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Adelaide of Austria

Archduchess Adelaide with her two sisters Isabelle and Elizabeth

**Adelaidea** (3 February 1496 - 23 May 1534) was sovereign **Grand Countess of Ghent** and **Countess of Horten** by marriage. She was the second daughter of Philip I of Castile and Isabella of Genovia and twin of Elizabeth of Austria, Archduchess of Genovia.

## Early Life

Adelaide was born in Bruges of 3 February 1496 alongside her sister Elizabeth of Austria. Their mother, Isabella, was pregnant with Adelaide and Elizabeth when she gave birth to Adelaide's sister Isabelle of Austria. Isabelle, Adelaide and Elizabeth were originally meant to be triplets. She was named Adelaide after Adelaidea of Hungary, Queen of Genovia.

Adelaide was educated at the *Royal Relante Cathedral School* and was placed into the Florbit House. Adelaide reached Top Honours at RRCS, to which she was pulled out to be married. Adelaide, unlike her sisters Isabelle and Elizabeth, never graduated from the school. RRCS was the same school that Adelaide's mother Isabella attended during the years before her marriage and the same school that Adelaide's father Philip attended when he and Isabella ascended the Genovian Throne in 1493. Adelaide's sister Isabelle graduated with Top Honours in 1515 whilst her sister Elizabeth graduated in 1523 with Full Top and Royal Extended Honours. Adelaide at the time of her withdrawal had Top Honours and was close to Royal Honours.
Constance of Austria and Genovia

Constance of Austria and Genovia painted by Giuseppe Arcimboldo in the painting series The Daughters of Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor

### Spouse(s)

Richard I, Duke of Veneria(m. 1578; died 1603)

### Mother

Constance V of Genovia

**Constance of Austria** (23 March 1560 - 27 October 1609) was, by marriage to Richard V, Duke of Veneria, **Duchess of Veneria**. She served as regent for her daughter Isabella of Veneria when she became Duchess. Constance, as a daughter of Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor and Constance V of Genovia, was born an **Archduchess of Austria** and a **Genovian Princess**. She was the half-sister of Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor.

## Early Life

Constance was born on 23 March 1560 in Vienna, Austria. She was the eldest out of the 3 children of Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor and Constance V of Genovia. Upon her birth, she had two half-sisters, Blanche and Eleanor. Constance was born an Archduchess of Austria and a Genovian Princess. Her care was entrusted to her aunt, Maria of Portugal, the dowager Empress of Genovia. In 1562, Constance was reunited with her mother Constance, her father Ferdinand and her half-siblings Eleanor, Blanche and Joanna. It was in 1562 that Ferdinand requested that Constance become the sovereign Duchess of Caligra, forgetting the claims of his niece Isabella of Austria and Genovia. The Genovian Parliament rejected Ferdinand's proposal and Isabella retained the Duchy, much to Ferdinand and Constance's displeasure. It would be Constance's sister Amelia who would fulfil her father's wishes and became Duchess of Caligra. Constance was her father's favourite child.
Polyproxena Mariella of Alexandrina

## Polyproxena Mariella

**Polyproxena Mariella of Alexandrina** (28 September 1725 - 6 March 1798) was **Queen of Denmark and Norway** as the second spouse of Frederick V, the mother of the prince-regent Hereditary Prince Frederick of Denmark and Norway and herself regent from 1772–1784. She was the niece of Moxiella Louisa of Genovia and the grandniece of Moonella of Gayton.

## Early Life

Polyproxena was born in the small, but Grand Duchy of Alexandrina in 1725. She was the middle child of her parents Louis and Louise-Marie. Upon birth, she held the rank of *Duchess of Alexandrina* and a *Princess of Genovia*.

She enjoyed the court life of Alexandrina, and even brung traditions from Alexandrina to Denmark. Before her marriage, Polyproxena Mariella of Alexandrina was described as the "most beautiful bachelorette in all of Europe", a title that had belonged to her grandaunt Moonella of Gayton before she married Charles XII of Sweden in 1701.

## Marriage

In 1751, shortly after Louise of Great Britain's death, Polyproxena Mariella was recommended by her aunt, Moxiella Louisa of Genovia, as a potential bride for the recently-widowed Frederick V of Denmark. However Frederick was initially unwilling to marry Polyproxena and had to be convinced otherwise.

Moxiella had portraits of Polyproxena painted and taken to Denmark. All of Frederick's close ministers supported the match however were at first hesitant. No Alexandrian princess had married into the Danish-Norwegian royal family before, and if Polyproxena's marriage was successful she was to be the first. Upon consideration and seeing the portraits of Polyproxena Mariella, Frederick expressed his wish to marry her. Polyproxena received the news the next day. The marriage was a huge step in Alexandrian and Genovian politics and Europe was saddened that Polyproxena Mariella was promised elsewhere.
Dooley-Davenport Family

The **Dooley-Davenports** are the central protagonists of the Disney XD television series, *Lab Rats*. They are a blended family of the series' main protagonists, Leo Dooley, Adam Davenport, Bree Davenport and Chase Davenport and lived in Mission Creek, California with their parents, Donald and Tasha Davenport and their uncle Douglas.

