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| name                = Margarita Pinaria
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| title                = [[Monarchy of Perateia|Sebastokratorissa]]
| title                = [[Monarchy of Perateia|Despotissa]]
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| caption              = Portrait of Margarita Pinaria, 2019
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| succession  = [[List of Aretian consorts|Queen consort of Aretias]]
| succession  = [[List of Aretian consorts|Queen consort of Aretias]]
| reign        = 2 October 2015 – present
| reign        = 2 October 2015 – 19 August 2019
| coronation  = 9 January 2016
| coronation  = 9 January 2016
| reign-type  = Tenure
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|{{marriage|[[Dionysios of Perateia]]|11 July 2009|26 May 2011|end={{abbr|d.|died}}}}
|{{marriage|[[Dionysios Byzennios]]|11 July 2009|26 May 2011|end={{abbr|d.|died}}}}
|{{marriage|[[Basil IV of Aretias]]|25 June 2013}}
|{{marriage|[[Basil IV of Aretias]]|25 June 2013|19 August 2019|end={{abbr|div.|divorced}}}}
|{{marriage|[[Valens Arelatus]]|8 January 2021}}
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|[[#Issue|Prince Andreas of Perateia]] <!--9 Jan 2010-->
|[[Andreas Byzennios]] <!--9 Jan 2010-->
|[[#Issue|Prince Dionysios of Perateia]] <!--Feb 2012-->
|[[Dionysios Byzennios]] <!--Feb 2012-->
|[[Zenobia of Aretias|Zenobia, Crown Princess of Aretias]] <!--30 Oct 2014-->
|[[Zenobia of Aretias|Princess Zenobia of Aretias]] <!--30 Oct 2014-->
|[[#Issue|Princess Beatrice of Aretias]] <!--12 October 2016 birth name Basilia-->
|[[Princess Beatrice of Aretias]] <!--12 October 2016 birth name Basilia-->
|[[#Issue|Princess Constantia of Aretias]] <!--5 January 2018-->
|[[Princess Constantia of Aretias]] <!--5 January 2018-->
|[[Jacobus Arelatus]] <!--14 August 2021-->
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| house                = [[Pinaria family|Pinaria]]
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| father              = [[Michael Pinarius (born 1962)|Michael Pinarius]]
| father              = [[Michael Pinarius (born 1962)|Michael Pinarius]]
| mother              = [[Lucille of Turenne]]
| mother              = [[Lucilla Claudia]]
| birth_date          = {{birth date and age|1989|12|10|df=y}}
| birth_date          = {{birth date and age|1989|12|10|df=y}}
| birth_place          = [[Cularo]], [[Latium]]
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'''Margarita Pinaria''' (''Margarita Pinaria Natta Sarantena Isabella Maria''; b. 10 December 1989), less frequently referred to as '''Margarita of Cularo''', is a [[Latium|Latin]] noblewoman of the [[Pinaria family]], who is currently Queen consort of Aretias. Margarita became [[Monarchy of Aretias#Title of the heir apparent|Crown Princess of Aretias]] and Sebastokratorissa upon her marriage to the future [[Basil IV of Aretias]] in 2013. She became [[List of Aretian consorts|Queen consort of Aretias]] following Basil's ascension to the throne in September 2014. Prior to her marriage to Basil IV, Margarita was married to [[Dionysios of Perateia|Prince Dionysios of Perateia]], with whom she had two sons.
'''Margarita Pinaria''' (''Margarita Pinaria Natta Sarantena Isabella Maria''; b. 10 December 1989), less frequently referred to as '''Margarita of Cularo''', is a [[Latium|Latin]] noblewoman of the [[Pinaria family]]. She was Queen consort of Aretias from 2015 until 2019. Margarita became [[Monarchy of Aretias#Title of the heir apparent|Crown Princess of Aretias]] and Sebastokratorissa upon her marriage to the future [[Basil IV of Aretias]] in 2013. She became [[List of Aretian consorts|Queen consort of Aretias]] following Basil's ascension to the throne in September 2014. Margarita and Basil divorced in 2019. Prior to her marriage to Basil IV, Margarita was married to [[Dionysios Byzennios|Prince Dionysios Byzennios]], with whom she had two sons. In 2021, Margarita married a third time to [[Valens Arelatus]].
==Early life and education==
==Early life and education==
Margarita Pinaria Martiana Isabella Maria was born at Palatium Cularo, in Cularo, on 10 December 1989, to Latin nobleman [[Michael Pinarius (born 1961)|Michael Pinarius]] and [[Lucille of Turenne|Princess Lucille of Turenne]]. Margarita was the couple's oldest daughter and third child. She has two older brothers, [[Alexius Pinarius|Alexius]] and [[Sergius Pinarius|Sergius]], and two younger sisters [[Gabriella Pinaria|Gabriella]] and [[Gregoria Pinaria|Gregoria]]. Margarita was baptized into the [[Imperial Latin Church|Imperial Church]] by Auxiliary Bishop of Ravenna Silvanus Potitus. She was named Margarita for her ancestors [[Margaret of Audonia|Margaret I, Holy Audonian Empress]] and [[Margaret I, Elecrtress of Turenne]]; and Martiana for her grandmother's family. Her baptismal names are Isabella for her maternal great-grandmother [[Elisabeth of Nyrundy]] and Maria for her paternal great-grandmother [[Maria of Keld]]. She was given the additional name of Sarantena for her maternal grandmother's family. Her godparents are [[Stephania Pinaria]] (her father's sister); [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Jacobus, Prince of Youth]] (Stephania's husband); [[Raymond, Duke of Chamonix]] (her mother's brother); and [[Louise of Rahdenburg-Neuenburg]] (Raymond’s wife).
Margarita Pinaria Martiana Isabella Maria was born at Palatium Cularo, in Cularo, on 10 December 1989, to Latin nobleman [[Michael Pinarius (born 1961)|Michael Pinarius]] and [[Lucilla Claudia]]. Margarita was the couple's oldest daughter and third child. She has two older brothers, [[Alexius Pinarius|Alexius]] and [[Sergius Pinarius|Sergius]], and two younger sisters [[Gabriella Pinaria|Gabriella]] and [[Gregoria Pinaria|Gregoria]]. Margarita was baptized into the [[Imperial Latin Church|Imperial Church]] by Auxiliary Bishop of Ravenna Silvanus Potitus. She was named Margarita for her ancestors [[Margaret of Audonia|Margaret I, Holy Audonian Empress]]; and Martiana for her grandmother's family. Her baptismal names are Isabella for her maternal great-grandmother [[Elisabeth of Nyrundy]] and Maria for her paternal great-grandmother [[Maria of Keld]]. She was given the additional name of Sarantena for her maternal grandmother's family. Her godparents are [[Stephania Pinaria]] (her father's sister); [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Jacobus, Prince of Youth]] (Stephania's husband); [[Marius Claudius]] (her mother's brother); and [[TBD]] (Marius’ wife).


