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HelpRe: KUY Royal Congrats Round 1 Sign-ups still welcome!
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UN: Aderyn Azula
Ruler: Adair Edward Alain Dimitri: His Majesty, King Adair of Highcourt(21)
Consort: Reya Luisella Amalie Marali: Her Majesty, Queen Reya of Highcourt and Quema(19)
-Princess1: Isalina "Isi" Marali Seela Elaine: Her Royal Highness, Princess Isi of Highcourt (nb)
Of the Royal House of Torrin, of the Kingdom of Highcourt.
Highcourt is overjoyed as Queen Reya gave birth to a princess. She was given the name of the late queen, Adair's mother, Isalina. But her parents have decided to call her Isi instead. One of her middle names honors her mother and her Quema heritage, the other two are of Highcourt.
King Adair, in a gesture of his happiness, declared her birthday to be a national holiday, where there would be no work and feasting for all. Every major city would receive food from the crown to have a feast in Princess Isi's honor.
Not even the gender of the princess was a problem. In both Quema and Highcourt, women can rule. Though it is common in Quema, it is less so in Highcourt, but the choice of the new heir is determined by the current King or Queen.
Ruler: Adair Edward Alain Dimitri: His Majesty, King Adair of Highcourt(21)
Consort: Reya Luisella Amalie Marali: Her Majesty, Queen Reya of Highcourt and Quema(19)
-Princess1: Isalina "Isi" Marali Seela Elaine: Her Royal Highness, Princess Isi of Highcourt (nb)
Of the Royal House of Torrin, of the Kingdom of Highcourt.
Highcourt is overjoyed as Queen Reya gave birth to a princess. She was given the name of the late queen, Adair's mother, Isalina. But her parents have decided to call her Isi instead. One of her middle names honors her mother and her Quema heritage, the other two are of Highcourt.
King Adair, in a gesture of his happiness, declared her birthday to be a national holiday, where there would be no work and feasting for all. Every major city would receive food from the crown to have a feast in Princess Isi's honor.
Not even the gender of the princess was a problem. In both Quema and Highcourt, women can rule. Though it is common in Quema, it is less so in Highcourt, but the choice of the new heir is determined by the current King or Queen.
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