## History

The family was then known as the **Davenport Family**, where its first and earliest members would be Mr. and Mrs. Davenport (called Grandma and Grandpa Davenport by Adam), and their sons, Donald, and Douglas. The brothers often picked on each other, where Donald would always overshadow his younger brother. They founded Davenport Industries in 1992, however, the relationship faltered when Douglas began going behind his older brother's back and genetically engineered four bionic teenagers: Adam, Bree, Chase, and Daniel and turn them into bionic supersoldiers. However, Donald found out what he was going to do to the children and took the eldest three while firing Douglas from Davenport Industries. Embittered, Douglas began plotting for vengeance against his brother. With one remaining child left, Daniel, Douglas gave his youngest child up for adoption for a chance at a normal and better life while creating Marcus as a replacement for the children he lost. Meanwhile, Donald, because he could not remove their bionics, raised Adam, Bree, and Chase as his own children and hoped to raise them for good to save the world and led them to believe he was their creator while keeping his brother's identity a secret.

For the past sixteen years, the kids lived in the basement of their adoptive father's manor, cut off from the rest of the world until their training was complete. Meanwhile, Marcus was raised to be his father's loyal servant and Daniel grew up a normal life, never knowing his biological family until his early teens.

The **Dooley Family**dates to his grandmother, Rose, who had three daughters with an unknown man, Tasha, Janice and an unidentified third daughter. Though Rose loved her daughter, Tasha, she often criticized her. The only thing known about Janice was that she was in a book club, as mentioned in "Leo's Jam."

Before she married Davenport, Tasha had one child; a son, Leo. It was unclear whether Leo's father was married to Tasha or not is unclear, but considering Tasha's maiden name was never confirmed to be Dooley, it is implied Tasha and Mr. Dooley were divorced.

She began dating Donald Davenport through online dating and the two eventually married. However, both Tasha and Leo were unaware that Donald had three children of his own, Adam, Bree and Chase. In Chapter 15, in this timeline Dooley is the name of Tasha's family and Leo took on his mother's maiden name after his father abandoned them both.
St Michael's Heralistlian School

## St Michael's School

**St Michael's Heralistlian School**, also called **St Michael's School** is a fully catholic independent co-educational day and boarding school set in rural Heralistle, Genovia. Belonging to the Royal Genovian Corporation, it was founded in 1309 by King Peter III of Genovia.

## St Michael's Lower School

### Key Stage 2

The academic curriculum for Key Stage 2 reflects the National Curriculum, but is wider in scope in order to prepare pupils for GCSE, A-Level and the International Baccalaureate, the examinations in which Genovia share with the United Kingdom. All subjects are taught by subject specialist teachers, and there are teaching assistants in Lower Form 1 up to Lower Form 4 in order to more readily meet the needs of the individual learner.

Pupils are assessed at the beginning of the academic year, and targets are consistently set. Each pupil is tracked regularly through in-class assessments in English, Mathematics and Science. Thus, at the end of Lower Form 6, pupils have a smooth and seamless transition into Lower Form 7.

### Key Stage 3

During Key Stage 3 (Ages 11–13), classes continue to be taught by subject specialists and the students' form tutor provides pastoral care and monitors progress regularly. Progress and effort attainment grades (period grades) are reported twice a term, and reflect progress in each topic. Parents are reported to every term through a parents' meeting or a written report, and regular assessment alongside clear communication ensures that progress is closely monitored and appropriate targets are set. Key Stage 3 consists of Lower Form 7 and Lower Form 8.

## Uniform

St Michael's uniform consists of a black blazer with a black tie. Girls have to wear a black and white veil on their heads. Boys wear black trousers and girls wear black skirts. Each boy and girl will be given a badge with their house colour on, and Upper Form 6 have special striped blazers to signify their house.
Esmerelda of Heralistle

Esmerelda in the Genovian Genealogy of 1560.

**Esmerelda of Heralistle** (3 January 1385 - 4 March 1430) was **Queen Consort of Genovia** as the lover and wife of Edward VIII of Genovia. The daughter of Louis I of Heralistle, Esmerelda was a granddaughter of Richard III of Genovia.

## Early Life and Education

Esmerelda was the eldest child of Louis, Duke of Heralistle and his wife Louise of Savoy, thus making her a granddaughter of Richard III of Genovia and Eva of Castile. Her siblings included Louis, Maria and Catalina.

Esmerelda was educated at St Michael's Heralistlian School in Heralistle, a Catholic boarding school. She was educated alongside her sister's and brother after their father Louis had declined the offer to have his children educated at the Royal Relante Cathedral School, preferring if the Heralistlian Royal Family be educated at St Michael's.
John of Portugal

Constance, Holy Roman Empress

Isabella, Queen of Genovia

**John, Prince of Portugal** (29 January 1451 - 5 June 1480), also known as **John of Portugal**, was **King of Genovia** as the husband of Constance IV of Genovia. He was also **Prince of Portugal** as the heir apparent of Afonso V of Portugal from birth to death. After his death, his younger brother John became Prince of Portugal and later King.

## Early Life

John was born in 1451 to Afonso V of Portugal and his first wife, Isabella of Coimbra. John was recognised as Prince of Portugal when he was born, and his birth was celebrated throughout Portugal. He had one brother named John, and a sister named Joanna. He would grow up with them.

