Queen Elibet I

*(List of Monarchs)*

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	+ (Disputed) Heiress Presumptive of Limelon (1340-1341 + 1345-1352 + 1352-1355)

### Nicknames

* **Elibet the Great**
* Elibet the Excellent
* Elibet the Collector
* Limelon's Guardian Angel
* The Medieval Matriarch
* The Original Girlboss

### Born

June 21st, 1324, Thymelon Riverside Palace, Breakfeast, Limelon

### Died

November 13th, 1403 (aged 79), The Fatican, Fatican City, The Holy Ramen Empire

## Family

### House

* Thymelon (at birth)
* Kaizenburg (by marriage)

### Siblings

**Full-Siblings*** Prince Henrick (died young)
* Prince Edgard (died young)

**Half-Siblings**

* Sir Henrick FitzLime
* King Alphrick V
* Princess Lucreta, Countess of Cabbridge
* King Johnwin IV
* Princess Silvya, Duchess of Talbite

### Spouse(s)

* Lord Loudvig von Kaizenburg I, Duke of Grainaut (m. 1342, died 1375)

### Issue

* Prince Taxweld, 1st Duke of Citrule "The Gold Prince"
	+ Rickward of Egplantwerp (died young)
	+ Anhe of Gaurntish (died young)
* Prince Lymon, 1st Duke of Pepersimn "Lymon Longshanks"
* Princess Olivya, 1st Duchess of Mandurian "Olivya the Observant and Obsessive"
* Prince Jagarren, 1st Duke of Frostraw "Jagarren the Juggernaught"
* Princess Maurella, 1st Duchess of Birchpruce "Holy Maurella"
* Prince Deadmund, 1st Duke of Emberry "Deadmund the Destroyer"
* Prince Horiss, 1st Duke of Raspark "Horiss the Haughty"
	+ Wilmore of Galangaley (died young)
* Princess Vicktora, 1st Duchess of Honektar "Vicktora the Gay"
	+ Georgeoff of Harissawud (died young)

## Notable Relatives

### Ancestors

* King Alphrick I (19th Great-Grandfather)
* King Wilmore I (4th Great-Grandfather)
* King Edgard IV (3rd Great-Grandfather)
* Princess Edga, Queen of Limelon (2nd Great-Grandmother)
* King Henrick II (Great-Grandfather)
* King Henrick III (Grandfather)

### Descendants

* King Edgard V (Grandson)
* King Wilmore II (Grandson)
* King Wilmore III (Great-Grandson)
* King Henrick V (Great-Grandson)
* King Wilmore IV (2nd Great-Grandson)
* King Alphrick VI (1st/3rd Great-Grandson)
* King Rickward VI (2nd/3rd Great-Grandson)
* King Stefmund II (2nd/4th Great-Grandson)
* King Henrick VI (3rd Great-Grandson)
* King Donford I (3rd Great-Grandson)
* Queen Margarick I (3rd/4th Great-Granddaughter)
* Queen Elibet III (19th Great-Granddaughter)

### Extended Family Members

* Lord Peterren FitzLime, Earl of Starch (half-nephew)
* King Frander I (half-nephew)
* Lord Wulfrick de Greyvie I, Earl of Cabbridge (half-nephew)
* Lord Tytiss Talbite, Duke of Talbite (half-nephew)
* Prince Taxweld, Earl of Snaxford (uncle)
* Prince Rickward, Duke of Branbaunt (uncle)
* King Honoremi III of Grapearis (cousin)
* King Caspierre IX of Grapearis (cousin-once-removed)
* King Caspierre X of Grapearis (cousin-twice-removed)
* Lord Mandolf Perscley, Marquess of Cucumberry (2nd cousin)
* Lord Ederick Swiftshield, 2nd Duke of Thymelon (cousin-once-removed)
* Lord Wauliss Sandshield, 3rd Duke of Thymelon (2nd cousin)
* Lord Gromitch Seashield, Marquess of Nomyn (2nd cousin)
* Jesicka Saintshield (2nd cousin-twice-removed)

### Step-Relatives

* Lady Rabessa le Despineser, Queen of Limelon (stepmother)
* Lady Ethany Chowbray, Queen of Limelon (stepmother)
* Lady Marget Heisenower, Queen of Limelon (stepmother)

