Queen Olivia Von-Koopa IV

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* *Also known as*
	+ "Olivia the Misguided"
	+ "Olivia the Ruthless"

(b. 1442, d. 1520)

* Queen Olivia Von-Koopa III (Mother)

(b. 1437, d. 1513)

(b. 1461, d. 1509) (m. 1491)

* Lord Conrad Noverah

(b. 1468, d. 1542) (m. 1515)

**Queen Olivia Von-Koopa IV** was the 162nd monarch of the Koopa Kingdom. Her reign began in 1484 upon her mother's abdication, and it ended in 1512 when she abdicated the throne to her eldest son John, who then was crowned King James I. Olivia was born in 1465 and died in 1537 at the age of 71 years old.

### Backstory

#### Childhood

Princess Olivia was born on October 20th, 1465 to Queen Olivia Von-Koopa III of the Koopa Kingdom and her husband, Prince Elliot Tarquire. She had a younger brother that survived into adulthood named “Prince Philip”, as well as three younger sisters named “Princess Jasmine”, “Princess Diana” and “Princess Anne”, she also had a younger brother named “Prince Edward” but he died at the age of 2. She was born in the R.U.A. (Reserved Under Aristocracy) Manor Amouse (located in Buckston upon Thames, Industrial Kingdom), during a meeting with Archduke Adalbert V that was suddenly interrupted when Queen Olivia’s water broke.

Princess Olivia’s Mother was beloved by the entire Koopa Kingdom throughout her reign, as she was famous for starting the “Great Koopanese Enlightenment” (1456-1780) which is typically considered the peak of greatness in the Kingdom’s nearly 4000 year history. So Princess Olivia looked up to her Mother and wanted to become a good Queen like her when it was her turn to take the Throne. She became heir to the throne in 1477 at the age of 12, and while she truly did want to continue her Mother’s work and improve the Kingdom, she had the view that the Kingdom could improve faster if other Kingdoms were forced to help out.

#### Early/Pre Reign

After the death of Mazhar Antasma (the Von-Koopa Family assistant) in 1471, the position was vacant for 15 years, so Princess Olivia had to be taught how to be a Queen by her parents instead. During the Princess’ teenage years, her Parents weren’t home often as Prince Elliot was out leading a war against the Duke of Sherberht Island after he made rather rude remarks about the plumpness of Elliot’s Mother and how he had laid with her in bed the night before (Elliot nor anyone else had never met his Mother before but he was still offended by these remarks). While Queen Olivia III was planning the future marriages of her young children with family members of other Kingdoms.

Since there was no one to teach Princess Olivia how to be a good Queen, her slightly older cousins, Princess Katrina (the daughter of Prince Edgar) and Prince Harrison (the son of Prince Harold), were instructed to teach the young Princess. A few years later after becoming heir to the throne, Princess Olivia was able to convince her own mentors that force was the best way of further improving the Kingdom, and so she was now the one teaching her cousins about how to be a good leader. Princess Olivia was crowned as Queen Olivia Von-Koopa IV on January 10th, 1484 at the age of 18. One of Olivia IV’s first actions as Queen was to take back land from the Sprixie Kingdom that was previously being shared between the two Kingdoms, the two Kingdoms only battled for a few months until the 5 Sprixie Kings made an agreement with Olivia that the Koopa Kingdom could take back the land but everyone who lived in the area would become Sprixie Kingdom citizens, which was a very controversial decision on Olivia’s behalf.

#### Picking an Heir

Queen Olivia had no children, so naturally her heir was her brother, Prince Phillip. In the year 1489, the Koopa and Coalfuel Kingdoms went into war after Queen Olivia and President Ramón Perón had a major argument over the color of Queen Olivia’s dress, as Olivia claimed it was maroon and crimson colored while Ramón argued that it was gray and light gray (President Perón was colorblind). Olivia IV commanded her soldiers to poison the fish in the ocean between the two Kingdoms so that the Coalfuel military would have nothing to eat while at sea. Prince Philip heavily criticized his sister for doing this as he felt poisoning the waters would have long term effects on the future. To which Olivia ignored her brother and gave his position to her cousin, Princess Katrina, since Olivia’s sisters were all either married or engaged to foreign leaders, Olivia’s other cousin, Prince Harrison was angry because he had done much more for Olivia when she was a Princess, but since his father was younger than Katrina’s, he wasn’t made the heir.