Margarita was first formally presented to the imperial court of Empress [[Diana I Anicia]] and Emperor [[Leo X Claudius]] at the age of three. Despite regularly visiting [[Castellum]] to see extended family, Margarita did not move to the capital until the age of 9 when her family took up residence at Collidomus<!--hill house-->, an aristocratic townhouse owned by the Pinaria family. Her family relocated to Castellum in 1999 when father was elected to the [[Senate of Latium|Senate]] and her grandfather was appointed [[Master of Offices]] by the newly ascended sole emperor [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] the following year. As a child, Margarita and her family traveled to visit extended family frequently, including her cousins in [[Garza]] and [[Garima]]. Her family regularly vacationed near the city of Mariana, [[Imbros]].
Margarita was first formally presented to the imperial court of Empress [[Diana I Anicia]] and Emperor [[Leo X Claudius]] at the age of three. Despite regularly visiting [[Castellum]] to see extended family, Margarita did not move to the capital until the age of 9 when her family took up residence at Collidomus<!--hill house-->, an aristocratic townhouse owned by the Pinaria family. Her family relocated to Castellum in 1999 when father was elected to the [[Senate of Latium|Senate]] and her grandfather was appointed [[Master of Offices]] by the newly ascended sole emperor [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] the following year. As a child, Margarita and her family traveled to visit extended family frequently, including her cousins in [[Garza]]. Her family regularly vacationed near the city of Mariana, [[Imbros]].


She continued her education in Castellum at [[Castellum#Education|Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis]], where she was classmates with nobility and royalty such as her cousin [[Maria of Latium|Princess Maria]], [[Maria of Garza]], and [[Antonia Antistia]]. She reportedly struggled at school and was also instructed by a number of private tutors. Margarita was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 9. Later she earned her [[wikipedia:Baccalauréat|bac]] from Caelimontium-Saint Sophia Ladies College in 2007.
She continued her education in Castellum at [[Castellum#Education|Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis]], where she was classmates with nobility and royalty such as her cousin [[Maria of Latium|Princess Maria]], [[Maria of Garza]], and [[Antonia Antistia]]. She reportedly struggled at school and was also instructed by a number of private tutors. Margarita was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 9. Later she earned her [[wikipedia:Baccalauréat|bac]] from Caelimontium-Saint Sophia Ladies College in 2007.


Margarita enrolled at [[University of Castellum Iohannes XIII#Constituent colleges|Alba College, Castellum]] in fall 2007 and did not take a gap year. During the summer leading into her first year of university, Margarita traveled extensively and visited [[Ostrozava]], [[Alanahr]], [[Kembesa]], [[Vardana]] all within a month. She also spent two weeks in [[Perateia]] with her future first husband Dionysios of Perateia.
Margarita enrolled at [[University of Castellum Iohannes XIII#Constituent colleges|Alba College, Castellum]] in fall 2007 and did not take a gap year. During the summer leading into her first year of university, Margarita traveled extensively and visited [[Ostrozava]], [[Alanahr]], [[Kembesa]], [[Vardana]] all within a month. She also spent two weeks in [[Perateia]] with her future first husband Dionysios Byzennios.


In 2012, Margarita earned a degree in  Theater, Dance, & Media, also taking courses in Film and Visual Studies. While at Alba College, she participated in Theater Club, and participated in numerous productions, including Cruenta Maria<!--Bloody Maria--> and Pavor<!--Fear-->.
In 2012, Margarita earned a degree in  Theater, Dance, & Media, also taking courses in Film and Visual Studies. While at Alba College, she participated in Theater Club, and participated in numerous productions, including Cruenta Maria<!--Bloody Maria--> and Pavor<!--Fear-->.
==Marriage to Dionysios of Perateia==
On 10 August 2009, at 19 years old, she married Dionysios of Perateia who at the time was the heir apparent to the [[Despot of Euneos]]. The pair were introduced by Dionysios’ sister Anna, who was a classmate of Margarita’s at Caelimontium-Saint Sophia Ladies College. The marriage was brief, but happy. Their first child, [[#Issue|Andreas]], was born on 9 January 2010. The couple primarily resided in [[Castellum]] throughout their marriage as Margarita was studying at Alba College despite her husband’s active deployment in the [[Perateian Imperial Army]].


The marriage ended on 26 May 2011, when Dionysios was killed in a minor standoff between a Perateian garrison, near the city of Rhodopolis, and [[Republican Guard (Vardana)|Vardanan Republican Guard]] across the Perateian-Vardani border. On 2 February 2012, Margarita gave birth to their second child, whom she named Dionysios after her late husband.
==Marriage to Dionysios Byzennios==
==Aretias==
[[File:Trieste San Spiridone 4.JPG|thumb|200px|Church of Pantocrator, in [[Leonople]], where Pinaria and Byzennios married in 2009.]]
In late 2012, Margarita's family was first contacted by the court of [[Leon I of Aretias]] to discuss a courtship and possible marriage negotiation between Margarita and his heir [[Basil IV of Aretias|Basil]]. The match was arranged between the pair’s mothers, who were childhood friends. Margarita reportedly outright refused to entertain the possibility as her mourning period hadn't ended and concerns about her two young sons. However, those close to Margarita felt that she instead wished to marry the recently ascended [[Nathan IV of Ghant|Emperor Nathan IV of Ghant]], whom Margarita courted some time before her marriage to Dionysios of Perateia. Ultimately, Nathan began courting [[Sophia of Dakmoor]] in mid-2013.
 
