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'''Marta I ''' (Marta Teresa Rosália Boatriz da Azulas da Luzela e Paretia; Born 9 August 1498) was the [[Monarch of Luzela|Queen]] of [[Luzela]] from 1419 to 1551, and later founder and [[Monarch of Paretia|Queen]] of [[Paretia]] from 1541 to 1552. She was born on August 9th 1498 into the [[House of Azulas]], Luzela's ruling family. Her father was king [[João II of Luzela|João II]] and Queen [[Boatriz|Boatriz the Catholic]]. She was the family's first born child, she had three other siblings, her brothers [[Cássio of Herança|Cássio]] and [[Lourenço]], and her sister [[Alba]].
'''Marta I ''' (Marta Teresa Rosália Boatriz da Azulas da Luzela e Paretia; Born 9 August 1498) was the [[Monarch of Luzela|Queen]] of [[Luzela]] from 1419 to 1551, and later founder and [[Monarch of Paretia|Queen]] of [[Paretia]] from 1541 to 1552. She was born on August 9th 1498 into the [[House of Azulas]], Luzela's ruling family. Her father was king [[João II of Luzela|João II]] and Queen [[Boatriz|Boatriz the Catholic]]. She was the family's first born child, she had three other siblings, her brothers [[Lourenço of Jardinagem|Lourenço]] and [[Cássio of Herança|Cássio]], and her sister [[Alba of Paretia|Alba]].
 
==Early Life==
[[File:La-demencia-de-Isabel-de-Portugal..jpg|200px|thumb|left|Marta(right) with her mother [[Boatriz the Catholic]], who suffered from dementia during much of her life]] Marta was born Marta Teresa Rosália Boatriz on 9 August 1498 to [[João II of Luzela|João II]] and [[Boatriz the Catholic]], she was the first born. She would grow up with three younger siblings, brothers [[Lourenço of Jardinagem|Lourenço]] and [[Cássio of Herança|Cássio]], and sister [[Alba of Paretia|Alba]].
 
Marta's mother suffered from {{wp|dementia}} during much of her childhood, who had episodes of her condition frequently, she was often kept away from public eye during much of her life during her husband and during Marta's rule.
 
Marta and her siblings were educated a great extent by their father, who, according to the ''Arquivo Real'', told them of the ambition of conquering and uniting the Paretia peninsula. [[Lourenço of Jardinagem|Lourenço]] died in a combat training accident at 15. They were educated extensively in politics, war stategy, and combat, which according to the Arquivo, were each eventually specialties of the other three siblings. Marta was said to be most talently skilled in politics the most, while her brother was said to be a master strategist and commander, and sister an excellent fighter.
 
In 1514 Marta had a child to an unknown father, [[Pio I|Pio]]. In 1519 her father would die and she according to the [[Decree of Azulas of 1516]] by her father, she would be given the throne.
 
In 1520 would marry [[Mateus of Coroa]], but, also under her father's decree, would continue her houses's line.
==Early rule==
[[File:Manifestación del rey don Enrique IV de Castilla al pueblo segoviano.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Coronation of Marta I in 1519]]
===Colonial expansion===
[[File:Eugène Devéria - Christophe Colomb à la cour.jpg|175px|thumb|left|Marta I meets with colonial and indegenous leaders from [[Belmonte]], 1522]]
==Conquest of Paretia==
===Moves onto Mausoterra===
===Early War===
===Defeat of Esmeira and Tosutonia===
===Unification===

Revision as of 06:23, 22 February 2022

Marta I
The Conqueror
IsabellaofCastile01.jpg
Portait of Marta I by Vespasian artist Antonio Fauliano
Queen of Paretia
Tenure20 July 1541 - 3 November 1552
Coronation20 July 1541
PredecessorPosition Established
SuccessorCássio of Herança
Queen of Luzela
Tenure16 May 1519 - 3 November 1552
Coronation16 May 1519
PredecessorJoão II
SuccessorCássio of Herança
Born9 August 1498
Died23 March 1552 (age 54)
SpouseMateus of Luzela
IssuePio I
Infanta Sara
Infanta Isabela
Full name
Marta Teresa Rosália Boatriz
Regnal name
Marta I
HouseAzulas
FatherJoão II
MotherBoatriz
ReligionSolarian Catholic Church
Military career
Allegiance Luzela (1516-1551)
Paretia(1541-1552)
Years of service1516-1552
RankCondestável

Marta I (Marta Teresa Rosália Boatriz da Azulas da Luzela e Paretia; Born 9 August 1498) was the Queen of Luzela from 1419 to 1551, and later founder and Queen of Paretia from 1541 to 1552. She was born on August 9th 1498 into the House of Azulas, Luzela's ruling family. Her father was king João II and Queen Boatriz the Catholic. She was the family's first born child, she had three other siblings, her brothers Lourenço and Cássio, and her sister Alba.

Early Life

Marta(right) with her mother Boatriz the Catholic, who suffered from dementia during much of her life

Marta was born Marta Teresa Rosália Boatriz on 9 August 1498 to João II and Boatriz the Catholic, she was the first born. She would grow up with three younger siblings, brothers Lourenço and Cássio, and sister Alba.

Marta's mother suffered from dementia during much of her childhood, who had episodes of her condition frequently, she was often kept away from public eye during much of her life during her husband and during Marta's rule.

Marta and her siblings were educated a great extent by their father, who, according to the Arquivo Real, told them of the ambition of conquering and uniting the Paretia peninsula. Lourenço died in a combat training accident at 15. They were educated extensively in politics, war stategy, and combat, which according to the Arquivo, were each eventually specialties of the other three siblings. Marta was said to be most talently skilled in politics the most, while her brother was said to be a master strategist and commander, and sister an excellent fighter.

In 1514 Marta had a child to an unknown father, Pio. In 1519 her father would die and she according to the Decree of Azulas of 1516 by her father, she would be given the throne.

In 1520 would marry Mateus of Coroa, but, also under her father's decree, would continue her houses's line.

Early rule

Coronation of Marta I in 1519

Colonial expansion

Marta I meets with colonial and indegenous leaders from Belmonte, 1522

Conquest of Paretia

Moves onto Mausoterra

Early War

Defeat of Esmeira and Tosutonia

Unification