Vernius Family Tree
| House Vernius | House Corrino | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Earl Dominic Vernius d. 10,174 A.G. |
Lady Shando Balut Vernius |
Elrood Corrino IX 9,999–10,156 A.G. |
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| Rhombur Vernius |
Tessia |
Kailea Vernius d. 10,174 A.G. |
Leto Atreides I |
Tyros Reffa d. 10,175 A.G. |
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| Bronso Vernius | Victor Atreides 10,168–10,174 A.G. |
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