### In-Laws

* King Casimoel IV of Grapearis (uncle-in-law)
* Princess Frandina of Hungry, Queen of Limelon (half-sister-in-law)
* Lord Petrick de Greyvie I, Earl of Cabbridge (half-brother-in-law)
* Lord Traylor Talbite, Duke of Talbite (half-brother-in-law)
* Lord Joheinz von Kaizenburg II, Duke of Grainaut (brother-in-law)
* Lady Madlynn von Kaizenburg (daughter-in-law)
* Lady Ounagh Viscotti (daughter-in-law)
* Lord Redrick Nevhilli I (son-in-law)
* Lord Gregbert Perscley (son-in-law)
* Princess Constina of Tastile (daughter-in-law)
* Lady Debria Snowshield (daughter-in-law)
* Lady Barbella Schwarfort (daughter-in-law)
* Lord Zackry Poleslaw I (son-in-law)
* Beatriss FitzAlicks (daughter-in-law)
* Princess Eledora of Tastile (daughter-in-law)
* Lady Jasmund de Greyvie (daughter-in-law)
* Lady Melisabeth de Boysen (daughter-in-law)
* Lord Lunis Staffork (son-in-law)

      **Elibet I** (June 21st, 1324 - November 13th, 1403), also known as **Elibet of Thymelon Riverside** before her accession, was the thirty ninth Monarch of Limelon from 1355 until her death in 1403. Her reign of forty eight years was longer than any of her predecessors, outranking her great-grandfather as the longest reigning monarch of Limelon for the next 300 years. As her nickname "Elibet the Great" hints at, she is often regarded as one of the greatest monarchs in Limelon's history.

      She is most known for her involvement in the Ninety Years War and how her excellent military strategies led to countless Limelon victories and ownership of all ten of the powerful Regal Relicks. Over forty years after her death, her descendants would fight over both the Limelon Throne and the Relicks that were split among Elibet's children in 1381, a series of conflicts now known as the Wars of the Regal Relicks.

      Elibet was crowned at age 30 after the deposition and imprisonment of her half-brother, King Johnwin IV. The Queen lived a long life, dying at age 79, this however led to her outliving three of her sons, including her eldest child, Prince Taxweld, whose son, Edgard succeeded Elibet, becoming the infamous King Edgard V.

## Appearance

      Elibet is an average-sized caucasian woman with long red-orange curly hair and yellow-green irises. While not visible on her sprite, she is covered head to toe in freckles, has sharper canines and has ears with pointed tips. She wears magenta lipstick and blue with purple eyeliner.

      In her portrait she is seen wearing a mint-colored dress with detatched sleeves and a gold color streak along the bottom of the dress. She wears a typical amount of gold for someone of her position, wearing golden bracelets, a large golden belt, golden oval earrings and a large golden crown with a pink cap on the top of her head. She also wears a large golden locket around her neck holding a large circular green emerald.

## Personality

      As a child and a young teenager, she was very shy and became very antisocial once her Kingdom had gotten infected with the Barbaric Plague. As an adult, however, she gradually showed more confidence and was able to finally show off her natural leadership skills. She cares much about her public image and general popularity and will go as far as starting wars to defend her reputation and status. She does everything in her power to be a good inspiring leader but will always choose the most fashionable approaches to problems over the most practical ones.

      Elibet was known to be a caring and generous mother to her eight children, giving them each their own duchy and one or two Relicks for their families to own, granting much more than any typical son, let alone daughter of a Limelon Monarch, would usually get. She is somewhat strict on how her children present their public appearance, especially with her sons, who strangely unlike their sisters, were also monitored more closely on whom they married.

      In the last few years of her life she had shown symptoms of being senile. Reaching an impressive age for her time period, she outlived more than half of her sons but had already gotten too old to wrap her head around the fact.

## History

### Childhood

      Elibet was born at the Thymelon Riverside Palace on June 21st, 1324 to King Henrick IV of Limelon and his third wife, Queen Kaitlynda. Her birth was celebrated by the people of Limelon, but King Henrick wanted to save the celebrations for his next male heir as at the time he only had one legitimate son, Alphrick, born from the King's second marriage. Elibet was Queen Kaitlynda's second attempt to produce a male heir, as she had given birth to a son, Henrick, two years prior but the child would unfortunately die less than half a year afterwards and Elibet's younger brother Edgard survived for only a few weeks.

