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'''Magdalene Áine Luighseach Nic Suileabhan''' (18 May 1934 - 10 January 2024) was Queen of the Gotneskan’s from her marriage to [[Patrick XIII, Emperor of Goutian Empire|Patrick XIII]] in 1956 until his death in 1995. Magdalene would remove herself from public office in a way to not over take away from her Daughter-in-Law [[Brianna ó Nualláin]] but also so she could have more time for her numerous Charity’s that she had either started or had helped financially. | '''Magdalene Áine Luighseach Nic Suileabhan''' (18 May 1934 - 10 January 2024) was Queen of the Gotneskan’s from her marriage to [[Patrick XIII, Emperor of Goutian Empire|Patrick XIII]] in 1956 until his death in 1995. Magdalene would remove herself from public office in a way to not over take away from her Daughter-in-Law [[Brianna ó Nualláin]] but also so she could have more time for her numerous Charity’s that she had either started or had helped financially. | ||
==Early life== | |||
Magdalene Áine Luighseach Nic Suileabhan was born on 18 May 1934 in [[Cuanlárach|Quanlaragh]]. She was the daughter of [[Sir Aindreas O'Suileabhan]] and | |||
Sorcha Caomhánach. | |||
Queen Magdalene was the youngest of six and the only girl out of all her siblings. One of her siblings was [[Liam O’Suileabhan|Sir Liam O’Suileabhan]]. | |||
[[File:Riverside Manor.jpg|right|Riverside Manor, where Queen Magdalene was raised in as child|200px]] | |||
In September 1943 when Magdalene was 10 her father moved her and the rest of her family to the village of [[Gleannbán|Glenshine]]. As he was unable to find a spot in the governments legislative and decided to move his family and start a new career in the village of Glenshine and built his family cottage. To this date the family still owns the property. | |||
Magdalene was baptized on 24 June 1934 and was christened 10 September 1944. And was given the name Áine as a secondary middle name. The name canes from Christian [[Saint Áine of Gotneska|St. Áine]]. | |||
After she finished her primary education she would spend the next three years of her life helping her parents and taking care of family affairs. In 1954 she would met her future husband [[Patrick XIII, Emperor of Goutian Empire|Patrick XIII]]. | |||
==Marriage== | |||
At 20, fate intertwined her life with Patrick at a quaint restaurant near [[Saint Palmer’s Cathedral, Læniguëuíl|Saint Palmers Cathedral]]. Their union, celebrated on August 12, 1956, not only marked a matrimonial bond but also saw Magdalene crowned as Queen of Gotneska. Despite considerations for an empress title, her commitment to philanthropy and societal welfare took precedence. | |||
==Activities== | |||
===Nonprofit Organizations=== | |||
Magdalene would in her more than 60 years of public service had created numerous Nonprofit groups that ranged from Helping the poor and unfortunate from the aftermath of the [[Gotneskan Civil War]]. To creating Nonprofit organizations that help countries in times of need that are either facing economic distress or have been victims of foreign wars. | |||
From her biography that was written in 2011 and later published in 2015 states that one of the main reasons she started creating nonprofit was after the murder of her brother [[Liam O’Suileabhan|Sir Liam O’Suileabhan]] during the [[1973 Langueuil Attacks]] and the death of her oldest son Seán that died of cancer in 1974. | |||
“I remember feeling absolutely depressed Patrick would try his best to cheer me up, He know I loved it when he brought me flowers or something else he know gave me joy. Then one night after we put all the kids to bed he asked me what do you think of creating a nonprofit? And I was like why are you asking? And he replied because I believe it be good for you to show support not only to members of the Riksdag community that events that killed your brother and my brother-in-law can have some kind of organization that will care for them in there time of need. I hate seeing just how sad you have become. It truly breaks my heart to now this. And for the loss of Seán. We can certainly create a nonprofit in his name and help children that are fighting for their lives be able to have some fun and for there families not have to worry about paying medical bills. Which I thought for a while and finally decided that my husband differently knew where my heart lead. Something that is truly special to find out about your husband”. | |||
==Personal Life== | |||
