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'''Catherine of Oren''' ([[High Imperial]]: Catherine Anastasia), known more commonly as Catherine of Furnestock, was a princess, poet, and painter of the 19th century. She was born on the 12th of Harren's Folly, 1838 as the eldest daughter of [[Philip III, Holy Orenian Emperor]] and [[Anastasia I, Holy Orenian Empress]], thus making her by birthright, in line to inherit the title of [[List of Orenian Princess Imperials|Princess Imperial]]. Eventually, she'd go on to inherit the title in 1849 in the aftermath of the [[Aster Revolution]] and display said title throughout the reign of Philip III.  
 
'''Catherine of Oren''' ([[High Imperial]]: Catherine Anastasia), known more commonly as Catherine of Furnestock, was a princess, poet, and painter of the 19th century. She was born on the 12th of Harren's Folly, 1838 as the eldest daughter of [[Philip III, Holy Orenian Emperor]] and [[Anastasia I, Holy Orenian Empress]], thus making her by birthright, in line to inherit the title of [[List of Orenian Princess Imperials|Princess Imperial]]. Eventually, she'd go on to inherit the title in 1849 in the aftermath of the [[Aster Revolution]] and display said title throughout the reign of Philip III.  
  

Revision as of 15:19, 6 April 2022

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Catherine Anastasia
Princess Imperial
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Vice Chancellor of Oren
Tenure: 4th of Horen's Calling, 1865 - Present
Predecessor: Sir Henry Penton
Successor: Currently Held
Duchess of Westmarch
Tenure: 6th of Harren’s Folly, 1862 - Present
Predecessor: Stannis Staunton
Successor: Currently Held
Baroness-Consort of Pompourelia
Tenure: 1864 - Present
Predecessor: Demetriano Valentino d'Montelliano y Delatour
Successor: Currently Held
Born: 12th of Harren's Folly, 1838, Free City of Ulyssa., Duchy of Furnestock
Spouse: Joseph Clement de Sarkozy
House: Novellen
Father: Philip III, Holy Orenian Emperor
Mother: Anastasia I, Holy Orenian Empress

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Coat of Arms of Catherine, Princess Imperial

Catherine of Oren (High Imperial: Catherine Anastasia), known more commonly as Catherine of Furnestock, was a princess, poet, and painter of the 19th century. She was born on the 12th of Harren's Folly, 1838 as the eldest daughter of Philip III, Holy Orenian Emperor and Anastasia I, Holy Orenian Empress, thus making her by birthright, in line to inherit the title of Princess Imperial. Eventually, she'd go on to inherit the title in 1849 in the aftermath of the Aster Revolution and display said title throughout the reign of Philip III.

Early Life

Childhood

WIP

The Aster Revolution

The Return

WIP

Later Life

Astercalia

WIP

Issue

Name Birth Death Marriage Notes
Franz Arthur Sarkozic 1862 Alive Unwed Firstborn son of Joseph Sarkozic, Baron of Pompourelia and Catherine, Princess Imperial
Irena Helaine Sarkozic 1863 Alive Unwed Daughter of Joseph Sarkozic, Baron of Pompourelia and Catherine, Princess Imperial
Anastasia Odessa Sarkozic 1864 Alive Unwed Daughter of Joseph Sarkozic, Baron of Pompourelia and Catherine, Princess Imperial
Laurentina Victoria Sarkozic 1864 Alive Unwed Daughter of Joseph Sarkozic, Baron of Pompourelia and [[Catherine, Princess Imperial


Bibliography

Artwork

  • "Novellen" (1846)
  • "Comrades-at-Arms" (1846)
  • "The Gala" (1846)
  • "A Sister's Love" (1846)
  • "The Unseen Terror" (1846)
  • "A Seasonal Soiree"(1846)
  • "The Harpist" (1846)
  • "The Return" (1851)
  • "The Coronation" (1851)
  • "The Feast" (1851)
  • "The Fogs of Providence" (1851)
  • "The Tree at Moongate" (1851)
  • "Pathway" (1851)
  • "The Starlit Spire" (1859)
  • "The Lakeside" (1859)
  • "A Ship out of Water" (1859)
  • "Old Bones" (1859)
  • "The Oasis" (1859)

Ancestors