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| − | |<span style="font-size:small;">'''Duchess-Consort of Adria''' | + | |<span style="font-size:small;">'''[[Duchess of Adria|Duchess-Consort of Adria]]''' |
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| <span style="font-size:small;">'''Predecessor''': ''Amelia of Burgandar'' | | <span style="font-size:small;">'''Predecessor''': ''Amelia of Burgandar'' | ||
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| − | | <span style="font-size:small;">'''Successor''': ''[[Emigliana Sofia of Napoliza | Emigliana di Montelliano]]'' | + | | <span style="font-size:small;">'''Successor''': ''[[Emigliana Sofia of Napoliza|Emigliana di Montelliano]]'' |
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| − | '''Princess Alexandria Horen''' (1656 - 1702) was the Duchess-Consort of Adria by her marriage to Ratibor I Carrion. She and her brother, [[Augustus I, Emperor of Man|Emperor Augustus I]], incited the Varoche affair which | + | '''Princess Alexandria Horen''' (1656 - 1702) was the Duchess-Consort of Adria by her marriage to Ratibor I Carrion. She and her brother, [[Augustus I, Emperor of Man|Emperor Augustus I]], incited the Varoche affair which publicly revealed them as the parents of two supposed Carrion children spawned from an incestuous affair. For many decades after her death, she was considered to be one of the most controversial women of history as a result of her relations with her brother. In 2 S.A., such relations were regarded by [[Viktoria of Metterden]], Queen Mother of Hanseti-Ruska, to be false after her own perusal of the information, which helped clear the princess' name in Haense, though the Varoche Affair is still regarded as a point of contention among historian circles, evidenced by some critics of Queen Viktoria's proclamation, and thus the truth remains highly disputed. |
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| − | | [[Paul II of Adria|Paul II, Duke of Adria]] || 1686 || | + | | [[Paul II of Adria|Paul II, Duke of Adria]] || 1686 || 1721 || [[Emigliana Sofia of Napoliza]] || Firstborn child to Augustus and Alexandria. Duke of Adria. |
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| − | | [[Valera of Adria|Valera, Grand Princess-Consort of Kusoraev]]|| 1686 || | + | | [[Valera of Adria|Valera, Grand Princess-Consort of Kusoraev]]|| 1686 || 1706 || [[Marius II of Haense]] || Secondborn child to Augustus and Alexandria. Crown Princess of Haense. |
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| − | | Boris Carrion-Tuvyic || 1692 || | + | | Boris Carrion-Tuvyic || 1692 || Deceased || Unknown || Firstborn child to Ratibor and Alexandria. |
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| − | | Mariya Carrion-Tuvyic || 1692 || | + | | Mariya Carrion-Tuvyic || 1692 || Deceased || Unwed || Secondborn child to Ratibor and Alexandria. |
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| − | | Fyodor Carrion-Tuvyic || 1692 || | + | | Fyodor Carrion-Tuvyic || 1692 || Deceased || Ingrid of Sarkoz || Thirdborn child to Ratibor and Alexandria. Father of [[Milena of Adria|Queen-Consort Milena of Adria]] |
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Princess Alexandria Horen (1656 - 1702) was the Duchess-Consort of Adria by her marriage to Ratibor I Carrion. She and her brother, Emperor Augustus I, incited the Varoche affair which publicly revealed them as the parents of two supposed Carrion children spawned from an incestuous affair. For many decades after her death, she was considered to be one of the most controversial women of history as a result of her relations with her brother. In 2 S.A., such relations were regarded by Viktoria of Metterden, Queen Mother of Hanseti-Ruska, to be false after her own perusal of the information, which helped clear the princess' name in Haense, though the Varoche Affair is still regarded as a point of contention among historian circles, evidenced by some critics of Queen Viktoria's proclamation, and thus the truth remains highly disputed.
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| Name | Birth | Death | Marriage | |
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| Paul II, Duke of Adria | 1686 | 1721 | Emigliana Sofia of Napoliza | Firstborn child to Augustus and Alexandria. Duke of Adria. |
| Valera, Grand Princess-Consort of Kusoraev | 1686 | 1706 | Marius II of Haense | Secondborn child to Augustus and Alexandria. Crown Princess of Haense. |
| Boris Carrion-Tuvyic | 1692 | Deceased | Unknown | Firstborn child to Ratibor and Alexandria. |
| Mariya Carrion-Tuvyic | 1692 | Deceased | Unwed | Secondborn child to Ratibor and Alexandria. |
| Fyodor Carrion-Tuvyic | 1692 | Deceased | Ingrid of Sarkoz | Thirdborn child to Ratibor and Alexandria. Father of Queen-Consort Milena of Adria |
