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Isabella of Veneria

**Isabella, Duchess of Veneria** (23 February 1576 - 4 March 1632) was sovereign **Duchess of Veneria** from 1601 to 1632 as well as **Queen Consort of Poland** and **Grand Duchess of Lithuania** from 1605 to 1632. She was the only daughter of the Austrian-Genovian Princess Constance of Austria and Genovia and Richard I, Duke of Veneria.

## Early Life

Isabella was born in Veneria, Genovia on 23 February 1576. Her godparents were Elora IV of Genovia and her aunt Eleanor of Genovia, Holy Roman Empress. Her maternal grandparents were Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor and Constance V of Genovia whilst her paternal grandparents were Louis, Duke of Veneria and Clarissa of Antioch.
Blossom Princess of Genovia

**Blossom Princess of Genovia** (Genovianese: *Blissle Equolista de Genoviale*) is the title given to the most beautiful daughters of the reigning Genovian Monarchs. The process of electing a Blossom Princess is not easy. The four electors: the Dukes of Heralistle, Jalaria, Jigles and Napolist choose which Genovian princess is the most beautiful. This can take months if the electors are having trouble deciding between Princesses.
Rose of Majorca

**Rose, Empress of Genovia** (12 January 1532 - 24 May 1586) was a Majorcan nun who concurrently was Empress & Queen of Genovia of Eastern Genovia (unofficially called Majorcan Genovia), with Marie I of Genovia as Empress of Western Genovia, and was free from Maria of Portugal's regency.

## Life

Nothing is known about Rose's early life, her parents came from poor Majorcan families who entrusted Rose to the church. She became a nun aged seven.

Rose became known within society when she was summoned to Genovia by Richard VI of Genovia in 1554 after he had heard reports about her from the Majorcan church. There she was named as Marie of Genovia's confessor, a role she took very seriously.

Richard VI fell ill in 1556. Rose of Majorca, with the support of Marie, held a national-wise vote on whether Genovia should be split in two. The majority voted for a split Genovia. On 20 June 1556, Richard VI died and Marie ascended the Throne of Genovia. Eastern Genovia, however, had voted for Rose of Majorca to be their Empress, so therefore Rose ascended the Throne of Genovia too.
Blanche II of Genovia

**Blanche II** (24 July 1551 - 12 June 1568) was briefly **Queen of Genovia** from 1467 to her death. She was also an **Archduchess of Austria** by birth and marriage. She was the eldest daughter of Frederick VI of Austria and Constance V of Genovia

## Life

Blanche was born to Constance V of Genovia in 1551, the eldest child of Constance and Frederick VI, Archduke of Austria. Blanche was officially born Blanche of Austria, however as the eldest child of the second-in-line to the throne of Genovia, Blanche was acknowledged as Blanche of Genovia. She still retained the title Archduchess of Austria, however she is considered from the Madaste branch of the Madaste-Habsburg dynasty, as she wasn't the daughter of a Holy Roman Emperor.

Blanche's father died when she was 5, and when she was 7 her mother married the Holy Roman Emperor, Ferdinand I. Blanche's half-sister Constance was born in 1560.

In June 1564, Blanche was betrothed to Ernest of Austria, the grandson of her step-father Ferdinand. Her sisters Eleanor of Genovia and Amelia of Austria were also betrothed to grandson's of Ferdinand in August 1564. Due to Blanche being the eldest daughter of Constance, she was married to Ernest on 23 July 1564 whilst her siblings were married after.

Constance V died in 1567, 3 years after her second husband. Blanche was proclaimed Blanche II of Genovia, and she assumed the government. She was crowned 2 months after her accession.

Blanche died in 1568, one year into her reign, because of food poisoning. The throne went to her niece, Elora, who was from the Habsburg family, thus establishing the Habsburg branch of the House of Madaste-Habsburg.
Eleanor of York

Eleanor at her sister Elizabeth's second marriage to King Charles VIII of France in 1491 with her younger half-sister Anne

### Death

27 January 1513 (aged 43)Hunstanton, Norfolk

### Spouse(s)

Edmund Rutland, 1st Duke of Rutland(m. 1480; died 1511)

### Issue

Matilda of Rutland, 2nd Duchess of Rutland

### Mother

Rosaline I of England

**Eleanor of York**, also called **Eleonora** and **Ailenora** (6 May 1466 - 27 January 1513) was **Duchess of Rutland** as the spouse of Edmund Rutland, 1st Duke of Rutland. She was the second-born daughter of King Edward IV of England and Queen Rosaline I of England. She was the sister of Elizabeth of York, Queen of France, Cecily of York, Duchess of March and Anne of York, the first betrothed of Philip IV of Burgundy. She was also the sister-in-law of Anne of Brittany, Duchess of Brittany and March and Queen of England.

## Early Life

Eleanor was born in 1467 as the second-born daughter of the Yorkist Monarchs, Edward IV of England and Rosaline I of England. Eleanor's birth was celebrated around the country, and a huge celebration was held that was carefully planned by her mother. Eleanor was considered the favourite child of the royal couple and was spoilt when she was younger, much to the dismay of the heir and Eleanor's sister Elizabeth of York. Elizabeth and Eleanor were meant to be twins, however Eleanor was born later than Elizabeth, much to her parents dismay.

## Marriage

The King had considered Eleanor to be of age to marry in 1480, when she was 13 years old. Eleanor's sister Elizabeth had been offered to nobles as a bride, however she declined many of them. Elizabeth wasn't very happy when Eleanor was being offered to foreign princes. Eleanor could see the anger in her sister, and ultimately declined all of the foreign royalty. She opted to marry Edmund Plantagenet, the Duke of Rutland. Edmund and Eleanor were mutuals and they knew each other from court, they were also cousins as Edmund was the son of Edmund, Earl of Rutland and Elizabeth Beaufort. Edward IV subjected to the marriage at first, as Eleanor was his favourite and he wanted her to marry into a foreign royal family. However he eventually accepted defeat and let the two marry. The two got married in 1480 and they had their first child in 1483, who they christened Matilda.

