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HelpRe: KUY Royal Congrats + Note
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DKing: (Don) Carmelo Alejandro Itzal Nicolas de Ramal
DQueen: (Doña) Aspasia Euphemia Madeleine Ysabel de Alilandano
Illegitimate Son: (Conde) Vasco Alessandro da Tavullia
DPrincess1: (Princesa) Aida Ginevra Madeleine Ariadne
From the Royal House of: Ramal
In the Kingdom of: Solandra
(Note: "Conde" simply is a Spanish transliteration of "Count". I am assuming that while Solandra uses the Spanish language, it's not a perfect Spain Expy. Ive added the Queen's House just to make naming their children easier - "Alilandano" simply means "alien, foreigner" in Esperanto. And if you know what, where, or why Tavullia is, bless you.)
Scandal in Solandra!
Don Carmelo and his wife Doña Aspasia have welcomed their first daughter last Sunday. The girl, titled Princesa Aida Ginevra Madeleine Ariadne de Ramal y Alilandano, but known simply as Infanta Aida. According to the royal spokesperson, Infanta Aida was born after a successful caesarean section following some complications resulting in the queen being unable to give birth herself.
Rumours spread, however, that Don Carmelo has had an illegitimate son from a previous relationship before either crowning or marriage! The illegitimate child's mother has recently been revealed to be Maria Immaculata, a woman from Tavullia in Italy. The child's presence was revealed when its mother sent him to Solandra with a message giving him to Don Carmelo for protection, dictating also that she (the mother) was dying of consumption.
The nation was shocked, but more so Don Carmelo and his wife Doña Aspasia. Everyone waited with bated breath, anticipating how the regents will respond to the situation. Surprisingly, Don Carmelo took the news relatively well and welcomed the boy as his own. The child's name was recently revealed to be Vasco Alessandro, named in part after the king. After a long discussion with his wife over matters, a decision was reached that the child will be under the king's wings, retitled Conde Vasco Alessandro da Tavullia, the first foreigner to be given a title by the royal family of Solandra. Some speculated as to why young Vasco was not given the royal surname, but the royal family kept silent on matters.
The mother of the child died soon after the boy's reintegration into the royal family. Maria Immaculata da Tavullia was awarded a grand funeral in her hometown, the fame of which had recently soared sky-high. Conde Vasco was greatly saddened by the news, but was slowly beginning to adapt to royal life. It has been officially decreed, though, that Vasco will never take position as Heir Apparent, unless the future, legitimate first son shall choose to give his position to his half-brother.
DQueen: (Doña) Aspasia Euphemia Madeleine Ysabel de Alilandano
Illegitimate Son: (Conde) Vasco Alessandro da Tavullia
DPrincess1: (Princesa) Aida Ginevra Madeleine Ariadne
From the Royal House of: Ramal
In the Kingdom of: Solandra
(Note: "Conde" simply is a Spanish transliteration of "Count". I am assuming that while Solandra uses the Spanish language, it's not a perfect Spain Expy. Ive added the Queen's House just to make naming their children easier - "Alilandano" simply means "alien, foreigner" in Esperanto. And if you know what, where, or why Tavullia is, bless you.)
Scandal in Solandra!
Don Carmelo and his wife Doña Aspasia have welcomed their first daughter last Sunday. The girl, titled Princesa Aida Ginevra Madeleine Ariadne de Ramal y Alilandano, but known simply as Infanta Aida. According to the royal spokesperson, Infanta Aida was born after a successful caesarean section following some complications resulting in the queen being unable to give birth herself.
Rumours spread, however, that Don Carmelo has had an illegitimate son from a previous relationship before either crowning or marriage! The illegitimate child's mother has recently been revealed to be Maria Immaculata, a woman from Tavullia in Italy. The child's presence was revealed when its mother sent him to Solandra with a message giving him to Don Carmelo for protection, dictating also that she (the mother) was dying of consumption.
The nation was shocked, but more so Don Carmelo and his wife Doña Aspasia. Everyone waited with bated breath, anticipating how the regents will respond to the situation. Surprisingly, Don Carmelo took the news relatively well and welcomed the boy as his own. The child's name was recently revealed to be Vasco Alessandro, named in part after the king. After a long discussion with his wife over matters, a decision was reached that the child will be under the king's wings, retitled Conde Vasco Alessandro da Tavullia, the first foreigner to be given a title by the royal family of Solandra. Some speculated as to why young Vasco was not given the royal surname, but the royal family kept silent on matters.
The mother of the child died soon after the boy's reintegration into the royal family. Maria Immaculata da Tavullia was awarded a grand funeral in her hometown, the fame of which had recently soared sky-high. Conde Vasco was greatly saddened by the news, but was slowly beginning to adapt to royal life. It has been officially decreed, though, that Vasco will never take position as Heir Apparent, unless the future, legitimate first son shall choose to give his position to his half-brother.
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