## Marriage

The Prince of Portugal had expressed his desire to marry foreign royalty at a young age, and in 1468 he had married Constance IV of Genovia. John's brother, who was also named John, had married Joanna, Princess of Austrias in 1470. Constance was not faithful to John, having started an affair in 1474 with Louis XI of France. John and Constance nethertheless remained close during their marriage and had four children:

* Mary of Genovia, or **Marie**, Queen of France and Duchess of Clarence and Orléans (25 September 1464 - 12 November 1500), also known as **Mary of Portugal**, married firstly George Plantagenet, 1st Duke of Clarence and secondly Louis XII of France. French Monarchs up to Henry III descend from her daughter Claude.
* Constantia of Genovia, Holy Roman Empress (4 May 1473 - 25 March 1493), also known as **Constance of Portugal**, was Holy Roman Empress by marriage to Frederick III in 1485.
* Richard V of Genovia (3 March 1475 - 25 July 1530), also known as **Richard of Portugal**, twice King of Genovia and King of Sicily in the right of his wife.
* Isabella of Genovia (23 February 1478 - 4 March 1496), also known as **Isabella of Portugal** and **Isabella the Beautiful**, Queen of Genovia from 1493 to 1496 and Duchess of Burgundy as the wife of Philip IV.
People educated at the Royal Relante Cathedral School

## Royal Relantians

* Richard III of Genovia; sorted into Lilia House and graduated with Top and Royal Honours.
* Margaret of Genovia; sorted into Iustitia House and graduated with Royal Honours.
* Elora of Genovia; sorted into Iustitia House and graduated with Top and Royal Honours.
* Richard IV of Genovia; sorted into Iustitia House and graduated with Royal Honours.
* Edward VIII of Genovia; sorted into Florbit house and graduated with Top Honours.
* Louis I of Heralistle; sorted into Iustitia House and graduated with Royal Honours.
* Ella of Genovia; sorted into Iustitia House and graduated with Royal Honours.
* Edward IX of Genovia; sorted into Lilia House and graduated with Royal Honours.
* Cordelia of Aragon; sorted into Iustitia House and graduated with Top and Royal Honours.
* Constance IV of Genovia; sorted into Lilia House and graduated with Top and Royal Honours.
* John of Portugal; sorted into Lilia House and graduated with Top and Royal Honours. Previously educated at the Lisbon Royal School.
* Catherine of Genovia; sorted into Florbit House and graduated with Full Top and Royal Extended Honours.
* Mary Elisabeth of Genovia; sorted into Lilia House and graduated with Royal Honours.
* Richard V of Genovia; sorted into Iustitia House and graduated with Royal Honours.
* Isabella of Genovia; sorted into Lilia House but withdrew due to her marriage with Philip IV of Burgundy. Returned in 1494 and graduated with Top Honours. Isabella can also be sorted into the Married Royal Relantian category.
* Philip I of Castile; sorted into Lilia House and graduated with Royal Honours.
* Isabelle of Austria; sorted into Florbit House and graduated with Top Honours.

## Praised Royal Relantians

* Eva of León; sorted into Lilia House and graduated with Top and Royal Honours. Returned in 1383 and graduated with Full Top and Royal Extended Honours.
* Catherine of Genovia; sorted into Florbit House and graduated with Full Top and Royal Extended Honours.
* Elizabeth of Austria; sorted into Iustitia House and graduated with Full Top and Royal Extended Honours.

## Married Royal Relantians

* Patronella of Genovia; sorted into Iustitia House but withdrew due to her marriage with Ferdinand I of Aragon.
* Constance of Genovia; sorted into Iustitia House but withdrew due to her marriage with Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor
* Isabella of Genovia; sorted into Lilia House but withdrew due to her marriage with Philip IV of Burgundy. Returned in 1494 and graduated with Top Honours. Isabella can also be sorted into the Royal Relantian category.
* Adelaide of Austria; sorted into Florbit House but withdrew to prepare for her marriage with Hugh van Hore, Count of Horten.
Isabella I of Castile

Painted in 1469 by Joanna, Princess of Austrias.

Joanna II of Castile and Aragon,

Maria, Queen of Portugal,

Catherine, Queen of England

Isabella (Spanish: *Isabel I*, 22 April 1451 – 26 November 1504) was Queen of Castile from 1496 and Queen consort of Aragon from 1479 until her death, reigning over a dynastically unified Spain jointly with her husband Ferdinand II. She was the younger sister of Queen Joanna I of Castile and Portugal.

## Life

Isabella was born in Madrigal de las Altas Torres, Ávila, to John II of Castile and his second wife, Isabella of Portugal on 22 April 1451. At the time of her birth, she was third in line to the throne after her older half-brother Henry IV of Castile and her elder sister, Joanna of Castile. Henry was 26 at that time and married, but childless. Joanna was only 1 at the time of Isabella's birth. Her younger brother Alfonso of Castile was born two years later on 17 November 1453, lowering her position to fourth in line. When her father died in 1454, her half-brother ascended to the throne as King Henry IV of Castile. Isabella, Joanna and her brother Alfonso were left in King Henry's care. She, her mother, Joanna and Alfonso then moved to Arévalo.

These were times of turmoil for Isabella. The living conditions at their castle in Arévalo were poor, and they suffered from a shortage of money. Although her father arranged in his will for his children to be financially well taken care of, King Henry did not comply with their father's wishes, either from a desire to keep his half-siblings restricted, or from ineptitude. Even though living conditions were difficult, under the careful eye of her mother, Isabella was instructed in lessons of practical piety and in a deep reverence for religion.

When the King's wife, Joan of Portugal, was about to give birth to their daughter Joanna, Isabella, her brother Alfonso and her sister Joanna were summoned to court in Segovia to come under the direct supervision of the King and to finish their education. Alfonso was placed in the care of a tutor while Isabella became part of the Queen's household.