## Edward's death

Edward IV died in 1483, two months after Matilda was born. Elizabeth Beaufort had opted for Eleanor to come with her in hiding, however Eleanor and Edmund fled to Edmund's homeland of Rutland. In 1485 the couple moved to Hunstanton and they resided there for the rest of their lifetime. Elizabeth had married Henry Tudor, Eleanor's third cousin and her mother's cousin. Eleanor refused to go back to London to see her mother, and only accepted that her mother went to see her in Hunstanton. Rosaline died in 1500, and was succeeded by Eleanor's brother-in-law Henry. Edmund died in 1511, and Eleanor died in 1513. Their daughter, Matilda, inherited the titles of Duchess of Rutland and Countess of Hunstanton.
Sophia of Bavaria

Zoe Cheksitia, Queen of Genovia

Marija Cheksitia, Duchess of Heralistle

Stefan VI of Bulgaria
Louis Cheksitia, Duke of Athens and Alexandrina

**Sophia of Bavaria** (20 May 1432 - 24 July 1512), often referred to as **High Empress Sophia of Bulgaria**, was the first **Empress Consort of the Bulgarian Empire**, **Queen of Serbia**, **Macedonia**, **Greece**, **Albania**, **Romania** and **Armenia** as the spouse of Stefan V the Conquerer. She was a daughter of Duke Henry XVI of Bavaria-Landshut and Margaret of Austria.

## Early Life

Sophia was born in Amberg in Bavaria. Her siblings included the future Louis IX of Bavaria, Elizabeth and Joanna. Sophia was the youngest out of her siblings. Sophia was born a Princess of Bavaria-Landshut.

## Marriage

In 1442, the 10 year-old Sophia became engaged to Prince Stefan Cheksitia, the heir to the throne of the Bulgarian Empire and the son of Emperor Stefan IV and Anna Ingerina. In 1444, Stefan IV died and Henry had his daughter married to Stefan, who was now Stefan V, on 15 February 1445. Sophia joined the Eastern Orthodox Church with her marriage, but kept her Greek birth name of Sophia.

## Empress

Sophia was crowned Empress Consort of the Bulgarian Empire on 3 July 1460, way after she married Stefan. In Bulgaria, Sophia was quite popular despite rarely going or being in Bulgaria. Sophia mainly handled foreign affairs outside of Bulgaria. This is why many alliances involving Bulgaria have been signed by Sophia instead of Stefan. In 1445, Sophia gave birth to a daughter, Eudokia, who would become a Byzantine Empress by marriage to Constantine XI Palaiologos. Sophia And Stefan were devout and were named High Emperor and Empress in 1450.
Bronald

**Bronald** is the father-daughter pairing of Bree and Donald.

## Info

Donald raised Bree and protected her from Douglas when he was Evil.

He lies to her for most of her life and told her he was their biological father instead of her uncle.

He kept Bree hidden in the lab until being convinced by Leo to let her see the real world and after seeing her use their Bionics to save each other.

Donald takes Leo on a mission alone when Bree does not respond to his messages, thinking that he's mission ready like his older siblings are.

In the side story about Adam Bree and Chase's point of view, Donald assured Bree Leo was alright (before chase and Adam come in and say Leo was missing. They both thought he had been abducted by Krane.

At the press conference, Donald and Bree stand next to each other and are

Bree wanted to go to Donald to help them expose Graham. However, he doesn't listen to her.

Donald scolds Bree for purposefully feigning a glitch in front of president when she knows the president is standing there. He catches on as Bree nodded.

Bree acknowledges Donald as their real leader to the president.

## Trivia

* Apart from raising her in the lab, Bree and Donald's "career day" event, despite the latter helping Chase, Marcus and Adam, in the episode Concert in a Can is their first father-daughter activity and experience alone without any of her brothers, Leo, Chase and Adam interfering.
Charlotte of Savoy, Queen of Sicily

## Charlotte of Savoy

Anna II of Genovia

**Charlotte of Savoy** (10 March 1475 - 12 April 1524), known in Genovia and Sicily as **Charlotte I**, was **Queen of Sicily** from 1479 to 1524 and **Queen of Genovia** from 1490 to 1524 as the wife of Richard V of Genovia. She was the eldest daughter of Cecily, Duchess of Burgundy and Savoy and Philibert I of Savoy.

## Early Life

Charlotte was born in Chambery in 1475 to the Duke and Duchess of Savoy. Charlotte was immediately recognised as heir presumptive of Savoy. She would continue to be the heir until 1479, when she abandoned Savoy to leave for Sicily. In 1478, Charlotte became the godmother to her first cousin Philip the Handsome, who also became her brother-in-law by marriage to Charlotte's sister-in-law Isabella of Genovia

## Princess of Catania

Cecily became Queen of Sicily in 1477, and her eldest daughter Charlotte became heir. She was given the title of Princess of Catania. Charlotte’s sister, Alice, became a Sicilian Infanta. It was decided that if Ameliana, Queen of Aragon couldn’t provide an heir, Charlotte would become Queen of Sicily. Charlotte was immediately transported from Cecily’s native Burgundy to Sicily to prepare for Queenship. Alice was left in Burgundy in the care of Cecily, Maximilian, Isabella and Philip and would stay in Burgundy until Isabella's death in 1496.

## Accession

When Amelia died childless in 1479, Charlotte was proclaimed Queen in Lentini. Preparations to send the 4-year-old Queen to Catania began. When she arrived in February, she was quickly crowned Queen of Sicily. Her mother, Cecily, was proclaimed regent as Charlotte was only 4. Charlotte spent the first few years of her reign in Catania.