On 10 August 2009, at 19 years old, she married [[Perateia|Perateian]] nobleman Dionysios Byzennios. The pair were introduced by Dionysios’ sister Anna, who was a classmate of Margarita’s at Caelimontium-Saint Sophia Ladies College. The marriage was brief, but happy. Their first child, [[#Issue|Andreas]], was born on 9 January 2010. The couple primarily resided in [[Castellum]] throughout their marriage as Margarita was studying at Alba College despite her husband’s active deployment in the [[Perateian Imperial Army]].
 
The marriage ended on 26 May 2011, when Dionysios was killed in a minor standoff between a Perateian garrison, near the city of Rhodopolis, and [[Republican Guard (Vardana)|Vardani Republican Guard]] across the Perateian-Vardani border. On 2 February 2012, Margarita gave birth to their second child, whom she named Dionysios after her late husband.
 
==Marriage to Basil IV of Aretias==
In late 2012, Margarita's family was first contacted by the court of [[Leon I of Aretias]] to discuss a courtship and possible marriage negotiation between Margarita and his heir [[Basil IV of Aretias|Basil]]. The match was arranged between the pair’s mothers, who were childhood friends. Margarita reportedly outright refused to entertain the possibility as her mourning period hadn't ended and concerns about her two young sons. However, those close to Margarita felt that she instead wished to marry the recently ascended [[Nathan IV of Ghant|Emperor Nathan IV of Ghant]], whom Margarita courted some time before her marriage to Dionysios Byzennios. Ultimately, Nathan began courting [[Sophia of Dakmoor]] in mid-2013.
[[File:Portrait photo of Margarita Pinaria as Queen consort, 2017.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Official royal portrait, 2017.]]
[[File:Portrait photo of Margarita Pinaria as Queen consort, 2017.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Official royal portrait, 2017.]]
By late summer, Basil, accompanied by his parents, visited Margarita in Cularo. A courtship was eventually announced on 19 May 2013. Margarita visited [[Aretias]] on three occasions during the courtship, while Basil primarily resided in Latium until the wedding. The limited nature of Margarita's presence in Aretias leading up to the marriage elicited some negative reactions from high ranking members of government.
By late summer, Basil, accompanied by his parents, visited Margarita in Cularo. A courtship was eventually announced on 19 May 2013. Margarita visited [[Aretias]] on three occasions during the courtship, while Basil primarily resided in Latium until the wedding. The limited nature of Margarita's presence in Aretias leading up to the marriage elicited some negative reactions from high ranking members of government.
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Margarita married Basil on 2 December 2013, at Hagia Euergetou, in [[Leonople]], in a ceremony officiated by Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X. The wedding was attended by prominent figures such as [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] and members of the [[Latin Imperial Family]], [[Peter II of Garima]], and [[Nathan IV of Ghant]].
Margarita married Basil on 2 December 2013, at Hagia Euergetou, in [[Leonople]], in a ceremony officiated by Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X. The wedding was attended by prominent figures such as [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] and members of the [[Latin Imperial Family]], [[Peter II of Garima]], and [[Nathan IV of Ghant]].


At Aretian court, Margarita had a reputation for her grace, sense of refinement, and sharp wit, the latter of which caused a series of issues with Basil and other members of court early in the marriage. She recruited a number of Latin noblewomen to serve as her ladies-in-waiting, and only minimally included local noblewomen – of exception was X. Among her closest confidants at court were her cousin and lady-in-waiting [[Azalais of Turenne-Chamonix]], [[Theodora Rasinia]], and her brother-in-law [[Robert of Aretias|Prince Robert]]. Margarita was thought of highly by [[Leon I of Aretias|King Leon]], due in large part to her charming nature and ties to the prominent nobility in [[Latium]] and [[Garima]]. This was far from the universal opinion of Margarita at court, as she could be droll, amusing and use her wit to joke about others.
At Aretian court, Margarita had a reputation for her grace, sense of refinement, and sharp wit, the latter of which caused a series of issues with Basil and other members of court early in the marriage. She recruited a number of Latin noblewomen to serve as her ladies-in-waiting, and only minimally included local noblewomen – of exception was X. Among her closest confidants at court were her cousin and lady-in-waiting TBD Claudia, [[Theodora Rasinia]], and her brother-in-law [[Robert of Aretias|Prince Robert]]. Margarita was thought of highly by [[Leon I of Aretias|King Leon]], due in large part to her charming nature and ties to the prominent nobility in [[Latium]] and elsewhere. This was far from the universal opinion of Margarita at court, as she could be droll, amusing and use her wit to joke about others.


Their first child, [[Zenobia of Aretias|Zenobia]], was born on 30 October 2014. Zenobia was born alongside a twin brother who did not survive. On 12 October 2016, the couple had their second child, [[#Issue|Basilia]], known as Beatrice. A third child, [[#Issue|Constantia]], was born on 5 January 2018.
Their first child, [[Zenobia of Aretias|Zenobia]], was born on 30 October 2014. Zenobia was born alongside a twin brother who did not survive. On 12 October 2016, the couple had their second child, [[#Issue|Basilia]], known as Beatrice. A third child, [[#Issue|Constantia]], was born on 5 January 2018.
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In 2016, she established the Pinaria School (''Pinaria Scholí''), in Chalceritis, which operates primary, secondary, and special education, along with post-education literacy classes for women. It is the only school in Aretias that is affiliated with the Catholic Church. In 2021, the school began to receive grants from the Catholic Church. Margarita has served as a member of the school's board of directors since its establishment.
In 2016, she established the Pinaria School (''Pinaria Scholí''), in Chalceritis, which operates primary, secondary, and special education, along with post-education literacy classes for women. It is the only school in Aretias that is affiliated with the Catholic Church. In 2021, the school began to receive grants from the Catholic Church. Margarita has served as a member of the school's board of directors since its establishment.
===Breakdown of relationship===
===Breakdown of relationship===
Rumors of a breakdown in the royal couple's relationship first arose following the birth of Zenobia. Basil was displeased at the death of their son during childbirth and according to courtiers blamed both Margarita and Zenobia. Their relationship continued to deteriorate as Basil became king, and his infidelities became more prominent. In November 2015, Latin media outlets first reported on an affair involving Basil and [[Lydia Synadene]] that produced an illegitimate daughter. The report was eventually quashed by an imperial orders in Latium and Perateia but continued to be reported elsewhere.
Rumors of a breakdown in the royal couple's relationship first arose following the birth of Zenobia. Basil was displeased at the death of their son during childbirth and according to courtiers blamed both Margarita and Zenobia. Their relationship continued to deteriorate as Basil became king, and his infidelities became more prominent. In November 2015, Latin media outlets first reported on an affair involving Basil and [[Lydia Orontina]] that produced an illegitimate daughter. The report was eventually quashed by an imperial orders in Latium and Perateia but continued to be reported elsewhere.


