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HelpRe: Squint's Royal Congrats -- Round 3
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Genevieve
King Frederik IV has had a son and a daughter in the past five years. They join Crown Prince Fredereik and Princess Adelaide.
King: Frederik Augustus Leopold Constantine IV (35)
--Queen: Aurelia Margareta Theodora Isabel (deceased)
----Crown Prince: Frederik Augustus Leopold Constantine V (8)
----Princess: Adelaide Clementina Virginia Christabel (5)
----Prince: George Yannick Zedekiah Aurelius (3)
--Queen: Johanna Beatrix Fleur (24)
----Princess: Mariana Sylvia Matilda Josephine (nb)
Royal House: Viridian
Kingdom: Caragard
To everyone's great surprise, Queen Aurelia discovered she was expecting just 1 and a half years after Princess Adelaide was born and she was told she would never bear another child! Early in her pregnancy, however, she fell ill, and took to bed for the duration of her gestation. She lay in agony, but did not cry out, for fear of scaring her other children. Only good King Frederik could see in her eyes how very much pain she was in and he wept bitterly for his wife. In the final month of her pregnancy she grew increasingly ill and finally, she died. Doctors were unsure of the status of the baby, but the perform an emergent Caesarian section soon after the queen's death to see if the child had any hope of living. The king continued to weep, hopeless that the child could possibly live. He gasped as he heard the miraculous sound . . . the sound of a healthy baby crying! He looked a little blue in the face, but that soon resolved, and the children grew stronger and stronger. The kingdom bid farewell to Queen Aurelia, but was never quite the same.
A year later the king remarried at his advisers' coercion and the kingdom and the royal family, still troubled by the death of Queen Aurelia, half-heartedly welcomed Queen Johanna. She was neither as lovely or as charismatic or as compassionate as Queen Aurelia, although no one could find any huge deficit in her. She was just so plain, but all tried their best to love her. She and the king soon welcomed a child, a girl, and the king's other children were happy to have another little sister.
King Frederik IV has had a son and a daughter in the past five years. They join Crown Prince Fredereik and Princess Adelaide.
King: Frederik Augustus Leopold Constantine IV (35)
--Queen: Aurelia Margareta Theodora Isabel (deceased)
----Crown Prince: Frederik Augustus Leopold Constantine V (8)
----Princess: Adelaide Clementina Virginia Christabel (5)
----Prince: George Yannick Zedekiah Aurelius (3)
--Queen: Johanna Beatrix Fleur (24)
----Princess: Mariana Sylvia Matilda Josephine (nb)
Royal House: Viridian
Kingdom: Caragard
To everyone's great surprise, Queen Aurelia discovered she was expecting just 1 and a half years after Princess Adelaide was born and she was told she would never bear another child! Early in her pregnancy, however, she fell ill, and took to bed for the duration of her gestation. She lay in agony, but did not cry out, for fear of scaring her other children. Only good King Frederik could see in her eyes how very much pain she was in and he wept bitterly for his wife. In the final month of her pregnancy she grew increasingly ill and finally, she died. Doctors were unsure of the status of the baby, but the perform an emergent Caesarian section soon after the queen's death to see if the child had any hope of living. The king continued to weep, hopeless that the child could possibly live. He gasped as he heard the miraculous sound . . . the sound of a healthy baby crying! He looked a little blue in the face, but that soon resolved, and the children grew stronger and stronger. The kingdom bid farewell to Queen Aurelia, but was never quite the same.
A year later the king remarried at his advisers' coercion and the kingdom and the royal family, still troubled by the death of Queen Aurelia, half-heartedly welcomed Queen Johanna. She was neither as lovely or as charismatic or as compassionate as Queen Aurelia, although no one could find any huge deficit in her. She was just so plain, but all tried their best to love her. She and the king soon welcomed a child, a girl, and the king's other children were happy to have another little sister.
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