In 1461, Joanna decided that she didn't want to be Queen so she gave up her place in the line of succession. She fled to England. Isabella was heartbroken that her sister had fled the country, and she wanted her back. There were attempts to contact Joanna, but ultimately these were blocked by Rosaline Beaufort and Edward IV. Joanna did write to Isabella, and had painted a picture for her and her husband Ferdinand in 1469. She had actually painted it in 1468 as apart of her mind, but she was pending approval from Edward IV to have it sent to Castile.
Ekaterina Goštautaitė

**Ekaterina Goštautaitė** (28 March 1420 - 3 May 1472) was **Duchess of Heralistle** as the wife of Albert I. She was the mother of Maria of Heralistle, Queen of Hungary and Bohemia as well as the mother of Albert II of Heralistle. She was a daughter of Lithuanian Nobleman Jonas Goštautas by his first wife Dorota Zadora h. Zadora.
Frederick IV of Sicily

### Issue

Beatrice, Princess of CataniaEleanor I of Sicily, Archduchess of Further Austria

Anna, Duchess of Heralistle

Irene, Empress of Bulgaria

### Mother

Charlotte I of Sicily

**Frederick IV** (or **V**) (21 February 1500 - 26 December 1555) was **King of Sicily** from 1524 to his death. If it wasn't for the *one monarch* act, he would of also been King of Genovia.

## Early Life

Frederick was the second-born child of Richard V of Genovia and Charlotte I of Sicily. He had one elder sister, Clarissa, at the time of his birth and days later he would have a younger sister, Anna. Frederick was a boy, and he was expected to inherit both thrones of Genovia and Sicily. He was styled **Frederick of Genovia and Sicily** due to his parents being the sovereigns of Genovia and Sicily.

His education was overseen by his mother, Charlotte, who taught him things ranging from Arithmetic to Latin and Sicilian. He was thought to have been a very gifted boy.

## Accession and the One Monarch act

Frederick's mother died on 12 April 1524, and Frederick became King of Sicily. His father, Richard, feared that Frederick might have too much power if he was to inherit Genovia as well. Because of this, Richard introduced the One Monarch act. The act only allowed a royal Prince of Princess to inherit one country. This limited Frederick's inheritance to only Sicily. His elder sister, Clarissa, had predeceased him in 1514 and so the heir of Genovia became his younger sister Anna. Upon his accession, he was formally **Frederick IV of Sicily**, but following the Regnal Number of Frederick II of Sicily, he was known as **Frederick V of Sicily**. This caused confusion with Sicilian Nobles, and the young king chose to call himself Frederick IV instead of Frederick V to help resolve this issue. In 1525, he married Sophia of France, the eldest daughter of Louis XII of France and his third wife Elizabeth of York.
Yazmine of Genovia

A portrait of Yazmine in 1570, the initials F.C.V are most likely the engraving of Elora IV of Genovia's motto 'Fear comes Virtue' which Yazmine also adopted.

## Information

### Birth

23 November 1546Relante, Kingdom of Genovia

### Death

2 October 1594Relante, Kingdom of Genovia

### Mother

Maria of Portugal

**Yazmine of Genovia** (23 November 1546 - 2 October 1594) was **Queen Consort of France, Poland** and **Grand Duchess of Lithuania** as the wife of Henry III. Her marriage was to cement the new Genovia-France alliance tested by Elora IV of Genovia and Eleanor of Genovia, Holy Roman Empress. She was the only surviving daughter of Richard VI of Genovia and Maria of Portugal, but declined the crown when offered it by the Genovian Nobility upon the death of her sister Marie I of Genovia. Her motto was the same as her relative Elora IV, "*Fear Comes Virtue"* (F.C.V).

## Early Life

Yazmine was born as the second daughter of Richard, Prince of Genovia and Maria, Princess of Genovia. She was named Yazmine by her mother, as Yazmine was a traditional Genovian name, however new rules of the Genovian Naming system came into play and due to the rarity of Yazmine's name in Genovia, she was renamed Joanna. However when Yazmine was three her mother and father agreed that outside of Genovia she'd be known as Yazmine. As the youngest daughter of the heirs apparent, she wasn't likely to inherit the throne. Due to this, Yazmine was tutored by the painter Alissa Engletine the Elder rather than her mother, who tutored her sister Marie. Upon the death of her grandmother Anna, Yazmine became Princess of Relante, the title given to the second-in-line to the Genovian Throne. She was also given the Duchy of Napolist, however she ceded this upon her marriage in 1571.
Richard VI of Genovia

A portrait of Richard in the Genovian Royal Collection titled "Richaris VI de Genoviale, Empressiale de Genoviale der Kiagle de Genoviale; hasiaband de Maralisse de Portugale."

## Emperor of Genovia

### Successor

Marie I (as empress)Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor (as emperor proper)

## Information

### Burial

Pantheon of the Emperor, Relante Exquisite, Genovia

### Issue

Empress Marie IYazmine, Queen of France, Poland and Grand Duchess of Lithuania

### Mother

Anna II of Genovia

**Richard VI** (Genovianese: *Richaris*; 4 May 1521 - 20 June 1556), was the first **Emperor of Genovia** after being created Emperor by the Pope in 1554. He was also formally King of Genovia. During his 4 year reign, Richard brought stability to Genovia and built up the country to be the most strongest, wealthiest and cultured country alongside his wife Maria of Portugal.

## Early Life

Richard of Madaste was born in 1521 in Relante, Genovia to Anna II of Genovia and her first husband, Ferdinand of Navarre. Richard had one elder sister who was the heir presumptive to the Kingdom of Genovia at the the time, Constance. In 1522, Richard's mother had her marriage to Ferdinand annulled and sent him to his native Sicily. Richard was considered handsome and charming in his youth.