The issues between the royal couple continued to worsen after Basil’s coronation was scheduled for January 9, the birthday of Margarita’s son. While there were few issues during the coronation itself, the coronation ball was the first instance of a visible disagreement between Basil and Margarita. However, Margarita was close to Basil throughout the early hours of the festivities, and according to guests Basil appeared aggressive, inebriated, and overbearing.
The issues between the royal couple continued to worsen after Basil’s coronation was scheduled for January 9, the birthday of Margarita’s son. While there were few issues during the coronation itself, the coronation ball was the first instance of a visible disagreement between Basil and Margarita. However, Margarita was close to Basil throughout the early hours of the festivities, and according to guests Basil appeared aggressive, inebriated, and overbearing.


In February 2017, Basil ordered Margarita's sons away from court and returned to Latium immediately. Margarita was then separated from her sons, who relocated to [[Leonople]] where they resided with their uncle Alexius at the court of then junior emperor [[Constantine XX Claudius]]. Margarita continued to regularly visit her sons in Leonople until September 2017. During this period, she continued to make public appearances in Aretias and accompanied Basil on foreign visits.
In February 2017, Basil ordered Margarita's sons away from court and returned to Latium immediately. Margarita was then separated from her sons, who relocated to [[Leonople]] where they resided with their uncle Alexius at the court of then junior emperor [[Constantine XX Claudius]]. During this period, she continued to make public appearances in Aretias and accompanied Basil on foreign visits. Margarita continued to regularly visit her sons in Leonople until September 2017.
 
===Separation===
===Separation===
In late 2017, yet another affair involving Basil was reported on by Perateian-based media, as were reports that Basil was engaged in an affair with Margarita’s lady-in-waiting [[Dionysia Tzoumene (born 1994)|Dionysia Tzoumene]]. Despite a public denial, Tzoumene was dismissed by Margarita but did not immediately return to Perateia. Margarita disappeared from public life in December 2017. She was not seen again until the morning of 9 June 2018 with her two daughters, previously entering Heraion in Leonople the night before. Margarita was met by her cousin Emperor [[Constantine XX Claudius]], who arrived in Leonople the following day. Upon Emperor Constantine's arrival, Basil issued a [[wikipedia:missive|missive]] to Constantine where he accused the Emperor of abducting Margarita and demanded the return of her and their children.
In late 2017, yet another affair involving Basil was reported on by Perateian-based media, as were reports that Basil was engaged in an affair with Margarita’s lady-in-waiting [[Dionysia Exazene (born 1994)|Dionysia Exazene]]. Despite a public denial, Exazene was dismissed by Margarita but did not immediately return to Perateia. Margarita disappeared from public life in December 2017. She was not seen again until the morning of 9 June 2018 with her two daughters, previously entering Hieron Palation in Leonople the night before. Margarita was met by her cousin Emperor [[Constantine XX Claudius]], who arrived in Leonople the following day. Upon Emperor Constantine's arrival, Basil issued a [[wikipedia:missive|missive]] to Constantine where he accused the Emperor of abducting Margarita and demanded the return of her and their children. Basil's statement also accused Margarita of an affair with her uncle, senior emperor [[Jacobus VI Claudius]].


Latin and Perateian foreign offices offered a sharp rebuke of Basil who had accused Constantine of attempted to secure a divorce for Margarita following a meeting between Constantine and Ecumenical Patriarch Georgios X. Constantine had overseen the installation Patriarch Georgios just 2 years prior. The imperial office issued a statement explaining that the "Emperor [] is ensuring the safety and well-being of a citizen in need, as is the duty of the true Christian Emperor."
Latin and Perateian foreign offices offered a sharp rebuke of Basil who had accused Constantine of attempted to secure a divorce for Margarita following a meeting between Constantine and Ecumenical Patriarch Georgios X. Constantine had overseen the installation Patriarch Georgios just 2 years prior. The imperial office issued a statement explaining that the "Emperor [] is ensuring the safety and well-being of a citizen in need, as is the duty of the true Christian Emperor."


Despite a number of rumors swirling around regarding the situation, Aretian officials visited Leonople on 19 July 2018 for an apparent meeting at Heraion. Basil was not present at any of the meetings, though many were attended by the emperor himself. It wasn't until August that Margarita returned to Latium with her children to take up residence at Velia House in Castellum. Likewise, Basil issued a royal decree affirming [[Zenobia of Aretias|Zenobia]] to be displaced only by the birth of a legitimate son to Basil. Margarita retained the title of Queen consort and the Perateian rank of ''Sebastokratorissa'' according to Perateian custom. Margarita and Basil remain officially married, but effectively separated following a February 2019 decree.
Despite a number of rumors swirling around regarding the situation, Aretian officials visited Leonople on 19 July 2018 for an apparent meeting at Heraion. Basil was not present at any of the meetings, though many were attended by the emperor himself. It wasn't until August that Margarita returned to Latium with her children to take up residence at Velia House in Castellum. Likewise, Basil issued a royal decree affirming [[Zenobia of Aretias|Zenobia]] to be displaced only by the birth of a legitimate son to Basil. Margarita retained the title of Queen consort and the Perateian rank of ''Sebastokratorissa'' according to Perateian custom. Margarita and Basil remain officially married, but effectively separated following a February 2019 decree.
===Divorce===
Basil and Margarita remained married, but separated beginning on 19 July 2018. Throughout the separation, Margarita took up residence in Castellum, and initially lived at her own private apartments in Velia House. Basil routinely released public statements requesting Margarita to return to Aretias. By 19 August 2019, Basil publicly requested a divorce, which was rejected by Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X due to lack of spousal consent by Margarita and a lack of supporting grounds. Basil subsequently requested a divorce at least 5 other times that are publicly known.
On 19 August 2019, Metropolitan of Teos Arcadius Hephaestion granted Basil's request for a divorce due to Margartia's refusal to return to Aretias following a session of the local ecclesiastical court. A week later, following a visit of [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] to [[Leonople]], Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X declared that Metropolitan Hephaestion lacked the authority to granted such a request and Basil's actions were denounced by Ecumenical Church leaders, and Perateian and Latin officials. Various autocephalous patriarchs denounced the Ecumenical Patriarch's rejection following Emperor Jacobus' visit to Leonople. Foreign church leaders accused Emperor Jacobus of pressuring Perateian Church leaders to reject the divorce, threatening diplomatic consequences.
By 3 February 2020, Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X approved Metropolitan Hephaestion's decision to grant the divorce.
==Marriage to Valens Arelatus==