Princess Katrina’s title of heir to the throne didn’t last long, as in the year 1490, Queen Olivia reworked the Kingdom’s Judicial system to where instead of going through long and costly trials, the guilty individual would be forced to swallow a coin and then be fed a chemical that causes them to puke. If the guilty person vomits the coin on its head side, they’d be let go, and if it landed on its tail side, they’d instantly be found guilty and their punishment would be chosen by a Judge. This trial system backfired horribly as expected, as roughly 30% of the people who swallowed these coins weren’t able to puke it up and often died as a result, so Queen Olivia blamed her cousin for the failed new system, Princess Katrina went to prison as a result and lost her title as heir, which was given to Prince Harrison.

#### Failed Pregnancies

Later in the year 1491, Queen Olivia IV was married to Howard Dollings, who was the Duke of Koopagoda Peak as well as her adoptive second cousin (Howard being the grandson of Prince Chester, an adoptive son of Queen Zoey II). They had a son named “Prince James” who was born shortly after their marriage, the Prince was named after Olivia’s late father-in-law, James Dollings. Before Howard was made heir to the throne since he now had a living child with Olivia, Prince James died 26 days after being born. The couple tried to have another child and had a daughter named “Princess Jane” a year later in 1492, but she died 58 days after being born.

Even though infant mortality was very high in the 15th century, Queen Olivia IV was worried that she would become the next Queen Izumi Von-Koopa, who was known for her 27 failed pregnancies. So sometime during the year 1493, Prince Howard went to see his cousin-in-law, Katrina, in jail to ask if she had an idea of why his wife was having these problems. Katrina lied to Howard and told him that Olivia had a damaged reproductive system, and that if Katrina and Howard had a child together, they would both have strong claims to the throne and could rule together if Olivia abdicated. Howard thought heavily about Katrina’s idea and told his wife a story that convinced her to let her cousin free and give her back the title of heir.

#### Katrina's Plot

Howard and Katrina secretly had children behind Olivia’s back, but they were all either miscarriages or stillborn, which led Howard believing that something was wrong with Katrina and possibly even himself as well. Howard also tried to have a child again with Olivia, just in case he was getting unlucky, and Olivia later gave birth on April 24th, 1494 to a son named “Prince John”. About 18 months later, Olivia and Howard were pleased to see their son in seemingly great health, developing normally and best of all; alive. Prince Howard came to the realization that his wife was perfectly able to birth healthy children, and that Katrina had lied to him. So Howard then told the Queen that her cousin was planning to usurp her and that she tried to convince Howard into having children with her so he could rule alongside her (Intentionally leaving out the detail of him being aware and onboard with the plan).

Katrina was sent back to jail and her title as heir was revoked for a second time, Prince Harrison was expecting to receive the position as he did the time before, but instead, Olivia made her husband the heir to the throne. Olivia and Howard had 6 more children that survived into adulthood; Princess Olivia, Prince Henry, Prince Frederick, Princess Charlotte, Prince Stephen and Prince Richard. The couple also had two daughters who died while in childhood; Princess Marilyn (died age 5), and Princess Zoey (died age 3), and another son who died in infancy named “Prince William”.

A year before Prince Howard’s death in 1509, the oldest living son of Queen Olivia III, Prince John, became heir to the throne. He and his mother planned his coronation and was eventually made King on August 17th, 1512 at the age of 18. Right before taking oath, Prince John was asked if he was truly ready to be crowned King John VI, to which John responded with “no”, which left many people viewing the ceremony in shock and confusion. After a dramatic pause, James said he was ready to be crowned King James Von-Koopa, naming himself after his deceased older brother, much to everyone’s relief and to Olivia’s happiness.

(Story continues on King James I’s article)

### Marriages

#### First Marriage

Prince Howard Dollings, Duke of Koopagoda Peak was the first husband of Queen Olivia IV. He was born in 1461 and died in 1509 at the age of 47.

Olivia married Howard in 1461 and the couple had 7 children together that survived into adulthood. Howard was the adoptive second cousin of Olivia, his father was James Dollings and his grandfather was Prince Chester Von-Koopa, an adopted son of Zoey II.

