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John-Henry of Pruvia (2nd of Owyns' Flame 1703–present) was the head of the
House of Pruvia from [YEAR] until his abdication to his eldest daughter in 1753 and the incumbent
Prince of Pruvia. Following the death of his mother,
Elisabeth Maria Preussens, the young boy ascended as Count of Österland in 1718. He reigned as Count of Österland in the
Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska until his relocation to the direct vassal of the
Holy Orenian Empire in The Crownlands. At the request of the Lord Protector of Oren,
Adrian de Sarkozy, John-Henry returned to build him a luxurious palace in a reconstructed
Helena. For this monumental task he was rewarded with the titular
Principality of Pruvia. He abdicated his titles to his daughter,
Anna Maria, in 1753. Following the death of his daughter, Anna, John-Henry was said to have spiraled and became recluse and spent his time in Casa de Rafal reliving the memories made with his daughter in her youth. It was during this time, he designed one of the most glorious palaces time has ever seen, Augustine. In letter which have recently been recovered, the details of the Crown's finances and exchanges of assets between Wilhelmina Beatrix of Cathalon, and himself were uncovered. It is said that the wife of the Crown Prince of Oren at the time paid a large sum of money believed to be payment for the planning and construction of the Palace of Augustine. In the year of 1802, as the grounds of Casa de Rafal in the outskirts of the city of Shafei began their renovations, John-Henry Pruvia was sorting through records and their massive archives detailing the history of the Pruvian Legacy, when he came across an old trunk. In this trunk sat letters exchanged between
Elisabeth Maria Preussens and a man named "Joseph" detailing an affair between the pair, and putlining the true paternity of John-Henry's half brother, Alexander Joseph Jrent. These letters were swiftly made public, declaring the lines of Alexander Joseph Jrent, and his children as bastards. Today, the great man and mind who built the last two iterations of Imperial Palaces slowly fades in his stately home in the Shafei Province in the Aeldenic Empire.
Issue
| Name |
Birth |
Death |
Marriage |
Notes
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| Anna Maria Pruvia |
1729 |
1768 |
Cyrus Basrid |
Firstborn child and daughter of Prince John-Henry and Margarita of Marna, Baroness of Rafal; Princess of Pruvia.
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| Louisa Antonia Pruvia |
1732 |
1758 |
Lauritz Christiansen |
Secondborn daughter of Prince John-Henry and Margarita of Marna, Baroness of Rafal
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| Henry Louis Pruvia |
1734 |
Alive |
Unwed |
Firstborn son of Prince John-Henry and Margarita of Marna, Baroness of Rafal
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| Christina Margarita Pruvia |
1736 |
Alive |
Unwed |
Thirdborn daughter of Prince John-Henry and Margarita of Marna, Baroness of Rafal.
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| Philippa Adelheid Pruvia |
1748 |
Alive |
Unwed |
Fourthborn daughter of Prince John-Henry and Margarita of Marna, Baroness of Rafal.
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