## Marriage

Charlotte's marriage thoughts had begun in 1485 when Constance IV of Genovia had visited Sicily with her 10-year old son Richard. Cecily had liked the idea of a marriage between Richard and Charlotte, as it would strengthen the alliance between Sicily and Genovia. Charlotte also surprisingly liked the idea, describing Richard as handsome and intelligent. Cecily had put forward a marriage proposal in 1486, and Constance had accepted it. The two were married on July 4 1487. They were both devoted to each other, and Richard treated his wife with respect.

## Accession in Genovia

Constance IV died in July, and Richard succeeded her. He quickly proclaimed Charlotte joint-monarch with him, finally uniting the crowns of Sicily and Genovia. Now the fate of Sicily was linked to the fate of Genovia. Charlotte and Richard were crowned on 1 August 1490 at Relante Exquisite, Genovia. Here she met Richard's siblings for the first time. Charlotte took an interest towards his youngest sister Isabella of Genovia, however was saddened when she found out Isabella could speak no Sicilian. She tried communicating with Isabella in Latin only to find out both had been taught different Latin pronounciations.
Eva of León

Eva of Castile in the Genovian Genealogy of 1560

Louis, Duke of Heralistle

Patronella, Queen of Aragon

Ella, Duchess of Orléans

**Eva of León**, or **Eva of Castile**, (25 December 1360 - 4 March 1411) was **Queen Consort of Genovia** as the wife of Richard III. She was first and neglected daughter of Henry II of Castile and Juana Manuel.

## Early Life

Eva was born in Aragon in 1360, her siblings were John (the future John I of Castile) and Eleanor, Queen of Navarre. Through Eleanor, Eva is the great-great-great-great-great-great grandaunt of Ferdinand of Navarre. Unlike her siblings, Eva was hated by her father who tried everything to lock the young infanta up or make excuses to exile her. Henry disliked Eva so much that he requested she be styled 'of León' because she was "too idiotic and selfish" to be styled 'of Castile'. Eva was locked up in her bedroom to avoid Henry. The nobles described the young infanta as "heartbroken and depressed" due to how she was being treated. When her father travelled around Castile, Eva stayed behind whilst he took her siblings. Eva was described as living in captivity. Eva's hatred of her father made her grow to hate Castile. Only after the nobles appealed to Henry that Eva's living conditions improved.

## Marriage

In 1374, Richard III of Genovia came to the Castilian court to look for a wife. During this time, Henry kept Eva hidden so he would instead choose her sister Eleanor. Richard however didn't budge when offered Eleanor. Richard had instead taken a liking to the 14 year-old Eva. When he asked for Eva's hand, Henry initially refused. However he let her marry Richard soon after. Eva sailed to Relante and married the Genovian King on 8 May 1374, making her Queen Consort of Genovia.

Due to the lack of education she received in Castile, Eva was encouraged to start her education in Genovia. She decided to enroll herself at the Royal Relante Cathedral School, to which Eva was placed in Lilia House. She continued studying at the school until 1380, to which she graduated with Top and Royal Honours. She re-attended the school in 1383, and graduated in 1385 with Full Top and Royal Extended Honours, earning her the **Praised Royal Relantian** status. In 1390 she became the schools patron after sending her children to the school to receive a full education. All but one would graduate.
Adelaide of Hungary

**Adelaide of Hungary** (23 May 1336 - 6 November 1401) was **Queen Consort of Genovia** as the wife of Peter IV. Adelaide is one of the most famous Genovian Queens, being described as *"an angel from the heavens for which we don't look down upon."* She was the daughter of Charles I of Hungary and Elisabeth of Poland.

## Early Life

Adelaide of Hungary was born of 23 May 1336 in Visegrád, Hungary, to Charles I of Hungary and Elisabeth of Poland. She was their youngest daughter. She was the younger sister of Louis I of Hungary and Poland and Andrew, Duke of Calabria. Adelaide wrote about herself as *"young but free-spirited and of kind nature, the utmost standard of a Hungarian Princess"*.
Dealing with Burgundy can Bring you Benefits (2019 film)

***Dealing with Burgundy can Bring you Benefits*** (Genovianese: *Derlissa eith Burgundale len Bringalisse ei Benefelissa*) is a 2019 fictional period drama film written by both Maralisse Margotia and Isabelisse Verliasla and produced by Maralisse Margotia starring Ellielisse Meckleflower and Joeris Cradlestone. The fictional plot follows Richard V of Genovia and his uncontrollable lust towards his younger sister Isabella of Genovia, who is married to Philip IV of Burgundy, Archduke of Austria.

## Cast

The cast is the same as the 2018 film Loving Isabella, a film about the love and struggles of Philip and Isabella.

Ellie Meckleflower as Isabella of Genovia

Joe Cradlestone as Philip IV of Burgundy

Edward Meander as Richard V of Genovia

Gabriella Bsiela as Charlotte of Savoy

Sabre Nasleby as Mary Elisabeth of Genovia

## Plot

It is 1493 and Isabella of Genovia and Philip IV of Burgundy have just arrived in Genovia to claim Isabella's marriage right of Genovia. Richard V of Genovia is displeased at his younger sisters arrival in Genovia, however his wife Charlotte of Savoy is feeling the complete opposite of Richard and encourages him to go see his sister and brother-in-law. Under Charlotte's guidance, he welcomes the pair to Relante. Upon meeting them both, he shows them into Relante Palace to begin negotiations for the Genovian Throne.

