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'''Aleriel Saelihn Raqoiuniel Amador''' (1020 BC - present) is an Amadorian politician and Crown Royal of [[Tiami|the Kingdom of Amador]], serving as the First Princess and heir to the Eternal Throne. She has served in her position as heir to the House of Amador since her birth, and as the Crown Royal since 982 BCE upon the ascension of her mother, [[Maeralya Amador]] to the Eternal Throne. Raised from birth one day inherit the throne within her family, Aleriel is a prominent member of her family. She attended [[Ifa Serine University]] in her youth before joining politics. Known for the monotone, yet surprising charisma, the Crown Royal is considered the face of the the [[Royal House of Amador|House of Amador]]. | '''Aleriel Saelihn Raqoiuniel Amador''' (1020 BC - present) is an Amadorian politician and Crown Royal of [[Tiami|the Kingdom of Amador]], serving as the First Princess and heir to the Eternal Throne. She has served in her position as heir to the House of Amador since her birth, and as the Crown Royal since 982 BCE upon the ascension of her mother, [[Maeralya Amador]] to the Eternal Throne. Raised from birth to one day inherit the throne within her family, Aleriel is a prominent member of her family and the chief political and diplomatic assosiate in the nation. She attended [[Ifa Serine University]] in her youth before joining politics. Known for the monotone, yet surprising charisma, the Crown Royal is considered the face of the the [[Royal House of Amador|House of Amador]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:20, 10 August 2024
Aleriel Amador | |
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 Official Portrait, c. 1983 | |
| 2nd Crown Royal of Amador Her Royal Highness | |
| Assumed office March 20, 982 BCE | |
| Preceded by | Maeralya Amador |
| Succeeded by | Hypario Davalur-Amador |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Aleriel Saelihn Raqoiuniel Amador c. 1020 BCE (3,004) Ifa Serine, Amador |
| Spouse | Elduin Davalur (m. 1536) |
| Children | |
| Parents | |
| Relatives | Korenaen Royal family |
| Residence | Glymerhall Palace |
| Nickname | Arys |
Aleriel Saelihn Raqoiuniel Amador (1020 BC - present) is an Amadorian politician and Crown Royal of the Kingdom of Amador, serving as the First Princess and heir to the Eternal Throne. She has served in her position as heir to the House of Amador since her birth, and as the Crown Royal since 982 BCE upon the ascension of her mother, Maeralya Amador to the Eternal Throne. Raised from birth to one day inherit the throne within her family, Aleriel is a prominent member of her family and the chief political and diplomatic assosiate in the nation. She attended Ifa Serine University in her youth before joining politics. Known for the monotone, yet surprising charisma, the Crown Royal is considered the face of the the House of Amador.
Early Life and Career
Birth and Early Years
Military Career
Political Career
Role as Crown Royal
Personal Life
Marriage
Aleriel married Elduin Davalur in 1536 CE following a lengthy courtship over ten years. The two are known for their kindred closeness and are known to take getaways to the Glypheral Mountains when there is downtime. Her husband, Elduin, is titled as the Prince Consort, and will inherit the title of King Consort upon Aleriel's ascension to the Eternal Throne.
Aleriel was previously engaged to be wedded to Lorhis Reyhine Fansadoral until the early 1300s CE following the prince's untimely disappearance and assumed death.