==Other relationships==
==Other relationships==
Prior to her marriage to Dionysios, Pinaria was in a relationship with [[Nathan IV of Ghant]]. The two did not publicly court, but were often in each other's company during mid 2007 while Margarita was a student at Alba College. The relationship ended due to Margarita's frustration with Nathan's lack of commitment according to courtiers in Ghish; however, others contended that she was simultaneously in a relationship with Dionysios. Nonetheless, Margarita began courting Dionysios two months later and ceased visiting Ghish soon after.
Prior to her marriage to Dionysios, Pinaria was in a relationship with [[Nathan IV of Ghant]]. The two did not publicly court, but were often in each other's company during mid 2007 while Margarita was a student at Alba College. The relationship ended due to Margarita's frustration with Nathan's lack of commitment according to courtiers in Ghish; however, others contended that she was simultaneously in a relationship with Dionysios. Nonetheless, Margarita began courting Dionysios two months later and ceased visiting Ghish soon after.<!--add in Thomas stuff-->
==Personal life==
==Personal life==
Margarita has resided at an apartment in [[Castellum|Velia House]] since her separation from Basil IV. She has received a biannual stipend to care for her children. Margarita also receives a stipend from [[Imperial Court (Latium)|Latin court]] and her late first husband's military pension. She was granted an apartment at [[Castellum|Velia House]] upon her return to Latium by [[Constantine XX Claudius]], which has served as her primary residence since July 2020.
Margarita resided at an apartment in [[Castellum|Velia House]] since her separation from Basil IV until 2021. She receives a biannual stipend to care for her children, which has continued following her divorce from Basil. Margarita received a stipend from [[Imperial Court (Latium)|Latin court]] from 2019 to 2021, and continues to earn her late first husband's military pension. She was granted an apartment at [[Castellum|Velia House]] upon her return to Latium by [[Jacobus VI Claudius]], which has served as her primary residence until 2021. In early 2021, purchased a townhouse in Velia, Castellum, which serves as her primary residence.
==Titles, styles, and honors==
==Titles, styles, and honors==
*'''2 December 2013 – 7 June 2016''': ''Her Royal and Apostolic Highness'' The Crown Princess
*'''2 December 2013 – 2 October 2015''': ''Her Royal and Apostolic Highness'' The Crown Princess
**'''2 June 2013 – 7 June 2016''': ''Her Royal and Apostolic Highness'' Sebastokratorissa
**'''2 June 2013 – 2 October 2015''': ''Her Royal and Apostolic Highness'' Sebastokratorissa
*'''7 June 2016 – present''': ''Her Majesty'' The Queen of Aretias
*'''2 October 2015 – 9 August 2019''': ''Her Majesty'' The Queen of Aretias
===Honors===
===Honors===
*{{flag|Aretias}}: Royal Lady of the Order of Beneficence [[file:GRE Order of Beneficence - Silver Cross BAR.png|50px]]
*{{flag|Aretias}}: Royal Lady of the Order of Beneficence [[file:GRE Order of Beneficence - Silver Cross BAR.png|50px]]
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!colspan=4|'''''By [[Dionysios of Perateia]]''''' (married [[Leonople|Church of Pantocrator]] 10 July 2009); died 22 April 2011
!colspan=4|'''''By [[Dionysios Byzennios]]''''' (married [[Leonople|Church of Pantocrator]] 10 July 2009); died 22 April 2011
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| [[Dionysios Byzennios (born 2012)|Dionysios Byzennios]]
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! colspan="4"|'''''By [[Basil IV of Aretias]]''''' (married [[Hagia Euergetou]] 2 June 2013); divorced 19 August 2019
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| [[Constantia of Aretias|Princess Constantia of Aretias]]
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!colspan=4|'''''By [[Valens Arelatus]]''''' (married [[Villa Clusia]] 8 January 2021)
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==Ancestry==
==Ancestry==
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|1= 1. '''Margarita Pinaria'''
|2= 2. [[Michael Pinarius (born 1962)|Michael Pinarius]]
|2= 2. [[Michael Pinarius (born 1962)|Michael Pinarius]]
|3= 3. [[Lucille of Turenne]]
|3= 3. [[Lucilla Claudia]]
|4= 4. [[Michael Pinarius (born 1940)|Duke Michael Pinarius]]
|4= 4. [[Michael Pinarius (born 1940)|Duke Michael Pinarius]]
|5= 5. [[Christina Sarantene]]
|5= 5. [[Christina Sarantene]]
|6= 6. [[William VIII, Elector of Turenne]]
|6= 6. [[Michael Claudius (born 1932)|Michael Claudius]]
|7= 7. [[Constance of Viendra]]
|7= 7. [[Alphia Salustia]]
|8= 8. [[Georgius Pinarius|Duke Georgius Pinarius]]
|8= 8. [[Georgius Pinarius|Duke Georgius Pinarius]]
|9= 9. [[Maria of Keld|Princess Maria of Keld]]
|9= 9. [[Maria of Keld|Princess Maria of Keld]]
|10= 10. [[Alexius Sarantenos]]
|10= 10. [[Alexius Sarantenos]]
|11= 11. [[Poppaea family|Stephania Poppaea]]
|11= 11. [[Eudoxia Dymanene]]
|12= 12. [[Louis III, Elector of Turenne]]
|12= 12. [[Michael Claudius (born 1903|Michael Claudius]]
|13= 13. [[Elisabeth of Nyrundy]]
|13= 13. [[Theodora Julia]]
|14= 14. [[Peter VI, Elector of Viendra]]
|14= 14. [[Albanus Salustius (born 1893)|Alban Salustius, Duke of Imbros]]
|15= 15. [[Leonora of Catana|Princess Leonora of Catana]]
|15= 15. [[Constantia of Latium (born 1900)|Princess Constantia of Latium]]
|16= 16. [[Michael Pinarius|Duke Michael Pinarius]]
|16= 16. [[Michael Pinarius|Duke Michael Pinarius]]
|17= 17. Stephania Porsena
|17= 17. Stephania Porsena
|18= 18. [[Constantine V, King of Keld]]
|18= 18. [[Constantine V, King of Keld]]
|19= 19. [[Evantia Anicia]]
|19= 19. [[Evantia of Perateia|Princess Evantia of Perateia]]
|20= 20. [[Atreus Sarantenos]]
|20= 20. [[Atreus Sarantenos]]
|21= 21. [[Agiados family|Maria Agiadina]]
|21= 21. [[Agiados family|Maria Agiadina]]
|22= 22. [[Poppaea family|Honorius Poppaeus]]
|22= 22. [[Demetrios Dymanenos]]
|23= 23. [[Tarquinia family|Silvia Tarquinia]]
|23= 23. [[Hypatia Gabraina]]
|24= 24. [[Reinard de Besièrs]]
|24= 24. [[Theodosius Claudius, Duke of Adrianople]]
|25= 25. [[Alienor I, Electress of Turenne]]
|25= 25. [[Isobel of Gaemar]]
|26= 26. [[John VIII, Elector of Nyrundy]]
|26= 26. [[Theodolus Julius]]
|27= 27. [[Irene I of Mysia]]
|27= 27. [[Eudocia Aemilia]]
|28= 28. [[Charles X, Elector of Viendra]]
|28= 28. [[Clementius Salustius, Duke of Imbros]]
|29= 29. [[PLACEHOLDER]]
|29= 29. [[Maria Stellatina]]
|30= 30. [[John, Duke of Catana]]
|30= 30. [[John XIV Anicius]]
|31= 31. [[Agnes Aemilia (born 1895)|Agnes Aemilia]]
|31= 31. [[Alexandra of Ghant (Latin empress)|Princess Alexandra of Ghant]]
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Margarita Pinaria
Despotissa
Анна Чиповская 2019 (cropped).jpg
Portrait of Margarita Pinaria, 2019
Queen consort of Aretias
Tenure2 October 2015 – 19 August 2019
Coronation9 January 2016
BornMargarita Pinaria Natta Sarantena Isabella Maria
(1989-12-10) 10 December 1989 (age 34)
Cularo, Latium
Spouse
Issue
HousePinaria
FatherMichael Pinarius
MotherLucilla Claudia
ReligionImperial Church (Catholicism)
Education