After having the negotiation terms altered several times, Richard V is firm on his denial of handing the throne to the pair who so desperately want it. Richard offers a compromise instead. He offers Philip and Isabella's marriage for the crown. Philip is not willing to renounce Isabella and Isabella is not willing to renounce Philip. Philip makes it quite clear he loves Isabella and is not wanting them to be separated. Richard therefore denies the Genovian Crown to Philip and Isabella.

After the first set of negotiations fail, Richard is left feeling something else towards his sister. He doesn't know what it is or how he got the feeling. He discards it at first but is left wanting his sister in a different way. He then realises he has lustful feelings towards his sister Isabella, however to admit his feelings he needs to get Philip detatched from Isabella.
Mia Valeria of Sicily

Infanta **Mia Valeria** (26 October 1600 - 4 March 1620) was a Sicilian Infanta. She was the second daughter of Maria II of Sicily and Charles of Bavaria. She was killed in the Relante Rebellion in 1620.

## Early Life

Mia was born in Catania, Sicily as the second-born daughter of Maria II of Sicily. She was baptised as Mia Valeria in Catania Exquisite, Sicily.
Moxiella Louisa of Genovia

**Moxiella Louisa of Genovia** (9 February 1700 - 6 March 1770) was a Genovian Princess and a Danish-Norwegian regent. She was the aunt of Polyproxena Mariella of Alexandrina, Queen of Denmark and Norway and the niece-by-marriage of Moonella of Gayton, Queen of Sweden.

## Early Life

Moxiella was born in Relante in 1700, the youngest daughter of Nicholas II of Genovia and Sophie Charlotte of Saxe-Hildburghausen. In 1701, she was taken by her aunt Moonella to Sweden to be raised at the royal court. Moxiella Louisa was considered a foreign princess upon her return to Genovia in 1715, and she was then sent to Denmark by her parents.
Eleanor I of Sicily

## **Blessed**Eleanor I of Sicily

Archduchess Maria of Austria

**Eleanor I** (3 June 1527 - 26 June 1584), often latinised as **Alienora de Sicilia**, was **Queen of Sicily** from 1555 to 1584 and **Archduchess of Further Austria** as the spouse of Ferdinand II. She was a cousin to Constance V of Genovia, as they are both the grandchildren of Richard V of Genovia. At the request of Elora IV of Genovia, her grandniece and a great ally of the Papacy, Eleanor was proclaimed a Servant of God after her death in 1584, proclaimed Venerable in 1590 and Beatified in 1600 for her pious and religious nature and upbringing.

## Early Life

Eleanor was born as the second-born daughter of Frederick IV of Sicily, the son of Charlotte I of Sicily and Richard V of Genovia and his first wife, Sophia of France, the daughter of Louis XII of France and his third wife Elizabeth of York. Eleanor was the only child born when Frederick and Sophia were infuriated with each other. Upon birth, Eleanor had one elder sister Beatrice of Sicily, who was at the time of Eleanor's birth Princess of Catania.

## Marriage

In 1540, Eleanor was offered to Ferdinand of Austria, the son of Archduke Ferdinand I of Austria and Anna of Bohemia and Hungary, as Charles V had wanted one of his wife's nieces to be wed to Ferdinand, however Ferdinand instead married her sister Beatrice of Sicily.

In 1552, Beatrice died. Charles V still wanted a marriage alliance with Sicily, and he approached Frederick IV of Sicily and offered a marriage between Ferdinand and Eleanor yet again. Frederick instead offered one of his younger daughters from his second marriage, he first offered Constance of Sicily and then Anna of Sicily, however both offers were turned down, with Charles strictly wanting a marriage between Ferdinand and Eleanor. Even though he was reluctant, Frederick allowed permission for Ferdinand to be wed to Eleanor, and this was done in Catania on 4 May 1554, and upon Ferdinand's accession as Archduke of Further Austria, Eleanor became Archduchess of Further Austria. Their first daughter Alice of Sicily was born on 9 February 1560, their second Blanche of Tyrol was born on 5 May 1561 and their third Maria of Austria was born on 16 June 1584. It was 10 days after the birth of Maria that Eleanor died. Due to the conditions of the marriage contract, Ferdinand and Eleanor's eldest child would be styled 'of Sicily' and any other children they had would be styled 'of Tyrol'.

## Accession

Eleanor's father Frederick died in 1555, leaving the throne to the 15 year-old Eleanor. She immediately dismissed the thoughts of a regency council, and started governing her own country. The new queen fasciated her cousins, Constance, Princess of Relante, King Richard VI of Genovia and Queen Maria of Portugal. Constance and Richard were the children of Eleanor's aunt Anna II of Genovia. Whilst Maria was related through John of Portugal.
Isabella of Portugal

**Isabella of Portugal** (24 October 1503 - 5 August 1556) was Duchess of Esther and **Duchess of Estherian-Veneria** by marriage to Joel of Genovia. She became **Regent of the Genovian Parliament** in 1540. Her half-sister was Maria of Portugal.

## Early Life

Isabella was born in Lisbon on 24 October 1503 and named after her maternal grandmother (Isabella I) as well as her aunt, who had been her father's first wife. She was the second child and first daughter of King Manuel I of Portugal and his second wife, Maria of Aragon. Isabella was second-in-line to the throne until the birth of her brother Luis in 1506. She seemed to be close with her siblings, who were punished by their mother, "when they deserved it, without pardoning any of them."
Prince of Genovia

**Prince** or **Princess of Genovia** (Genovianese: *Equolist/Equolista de Genoviale*) is the main substantive title used by the heir apparent or the heir presumptive of the throne of Genovia, according to the *Will of Constance IV*: *"Le heirssle apprenthis er preumplisse ell lase le diylisse de le Equolist de Genoviale, der il de le titels inkyed du le succelossia de le Crownslisse de Genoviale"*
(The heir apparent or presumptive will have the dignity of the Prince of Genovia, and all of the titles linked to the successor of the Crown of Genovia.) The title was founded in 1450 by Edward IX of Genovia, and it was first bestowed upon Constance IV of Genovia.

