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− | '''Princess Anne Caroline''' ([[High Imperial]]: Anna Carolina), also referred to as “Annie” by her closest relatives and friends, was the second daughter to Prince Philip, Duke of Crestfall and his wife Judith Helvets. She married the heir to the Pruvian Viscounty, Simon Casimir. Their union has produced one son as well as two daughters. | + | '''Princess Anne Caroline''' ([[High Imperial]]: Anna Carolina), also referred to as “Annie” by her closest relatives and friends, was the second daughter to Prince Philip, Duke of Crestfall and his wife Judith Helvets. She married the heir to the Pruvian Viscounty, Simon Casimir. Their union has produced one son as well as two daughters. Later in life, Anne Caroline was named the Duchess of Auvergne. |
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− | Upon her father's ascension to the Emperor of Oren, Princess Anne got more involved in court life. She was even selected as one of the five people that would bring the Emperor his pieces of regalia during his coronation. She was the person to offer [[Philip II, Holy Orenian Emperor|Philip | + | Upon her father's ascension to the Emperor of Oren, Princess Anne got more involved in court life. She was even selected as one of the five people that would bring the Emperor his pieces of regalia during his coronation. She was the person to offer [[Philip II, Holy Orenian Emperor|Philip II]] the laurel. |
A year and a half after the coronation, Anne was named the Duchess of Auvergne. | A year and a half after the coronation, Anne was named the Duchess of Auvergne. |
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Princess Anne Caroline (High Imperial: Anna Carolina), also referred to as “Annie” by her closest relatives and friends, was the second daughter to Prince Philip, Duke of Crestfall and his wife Judith Helvets. She married the heir to the Pruvian Viscounty, Simon Casimir. Their union has produced one son as well as two daughters. Later in life, Anne Caroline was named the Duchess of Auvergne.
Contents
Biography
Early life
Princess Anne Caroline was born on the 5th of Horen’s calling of the year 1789 of the First Age. Five years prior to her birth, her paternal grandmother Anne I and her paternal grandfather, Joseph II have ascended to the throne. Anne and the late Empress are said to have shared a close bond, from Anne Caroline’s birth to Anne I’s death. The princess shared a lot of her late grandmother’s features, starting from the typical Novellen nose to the unique shade of red hair.
In her early childhood, the young imperial was often seen following around multiple people she deemed important, one of them being the Empress herself, her father and multiple Imperial State Army soldiers. She reportedly was close to her older and younger sister, the Princesses Josephine Augusta of Crestfall and Helen Antonia of Crestfall.
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Her education was overseen by multiple court tutors - though one has been recorded to say that the princess was a rather slow and stubborn student. According to multiple sources, she would much rather spend her free time painting and climbing rooftops. Nevertheless, through hard work and dedication, she later became a licensed medic at the age of sixteen summers. She reportedly enjoyed hunting within the woods behind the Imperial Capital of Providence, spending most early mornings on horseback.
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Upon reaching the age of eighteen, she was wed to Simon Casimir of House Pruvia.
Later Life
Upon her father's ascension to the Emperor of Oren, Princess Anne got more involved in court life. She was even selected as one of the five people that would bring the Emperor his pieces of regalia during his coronation. She was the person to offer Philip II the laurel.
A year and a half after the coronation, Anne was named the Duchess of Auvergne.
Marriage
Anne Caroline and Simon Casimir rarely spent time together, especially in the later years of their marriage. It is said that the Crestfall was rather stubborn and hard to get along with. Despite such, Anne and Simon had three children with the oldest being Philip Michael Pruvia. She was said to have been a rather absent mother, spending around ten years sailing rather than performing her motherly and princessly duties. Such changed, however, once Anne Caroline had lost an eye in a fight with bandits. She was aging and decided it was time to settle down and serve the Empire.
The only child she is said to have doted on would be her oldest daughter, Anne Adelheid. Regardless of such, she was a doting grandmother to all of her grandchildren, despite scolding her children for making her a grandmother before she turned fifty.
Military Career
Anne Caroline enlisted into the Imperial State Army at the start of the Sedanite Rebellion and even made it up to the rank of Lieutenant for some time. However, after years of absence, she was demoted back to her previous rank.
"My comrades, my family, my life - all could be lost. But such is our life, a soldier's gamble. We either win - or we lose it all." - Anne of Crestfall, ca. 1818
Titles, Styles, and Honors
Titles and Styles
- 1789-1815 Her Imperial Highness, Princess Anne Caroline of Crestfall
- 1815-1837 Her Imperial Highness, Princess Anne Caroline of Crestfall, Viscountess-Consort of Provins
- 1829-1837 Her Imperial Highness, Princess Anne Caroline of Crestfall, Undersecretary of State for the Treasury
- 1837-Present Her Imperial Highness, Princess Anne Caroline of Oren, Viscountess-Consort of Provins
- 1837-Present Her Imperial Highness, Princess Anne of Oren, Undersecretary of State for the Treasury
- 1838-Present Her Imperial Highness, Princess Anne of Oren, Duchess of Auvergne
Issue
Name | Birth | Death | Marriage | |
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Philip Michael Pruvia | 1st of Tobias Bounty, 1810 | Alive | Claude Élisabeth of Savoy (m. 1835) | Firstborn child of Anne Caroline and Simon Casimir. He was named for Anne's and Simon's fathers. Heir to the viscounty of Pruvia. |
Anne Adelheid Pruvia | 14th of Horen's Calling 1812 | Alive | John Alexander d'Arkent, 1831 | Firstborn daughter of Anne Caroline and Simon Casimir. |
Anne Eleanore Pruvia | 9th of Owyn's Flame 1813 | Alive | Secondborn daughter of Anne Caroline and Simon Casimir. |
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