      In the year 1326, Henrick IV grew tired of his wife's failures to give him another son and sought to end their marriage. He then asked Pope Aejon XX to annull his marriage on the grounds that Henrick and Kaitlynda were too closely related being cousins-once-removed. Pope Aejon denied the request, writing back to Henrick that when he annulled his first marriage, he threw a tantrum when he regretted the decision and couldn't undo his mistake. After hearing about his annullment being denied, Henrick beat his wife out of anger until his younger brothers, Taxweld and Rickward offered to take him on a hunting trip to cheer him up, all the while Henrick's bastard son, Henrick FitzLime observed from afar.

      FitzLime, hoping that his father would somehow make him heir to the Throne, decided to take matters into his own hands. Pretending to be Queen Kaitlynda, he wrote a letter back to the pope saying that she wanted to marry Aejon and proceeded to write a list of all the explicit sexual acts she would do to him. FitzLime sent the letter, believing that the pope wouldn't be able to say no after reading his erotic letter, but this turned out to just enrage the pope, informing the King on what he thought his wife had written. Kaitlynda's marriage with Henrick ended immediately and she would be executed the following year after breaking into the Riverside Palace just to see her daughter again, knowing full well it would be their last few moments together.

      Princess Elibet had her first period in late 1334, at the early but not abnormal age of 10. The event was treated as if it were for a modern birthday, with her close relatives giving her gifts to let her have one last bit of bliss before preparing for a life of motherhood. Elibet's sister-in-law, Princess Frandina of Hungry forgot to get a present and decided to tell Elibet what happened to her mother instead, portraying this knowledge as a gift in itself. Frandina specified that Elibet's brother played a key role in her mother's death, but never specified which brother she was referring to, leading to Elibet believing that her half-brother, Alphrick (Frandina's husband) was responsible.

      Elibet dragged her father over to Prince Alphrick's chambers, accidentally catching him having intercourse with Henrick's jester. After finding out that nearly every male worker in Thymelon Riverside had either been groped by, kissed by or had sex with Alphrick, Henrick had no choice but to send his son off to be one of the consorts of the powerful Emperor of Grease, complying with a treaty signed between Grease and the rest of the continent over a thousand years ago. As Alphrick was believed to be a homosexual, his marriage was annulled and his son Peterren was declared not to be Henrick's grandson.

      Three years later in 1337, Prince Alphrick would be sent back to Limelon only to return to mass death caused by the Barbaric Plague and his father, the King, doing nothing other than complain about his servants wearing "those ridiculous bird masks". Out of King Henrick's five trueborn children, only Elibet took the Plague seriously, refusing to leave her father's Castle, and when Prince Alphrick started showing symptoms of the disease, she rarely left her chambers.

      In the year 1340, King Henrick IV suffered a fatal heart attack due to his drastic weight gain in his final years, and thus his eldest son became King Alphrick V. Fifteen days later the new King would drop dead in a pile of his own bloody vomit during his coronation, and with no heirs considered legitimate to the church, his eleven-year-old half-brother would be crowned King Johnwin IV. Johnwin would rule under the regency of his uncles for six months, entering the year 1341, uninterrupted until former Queen Frandina gave birth to another son whom she named Frander.

### Rise to Power

      After three days of council discussions regarding Frander's place in the line of succession and getting Johnwin very drunk in order to get him to sign his throne away, King Frander I was declared King of Limelon, becoming Limelon's youngest monarch at a mere five days old. As the King was still in his minority, a new Master of the Realm needed to be chosen who would serve as regent until Frander became of age. Frandina was allowed to choose her son's regent, and she ended up choosing Lord Hybert Ackiwi, the Earl of Starch. Lord Ackiwi was the lover of Princess Frandina as well as the alleged father of Peterren FitzLime and King Frander. His position was questioned by some council members, but most disagreements were dismissed when it was found out that Hybert was a great-great-great-grandson of King Henrick I, making him the King's fourth cousin-once-removed.

      Johnwin was still convinced that Frander had no real claim to the Throne and went to confront Frandina only to get himself, his full-sister Lucreta, half-sisters Elibet and Silvya and half-brother Henrick FitzLime banished from the Kingdom, thankfully being escorted out by their uncle, Prince Taxweld. After a year of exile, hiding in the Kingdom of Gingermany, Johnwin sought for an opportunity to rise to power again. Luckily for Prince Johnwin; the Duke of Grainaut had recently died and his son and heir, Loudvig von Kaizenburg was looking for a wife. Loudvig inherited an impressive army from his father and maternal grandfather, King Madeus II of Gingermany, which Johnwin desperately wanted access to. Elibet, still mentally recovering from months of quarantine, wasn't as excited for her wedding, as she didn't know what her husband looked like, what his name was or how to speak and understand his language.