Magdalene was reported to speak several languages ranging from the native languages of Gotneska [[Götaish Language|Götaish]] & {{Wpl|Irish Language|Meallaigian}}, to other foreign languages like [[Solvringe]], [[Hiseran Language|Hiserian]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:01, 30 September 2024
| Magdalene Nic Suileabhan | |||||
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 Imagine of Magdalene in 1965 | |||||
| Queen Consort of the Gotneskans (more...) | |||||
| Reign | 12 August 1956 - 2 March 1995 | ||||
| Born | 16 May 1934 Cuanlárach, Province of Rídearg, First Kingdom of Gotneska, Goutian Empire | ||||
| Died | 10 January 2024 (aged 89) Læniguëuíl, Læniguëuíl, Royal Hospital of Medication Second Kingdom of Gotneska | ||||
| Spouse | Patrick XIII (m.1956; died 1995) | ||||
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| House | Rejavi by marriage | ||||
| Father | Sir Aindreas O'Suileabhan | ||||
| Mother | Sorcha Caomhánach | ||||
| Religion | Gotneskan Catholic | ||||
This Eurth-related article is a stub.Magdalene Áine Luighseach Nic Suileabhan (18 May 1934 - 10 January 2024) was Queen of the Gotneskan’s from her marriage to Patrick XIII in 1956 until his death in 1995. Magdalene would remove herself from public office in a way to not over take away from her Daughter-in-Law Brianna ó Nualláin but also so she could have more time for her numerous Charity’s that she had either started or had helped financially.
Early life
Magdalene Áine Luighseach Nic Suileabhan was born on 18 May 1934 in Quanlaragh. She was the daughter of Sir Aindreas O'Suileabhan and Sorcha Caomhánach.
Queen Magdalene was the youngest of six and the only girl out of all her siblings. One of her siblings was Sir Liam O’Suileabhan.
In September 1943 when Magdalene was 10 her father moved her and the rest of her family to the village of Glenshine. As he was unable to find a spot in the governments legislative and decided to move his family and start a new career in the village of Glenshine and built his family cottage. To this date the family still owns the property.
Magdalene was baptized on 24 June 1934 and was christened 10 September 1944. And was given the name Áine as a secondary middle name. The name canes from Christian St. Áine.
After she finished her primary education she would spend the next three years of her life helping her parents and taking care of family affairs. In 1954 she would met her future husband Patrick XIII.
Marriage
At 20, fate intertwined her life with Patrick at a quaint restaurant near Saint Palmers Cathedral. Their union, celebrated on August 12, 1956, not only marked a matrimonial bond but also saw Magdalene crowned as Queen of Gotneska. Despite considerations for an empress title, her commitment to philanthropy and societal welfare took precedence.
Activities
Nonprofit Organizations
Magdalene would in her more than 60 years of public service had created numerous Nonprofit groups that ranged from Helping the poor and unfortunate from the aftermath of the Gotneskan Civil War. To creating Nonprofit organizations that help countries in times of need that are either facing economic distress or have been victims of foreign wars.
From her biography that was written in 2011 and later published in 2015 states that one of the main reasons she started creating nonprofit was after the murder of her brother Sir Liam O’Suileabhan during the 1973 Langueuil Attacks and the death of her oldest son Seán that died of cancer in 1974.
“I remember feeling absolutely depressed Patrick would try his best to cheer me up, He know I loved it when he brought me flowers or something else he know gave me joy. Then one night after we put all the kids to bed he asked me what do you think of creating a nonprofit? And I was like why are you asking? And he replied because I believe it be good for you to show support not only to members of the Riksdag community that events that killed your brother and my brother-in-law can have some kind of organization that will care for them in there time of need. I hate seeing just how sad you have become. It truly breaks my heart to now this. And for the loss of Seán. We can certainly create a nonprofit in his name and help children that are fighting for their lives be able to have some fun and for there families not have to worry about paying medical bills. Which I thought for a while and finally decided that my husband differently knew where my heart lead. Something that is truly special to find out about your husband”.
Personal Life
Magdalene was reported to speak several languages ranging from the native languages of Gotneska Götaish & Meallaigian, to other foreign languages like Solvringe, Hiserian.
