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− | '''Princess Ester Rose''' ( | + | '''Princess Ester Rose''' (1710–1745) was a dynast of the House Devereux, and therefore a Princess of Curonia as the daughter of King Jarrack I and his consort, Princess Katharyna of Alban; in her youth, she was consequently made the Princess-Royal of Avalain. The princess was once promised to [[John VII, Holy Orenian Emperor|Emperor John VII of Oren]] before his untimely disappearance. |
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+ | By marriage to the Prince of Rubern, [[Vladrick I, Prince of Rubern|Vladrick I]], she became a premier Princess-consort of the era. After a plot devised by the [[Lorena of Augustin | Holy Orenian Empress]], she became Governor-General of her homeland from 1741 onwards under the minority of her absent cousin, Wilhelm, solidifying the divide that'd later exist between herself and her son [[Marius I of Rubern]]. | ||
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− | | [[Prince Marius Stiboricz]] || 6th of Harren's Folly, 1732 || | + | | [[Prince Marius Stiboricz]] || 6th of Harren's Folly, 1732 || Deceased || Unwed || Firstborn son to Prince Vladrick and Ester, heir to Rubern. |
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− | | [[Anabel of Rubern|Princess Anabel Aleksandra]] || 6th of Harren's Folly, 1732 || | + | | [[Anabel of Rubern|Princess Anabel Aleksandra]] || 6th of Harren's Folly, 1732 || Deceased || Unwed || Firstborn daughter to Prince Vladrick and Ester, twin to Marius. Later Princess-Regent of Rubern. |
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− | | [[Aleksandra Mariya of Rubern|Princess Aleksandra Mariya]] || 4th of Sigismund's End, 1735 || | + | | [[Aleksandra Mariya of Rubern|Princess Aleksandra Mariya]] || 4th of Sigismund's End, 1735 || 9th of the Amber Cold, 1760 || Alaric Leopold, Count of Nenzing || Thirdborn child to Prince Vladrick and Ester, twin to Kazimar. Writer of the renowned ''To My Homeland'' during the [[Rubern War]]. |
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− | | Prince Kazimar Pierce || 4th of Sigismund's End, 1735 || | + | | Prince Kazimar Pierce || 4th of Sigismund's End, 1735 || Deceased || Unwed || Fourth-born child to Prince Vladrick and Ester, twin to Aleksandra |
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Princess Ester Rose (1710–1745) was a dynast of the House Devereux, and therefore a Princess of Curonia as the daughter of King Jarrack I and his consort, Princess Katharyna of Alban; in her youth, she was consequently made the Princess-Royal of Avalain. The princess was once promised to Emperor John VII of Oren before his untimely disappearance.
By marriage to the Prince of Rubern, Vladrick I, she became a premier Princess-consort of the era. After a plot devised by the Holy Orenian Empress, she became Governor-General of her homeland from 1741 onwards under the minority of her absent cousin, Wilhelm, solidifying the divide that'd later exist between herself and her son Marius I of Rubern.
Issue
Name | Birth | Death | Marriage | |
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Prince Marius Stiboricz | 6th of Harren's Folly, 1732 | Deceased | Unwed | Firstborn son to Prince Vladrick and Ester, heir to Rubern. |
Princess Anabel Aleksandra | 6th of Harren's Folly, 1732 | Deceased | Unwed | Firstborn daughter to Prince Vladrick and Ester, twin to Marius. Later Princess-Regent of Rubern. |
Princess Aleksandra Mariya | 4th of Sigismund's End, 1735 | 9th of the Amber Cold, 1760 | Alaric Leopold, Count of Nenzing | Thirdborn child to Prince Vladrick and Ester, twin to Kazimar. Writer of the renowned To My Homeland during the Rubern War. |
Prince Kazimar Pierce | 4th of Sigismund's End, 1735 | Deceased | Unwed | Fourth-born child to Prince Vladrick and Ester, twin to Aleksandra |
Titles, Styles, and Honors
Titles and Styles
- 1710–Present: Her Royal Highness, the Princess-Royal of Avalain
- 1730-1740: Her Serene Highness the Princess of Rubern
- 1740–Present: Her Serene Highness Princess Ester of Rubern
- 1741–Present: Her Excellency the Regent of Curonia