      Princess Elibet and Lord Loudvig were married in June 1342 and the Princess became pregnant shortly after. The next nine months of Elibet's marriage was unpleasant for the Princess, as she was kept in bed nearly all day and only saw her husband when he wanted to be fed or cleaned. Elibet gave birth to a son in March 1343 at the age of 18 while her husband was in a brothel, and while she grew tired of waiting for her husband to return so he could name the child, she gave her son the name "Taxweld". Loudvig, wanting the name of his son to be "Johans," argued with his wife until she snapped and demanded to be spoken to in her own language. Loudvig, discovering his attraction to Elibet's feisty nature, did his part on improving their relationship over the next few years, learning the Limish tongue along the way.

      King Frander I died in 1345 from Diphtheria at the young age of four, leaving Frandina devastated and worried that Johnwin would take back the Throne before she could legitimize her elder son. While eagerly awaiting the Pope's response to her re-investigation request, Elibet and her husband's soldiers barged through the Castle walls, exiled Frandina and her lover and placed Johnwin back on the throne.

Princess Elibet replaced Lord Ackiwi as Master of the Realm by her half-brother, being the first woman to hold said title, though the position was originally offered to Loudvig, who declined as he "wasn't a Limishman". Johnwin's early second reign was uneventful thanks to his sister's and uncles guidance but as soon as Elibet took a short maternity leave for the birth of her second surviving son, Lymon in July 1347, Johnwin had messed up the royal cabinet by replacing most of the respected nobles with his friends.

### Rebellion against Johnwin

      The following year consisted of Elibet and the King constantly fighting each other, which eventually got to the point where Johnwin got fed up with being told what to do and undid all the changes his sister had made out of pure spite. In September 1348, while Elibet was giving birth to her daughter, Olivya, the King reinvited Frandina, Lord Hybert Ackiwi and Peterren back into court for the sole reason of pissing Elibet off. Ackiwi misunderstood the King's reason for being let back into Limelon and presumed it was to have Elibet arrested, causing him to get killed in battle by Loudvig's army, though taking out Elibet's beloved uncle Taxweld, and his cousin, Ederick in the process.

      After being exiled a second time by Frandina, Elibet figured she'd have to help Limelon's government and plagued citizens without the support of the Crown. From late 1348 to early 1349, Princess Elibet learned how to fight from her second cousin, Lord Mandolf Perscley and then set off to search for a way to put a stop to the plague. Elibet and her immediate family set foot for the Choccoman Sultanic Empire, whose tyrannical Emperor held the Pink Relick, known for its extraordinary healing powers. The Empire's democracy was restored for the thirty-seventh time thanks to Elibet overthrowing the Sultan, who was hiding the Pink Relick from his nephews so that they wouldn't uncastrate themselves with its abilities. In December 1350, the new Sultan thanked Elibet by naming the newest Choccoman City, "Yaggerenople" after her newborn son, Jagarren, and by giving Elibet loads of money, supplies and soldiers.

      When Elibet returned to Limelon with a potential cure for the Plague, the people of Limelon cheered the young Princess' name and pressured the Castle guards into letting her into Thymelon Riverside. Upon finding out that Peterren had been basically running the Kingdom for his half-uncle, he was imprisoned in the infamous Tower of Luncheon and Elibet was voted by the nobility to be reinstated as Mastress of the Realm. Two years later in 1352, the nobles thought it would be a good idea for the King to travel the continent and learn how other Kings rule their Kingdom. The King set off to do anything but and rather learned military tactics on how to get his half-sister out of court for good.

      Johnwin waited until Elibet left court to give birth to her second daughter, Maurella in August 1352 and then made his move to take back power. The King had Peterren FitzLime freed from imprisonment, named him heir to the Throne and named Frandina the new Mastress of the Realm. One cabinet member who was more loyal to Elibet, Lord Soliss Staffork, was enraged by the Princess' unjust removal and kidnapped Peterren. The King's heir was found a few days later with his head mysteriously absent from the rest of his body and with Lord Staffork nowhere to be seen. This pushed Frandina to the limit and she convinced the King into going to war with Elibet and her followers, a conflict known as the Fourth Caterers' War.

