Aurelia of Rocol

Aurelia of Soureine was a Yutemond noblewoman of the early century from the region of Rocol and a staunch supporter and mother-in-law of Livia Korlat, the dictator who reigned in her role as de facto queen from 740 BE to 755 BE. She was the mother of Phillion and Aurelius. She was a member of the famous Soureine dynasty.
== History ==
=== Origins ===
Aurelia was the only living child of the head of the Soureine dynasty, a powerful noble family in the region of Rocol and close to kingship. She likely succeeded her father as she was an only child and Rocol was patriarchly dominated for most of the early century, much unlike the Korlat dynasty.
=== Sentorial tenure ===
Aurelia remotely succeeded her late father in politics and she believed she was "thrusted" into roles that she felt she wasn't qualified for, until she was reminded by her father's supporters that she "had to do what she had to" so that her family could survive and maintain their glory. 
Aurelia occupied several political offices but these offices are lost to history as the Senate House was burnt by a mob shortly after Livia's assassination in 755 BE.
==== Marriage and alliance with Livia ====
She married Augustus, whose background is full of speculation but he was likely a distant cousin of Aurelia or another noblewoman from a prominent Rocol noble family.
With Augustus she sired two sons; Phillion and Aurelius. Despite his reluctance, Phillion was forced to wed Livia Korlat to ensure that the Soureine dyansty would survive her regime and that Aurelia could maintain a consistent tally of high posts in the Yutemond Senate.
== Death ==
Aurelia was present for the Senate House session of 755 BE on the day that Livia Korlat was assassinated by a group of rebellious senators, it was said that Aurelia attempted to fend for Livia, as she was also stabbed to death alongside many other supporters of Livia's regime.
Aurelia's body was found a day later amongst other senators in the Senate House with her jewels ripped from her dress and her clothes torn to shreds. She was carried to Soureine and buried beside her late father.
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