Earl of Hanath

The title Earl of Hanath has been created twice in the Peerage of Pyrus. It is an extinct title in the Peerage of Pyrus.
== Ancienty and Precedence ==
The title was originally created by His Majesty King Bach by letters patent on 21st August 1703 for Mandex Bors with ancienty and precedence from that date.
The title was created for the second time by His Imperial Highness Cunglas by letters patent on 1st January 1773 for Gongoroth Edain with ancienty and precedence from the date of the title's first creation (21st August 1703).
== Remainder ==
The first creation of the title for Mandex Bors using the standard letters patent give the remainder: 
#The heirs male of his body
The second creation of the title for Gongoroth Edain was forfeited at the end of 1772, however the standard letters patent give the remainder: 
# the heirs male of his body
# the heirs male of his father, Gondo Edain
Therefore, Gongoroth Edain, the 5th Earl has a claim to the forfeited title. The line continues with his two granddaughters, his younger brother and his nephew.
== Descent ==
The title was held by the House of Bors descending in the male line. However as Mandex Bors had no male heirs the title went into abeyance after his death (on 8th October 1721) until the abeyance of the title was terminated on the birth of his only daughter's first son, Prince Cunglas (on 23rd September 1725). The title merged with the crown when Prince Cunglas ascended to the throne, upon the death of his father, on 7th February 1772.
The title was recreated for Gongoroth Edain by King Cunglas on 1st January 1773 descending in the male line from father to son to uncle. However it was forfeited under the Feudal Land Reform Act: 1784.
== Earls of Hanath, first creation (1703-1772) ==
Mandex Bors, 1st Earl of Hanath (1685-1721) (abeyant 1721)
Cunglas Derfel, 2nd Earl of Hanath (1725-1776) (merged in the crown 1772)
== Earls of Hanath, second creation (1773-1784) ==
Gongoroth Edain, 3rd Earl of Hanath (1745-1777)
Andar Edain, 4th Earl of Hanath (1768-1779)
Gondolind Edain, 5th Earl of Hanath (b.1749) (forfeited 1785)
Category:Peerage of Pyrus
Category:House of Edain
Category:House of Derfel
Category:House of Bors