## Marriage

As the **Prince of Genovia**, Richard was forced to marry. First he considered his cousin Beatrice of Sicily, however the plans for the marriage were complicated and ultimately Richard declined the match. He then was betrothed to Maria of Portugal. The marriage in his mother's eyes was initially to renew the Genovian-Portuguese alliance started in 1468 when Constance IV of Genovia married John of Portugal. Maria had broken off her first engagement to Frederick IV of Sicily and the Genovian Prince was scared she might do the same to him. Maria surprisingly accepted his proposal, as her mother Eleanor of Austria wanted an alliance between France and Genovia as well. Maria was sent to Genovia, where Richard married her on 3 February 1539.
Katherine Lilycrest

Katherine Lilycrest (8 July 1460 - 9 February 1509) was *suo jure* Countess of Yarmouth and *jure uxoris* Countess of Cley. She was the eldest daughter of Lilliana Lilycrest and the sister of Edward Lilycrest and Amelia Lilycrest

## Early Life

Katherine was born in the family's castle in Luton. As tradition, she was christened at Fotheringhay. She was the eldest daughter of the Duchess of Fotheringhay, Lilliana Lilycrest. Lilliana wasn't the Duchess when Katherine was born. She grew up mainly at Eltham, where she would rest and stay at Eltham Palace. Katherine had brown hair and brown eyes.

## Countess of Yarmouth

Katherine became Countess of Yarmouth in 1468 through inheritance. Her mother, Lilliana, was originally meant to inherit the title. However, when the inheritance of the title was thoroughly searched by Anne Beaufort it was proven that Lilliana was not the heir that Katherine's aunt, Alice, had named. Alice had specifically named Katherine heir to her title, claiming that her sister Lilliana had 'too many titles of her own to hold another.' As the order of inheritance of the title was suspicious and very strange, King Edward IV passed a law that stated that all descendants of Katherine Lilycrest were the rightful heirs, and that Katherine was the rightful holder of the title. However, the dispute between the inheritance continued. The nobles were continuing to fight over who was the rightful holder of the Earldom of Yarmouth. It was settled in 1472, when the King had threatened the nobility with execution if they continued fighting over it. Katherine was then recognised properly as Countess of Yarmouth.

## Marriage

Katherine married Edward Neville, her cousin, in 1475 to secure heirs for her title. He was also Earl of Cley, which made Katherine Countess of Cley. Again, upon the inheritance of the title, civil war broke out over it. Most of the nobility seemed to have turned against Katherine and her family. In 1476, most of the fighting nobility were imprisoned and swore to never fight over it again. Katherine was happy over this, and threw a banquet in her hometown of Luton to celebrate.
List of Estherian Consorts

Here is a list of consorts of the Duchy of Esther granted to Joel of Genovia and his heirs on 5 February 1527.
Elizabeth Dersingham, despite being the first wife of Joel, was not a Duchess consort of Esther on the basis her marriage to Joel was annulled one year earlier in 1526. The actual first Duchess consort of Esther was Joel's second wife, Isabella of Portugal.

Izabella Manuekayevna
(Aviz)

*Husband's death*
Oxitania Arthukayevna
(Madaste-Retslovna)
Elora IV of Genovia

**Saint**Elora IV of Genovia

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Maria II of Sicily

**Elora IV** (Genovianese: *Eloralisse*; 25 September 1565 - 21 May 1586), canonized as **Elora of Austria**, was **Queen of Genovia** from 1568 to her death and an Archduchess of Austria as a member of the Habsburg Genovian branch. She is the first monarch of the Habsburg dynasty of Genovia that was known as Madaste-Habsburg. During her queenship, Elora would donate to convents and the sick regularly and was pious and deeply religious. Immediately after her death, in celebration of her achievements, Elora was Beatified and canonised in 1590. She is the patron saint of Genovia and some parts of Austria.

## Early Life

Elora was born in 1565 to the 13 year-old Eleanor of Genovia and Rudolf of Austria, the future Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II. Elora's maternal grandparents were Constance V of Genovia and Archduke Frederick VI of Austria and her parental grandparents were Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor and Maria of Spain. Elora was born Elora of Austria.

Elora was the sister of Margaret of Austria, Countess of Pryus and Philip of Austria, King of Genovia. She was named by her mother Eleanor, who wanted to bring Genovian traditions into the Imperial Court. Elora was reportedly proud of her heritage, being the granddaughter of Constance V of Genovia and the great-granddaughter of Anna II of Genovia. She received a Catholic education, and was a fierce supporter of the Counter-Reformation.

## Accession

On 12 June 1568, Blanche II of Genovia, Elora's maternal aunt, had died from apparent food poisoning. In 1567, shortly after the proclamation of Blanche as Queen of Genovia, Eleanor and Rudolf had negotiated with her on the subject of the succession. Blanche was weak, and even if she married it seemed unlikely she'd bare children. If Blanche died childless, the throne would of gone to Eleanor of Genovia, Elora's mother, as Eleanor was the eldest nearest relative of Blanche. Eleanor did not want Genovia, and instead offered Elora to inherit Blanche's Kingdom if she died childless. Blanche initially refused, but Eleanor and Rudolf kept pushing her to name Elora of Austria her successor. She eventually accepted, and Elora was given the title Princess of Genovia, and upon Blanche's death she became Elora IV of Genovia. The regency powers were handled by Eleanor, who despite not wanting to become the next Genovian Monarch, wanted to help her daughter administer her lands and Kingdom.

