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'''Vaenera of the Aurelii''' (Elder Nordic: ''ᚢᛇᚾᛖᚱᚨ ᚨᚢᚱᛖᛚᛁᚾᚾ'', Latin: ''Vaenera | '''Vaenera of the Aurelii''' (Elder Nordic: ''ᚢᛇᚾᛖᚱᚨ ᚨᚢᚱᛖᛚᛁᚾᚾ'', Latin: ''Vaenera Avrelia''), was an [[Arcani|Arcanus]] who later served ''Imperatrix'' of Ravenna in the [[Acrean Empire]], governing from 271 BCE until 230 BCE. | ||
Vaenera was the eldest daughter of Valarys Aurelius, a famed Ravennese General and one of the two original rulers of the Acrean Empire. Born in pre-Imperial Ravenna, Vaenera was raised for most of her life immersed in the world of higher nobility and politics. The standing of her family increased in 296 BCE after her father was named ''Imperator'', or Imperial Ruler, of Ravenna and its territories. | Vaenera was the eldest daughter of Valarys Aurelius, a famed Ravennese General and one of the two original rulers of the Acrean Empire. Born in pre-Imperial Ravenna, Vaenera was raised for most of her life immersed in the world of higher nobility and politics. The standing of her family increased in 296 BCE after her father was named ''Imperator'', or Imperial Ruler, of Ravenna and its territories. |
Revision as of 00:15, 5 November 2022
Vaenera Aurelia | |
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Imperatrix | |
Predecessor | Valarys Aurelius |
Successor | Aegaron Aurelius |
Born | 13 May 301 BCE Ravenna, Acrea |
Died | 24 November 230 BCE Arcanea, Acrea |
Særax Vithmiris | |
Religion | Valstígr |
Vaenera of the Aurelii (Elder Nordic: ᚢᛇᚾᛖᚱᚨ ᚨᚢᚱᛖᛚᛁᚾᚾ, Latin: Vaenera Avrelia), was an Arcanus who later served Imperatrix of Ravenna in the Acrean Empire, governing from 271 BCE until 230 BCE.
Vaenera was the eldest daughter of Valarys Aurelius, a famed Ravennese General and one of the two original rulers of the Acrean Empire. Born in pre-Imperial Ravenna, Vaenera was raised for most of her life immersed in the world of higher nobility and politics. The standing of her family increased in 296 BCE after her father was named Imperator, or Imperial Ruler, of Ravenna and its territories.