Princess Katherine

Katherine Penelope Margaret of Anchora (17th Mekape 3343 - 3389) was the daughter of the Count of Anchora and consort of the False Emperor Charles I. Upon her marriage to Prince Charles she was regarded as an Imperial Princess, however when Emperor Henry-Joseph VII ascended the throne her husband took it upon himself to dispute the claim. The 'False' Emperor abandoned his wife and child, Princess Margaret to the mercy of Henry.
Both she and her daughter were imprisoned and once the False Emperor was also incarcerated they faced a life behind bars, simply due to their provider's ambition. When Charles attempted to raise a rebellion once more, it led to him losing his head. Although losing a husband and her child losing a father, the two were freed on the condition Margaret's claim to the Imperial throne be forfeit, lest her father's followers attempt to crown her.
Katherine's imperial status was returned, as was her daughters and she died in 3389 in Belslough, Middle Kingdom. Despite living and dying in exile she lived well, a wonderful entertainer she lusted for her home, but never saw it again.
Category:Casorian
Category:Noble
Category:Imperial
Category:Deceased