Up until 1540, the successor would just own the title Prince/Princess of Genovia, with the second-in-line to the throne would own the title Prince/Princess of Relante. This changed in 1540 when Maria of Portugal adopted the title Archduchess of Xalister and encouraged all of the heirs to do the same. From 1450 to 1540, the Prince/Princess would style themselves *bi le gralisse de godlise, Equolist/Equolista de Genoviale* (By the Grace of God, Prince/Princess of Genovia). And from 1540 onwards, the Prince/Princess would style themselves *bi le gralisse de godlise, Equolist/Equolista de Genovaile der Aqualisto/Aqualista de Xalister* (By the Grace of God, Prince/Princess of Genovia and Archduke/Archduchess of Xalister.)

Traditionally, the heir and their spouse would share the title, and therefore be counted as joint heirs. When the heir ascended the throne, they could either install their spouse as co-monarch or make them their consort. There are times where the succession differs between heirs, such as the succession of Isabella of Genovia despite her being the youngest child of her parents.

## List of Princes and Princesses of Genovia

### House of Madaste and Habsburg (1490 - 1496)

After the death of Isabella, her young daughter Isabelle should of inherited Genovia. But due to the provisions of Isabella's marriage contract it was handed back to Richard V, although Philip continued to contest his brother-in-law to the throne in the name of his daughter.
Marie I of Genovia

Maria of Portugal as regent of Western Genovia

**Marie** (4 September 1545 - 26 May 1558) was concurrently Empress & Queen of Genovia alongside Rose of Majorca, officially ruling Western Genovia under the regency of her mother Maria of Portugal.

## Early Life

Marie was born on 4 September 1545 to the Prince and Princess of Genovia, Richard and Maria. She was named Marie by her maternal grandmother Eleanor of Austria, as Marie was the French version of Maria. She grew up at Relante Palace, and was mainly taught by her mother. In 1552, when Marie was 7, her father ascended the Genovian throne as Richard VI of Genovia. Upon his accession, Marie was recognised Princess of Genovia and Archduchess of Xalister.
Ioanna Louikayevna

## Joanna Catherine of France

Engraving titled 'Ioanna Louikayevna (Joanna Catherine of France), Duchess of Estherian-Veneria"

## Information

### Birth

**Joanna Catherine**
9 April 1474Paris, Kingdom of France

### Death

3 February 1547Veneria, Kingdom of Genovia

### Issue

Louis, Duke of Estherian Veneria
Petrova Arthukayevna
Olga Arthukayevna
Ekaterina Arthukayevna
Alexandra, Duchess of Gayton

### Mother

Constance IV of Genovia

**Ioanna Louikayevna** (9 April 1474 - 3 February 1547), born **Joanna Catherine of France**, was the first **Duchess of Estherian Veneria** from 1494 to her death. She was the acknowledged illegitimate daughter of Louis XI of France by Constance IV of Genovia, she was legitimized in 1485 and given the Duchy of Estherian Veneria by Philip the Handsome, King of Genovia in 1494.

## Early Life

Ioanna Louikayevna was born Joanna Catherine de France in Paris, France. Her parents were both rulers and lovers, and immediately upon birth she was acknowledged as the child of Louis XI of France and Constance IV of Genovia. Therefore upon birth, her half-siblings were Mary of Genovia, Constance of Genovia and Richard V of Genovia. Isabella of Genovia was born in 1478, making her younger than Joanna respectively.

## Duchess of Estherian Veneria

In 1493, Joanna's brother-in-law Philip had ascended the Genovian Throne alongside Isabella. In 1494, upon learning that Esther had occupied some of Veneria, Philip established the Duchy of Estherian Veneria with himself as Duke. Later in the year, he was influenced by Isabella to give the Duchy to Joanna. Upon her accession as Duchess, she published a new Estherian-Venerian naming system and re-named herself Ioanna Louikayevna, she also referred to other nobles this way, with Isabella becoming Izabella Johkayevna and Philip becoming Philip Maximilakayevno.
Victoria of West Raynham

## Sovereign Princess of Raynham

### Tenure

5 March 1835 - 6 November 1845 *(West Raynham)*6 November 1845 - 4 November 1853 *(Raynham to the East and West)*

### Village

West Raynham (1835-1845)Raynham to the East and West (1845-1853)

## Information

### Burial

The Church of St Mary, East Raynham (originally)The Church of St Margaret, West Raynham

### Spouse

Otto of Upper Sheringham(m. 1834; died 1840)

### Issue

Marianna, Princess of West Raynham
Louise, Duchess of Cantley
Margaret, Princess of East Raynham

### Mother

Mary of Little Massingham

**Victoria of West Raynham** (3 May 1817 - 4 November 1853) was a **Sovereign Princess of Raynham**, the last **Princess of West Raynham** before the merger of West Raynham with East Raynham and was the first **Princess of Raynham to the East and West**. Her daughters Marianna, Louise and Margaret would undo the merger under the advice of Maria Margareta, Princess of South Raynham.
Isabelle of Great Massingham

**Isabelle Mary of Great Massingham** (3 October 1800 - 4 August 1843), or **Isabella Mary**, was **Princess consort of South Raynham** by marriage to Jonathan I and **Duchess of Gateley** by marriage to Marcus IV. She was the eldest daughter of John II of Great Massingham and Eloise of Elsing.

## Early Life

Isabelle was born in Great Massingham, the eldest out of her siblings. Her father John was the Prince of Great Massingham, whilst her mother Eloise was a Duchess of Elsing, a small village located in the Broadland district. No Broadland Princess had married a West Norfolk Prince before Eloise married John. Eloise was also the supposed daughter according to legend of the Tristar Pegasus and Lyadova Aliveta, making Isabelle the granddaughter of the Pegasus.
Maria of Esther

Maria Joelkayevna in the book "Descendants of Joel of Genovia", 1850.