      The King originally had the advantage until his cousin-in-law, Sir Zaqary Poleslaw, switched sides and stole the Orange and Green Relicks from Johnwin and gave them to Elibet. With the help of the Orange Relick's levitation abilities and the Green Relick's shapeshifting abilities, Elibet was able to get more noble Lords on her side and increased her army more and more. In 1353, the King was desperate to get more people on his side and remembered that his cousin Honoremi, the son of King Casimoel IV of Grapearis, owed him a favor. Jeune Requin Honoremi was willing to aid Johnwin as long as he could be heir to the Limelon Throne, a condition that Johnwin didn't know about due to being covered by a wine stain on the agreement letter.

      Elibet and Johnwin fought for the next eighteen months, with the Princess growing in popularity while the King's popularity decreased. Rumors of Johnwin planning to name his nephew, Wulfrick de Greyvie, heir to the throne made Honoremi question his chances of becoming the future King of Limelon, leaving Johnwin in a dangerous place. The rumors were for the most part true, but Princess Lucreta, Wulfrick's mother made it clear to her brother that she wanted her family to have no part in the current feud. With little followers and threats of being overthrown, he turned to drastic measures and kidnapped Elibet's three eldest children while they were paying respect to their late and great uncle Rickward in 1354.

      Using the relicks that he stole from his sister, Johnwin took his nephews and niece hostage and promised to have them killed unless Elibet turned herself in. This plan failed as Sir Taxweld had taken the Relicks away from Johnwin while he was distracted with one of his mistresses, using the stones against the King and waited until he and his younger siblings were led to safety by Lord Reginard Nevhilli and his son, Redrick. The King and Frandina were imprisoned in the Tower of Luncheon and afterwards, Elibet's second cousin, Lord Wauliss Sandshield, riled up the citizens of Limelon into chanting "Long live Queen Elibet."

### Early Reign

      Johnwin and Frandina were sentenced to life in prison, and with the King put under the threat of having a spiked mace shoved up his anus, his abdication was made official on January 25th, 1355. Four months after Elibet's coronation, she wanted to hold a retrial for her brother and sister-in-law, possibly giving them medium-ranking jobs in her palace. However, it was discovered that Frandina had mutilated Johnwin and used his femur bone to pry her way out her cell. Frandina's retrial was no longer considered a moral option and Elibet's soldiers later captured and executed her the following year, and on the way back they would discover the Strength-boosting Black Relick in some ruins on the trip back. The Queen had a period of peace for the first few years of her reign, having three more children who would live into adulthood; Prince Deadmund in April 1355, Prince Horiss in October 1356 and Princess Vicktora in May 1359.

      Unfortunately, Elibet's peace and quiet would not last long as in 1361, her uncle, King Casimoel IV of Grapearis died and his son was crowned King Honoremi III. Elibet's cousin still felt entitled to his place on the Limelon Throne promised by Johnwin, but his father forbade him to pursue this claim, forcing Honoremi to wait until his coronation. Honoremi requested Elibet to abdicate the throne to him, proposing that unifying the two Kingdoms under one sovereign (making it clear that *he* would be sovereign) would be for the best. The Queen declined her cousin's request but hoped the two would stay allies, to which the King angrily replied;

      "**Alas, I hath been declin'd from mine own well des'rv'd pow'r yet againe! I HATH BEEN CUCK'D!!! I shalt anon declare war on thine piss staineth knowne as Limeland!**"

### Ninety Years War

#### Early Elibetian Phase

      In 1362, Honoremi finally made the first offensive move in the Ninety Years War by storming Nomyn Beach and holding its ill-prepared Marquess Lord Gromitch Seashield, hostage. Honoremi planned to take over piece by piece until he controlled the whole realm, and threatened to start killing noble lords if Elibet didn't give him at least the southeast corner of Limelon. Things didn't quite turn out as the King of Grapearis had hoped, as his son, Prince Caspierre had gotten over excited and just killed Seashield anyway. Gromitch's brother, Wauliss was furious and went to attack the invaders without the Queen's permission, leading to Sandshield getting killed and his Orange Relick taken by the enemy. Honoremi and the remainder of his army left Limelon but vowed that the conflict was far close to being over.