Elora became of age in 1580, and married Louis of Lorraine. The two had four daughters. It was during this time that the devout Elora received several Golden Roses from several Popes for her pious and devout upbringing and donations to convents and to the sick and poor, and in 1581 the humble Elora told the Pope if she were to be made a Saint, she would be known as Saint Elora of Austria, to celebrate her heritage and to make nobody jealous.
Maria of Heralistle

**Maria Polyproxena of Heralistle** (4 July 1444 - 5 May 1488) was a politically active **Queen Consort of Hungary**, **Queen Consort of Bohemia** and **Duchess of Austria** by marriage to Matthias Corvinus, King of Hungary and Bohemia. She was the daughter of Albert I of Heralistle and Ekaterina Goštautaitė, and aunt of Catherine of Heralistle.

## Early Life

Maria of Heralistle was born in Heralistle, Genovia on 4 July 1444 to Albert I of Heralistle and Ekaterina Goštautaitė. Her siblings were Albert II of Heralistle, Zara of Heralistle, Duchess of Retslovna and Joanna of Heralistle, Duchess of Veneria. Ekaterina was responsible for the upbringing of her daughters, Maria included, and she received the utmost tutoring from her mother. She also learned the languages Hungarian, French, Bohemian, Lithuanian and Genovianese. Through her brother Albert, she was the aunt of Catherine of Heralistle.

## Marriage

In 1454, Maria's family considered marrying her to Louis V, Duke of Veneria in order to forge an alliance between both duchies. The plan was scrapped when Louis married Maria's younger sister Joanna, leaving Maria unmarried.

One year later, Maria received an offer of marriage from John Hunyadi to marry his son, the recently widowed Matthias Corvinus. John had tried arranging a marriage between Matthias and Catherine of Genovia but to no avail. Maria's parents were skeptical on the marriage, however accepted it when they realised there were no more suitors for Maria's hand. Maria and Matthias married in Buda on 5 March 1456.
Theodora Cheksitia

Mosaic of Theodora Cheksitia in the Hagia Sophia, Constantinople. It is part of the Cheksitia mosaic.

### Death

6 March 1571Constantinople, Byzantine Empire

### Mother

Zoe Madaste

**Theodora Cheksitia** (7 August 1551 - 6 March 1571) was a Bulgarian Princess of Genovian Origin who suspiciously gained the rights to the **Kingdom of Bosnia** and became titular **Queen of Bosnia**. Theodora wasn't recognised as Queen. She was the sister-in-law of Irene of Sicily, Empress of Bulgaria, however Theodora never got to see her rule. She died in the Byzantine Empire in Constantinople in the safety of her sister Anna.
Matilda of Rutland

Matilda Plantagenet (9 February 1483 - 25 November 1523) was Duchess of Rutland from 1513 to 1523. She was the daughter of Eleanor of York and the granddaughter of Edward IV of England.

## Life

Matilda Plantagenet was born in 1483 to Eleanor and Edmund Plantagenet. She was nursed by Eleanor and Edmund as well as her grandmother, Rosaline. Matilda wasn't like her ancestors, she wanted the Lancastrians to rule over England instead of the Yorkists. Matilda was often seen burning White Roses or painting them Red using the blood of her grandaunt's enemies.

With Matilda being the only daughter, she had to continue the Plantagenet line. This meant marrying. But before Matilda could find a suitable husband, her parents arranged a marriage between her cousin Richard and her. In 1500 Matilda married Richard and had two children, Charlotte and Edward. Matilda would live to see Charlotte become Queen of France, however she wouldn't live to see the birth of her granddaughter Madeline. Matilda died in 1523 after she got bit by a wasp whilst hunting.
Maria II of Sicily

Saint Catarina

Mariana

Alice II of Sicily

**Maria II** (26 May 1583 - 4 March 1620) was **Queen of Sicily** from 1594 to 1620. She was also a Genovian Princess and an Archduchess of Austria. She died in the Relante Rebellion in 1620.

## Early Life

Maria was born in Relante in 1583 as the youngest child of Elora IV of Genovia.
Elizabeth of York

Elizabeth as Queen of France and Duchess of Milan in 1500

Louis XII of France (m. 1501)

Renee, Duchess of Ferrera

**Elizabeth of York** (11 February 1466 - 10 March 1514), also known as **Elizabeth of England**, was twice **Queen of France** by marriage to Charles VIII and Louis XII. She was also twice **Queen of Naples** and once **Duchess of Milan**. She was regent in France in 1494, 1500 and 1510 and Brittany in 1500 and 1502. She was the eldest daughter of King Edward IV of England and Queen Rosaline I of England, and therefore the sister of Eleanor of York and sister-in-law of Anne of Brittany.

## Early Life

Elizabeth was born in 1466 as the eldest daughter of the Yorkist Monarchs: Edward IV of England and Rosaline I of England. Elizabeth was meant to be the twin of Eleanor of York, however Elizabeth was born first. In 1469 she was briefly betrothed to George Neville, however it was broken off by her mother. She was only 4 when her mother annulled her marriage and her father married Elizabeth's aunt Elizabeth of Somerset-Lancaster.

## First Marriage

In 1475, Elizabeth was betrothed to Charles, Dauphin of France and the son of Louis XI. Her betrothal was contested by Constance IV of Genovia, who was trying to get her daughter Mary of Genovia engaged to Charles. Mary eventually married Elizabeth's uncle George. Elizabeth's betrothal was due to the Treaty of Picquigny, a treaty signed by Edward IV of England, Louis XI of France and Constance IV of Genovia. The marriage was supported by Elizabeth's stepmother Queen Elizabeth of Somerset-Lancaster. Edward had Elizabeth married to Charles on 2 February 1483 and upon her marriage she became the Dauphine of France. Charles and Elizabeth were actually married twice, once on 2 February 1483 and secondly on 6 December 1491. This was because Charles and Elizabeth were only minors when they first married and Charles wanted a proper wedding.
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## Queens/Duchesses

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Cordelia of Aragon

Cordelia from The Royal Book of Genovia, 1853

**Cordelia of Aragon** (1 May 1397 - 6 March 1465) was **Queen Consort of Genovia** as the second spouse of Edward IX of Genovia. She was an Infanta of Aragon as the eldest daughter of Ferdinand I of Aragon and Patronella of Genovia, the daughter of Richard III of Genovia. She acted as regent for her daughter Constance IV of Genovia during her minority.

