Overview:[]
The House of Deux-Rivières is a branch from the older House of Orléans-Vasser. It had the throne in Kanjor for years until it re-married into the same house once again.
Union with Lourenne[]
In 4538, Éléonore I, married the Lourennais Prince Auguste d'Orléans-Vasser-DeChambeau, the brother of King Philippe of Lourenne, to unify Kanjor and Lourenne through its royals. In the same year, both Kanjor and Lourenne signed the Treaty of LaCourrone, which signified that the descendants of Éléanore and Auguste would bare the surname of Orléans-Vasser-Deux-Rivières through the male line.
As of 4703, the descendants of Éléonore I and Prince Auguste of Lourenne have rescinded their rights over the throne of Kanjor and have returned to the current Monarch of Lourenne and that lineage. The current head of this house is Hugh III.