**Maria Joelkayevna** (3 March 1535 - 4 March 1570) was the **Regent of the Genovian Parliament**, **Lady of the Lords** and the **Estherian Ambassador** to the Genovian Parliament from 1555 to 1570. She was the only member of royalty to become Lady of the Lords, and the only woman to do so. She was the second child of Joel of Genovia by his second wife, the Infanta Isabella of Portugal.

## Early Life

Records show *Equolista Maralisse de Estheriale* was born on 3 March 1535 to Joel of Genovia, the only son of Clarissa, Princess of Relante and Eustace, Prince of Relante, and Isabella of Portugal, the eldest daughter of Manuel I of Portugal and Maria of Aragon. Isabella of Portugal was Joel's second wife, as he had divorced his first Elizabeth Dersingham in 1526 on grounds he had married her for pity. Maria's siblings, Philip, Elvira and Eleanor, were all born to Joel and Isabella, making them her full-siblings. In Estherian-Veneria, Maria's name was officially Maria Joelkayevna in contrast to the traditional Estherian-Venerian naming system.
Alice, Queen of Sicily

## Alice

**Alice the Great** (9 February 1560 - 17 April 1594), often latinised as **Alicia de Sicilia**, was Queen of Sicily from 1585 to 1594. Alice also had other nicknames, such as **Beautiful Alice** and **Alice the Fair**. Alice is called *the Great* due to her huge reformation and reshaping of Sicily. This made it into a more stable and independent kingdom, earning her the title **The Mother of The People**. Alice had to battle to get her rightful throne, opposing Frederick, Duke of Palmero and her cousin Irene Cheksitia, the daughter of Alice's aunt Constanza de Sicilia, Empress Regnant of Bulgaria. Alice was the first monarch of Sicily to be from the House of Habsburg.

## Youth

Alice was the eldest prospect of Eleanor I of Sicily, who was recently forced to marry her sister's widow, Ferdinand II, Archduke of Further Austria. Born in Catania, Alice's education was placed in the hands of Maya Rosalie. In Sicilian folklore, Alice is thought to have slapped Maya when she forced Alice to write 'harlot' in Latin. There is no proof Alice slapped Maya, and if Maya even forced Alice to write 'harlot' in the first place. Nethertheless, Alice received a good education and travelled around with her mother as Princess of Catania.

## Accession

Eleanor died in 1584, but before Alice could claim her rightful throne, Frederick, Duke of Palmero had become Frederick V of Sicily by bullying parliament into declaring him King. To strengthen his claim, Frederick had married Joanna of Bulgaria, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Albania and Romania, the daughter of the Empress of Bulgaria Constanza de Sicilia, who was the youngest daughter of Frederick IV of Sicily. Alice had to fight with parliament and Frederick to retake her throne. Frederick was killed at the Battle of Palmero on 1 January 1585, and Alice was proclaimed queen. Alice pardoned Joanna, who returned to her native Bulgaria, where she was also pardoned by Constanza and her brother Karl.
List of Princesses of Raynham

This is a list of the most notable Princesses of the three rival villages of West, East and South Raynham.

## West Raynham

* Masovia of West Raynham
* Izabella of West Raynham
* Sarah of Raynham is thought to have been born in either West or South Raynham according to contemporary chronicles.
* Elenia of East Rudham was born in West Raynham and was granted the title Princess of West Raynham after her birth.
* Isabella of South Raynham was born in West Raynham and was suspiciously granted the title of Princess of West Raynham in an attempt to create peace between South and West Raynham however it came to nothing.
* Isabel of West Raynham
* Victoria of West Raynham, later Victoria of Raynham to the East and West
* Marianna of Raynham to the East and West, later Marianna of West Raynham

## East Raynham

* Ludmila of East Raynham
* Rosemary of East Raynham
* Ludovica of East Raynham
* Margaret of Raynham to the East and West, later Margaret of East Raynham
* Louise of Raynham to the East and West, later Louise of East Raynham

## South Raynham

* Anna of South Raynham
* Sarah of Raynham is thought to have been born in either West or South Raynham according to contemporary chronicles.
* Catherine of South Raynham
* Isabella of South Raynham
* Mariella of South Raynham
* Maria Margareta of South Raynham

## Raynham to the East and West (East Raynham and West Raynham)

When the villages of East and West Raynham merged in 1845, they became known as Raynham to the East and West. The village of South Raynham declined the merger offer, as they would never want to merge with East Raynham and West Raynham, as it would ruin them according to the Princess of South Raynham, Maria Margareta.

### West Raynham

* Victoria of Raynham to the East and West
* Ludovica Maria of Raynham to the East and West
* Marianna of Raynham to the East and West
Patronella of Genovia

Queen Patronella of Aragon in The Royal Book of Genovia, 1853

Maria, Queen of Castile

John II of Navarre

Henry, Duke of Villena

Eleanor, Queen of Portugal

Peter, Count of Albuquerque

**Patronella of Genovia** (23 March 1380 - 4 January 1427), also called **Patronella of Aragon**, was **Queen Consort of Aragon** as the wife of Ferdinand I. She was the daughter of Richard III of Genovia and his wife Eva of Castile. Through her daughter Cordelia, Patronella is a descendant of every Genovian Monarch, including those from the Habsburg Branch of the House of Madaste-Habsburg.

## Early Life

Patronella was born and raised in Relante, Genovia. Her siblings included Richard, Prince of Genovia (the future Richard IV), Edward, Prince of Relante (the future Edward VIII), Louis, Duke of Heralistle and Ella, Duchess of Orleans. Patronella was close with her mother and her father.