      The two Kingdoms continued to strike each other for the next two years just to see which leader would come to the realization that reaching their end goal wasn't worth all the money and soldiers. Over time, nearby Kingdoms started joining one of the two factions, either for money, glory, or for the veteran discounts at Limelon pubs. Prince Loudvig's cousin, King Qlaus V of Gingermany was by far Limelon's strongest ally and was seen as a threat to the Grapearis, who began targeting Qlaus as a result. Honoremi's daughter, Princess Jacklynn was married to Loudvig's younger brother, Sir Joheinz von Kaizenburg, so attacking the capital wasn't an option, so he instead forced Gingermany to hand over their illusion-creating Indigo Relick and promised to give it back if they switched sides.

      The following year, Joheinz and Qlaus had finally agreed on what they should do and decided to continue standing with Limelon, and as a prize for Joheinz not turning his back, he was given the Duke of Grainaut title from his brother. The year after that, Elibet had their first major victory against Grapearis, where they successfully took control of the city of Alfalaise, where the Indigo Relick was being held. Once Limelon started making further offensive moves, the outcome of the war shifted into Elibet's favor, changing her motives from defending her claim to enlarging her territory and increasing her power and popularity.

#### Mid Elibetian Phase

      Elibet, using her ever growing family for marriage alliances and her unique way of thinking for military tactics helped win many battles over the next couple years of the war. When the Limelon soldiers stationed in Poulters all caught dysentery in 1369, Honoremi assumed Elibet would let her men return home. Instead, the unprepared Grapearis army was attacked by a fleet of men wielding weapons covered in fecal matter, ensuring many of the attack's survivors would later die of disease. This embarrassing loss was too much for the King of Grapearis and thus he finally decided he needed assistance. Honoremi paid King Rosswald IV of Apriskotland a small loan of a million coins to back his claim to the Limelon Throne, but quickly regretted his decision when Rosswald got captured by Elibet's eldest son, Taxweld in 1371. As Rosswald was holding the spacetime bending Purple Relick and it went into the hands of Taxweld upon being captured. Rosswald's son, Prince Brufus demanded that Honoremi give him another Relick to make up for the one lost. The elemental Red Relick was given to Apriskotland where it would be kept underneath the front gate mat at one of their fortresses.

      Prince Taxweld, coining himself "The Gold Prince", realizing his mother was in possession of half of the ten Relicks, became obsessed with collecting them all. For his 30th birthday, the Gold Prince was given a hefty portion of land that he almost immediately sold. The Prince took his small fortune and headed for the Holy Ramen Empire, home of the luck granting Yellow Relick. After trading with Emperor Julysses the Senile, Taxweld challenged him to an all-or-nothing game of Chess and was victorious thanks to the Yellow Relick's powers and the Emperor's lack of knowing how to play Chess.

      The late 1370s was the most eventful and the bloodiest era of the war by far. Elibet's forces defeated many powerful enemy leaders during this time but the Queen's luck would soon die out when her husband died to give his wife back the Orange Relick in 1375. Two years after Loudvig's death, the Battle of Kandykano Kanal was fought between almost every participant in the war, all fighting for the sole purpose of obtaining Relicks. Many noble lords died in the process; including Elibet's son-in-law, Lord Redrick Nevhilli, her cousin, King Honoremi III and his grandson-in-law, Lord Qevan Tomango. While Limelon was able to take the intelligence boosting White Relick; Emperor Gustus VII, the grandson of Emperor Julysses VII, took back the Yellow Relick when no one was looking.

#### Late Elibetian Phase

      After a brief pause in the war to let everyone catch their breath following the previous battle, Prince Brufus of Apriskotland requested to meet up with Elibet for diplomatic discussion. The two came to an agreement that Apriskotland would have no further part on either side of the war, King Rosswald IV would be released back home, and Elibet would be given the Red Relick along with the Blue Relick, known for its powers relating to the mind. This meant that Limelon, its allies and most importantly; Queen Elibet had nine out of the ten Regal Relicks, with the final Yellow Relick being in the hands of the Gustus VII and the new King Caspierre IX of Grapearis.