Margarita Pinaria (Margarita Pinaria Natta Sarantena Isabella Maria; b. 10 December 1989), less frequently referred to as Margarita of Cularo, is a Latin noblewoman of the Pinaria family. She was Queen consort of Aretias from 2015 until 2019. Margarita became Crown Princess of Aretias and Sebastokratorissa upon her marriage to the future Basil IV of Aretias in 2013. She became Queen consort of Aretias following Basil's ascension to the throne in September 2014. Margarita and Basil divorced in 2019. Prior to her marriage to Basil IV, Margarita was married to Prince Dionysios Byzennios, with whom she had two sons. In 2021, Margarita married a third time to Valens Arelatus.

Early life and education

Margarita Pinaria Martiana Isabella Maria was born at Palatium Cularo, in Cularo, on 10 December 1989, to Latin nobleman Michael Pinarius and Lucilla Claudia. Margarita was the couple's oldest daughter and third child. She has two older brothers, Alexius and Sergius, and two younger sisters Gabriella and Gregoria. Margarita was baptized into the Imperial Church by Auxiliary Bishop of Ravenna Silvanus Potitus. She was named Margarita for her ancestors Margaret I, Holy Audonian Empress; and Martiana for her grandmother's family. Her baptismal names are Isabella for her maternal great-grandmother Elisabeth of Nyrundy and Maria for her paternal great-grandmother Maria of Keld. She was given the additional name of Sarantena for her maternal grandmother's family. Her godparents are Stephania Pinaria (her father's sister); Jacobus, Prince of Youth (Stephania's husband); Marius Claudius (her mother's brother); and TBD (Marius’ wife).

Margarita was first formally presented to the imperial court of Empress Diana I Anicia and Emperor Leo X Claudius at the age of three. Despite regularly visiting Castellum to see extended family, Margarita did not move to the capital until the age of 9 when her family took up residence at Collidomus, an aristocratic townhouse owned by the Pinaria family. Her family relocated to Castellum in 1999 when father was elected to the Senate and her grandfather was appointed Master of Offices by the newly ascended sole emperor Jacobus VI Claudius the following year. As a child, Margarita and her family traveled to visit extended family frequently, including her cousins in Garza. Her family regularly vacationed near the city of Mariana, Imbros.

She continued her education in Castellum at Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis, where she was classmates with nobility and royalty such as her cousin Princess Maria, Maria of Garza, and Antonia Antistia. She reportedly struggled at school and was also instructed by a number of private tutors. Margarita was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 9. Later she earned her bac from Caelimontium-Saint Sophia Ladies College in 2007.

Margarita enrolled at Alba College, Castellum in fall 2007 and did not take a gap year. During the summer leading into her first year of university, Margarita traveled extensively and visited Ostrozava, Alanahr, Kembesa, Vardana all within a month. She also spent two weeks in Perateia with her future first husband Dionysios Byzennios.

