Difference between revisions of "Diane-Renée of Angoulême"
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Princess Diane of Angoulême was the first daughter of the reviled Empress-Mother, Cesarina Louise, and her first husband, Prince Benoît-Clément. She was the half-sister of Alexander II, Holy Orenian Emperor and a Banardian Princess by right of birth. She was renown for her artistic capabilities, having depicted an array of Orenian Noblewomen such as the Duchess-consort of Adria and the Duchess of Augustin, as well as the Queen-consort of Curonia.
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