      The Gold Prince in his younger years made it clear to the public that he had no interest in getting married and when people disagreed with him on the matter, Taxweld's usual (translated) response would be;

      "**I have four brothers and many cousins, when I die without legitimate sons there will be no issue choosing my successor. The chances of Limelon's monarchy having any future succession crises are nearly impossible!**"

      Despite Taxweld's desires, he was constantly begged by his mother to find a wife and he only finally gave in when she started forcing him to take weekly baths. In 1380, Taxweld chose his recently widowed paternal-cousin, Madlynn von Kaizenburg as his bride, mostly to inherit some of the land that her previous husband, Lord Qevan Tomango left to his wife. After the bedding ceremony, Taxweld and his new wife introduced themselves and Taxweld explained to Madlynn his upcoming plan to steal the Yellow Relick, just for Madlynn to reveal she had stolen it from her uncle, Caspierre IX weeks ago. Madlynn handed the Relick over to Taxweld and the two agreed that they would use the ten Relicks to ensure their children would rule both Limelon and Grapearis. The Gold Prince gave the good news to his mother, who was the first person in almost fifteen centuries to have all ten Relicks at once.

      Queen Elibet, not knowing how dangerous holding all ten Relicks in her hands could be, became mad with power and began abusing their abilities. Despite how responsible the Queen has proven to be, she was unaware about the infamous legends concerning those who also happened to obtain the same powerful artifacts long, long ago. When the Queen's children decided that she had taken things too far and tried separating the Queen and her new toys. Elibet, now slightly deformed by the crystals, attacked her own children, giving her second son Lymon a serious injury that would play a key factor in his death four years later. Elibet, soon after coming back to her senses, became overwhelmed with guilt to the point where she considered taking her own life.

      In 1381, Elibet made the decision to split the ten Relicks and the entirety of Limelon amongst her eight children, splitting the Kingdom of Limelon into eight duchies and giving each of her children a Relick of their choice. The Relick that each child inherited would be given to their heirs for generations to come, with her eldest son, Taxweld and eldest daughter, Olivya receiving an additional Relick.

      Elibet's daughter-in-law Madlynn gave birth to a son named Prince Alphrick the year after the child's father inherited the Duchy of Citrule. Just as his wife had encouraged, Taxweld spent the next year driving his second cousin, Caspierre IX into an irreversible state of madness in hopes that he would give in and hand over his crown, just as their parents had done not long before, but in reversed roles. The King of Grapearis was captured by Taxweld in 1383, where he was only released after being forced to sign a treaty, naming Taxweld heir to the Grapearis Throne, since Madlynn was banned from the line of succession as a woman.

### Final Years and Death

      Elibet was rather impressed with her son and since the Queen was nearing sixty years old, she decided that he was ready to have more control in ruling and commanding, promoting him to Master of the Realm. The previous holder of the title, Lord Waulter le Despineser was none too happy about his sudden firing and five years later when Caspierre IX died, Waulter enacted his revenge by conspiring with Caspierre's son Prince Caspierre. The Prince of Grapearis began referring to himself as King Caspierre X, challenging Taxweld's title of King, and continuing the war from where it left off. The common people of Limelon had been given numerous victories and promises of a better future over the second half of the 14th century, only to have all of it be taken away at once towards the late 1300s and early 1400s. The eldest of Taxweld's three sons had died at age 15, and his father and grandmother were growing more and more feeble from age, resulting in many easy victories for Caspierre X. As Taxweld was in no good condition, his three surviving brothers; Prince Jagarren, Duke of Frostraw, Prince Deadmund, Duke of Emberry and Prince Horiss, Duke of Raspark, took over in their brother and mother's place.

      The youngest brother, Horiss was strongly opposed to continuing the war, feeling like his brother's claim was no longer taken seriously by both the Limelon and Grapearis commonfolk. Jagarren and Deadmund argued that this war had now been about the pride of the Kingdom, but Jagarren soon changed his mind when Deadmund was slain in battle in 1401. Jagarren and Horiss later made a deal with Caspierre that neither of the parties would continue pressing their claims to the other's Thrones, Limelon would get to keep all their Relicks but would forfeit all the captured Grapearis territories.

      Prince Taxweld died in February 1403, but his mother had become too ridded with dementia to comprehend that her son and heir had died. The Queen, now partially deaf and completely blind, eventually caught on that her lengthy reign would not go on for much longer. Once Elibet was able to briefly snap out of her mental state, she requested that her daughters take her to the Holy Ramen Empire and keep her company until her death. In late 1403, the Queen's daughters; the Duchesses of Mandurian, Birchpruce and Honektar, confirmed that Elibet was no more, leaving the citizens of Limelon in unsurprising sorrow. Before the mourning of his grandmother's death could finish, Prince Edgard, the second and eldest surviving son of Prince Taxweld, made his first speech as the new monarch of Limelon. King Edgard V's coronation was held shortly after, and his reign of terror had begun.