In 2012, Margarita earned a degree in Theater, Dance, & Media, also taking courses in Film and Visual Studies. While at Alba College, she participated in Theater Club, and participated in numerous productions, including Cruenta Maria and Pavor.

Marriage to Dionysios Byzennios

Church of Pantocrator, in Leonople, where Pinaria and Byzennios married in 2009.

On 10 August 2009, at 19 years old, she married Perateian nobleman Dionysios Byzennios. The pair were introduced by Dionysios’ sister Anna, who was a classmate of Margarita’s at Caelimontium-Saint Sophia Ladies College. The marriage was brief, but happy. Their first child, Andreas, was born on 9 January 2010. The couple primarily resided in Castellum throughout their marriage as Margarita was studying at Alba College despite her husband’s active deployment in the Perateian Imperial Army.

The marriage ended on 26 May 2011, when Dionysios was killed in a minor standoff between a Perateian garrison, near the city of Rhodopolis, and Vardani Republican Guard across the Perateian-Vardani border. On 2 February 2012, Margarita gave birth to their second child, whom she named Dionysios after her late husband.

Marriage to Basil IV of Aretias

In late 2012, Margarita's family was first contacted by the court of Leon I of Aretias to discuss a courtship and possible marriage negotiation between Margarita and his heir Basil. The match was arranged between the pair’s mothers, who were childhood friends. Margarita reportedly outright refused to entertain the possibility as her mourning period hadn't ended and concerns about her two young sons. However, those close to Margarita felt that she instead wished to marry the recently ascended Emperor Nathan IV of Ghant, whom Margarita courted some time before her marriage to Dionysios Byzennios. Ultimately, Nathan began courting Sophia of Dakmoor in mid-2013.

Official royal portrait, 2017.

By late summer, Basil, accompanied by his parents, visited Margarita in Cularo. A courtship was eventually announced on 19 May 2013. Margarita visited Aretias on three occasions during the courtship, while Basil primarily resided in Latium until the wedding. The limited nature of Margarita's presence in Aretias leading up to the marriage elicited some negative reactions from high ranking members of government.

Their engagement was announced on 18 August 2013 with plans for the wedding to take place in late 2013. Those close to the couple indicated that the marriage contract stipulated a high place at Aretian court for Margarita's two sons, who would reside with her in Chalceritis. Margarita continued to reside in Latium with her sons until late May. The Pinaria family arranged for the wedding to take place at Hagia Euergetou, the traditional site for Imperial Peratene marriages and coronations.

Margarita married Basil on 2 December 2013, at Hagia Euergetou, in Leonople, in a ceremony officiated by Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X. The wedding was attended by prominent figures such as Jacobus VI Claudius and members of the Latin Imperial Family, Peter II of Garima, and Nathan IV of Ghant.

At Aretian court, Margarita had a reputation for her grace, sense of refinement, and sharp wit, the latter of which caused a series of issues with Basil and other members of court early in the marriage. She recruited a number of Latin noblewomen to serve as her ladies-in-waiting, and only minimally included local noblewomen – of exception was X. Among her closest confidants at court were her cousin and lady-in-waiting TBD Claudia, Theodora Rasinia, and her brother-in-law Prince Robert. Margarita was thought of highly by King Leon, due in large part to her charming nature and ties to the prominent nobility in Latium and elsewhere. This was far from the universal opinion of Margarita at court, as she could be droll, amusing and use her wit to joke about others.

Their first child, Zenobia, was born on 30 October 2014. Zenobia was born alongside a twin brother who did not survive. On 12 October 2016, the couple had their second child, Basilia, known as Beatrice. A third child, Constantia, was born on 5 January 2018.

Main entrance of the Pinaria School in Chalceritis.

As consort

On 2 October 2015, Leon I passed away, allowing Basil to succeed to the throne and Pinaria became Queen consort. Margarita and Basil were jointly crowned on 9 January 2016. Margarita publicly aired her displeasure with this date on social media and in the press due to it conflicting with the birthday of her son Andreas. However, the coronation and coronation ball were held that night as planned.

Margarita made a high number of public appearances, official or otherwise, during the first years as consort. This was a continuation of her activities as crown princess, where she regularly visited and shopped at local markets, meeting and interacting with the citizenry.

In 2016, she established the Pinaria School (Pinaria Scholí), in Chalceritis, which operates primary, secondary, and special education, along with post-education literacy classes for women. It is the only school in Aretias that is affiliated with the Catholic Church. In 2021, the school began to receive grants from the Catholic Church. Margarita has served as a member of the school's board of directors since its establishment.

Breakdown of relationship

Rumors of a breakdown in the royal couple's relationship first arose following the birth of Zenobia. Basil was displeased at the death of their son during childbirth and according to courtiers blamed both Margarita and Zenobia. Their relationship continued to deteriorate as Basil became king, and his infidelities became more prominent. In November 2015, Latin media outlets first reported on an affair involving Basil and Lydia Orontina that produced an illegitimate daughter. The report was eventually quashed by an imperial orders in Latium and Perateia but continued to be reported elsewhere.

The issues between the royal couple continued to worsen after Basil’s coronation was scheduled for January 9, the birthday of Margarita’s son. While there were few issues during the coronation itself, the coronation ball was the first instance of a visible disagreement between Basil and Margarita. However, Margarita was close to Basil throughout the early hours of the festivities, and according to guests Basil appeared aggressive, inebriated, and overbearing.

In February 2017, Basil ordered Margarita's sons away from court and returned to Latium immediately. Margarita was then separated from her sons, who relocated to Leonople where they resided with their uncle Alexius at the court of then junior emperor Constantine XX Claudius. During this period, she continued to make public appearances in Aretias and accompanied Basil on foreign visits. Margarita continued to regularly visit her sons in Leonople until September 2017.

Separation

In late 2017, yet another affair involving Basil was reported on by Perateian-based media, as were reports that Basil was engaged in an affair with Margarita’s lady-in-waiting Dionysia Exazene. Despite a public denial, Exazene was dismissed by Margarita but did not immediately return to Perateia. Margarita disappeared from public life in December 2017. She was not seen again until the morning of 9 June 2018 with her two daughters, previously entering Hieron Palation in Leonople the night before. Margarita was met by her cousin Emperor Constantine XX Claudius, who arrived in Leonople the following day. Upon Emperor Constantine's arrival, Basil issued a missive to Constantine where he accused the Emperor of abducting Margarita and demanded the return of her and their children. Basil's statement also accused Margarita of an affair with her uncle, senior emperor Jacobus VI Claudius.