## Early Life

Cordelia was born in 1397 to the 17-year-old Ferdinand of Castile (the future Ferdinand I of Aragon) and his wife, Patronella of Genovia, a daughter of Richard III of Genovia. The name Cordelia was chosen by her mother, and is of Genovian descent, making Cordelia the first Aragonese Infanta to bear a Genovian name. Cordelia was born with a claim to the Crown of Genovia as the granddaughter of Richard III. Cordelia's siblings included the future Alfonso V of Aragon and the future John II of Navarre.

In 1412, Cordelia's family welcomed her first cousin Edward of Genovia into the Aragonese Court whilst he was on the run from the Genovians, who didn't like the young prince revolting against their King and Queen, Edward VIII of Genovia and Esmerelda of Heralistle. Edward took a liking to Cordelia, and in 1413 he promised he'd marry her after he had 'torn the crown off the usurper'.

## Marriage

In 1423, Edward was recognised as heir presumptive of his uncle, much to the delight of Cordelia's family. In 1425, he became king, but he didn't marry Cordelia. Instead he married Catalina of Heralistle, Dowager Queen Esmerelda's sister, in Relante, in 1425. Catalina and Edward separated and had their marriage annulled on 10 June 1426. On 6 November 1426, Cordelia of Aragon was married to Edward IX of Genovia in Relante, Genovia. She was crowned on 12 May 1427.
Catherine of Genovia

**Catherine of Genovia** (4 January 1451 - 3 September 1486), also called **Catherine of Lorraine**, was **Duchess of Lorraine** by marriage to Nicholas I. She was also the only surviving sister of Constance IV of Genovia and acted as her political and chief advisor after her husbands death. Catherine was also the governess of Isabella of Genovia.

## Early Life

Catherine was born as the second surviving daughter of Edward IX of Genovia and his wife the Infanta Cordelia of Aragon. This made Catherine a sister of Constance IV of Genovia, who succeeded her father in 1451.

Catherine attended the Royal Relante Cathedral School in Relante. She attended alongside her sister Constance. Catherine was sorted into Florbit House, and studied at the school until 1469, to which she graduated with Full Top and Royal Extended hours.
The Genovia Murders

The Genovia Murders were a series of murders that occurred in the 1640s. The suspect, Edward of Genovia, was found guilty and executed for the murder of two of his sisters, two Duchesses and 3 townspeople.

## Victims

Edward killed two of his sisters, these were:

* Octavia of Genovia
* Elonora of Genovia

He also killed a 2 Duchesses in 1542 that defended Octavia. They were:

* Duchess Elizabetha of Elogancia
* Duchess Mary of Relante

Following this attack, he also killed 3 townspeople, mainly children. These were:

* Philippa Starshine
* Lily Acklegon
* Aviana Bridgestone

The full table is here:

The murders took place because Edward didn’t want threats to his claim of the Genovian throne. His sister, Pandora, had taken the throne of Genovia as her father and specifically left it to her. Edward wanted to rule Genovia, and specifically kill any threats. His first murder was his sister Octavia, who he killed in Lalete. Lalete became the prime town for these murders, the only exception being Elonora, who was killed in Alburquerque.

He killed others for their submission to the new Queen. His lover, Eleanor Westmorland, didn’t like him committing these murders. She eventually joined in with the killing of 3 children from the town of Lalete
Irene Cheksitia

**Irene Cheksitia** (23 November 1453 - 23 March 1594) was a Bulgarian Princess who was briefly **Queen Consort of Sicily** as the spouse of Frederick V, who had seized the throne from the rightful successor Alicia de Sicilia. Irene was the daughter of Irene of Sicily, Empress of Bulgaria, formally named Constanza de Sicilia, who was Alicia's aunt.
Elizabeth Dersingham

**Elizabeth of Ingoldisthorpe** (24 June 1503 - 4 May 1547), also known as **Elizabeth Dersingham**, was a merchant's daughter who married Joel of Genovia and became Princess of Genovia. She came from the noble merchant family of Dersingham, who owned neighbouring villages Ingoldisthorpe and Dersingham.

## Early Life

Elizabeth Maud Dersingham was born on 24 June 1503 in Ingoldisthorpe, a village in the East of England. Elizabeth's family were famous merchants who had worked for several monarchs, the most recent being Rosaline I of England. However, when Henry VII took the throne he had refused to work closely with the Dersingham's like his Yorkist Predecessors. His wife, Anne of Brittany, would often go to Dersingham to work with Elizabeth's family and was one of her godmothers. Anne became the patron of both the villages of Dersingham and Ingoldisthorpe.
Sancha of Austria and Genovia

**Sancha of Spain** (or **Sancha of Austria and Genovia**; 25 May 1543 - 6 March 1589) was briefly **Queen Consort of Bohemia** following her marriage to Louis III of Bohemia and his brief accession during the War for the Hungarian Crown. She was the second-youngest and fourth daughter of Charles V and Anna II of Genovia.

