Juliet-Alexandra of Atmora

Juliette-Alexandra
High Queen of Atmora and Mizuho; Queen of Lieseltania and Vosha
Reign	25 October 1850 – 3 March 1886 (35 yrs.)
Coronation	25 December 1850
Predecessor	Alexandra the Great
Successor	Frederick-Alexander
Chancellors	See list
Born	30 July 1805 Alexandria, Kingdom of Lieseltania Atmoran Confederation
Died	3 March 1886 (Age 81) Het Loo Palace, Koningswoude, Alexandria, Kingdom of Lieseltania
Burial	29 March 1887 Juliette-Alexandra's Mausoleum, Charlottenhof Palace, Pruzhana, Kingdom of Lieseltania
Spouse	Prince Frederick of Brunswick (1838 – 1901)
Issue	High King Frederick-Alexander Princess Visenna Princesss Maëlys Princess Charlotte Prince Willem
Full name Juliette-Alexandra Visenna Louisa Elisabeth van Wolf van Wolf Era name and dates Alexandrine Era: 1812 – 1940
House	Wolf
Father	Prince Henry of Larsenburg
Mother	Alexandra the Great
Religion	Church of Saint Visenna

Juliette-Alexandra (Juliette-Alexandra Visenna Louisa Elisabeth; born 30 July 1817 ) was High Queen of Atmora and Mizuho, and Queen of Lieseltania and Vosha. After her mother's death in 25 October 1846, Juliette-Alexandra ascended to the throne as the next Head of the Atmoran Empire as High Queen Alexandra's eldest daughter. In 1877 Juliet-Alexandra abdicated and gave the throne to High King Frederick-Alexander.

Juliette-Alexandra was the second monarch and female monarch to reign over the Atmoran Empire, during her reign she oversaw the Atmoran Empire rapidly expanded and rapid it's industrialisation. Along with the dissolving of the East Empire Trading Company that overseen the Atmoran Asians territories.

Titles, styles, and arms

Titles and styles

• 30 July 1805 – 25 October 1850: Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wolf
• 25 October 1850 – 3 March 1886: Her Majesty Juliette-Alexandra, by the Grace of God, High Queen of Atmora, Queen of Lieseltania and Vosha