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HelpRe: Nyx' Royal Congrats ▓▒░ Round 4 ░▒▓ Story now included.
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HRH The Kaiser: Heinrich Ferdinand Leopold Alexander Magnus, HRH the Kaiser Heinrich II (32)
HRH Kaiserin: Irene Sophia Alexandra Victoria of Dorest, HRH the Kaiserin Irene (26)
Crowned Prince1: Johan Ferdinand Rupert Sebastian Magnus (8)
Princess2: Sophie Wilhelmina Victoria (5)
Prince3: Manuel Christian Elias Philip Magnus (3)
Markgräfin4: Johanna Elisabeth Ludwiga(3)
Prince5: Waldemar Friedrich Ernst Alexander Magnus(nb)
Markgräfin6: Ulrike Maria Theresa (nb)
From the Royal House of von Salzwald
In the Kingdom of Kemberg
A time of mixed emotions has befallen the people of Kemberg. The royal couple have had to take in the daughters of Markgraf Ulrich-Waldemar & Markgrafin Maria-Ludwiga of Velbert. Maria-Ludwiga was the youngest daughter of Kaiser Heinrich's older half brother, the later Kaiser Johan IV. She was a stunting beauty and most popular with the people of the late Kaiser's seven daughters.
She was pursued by many suitors, including several heirs to thrones and at least one aged Monarch looking to produce an heir. Her heart however had belonged to Ulrich-Waldemar since she was a young teenage girl and he a dashing albeit much older cavalry officer in her father's army.
They married when she was 17 and he 35. After marriage Ulrich-Waldemar had retired from active duty and soon fathered his first daughter Johanna.
A few years later Heinrich had to deal with the uprising in the colonies and ask Urlich-Waldemar to return to duty to lead a loyalist brigade. He dutifully accepted and bid his newly pregnant wife farewell for the last time.
He died a national hero but the stress of his death caused Maria-Ludwiga to go into premature labour with there youngest child, Ulrike. Maria-Ludwiga caught an infection and died only a month after her daughter's birth.
Heinrich striken with guilt took in the youngest girls to be raised alongside his children, which now included another son, Prinz Waldemar Friedrich Ernst Alexander Magnus. He was so named after Ulrich-Waldemar, his grandfather the late Kaiser Friedrich II, Ernst after another hero of the colonial war, Count Ernst von Wilsdruff, Alexander after his parent's common ancestor, King Alexander VI of Saxeland and the traditional Magnus.
HRH Kaiserin: Irene Sophia Alexandra Victoria of Dorest, HRH the Kaiserin Irene (26)
Crowned Prince1: Johan Ferdinand Rupert Sebastian Magnus (8)
Princess2: Sophie Wilhelmina Victoria (5)
Prince3: Manuel Christian Elias Philip Magnus (3)
Markgräfin4: Johanna Elisabeth Ludwiga(3)
Prince5: Waldemar Friedrich Ernst Alexander Magnus(nb)
Markgräfin6: Ulrike Maria Theresa (nb)
From the Royal House of von Salzwald
In the Kingdom of Kemberg
A time of mixed emotions has befallen the people of Kemberg. The royal couple have had to take in the daughters of Markgraf Ulrich-Waldemar & Markgrafin Maria-Ludwiga of Velbert. Maria-Ludwiga was the youngest daughter of Kaiser Heinrich's older half brother, the later Kaiser Johan IV. She was a stunting beauty and most popular with the people of the late Kaiser's seven daughters.
She was pursued by many suitors, including several heirs to thrones and at least one aged Monarch looking to produce an heir. Her heart however had belonged to Ulrich-Waldemar since she was a young teenage girl and he a dashing albeit much older cavalry officer in her father's army.
They married when she was 17 and he 35. After marriage Ulrich-Waldemar had retired from active duty and soon fathered his first daughter Johanna.
A few years later Heinrich had to deal with the uprising in the colonies and ask Urlich-Waldemar to return to duty to lead a loyalist brigade. He dutifully accepted and bid his newly pregnant wife farewell for the last time.
He died a national hero but the stress of his death caused Maria-Ludwiga to go into premature labour with there youngest child, Ulrike. Maria-Ludwiga caught an infection and died only a month after her daughter's birth.
Heinrich striken with guilt took in the youngest girls to be raised alongside his children, which now included another son, Prinz Waldemar Friedrich Ernst Alexander Magnus. He was so named after Ulrich-Waldemar, his grandfather the late Kaiser Friedrich II, Ernst after another hero of the colonial war, Count Ernst von Wilsdruff, Alexander after his parent's common ancestor, King Alexander VI of Saxeland and the traditional Magnus.
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