## Early Life

Sancha was born in Relante, Genovia in 1543. She had 4 sisters: Joanna, Isabella, Blanche and Evelaria. She had four half-siblings Richard, Constance, Anne and Isadora

## Marriage and Queen

In 1556, the War for the Hungarian Crown was occurring between John Zápolya and Ferdinand I of Austria. At this stage, the infant John Sigismund Zápolya had ascended the Throne of Hungary upon the death of John, and in 1554 the Lords of Hungary had forced him to marry Evelaria of Austria, Sancha's sister. There was now another major player in the war, the son of Louis II of Hungary, Louis III of Bohemia. To make his claim stronger, he requested Sancha's hand, to which she accepted, and the two were married in Relante, Genovia on 26 January 1556. One day later, the Lords of Bohemia declared Ferdinand deposed and instated Louis as King of Bohemia.

Louis also received the Kingdom of Hungary, but refused it. Queen Sancha of Bohemia then met up with her sister, Queen Evelaria of Hungary, in Buda on 4 March 1556. The two became close during their queenships.
Anne of Genovia

Anne of Genovia, Duchess of Orléans by an unknown artist.

**Anne of Genovia** (26 July 1522 - 26 March 1558) was **Duchess of Orléans**, **Duchess of Angoulême** and **Duchess of Bourbon** as the wife of Charles II, who she married secretly. She was also titular **Duchess of Caligra** from 1539 to 1544. She was the sister of an Empress, Queen and King. Although she didn't accomplish much, Anne established marrying for love in Genovia, as much of the marriages of nobles were to other nobles for alliances.

## Early Life

Anne was born on 26 July 1522 to Anna, Princess of Relante and Ferdinand, Prince of Relante. In 1524, her mother had her marriage to Ferdinand annulled and Anne never saw her father ever again. She was educated at the *Royal Relante Cathedral School*. Anne also had massive influence on the upbringing of her sister Isadora. As the third youngest child of Anna, Anne wasn't expected to inherit many things and she was expected to gain lands through marriage. In 1524, her uncle Frederick became Frederick IV of Sicily and her mother was evaluated to the rank of Princess of Genovia. Anne was now fourth-in-line to the Genovian Throne.

## Marriage

In 1538, Anne was heard to be of age to marry. Since the young princess was third in-line to the Genovian Throne, she didn't attract many suitors. This pleased Anne, who ideally didn't like the idea of marrying. Firstly, she was betrothed to her cousin-in-law Ferdinand, however Anne herself disliked the idea of marrying for alliances. In July 1539, Anna II of Genovia travelled to France and took Anne with her. There Anne met the 15 year-old Duke of Orléans, Charles. The two reportedly fell in love with each other upon first glance. Following Anne's departure from France, Charles came with her, where the two married in secret on 4 August 1539 without the King of France nor the Queen of Genovia knowing. Anne was most likely following in the footsteps of her late aunt Clarissa of Genovia, who married a Savoyard commoner in secret. Upon her secret marriage, Anne became Duchess of Orléans. The secret marriage caused confusion when the Treaty of Crépy was signed in 1544. Since Anne's mother Anna was Holy Roman Empress, she dragged Genovia into signing the treaty alongside France and Austria. During negotiations, Charles declared he was married to Anne and refused the brides offered by Charles V. Charles V was still however happy that the Duke married one of his stepdaughters, and consented to the marriage. When Charles died in 1545, Anne was in so much grief she refused to leave her bedroom and made sanctuary in the palace in Heralistle.
Pandora III of Genovia

Queen Pandora III of Genovia in mourning for her father in 1642.

**Pandora III** (26 November 1616 - 23 August 1660) was Queen of Genovia from 1641 to 1660. She excerised incredible influence over her younger sisters and children, something she gained from her mother Aviana of Genovia. She was the eldest daughter of Philip II of Genovia and Aviana Maria.

## Early Life

Pandoriana of Genovia was born in 1616 to Philip II of Genovia and Aviana of Genovia. Philip was only Prince of Genovia at that time. She had five siblings: Valentina, Princess of Relante, Edward, Prince of Genovia, Octavia of Genovia, Eleonora of Genovia and Yvie of Genovia. Pandora and her sisters were heavily influenced by Aviana Maria, who made sure they were brought up as educated Catholics.

Pandora, like her sisters, was educated at the Royal Relante Cathedral School. She was placed in Florbit House and graduated with Top and Royal Honours, which was not bad for a Genovian Princess. Her sisters Eleonora of Genovia and Octavia of Genovia however graduated with Full Top and Royal Extended Honours.

## The Pact of 1630

Pandora was still Princess of Relante when the Pact of 1630 was established by her father. This pact effectively stripped her brother Edward of the title Prince of Genovia and removed him from the line of succession. Later Edward would also be stripped of his 'of Genovia' style, and would become Edward Madaste. Pandora was granted the title Princess of Genovia, with her sister Valentina of Genovia becoming Princess of Relante. Edward started revolting against his elder sister, but these revolts were crushed. Edward was executed in 1642 by Pandora.
Anna of Sicily

Infanta Anna of Sicily from the libro de monarcas sicilianos, 1672

Infanta **Anna of Sicily, Duchess of Heralistle** (26 November 1541 - 3 January 1589) was a **Sicilian Infanta** and **Duchess of Heralistle**  as the spouse of Alexander VII.

## Early Life

Anna was born in Catania to Frederick IV of Sicily and his second wife Isadora OF Genovia. Anna's siblings were Beatrice, Eleanor and Constance. Beatrice would die young whilst Eleanor would become Queen of Sicily and Constance would become Empress of Bulgaria. Anna was named after her parental aunt Anna II of Genovia, Holy Roman Empress.