Latin and Perateian foreign offices offered a sharp rebuke of Basil who had accused Constantine of attempted to secure a divorce for Margarita following a meeting between Constantine and Ecumenical Patriarch Georgios X. Constantine had overseen the installation Patriarch Georgios just 2 years prior. The imperial office issued a statement explaining that the "Emperor [] is ensuring the safety and well-being of a citizen in need, as is the duty of the true Christian Emperor."

Despite a number of rumors swirling around regarding the situation, Aretian officials visited Leonople on 19 July 2018 for an apparent meeting at Heraion. Basil was not present at any of the meetings, though many were attended by the emperor himself. It wasn't until August that Margarita returned to Latium with her children to take up residence at Velia House in Castellum. Likewise, Basil issued a royal decree affirming Zenobia to be displaced only by the birth of a legitimate son to Basil. Margarita retained the title of Queen consort and the Perateian rank of Sebastokratorissa according to Perateian custom. Margarita and Basil remain officially married, but effectively separated following a February 2019 decree.

Divorce

Basil and Margarita remained married, but separated beginning on 19 July 2018. Throughout the separation, Margarita took up residence in Castellum, and initially lived at her own private apartments in Velia House. Basil routinely released public statements requesting Margarita to return to Aretias. By 19 August 2019, Basil publicly requested a divorce, which was rejected by Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X due to lack of spousal consent by Margarita and a lack of supporting grounds. Basil subsequently requested a divorce at least 5 other times that are publicly known.

On 19 August 2019, Metropolitan of Teos Arcadius Hephaestion granted Basil's request for a divorce due to Margartia's refusal to return to Aretias following a session of the local ecclesiastical court. A week later, following a visit of Jacobus VI Claudius to Leonople, Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X declared that Metropolitan Hephaestion lacked the authority to granted such a request and Basil's actions were denounced by Ecumenical Church leaders, and Perateian and Latin officials. Various autocephalous patriarchs denounced the Ecumenical Patriarch's rejection following Emperor Jacobus' visit to Leonople. Foreign church leaders accused Emperor Jacobus of pressuring Perateian Church leaders to reject the divorce, threatening diplomatic consequences.

By 3 February 2020, Ecumenical Patriarch Leon X approved Metropolitan Hephaestion's decision to grant the divorce.

Marriage to Valens Arelatus

Other relationships

Prior to her marriage to Dionysios, Pinaria was in a relationship with Nathan IV of Ghant. The two did not publicly court, but were often in each other's company during mid 2007 while Margarita was a student at Alba College. The relationship ended due to Margarita's frustration with Nathan's lack of commitment according to courtiers in Ghish; however, others contended that she was simultaneously in a relationship with Dionysios. Nonetheless, Margarita began courting Dionysios two months later and ceased visiting Ghish soon after.

Personal life

Margarita resided at an apartment in Velia House since her separation from Basil IV until 2021. She receives a biannual stipend to care for her children, which has continued following her divorce from Basil. Margarita received a stipend from Latin court from 2019 to 2021, and continues to earn her late first husband's military pension. She was granted an apartment at Velia House upon her return to Latium by Jacobus VI Claudius, which has served as her primary residence until 2021. In early 2021, purchased a townhouse in Velia, Castellum, which serves as her primary residence.

Titles, styles, and honors

  • 2 December 2013 – 2 October 2015: Her Royal and Apostolic Highness The Crown Princess
    • 2 June 2013 – 2 October 2015: Her Royal and Apostolic Highness Sebastokratorissa
  • 2 October 2015 – 9 August 2019: Her Majesty The Queen of Aretias

Honors

  •  Aretias: Royal Lady of the Order of Beneficence GRE Order of Beneficence - Silver Cross BAR.png
  •  Gelonia: Dame of the Illustrious Order of the Red Hand UK Medal for Saving Life at Sea ribbon.svg
  •  Latium: Knight of the Order of the Winged Ram Red ribbon bar - general use.svg
  •  Latium: Lady of the Ancient Equestrian Order St.AlexanderOrder-ribbon.svg
  •  Mysia: Lady of the Most Noble Order of the Star and Crescent Medaille militaire ribbon.svg
  •  Perateia: Lady of the Order of the Golden Fleece ESP Laureada pasador.svg
  •  Schaumberg: Grand Lady of the Order of the Elizabeth Cross 3840px Ribbon bar of Friedrich Order.svg
  •  Rahdenburg: Dame of the Order of Red Eagle D-PRU Hohenzollern Order BAR.svg
  •  Sydalon: Lady of the Order of the White Lion Order of the Elephant Ribbon bar.svg
  • Flag of Turenne.svg Turenne: Lady of the Order of the Viscomtins Cross NED Vliegerkruis BAR.svg

Dynastic orders

Issue

Name Birth Death Notes
By Dionysios Byzennios (married Church of Pantocrator 10 July 2009); died 22 April 2011
Andreas Byzennios
(2010-01-09) 9 January 2010 (age 14)
Dionysios Byzennios
(2012-02-02) 2 February 2012 (age 12)
By Basil IV of Aretias (married Hagia Euergetou 2 June 2013); divorced 19 August 2019
Zenobia, Crown Princess of Aretias
(2014-10-30) 30 October 2014 (age 10)
Princess Beatrice of Aretias
(2016-10-12) 12 October 2016 (age 8)
 Birth name is Basilia
Princess Constantia of Aretias
(2018-11-02) 2 November 2018 (age 5)
By Valens Arelatus (married Villa Clusia 8 January 2021)
Jacobus Arelatus
(2021-08-14) 14 August 2021 (age 3)

Ancestry

See also

Aretian royalty
Preceded by
Irene of Mysia & Nyrundy 		Queen consort of Aretias
2015–2021 		Succeeded by
Anastasia of Velikoslavia
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