-old Hierré, but soon after Pueyrredón V and Atheleisia IV’s ascension, the co-regnants allowed him to keep governance of the County of Luetrêve.