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Auralia came from a family of peasants who could barely afford to keep their ranch, and always seemed to accumulate an ever-growing debt. She was finally sold to an Orenian nobleman by her parents at the age of seven to pay off the enormous debt that they owed. Feeling resentment towards her family, despair, and anger, there was little for her to do but accept her fate. | Auralia came from a family of peasants who could barely afford to keep their ranch, and always seemed to accumulate an ever-growing debt. She was finally sold to an Orenian nobleman by her parents at the age of seven to pay off the enormous debt that they owed. Feeling resentment towards her family, despair, and anger, there was little for her to do but accept her fate. | ||
| − | Her first few months under the ownership of this nobleman were very rough, and she had to face beatings and lashings for poor | + | Her first few months under the ownership of this nobleman were very rough, and she had to face beatings and lashings for poor judgement and performance in her duties. |
She was then sold to a new owner, who was kind and gentle to her and treated her not as property, but as a daughter. She stayed with this particular owner for eight years, before the owner's wife sold her again. | She was then sold to a new owner, who was kind and gentle to her and treated her not as property, but as a daughter. She stayed with this particular owner for eight years, before the owner's wife sold her again. | ||
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Auralia de Hartcold (1619–Present) is the Queen-consort of Adylith as the spouse of King Thomas I of Adylith, from their marriage in 1642 to present day.
Biography
Auralia came from a family of peasants who could barely afford to keep their ranch, and always seemed to accumulate an ever-growing debt. She was finally sold to an Orenian nobleman by her parents at the age of seven to pay off the enormous debt that they owed. Feeling resentment towards her family, despair, and anger, there was little for her to do but accept her fate.
Her first few months under the ownership of this nobleman were very rough, and she had to face beatings and lashings for poor judgement and performance in her duties.
She was then sold to a new owner, who was kind and gentle to her and treated her not as property, but as a daughter. She stayed with this particular owner for eight years, before the owner's wife sold her again.
She found herself under the ownership of Makashima Draskovits, who freed her later on after the Duchy of Curon retook Aleksandria from the Kingdom of Santegia.
Issue
| Name | Birth | Death | Marriage | Notes |
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| Princess Theresa de Hartcold | 1644 | Alive | Unmarried | Firstborn child of Thomas and Auralia de Hartcold |
| Prince James de Hartcold | 1648 | Alive | Unmarried | Firstborn son of Thomas and Auralia. Heir to the Kingdom of Adylith
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