Patronella was educated at the Royal Relante Cathedral School, however she didn't graduate. She was sent to the school alongside her sisters by Eva of León. All but Edward were placed in Iustitia House.

## Marriage

It was heard that Patronella of Genovia was old enough to marry in 1393, but before Patronella could pick out a suitor, her mother Eva had negotiated a marriage between her nephew Ferdinand, the son of Eva's brother John, and Patronella. This would conclude a dynastic alliance with Castile and potentially Aragon. Richard III had agreed to the proposal, and Patronella arrived in Madrid where she married Ferdinand on 12 April 1393. Her marriage meant she had to withdraw from her education at the Royal Relante Cathedral School and her marriage to Ferdinand allowed her to attend the Royal School for Aragonese Royals, however she decided to continue her Genovian Studies via letters.
Valentina of Genovia

## Valentina, Duchess of Lorraine

Valentina, Duchess of Lorraine playing the Genovian Violin, 1667

**Valentina of Genovia** (13 October 1617 - 24 May 1680) was **Duchess of Lorraine** as the third spouse of Charles IV of Lorraine, whom she married in 1665. She was also **Princess of Relante** from her birth to 1617 to 1619 and from 1630 to 1640. She was a daughter of Philip II of Genovia and Aviana of Genovia.

## Early Life

Valentinaria Yviayianra Aviana of Genovia was born on 13 October 1613. Her the name Valentinaria originates from Heralistlian folklore and the names Yviayinara and Aviana were given to her by her mother, Queen Aviana Maria Yviayinara. Valentinaria Yviayinara Aviana was known simply as Valentina of Genovia to avoid confusion upon other Genovian Names. Despite Valentina being described as 'beautiful', she was never named as Blossom Princess like her two sisters Octaviana of Genovia and Yviayinara of Genovia.
Octavia of Genovia

Blossom Princess Octaviana d'Genovia, Presumed Queen of France in 1655

**Blossom Princess Octavia of Genovia** (6 May 1621 - 7 October 1670) was a Genovian Princess who was the fiancée of Louis XIV of France from 1650 to 1659. Described as beautiful and intelligent, Octavia remained unmarried when her engagement to Louis fell through. She was the daughter of Philip II of Genovia.

## Early Life

Octavia was the third-born daughter of Philip II of Genovia and Aviana of Genovia. By the time of her birth, she had two sisters: Pandora and Valentina. Out of Pandora III of Genovia, Valentina, Duchess of Lorraine, Eleonora, Duchess of Caligra, Blossom Princess Octavia and Yvia, Queen of the Romans, Hungary, Bohemia and Croatia Octavia is usually called the most beautiful out of the daughters of Philip II, thus she was styled *Blossom Princess of Genovia*, there is debate on weither her sister Yvia also held the title.

## Presumed Queen of France

In 1650, a marriage was suggested between the Royal Houses of Bourbon and Madaste-Habsburg. The young and free-willed Louis XIV of France was unmarried and Dowager Queen Anne wanted him to marry a Genovian Princess. The proposed bride was Octavia. Before the formal offer with Octavia was proposed, Queen Anne of Austria had planned to marry Louis to Pandora, Princess of Genovia, the heiress. However if Pandora was to inherit Genovia and give a son to Louis, Genovia would be united with France, something Queen Aviana Maria did not want. The only problem was the age of the bride; Octavia of Genovia was 17 years Louis' senior. Dowager Queen Aviana of Genovia tried suggesting her fourth-born daughter Eleonora of Genovia, the former fiancee of Ferdinand IV of Hungary, but to no avail. Octavia and Louis were betrothed in 1650. In 1654, following the death of Ferdinand IV, Queen Aviana suggested Louis marry his widow, her fifth daughter Yvie of Genovia. Queen Anne seriously considered the proposal, however preferred Octavia to Yvia upon meeting them at Relante. Octavia's dreams of becoming Queen of France were crushed upon her engagement being called off in order for Louis to marry Maria Theresa of Spain, another one of Octavia's cousins. There are accounts of their first meeting, with Louis 'not being disappointed' by the beautiful Octavia, and he had seriously considered marrying her.
Clarissa of Genovia

**Clarissa of Genovia** (Genovianese: *Clarlisse*; 23 December 1490 - 25 June 1514) was **Princess of Genovia** and **Princess of Catania** from 1490 to 1500 and **Princess of Relante** and **Princess of Lentini** from 1500 to 1514. She was the eldest daughter of Richard V of Genovia and Charlotte I of Sicily. She is one of the two Genovian Princesses to marry for love, with Anne of Genovia being influenced by Clarissa. She and her husband Eustace became patrons of the arts in Genovia and were widely celebrated for their massive art collection. If it wasn't for Clarissa's premature death, she would of ruled Genovia instead of her younger sister Anna II of Genovia.

## Early Life

Clarissa was born in Genovia in 1490. She was named Princess of Genovia and Catania on 23 November 1491. Her education was monitored by her father, Richard V of Genovia and her aunt Mary, Duchess of Orléans. In 1500 her brother Frederick was born. He was declared Prince of Genovia and Prince of Catania one day later. Clarissa, now the undisputed Princess of Relante and Lentini, began her new studies on administration with her younger sister Anna.