#### Second Marriage

Lord Conrad Noverah, Duke of Koopaint Krag was the second husband of Queen Olivia IV. He was born in 1468 and died in 1542 at the age of 74.

Olivia married Conrad in 1515 and the couple had no children together. Conrad was the third half-cousin of Olivia (Conrad being the great grandson of Prince Louis, a son of Zoey I and her second husband).

### Issue

#### James I, King of the Koopa Kingdom

Prince John (who changed his name to James at his coronation) was the first son and child of Queen Olivia IV that survived to adulthood. He was born in 1494 and died in 1574 at the age of 79.

His first wife was Sybil Jorgensen, who was the daughter of the Duke of Merynngeu Valley. The couple married in 1523 and had 8 children together (including James Von-Koopa II) until they divorced in 1540 after it was discovered that Sybil was taking charge of the Kingdom while pretending to be her husband and James was caught sleeping with two of Sybil's younger sisters. Sybil was born in 1496 and died in 1569 at the age of 72.

His second wife was Audrey Curtzmorre, who was the ex-wife and cousin of the Duke of Dry Dunes, Reuben Tamoggia. The couple married in 1542 and had 2 children together, and James also decided to raise Audrey and Reuben's two daughters; Patricia and Muriel, and he gave them the title of "Princess" less than a month before his abdication. Audrey divorced the former King in 1561 after he got drunk and asked his step-daughters if they wanted to see his "crown jewels". Audrey was born in 1508 and died in 1595 at the age of 87.

#### Olivia, Duchess of Honeighive

Princess Olivia was the first daughter and second child of Queen Olivia IV that survived to adulthood. She was born in 1497 and died in 1592 at the age of 94. She married the nephew of Grand Prince Casimir Friso V of the Oakleaf Kingdom and the couple had 6 children together.

#### Henry, Earl of Shelatōpo

Prince Henry was the second son and third child of Queen Olivia IV that survived to adulthood. He was born in 1499 and died in 1565 at the age of 65. He married his step-cousin once removed, Shantel Noverah, who was the grandniece of Henry's step-father, Conrad Noverah), the couple had 1 son who lived to adulthood.

#### Frederick, Marquess of Decalburg

Prince Frederick was the third son and fourth child of Queen Olivia IV that survived to adulthood. He was born in 1500 and died in 1560 at the age of 60. Prince Frederick never got married but had a long term relationship with three of his concubines, who were also daughters of King Leonard II of the Mushroom Kingdom.

He had 7 children with Princess Elisabet Toad'Stool, 11 children with Princess Marie Toad'Stool, and 4 children with Princess Carolina Toad'Stool, which meant Prince Frederick had 22 children in total.

#### Charlotte, Countess of Kuribo

Princess Charlotte was the second/youngest daughter and fifth child of Queen Olivia IV that survived to adulthood. She was born in 1502 and died in 1578 at the age of 76. She married the Duke of Cheise and the couple had 5 children together.

#### Stephen, Baron of Cheepskipper Creek

Prince Stephen was the fourth son and sixth child of Queen Olivia IV that survived to adulthood. He was born in 1503 and died in 1586 at the age of 82. His first wife was a granddaughter of King Lycus III of the Lake Kingdom and the couple had 3 children together until his wife's death. He remarried to the Marchioness of Laval’ava and the couple also had 3 children together.

#### Richard, Viscount of Autymn Plateau

Prince Richard was the fifth/youngest son and seventh/youngest child of Queen Olivia IV that survived to adulthood. He was born in 1506 and died in 1559 at the age of 53. He married the Von-Koopa family's tailor and the couple had 9 children together.

### Trivia

* Olivia's penny-related judicial system was based off of the Tangena ordeal, which was a trial system made during the reign of the Madagascar Queen, Ranavalona I.
* The argument between Olivia and the Coalfuel President over her dress was based off of the dress that went viral in 2015 when people argued whether the dress was black/blue or white/gold.
	+ Matatak views the colors of the real-life dress as black and blue.

### References

1. ↑ https://matatak.fandom.com/wiki/User\_blog:Matatakreal/source