## Trivia

* She is primarily based on the real-life King Edward III of England.
	+ Her five sons are also heavily based on Edward's five sons
* Her sprite was the first character in the Limelon World to be made by Matatak
* In her portrait appearance, she stands at 5'4" (1.63m) and weighs 158 lbs. (71.7kg)

* Alphabetical

King Alphrick II **•**
King Alphrick III **•**
King Johnwin I **•**
King Rickward I **•**
King Rickward II

King Johnwin II **•**
King Stefmund I **•**
King Johnwin III **•**
King Edgard I **•**
King Alphrick IV **•**
King Hargold Axebeard

King Wulfred Bluecloak **•**
King Harthagold **•**
King Leofrick Snakeye **•**
King Wulfred Warfoot **•**
King Rickward III **•**
King Rickward IV

King Hecktor Hardragon **•**
King Rickward V **•**
Queen Catherick **•**
Queen Anha I **•**
King Taxweld I **•**
King Edgard II

King Taxweld II **•**
King Edgard III **•**
King Josyph **•**
King Wilmore I **•**
King Edgard IV **•**
King Henrick I

King Nickoliss **•**
King Georgeoff **•**
King Henrick II **•**
King Henrick III **•**
King Henrick IV **•**
King Alphrick V

King Johnwin IV **•**
King Frander I **•**
**Queen Elibet I** **•**
King Edgard V **•**
King Wilmore II **•**
King Wilmore III

King Alphrick VI **•**
King Stefmund II **•**
King Henrick V **•**
King Rickward VI **•**
King Wilmore IV **•**
King Henrick VI

King Donford I **•**
Queen Margarick I **•**
King Donford II **•**
King Donford III **•**
King Donford IV **•**
King Alphrick VII

King Edgard VI **•**
King Frander II **•**
King Rickward VII **•**
Queen Elibet II **•**
King Rickward VIII **•**
King Wilmore VI

King Donford V **•**
King Donford VI **•**
Queen Anha II **•**
King Alphrick VIII **•**
King Johnwin V **•**
King Frander III

King Stefmund IV **•**
King Johnwin VI **•**
King Donford VII **•**
Queen Margarick II **•**
King Donford VIII **•**
 Claimants

King Godwynn of Angloupe

Co-King Arthor

Empress Marilynda

King-Consort Peterren

King Stefmund III of Simmercia

King Wilmore V of Angloupe

Regent King Charlez

King Alphrick II **•**
King Alphrick III **•**
King Alphrick IV **•**
King Alphrick V **•**
King Alphrick VI **•**
King Alphrick VII **•**
King Alphrick VIII

Queen Anha I **•**
Queen Anha II

Co-King Arthor

Queen Catherick

Regent King Charlez

King Donford I **•**
King Donford II **•**
King Donford III **•**
King Donford IV **•**
King Donford V **•**
King Donford VI **•**
King Donford VII **•**
King Donford VIII

King Edgard I **•**
King Edgard II **•**
King Edgard III **•**
King Edgard IV **•**
King Edgard V **•**
King Edgard VI

**Queen Elibet I** **•**
Queen Elibet II **•**
Queen Elibet III

King Frander I **•**
King Frander II **•**
King Frander III

King Georgeoff

King Godwynn

King Hargold Axebeard **•**
King Harthagold

King Hecktor Hardragon

King Henrick I **•**
King Henrick II **•**
King Henrick III **•**
King Henrick IV **•**
King Henrick V **•**
King Henrick VI

King Johnwin I **•**
King Johnwin II **•**
King Johnwin III **•**
King Johnwin IV **•**
King Johnwin V **•**
King Johnwin VI

King Josyph

King Leofrick Snakeye

Queen Margarick I **•**
Queen Margarick II

Empress Marilynda

King Nickoliss

King Owynn

King-Consort Peterren

King Rickward I **•**
King Rickward II **•**
King Rickward III **•**
King Rickward IV **•**
King Rickward V **•**
King Rickward VI **•**
King Rickward VII **•**
King Rickward VIII

King Stefmund I **•**
King Stefmund II **•**
King Stefmund III **•**
King Stefmund IV

King Taxweld I **•**
King Taxweld II

King Wilmore I **•**
King Wilmore II **•**
King Wilmore III **•**
King Wilmore IV **•**
King Wilmore V **•**
King Wilmore VI

King Wulfred Bluecloak **•**
King Wulfred Warfoot