## Marriage

In 1504, Clarissa and her family paid a visit to the Duchy of Savoy. Clarissa was granted permission to be the guardian of her four-year-old sister Anna on the trip. Whilst the King and Queen were negotiating, Clarissa and Anna both were left on their own accord. Frederick, being the undisputed heir, was forced to stay with his parents despite the begging of him to join both Clarissa and Anna. Clarissa, now fourteen, was described as a beautiful young girl with high potential in becoming a political marketing tool for alliances. Clarissa disagreed with marrying for alliances, and had one goal, to marry for love. Whilst in Savoy, Clarissa met and fell in love with Eustace Chapuys, a commoner who was pursuing a career in law. A few months later, Clarissa proposed the idea of a secret marriage to Eustace. Eustace would become Prince of Relante and Lentini secretly, and was allowed to continue pursuing his career whilst Clarissa would continue to be a Princess in Genovia. Eustace, having fallen in love with the Genovian Princess, agreed and the two married with only Anna in attendance on 4 September 1504. The bride and groom were both fourteen. Clarissa left Savoy in December, but secretly kept in contact with Eustace through letters. The two would be reunited in 1509 when Eustace himself visited Genovia. Clarissa's marriage became public in 1509, however her parents accepted that she had married without their consent and allowed her to remain married. From that day on, Eustace became formal Prince of Relante and Lentini, with Clarissa as Princess of Relante and Lentini.

## Princess Clarissa, Prince Eustace and the arts

Following their marriage, Clarissa and Eustace became patron of the arts in Genovia. The Princess owned many paintings and sat for paintings and etchings. Eustace sat for one contemporary painting and usually liked to collect paintings. Eustace and Clarissa's art collection consisted of around 15 different paintings.
Margaret of Austria

**Margaret of Austria, Countess of Pryus** (24 February 1566 - 7 April 1613) was **Countess of Pryus** from 1585 to 1612. She was a Genovian Princess and an Archduchess of Austria.

## Early Life

Margaret was born in Bohemia to Eleanor of Genovia and Rudolf, the future Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II. She had one older sister, Elora of Austria, the future Elora IV of Genovia. Margaret and her family mainly lived in Bohemia, however Eleanor regularly visited Genovia and took her daughters with her.
Ella of Genovia

Ella in the 1500s depiction the Blissle de le Genoviale Monarlisla (Blossom of the Genovian Monarchs)

### Death

24 January 1467Amboise, Kingdom of France

### Spouse(s)

Charles, Duke of Orléans(m. 1440; died 1465)

### Issue

Marie, Viscountess of NarbonneLouis XII of France

Anne, Abbess of Fontevraud

### Mother

Eva of León

**Ella of Genovia, Duchess of Orléans** (23 July 1393 - 24 January 1467) was **Duchess of Orléans** by marriage to Charles, Duke of Orléans. She was the mother of Louis XII of France, and it was her claim to the throne that encouraged Louis to marry Mary Elisabeth of Genovia, Ella's great-grandniece. Ella also spent most of her life in conflict with her niece and elder brother's lover Esmerelda of Heralistle.

## Early Life

Ella was born the youngest out of her siblings, these included Richard IV, Edward VIII, Louis and Patronella. The name Ella was of Genovian Origin. By the time of her birth, Patronella was in Spain with her husband and Louis was in Heralistle. Ella mainly grew up alongside her brothers Richard and Edward, with occasional visits from Louis and Petronella.

Ella's education was entrusted to her mother Eva of León, a **Praised Royal Relantian** who graduated twice from the Royal Relante Cathedral School. Eva sent Ella to the school as well as her siblings. All of Eva's children except Edward were placed into Iustitia House and all of them but Patronella graduated. Ella graduated with Royal Honours and became a **Royal Relantian** in 1405.
Princess of Relante

**Princess of Relante**, or **Prince of Relante** (Genovianese: *Equolista/Equolist de Relante*) is the main title used by the second-in-line to the throne of Genovia. It was established in 1450 by Edward IX. According to the will of Constance IV: "*Mi secondlisse idlse ell lase le diylisse de le Equolista/Equolist de Relante.*" (My second child will have the dignity of the Princess/Prince of Relante.) In 1495, it changed again. Philip I and Isabella agrred that: "*Le Equolista/Equolist de Relante ell ie le secondlisse-en-lisle du le Crownlisse de Genoviale*" (The Princess/Prince of Relante will be the second-in-line to the Crown of Genovia.)

When a new monarch comes to the throne, the Princess/Prince of Relante hands their title over to the crown. They will from then on be known as a Princess unless made the designated heir or Princess/Prince of Relante by the sovereign. This was the case with Eleanor, she would have been the heir to her sister Blanche, however Eleanor didn't want to inherit Genovia and opted for her daughter Elora to become Princess of Genovia. Eleanor retained her title of Princess of Relante, whilst her daughter was considered Princess of Genovia.

The first person the title was bestowed to was Constance of Genovia in 1473. Other notable Princesses/Princes of Relante were:

* Clarissa of Genovia (1490 - 1514) - Princess of Relante as the second-in-line to the throne under Richard V. She was originally Princess of Genovia, however the birth of her brother Frederick displaced her. She was most famously remembered for marrying a Savoyard commoner in 1504.
* Eustace Chapuys (1490 - 1556) - Became Prince of Relante secretly when he married Clarissa in 1504. He was a Savoyard commoner studying law. He formally became Prince of Relante in 1509, 5 years after his marriage to Clarissa. He later became the Imperial Ambassador to England, serving his brother-in-law Charles V.
* Anna II of Genovia (1500 - 1524) - Princess of Relante until her brother Frederick became King of Genovia and she was named Princess of Genovia.
* Mary of Genovia (1475 - 1500) - Princess of Relante until the birth of her nephew Frederick. She was previously Princess of Genovia, however the birth of Richard V of Genovia downgraded her.
* Constance V of Genovia (1530 - 1556) - Princess of Relante as the second-in line to the throne under Anna II. Became Princess of Genovia as the heir of her niece Marie I of Genovia.
* Astrid of Genovia (1568 - 1574) - Princess of Relante as the second-born child of Elora IV of Genovia. She ceased to own the title when her sister Antigone assumed the throne in 1574.