Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar

Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar
Born	Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II (1999-07-10) 10 July 1999 Melbourne-Haven, Jackson,West Phoenicia
Crown Prince Glenton Gryphon-Bush III Philopator
Full name Arsinoe Juno Angelique Gryphon-Bush II Philometar
House	House of Gryphon Bush
Father	Emperor Glenton Gryphon-Bush II
Mother	Queen Angelique De'Baroda
Religion	True Path  Faith

Princess Royal Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar (Mother-Loving) born on the 10th July 1999 is the second child of Emperor Glenton Gryphon-Bush II and his first wife Queen Angelique De'Baroda

Princess Royal Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar is second in line for the throne based on the current West Phoenician Line of Succession by birth, and next in line alongside her elder brother Crown Prince Glenton Gryphon-Bush III Philopator who she married in October 31st 2019 at the Spring Palace Chapel.

Early Life

Crown Princess Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II was born Melbourne-Haven, Jackson; West Phoenicia at the Imperial Palace; the same palace as his father Emperor Glenton Gryphon-Bush II and other members of the Royal family.

She was the firstborn daughter abd second child of Emperor Glenton Gryphon-Bush II and his first wife Queen Angelique Gryphon-Bush (nee De'Baroda).

She was baptised at the private chapel on the grounds of the Imperial Palace on 10th July 1998 by Most High Reverend Darius Mckay Spiritual leader of the True Path Faith.

Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II was born during the reign of her aunt Queen Aphrilis Sunbury-Bush, she lived with his parents at the Imperial Palace in Melbourne-Haven; Jackson and styled as a princess of West Phoenicia.

Queen Aphrilis Sunbury-Bush was fond of her newborn niece and while was officially a princess by birth she was also granted the newly created title of 1st Vicountess of Doll Valley;Savannah Grove.

During 2000 to 2010 Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar, her parents, her fathers second wife and siblings were placed under close watch and house arrest by Queen Jezebel Bush, another aunt, who had taken control of the throne and now ruled West Phoenicia after Queen Aphrilis had abdicated.

During the 5th West Phoenicia Civil War (2008-2010) all of the household and close friends were placed under house arrest with threats of death given if Thaddeus Gryphon invaded or if the family tried to flee. They were constantly required to pledge their loyalty to Queen Jezebel Bush, and family members spent time in prison being interrogated by Queen Jezebel Bush loyalists.

Personal Life

Like her brother-husband the princess has also represented West Phoenicia in the international sporting arena.

At the Games of the XI Olympiad hosted in Aeropag, Paripana, Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II was the official flag bearer. Many West Phoenician fans of the Olympics slammed the move to appoint the princess for the role, seeing as she was not a past athlete who usually held the honour of flag bearer.

Her entrance at the arena had tongues wagging over at the official West Phoenician Olympic News Channel.

Sources cited her grand entrance cost taxpayers over a million dollars. A newscaster for the Olympics Trey Devlin described the entrance as;

Princess Royal Arsinoe II Gryphon-Bush readied herself in traditional West Phoenicia royal garb. A gold diadem, diamond encrusted with a stunning outfit made from spun gold and silver and matching headdress. Atop of the pole with the crisp West Phoenicia flag was a solid gold Scorpion, a national symbol of West Phoenicia.

Standing regally behind her 6 of the best female dancers from Terpsichore College of Dance, in simple snow white flowing dresses, deadly nightshade the nation flower entwined in wreaths upon their heads. Each holding two sticks with white ribbons dipped in gold dust.

The entrance caused quite a stir among other nations at the over indulgences they went to for s simple entrance.

Her first official entry as an athlete began at the I Olympia Games held in Ilysea, Ilyseum. The princess was entered into the Chariot races under the Quadrigae event. There was some controversy surrounding her entry, chariot racing being a dangerous sport should not have been a sport a royal princess entered. However she pulled in a bronze for the natio with a time of 8:24.765. Narrowly missing the silver medal which finished on 8:24.746. For her courage in a dangerous sport members of the West Phoenician Feminist Party awarded her the medal of sporting excellence.

She appeared at the Games of the XII Olympiad which was hosted in Novonaya, Kelssek and Provinsk, Vekaiyu. She acted once again as the official flag bearer. At these games, she stood upon a chariot resembling a living goddess in a long flowing dress of light purple adorned with emeralds and sapphires, a diamond encrusted diadem upon her carefully braided hair. Which led many to believe she was a goddess incarnate.

The princess was again selected as flag bearer for the Games of the XII Olympiad hosted in Republica, Free Republics. The princess has stated to the West Phoenician media this would be her last time acting as flag bearer. She was again criticised by the media for holding the flag bearer status without actually being an athlete for the Summer Games delegation, Many felt she was chosen again due to the Gryphon-Bush Royal family heavily funding the West Phoenician delegation to appear at these games.

Marriage

Princess Royal Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar married her husband and full blood brother Crown Prince Glenton Gryphon-Bush III Philopater on October 31st 2019 at the Spring Palace Chapel. They were married by True Path Spiritual leader Pontifex Angelika I Deo Deuotus.

The marriage caused quite a controversy in West Phoenicia as Emperor Glenton Gryphon-Bush II had returned to the West Phoenician royal tradition of marrying siblings which dates back over 300 years.

Titles, Styles and Honours

1999-2010- Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II; Princess of West Phoenicia.

1999- Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II; 1 Viscountess of Doll Valley.

2010- Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar; Crown Princess of West Phoenicia.

Honours

• West Phoenicia: West Phoenician Feminist Party Medal of Sporting Excellence

Ancestry

Ancestors of Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar
4. Emperor Thaddeus Bush 2. Emperor Glenton Gryphon-Bush II 5. Queen Juno Bush 1. Crown Princess Arsinoe Gryphon-Bush II Philometar 6. Emperor Niclas Gryphon 3. Queen Angelique De'Baroda 7. Empress Guinevere Gryphon