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| Azara IV | |
|---|---|
 Princess Azara in 1775, five years before becoming queen | |
| Queen of Trellin and Empress of Hysera | |
| Reign | 15 August 1780 – 3 May 1811 |
| Coronation | 3 and 14 September 1780, respectively |
| Predecessor | Elcmar IV |
| Successor | Tovelindra III |
| Queen of the Isles of Velar | |
| Reign | 15 August 1780 – 3 May 1811 |
| Coronation | 1 October 1780 |
| Predecessor | Elcmar IV |
| Successor | Tovelindra III |
| Born | 17 July 1732 Mar'theqa, Trellin |
| Died | 3 May 1811 (aged 78) Mar'theqa |
| Consort | Taraúz, Prince of Elori |
| Issue | Tovelindra III Sumarhez, Prince of Elori |
| House | House Palægos |
| Father | Elcmar IV |
| Mother | Ícanta Evdar, Duchess of Emla |
| Religion | Roman Catholicism |
Azara IV (17 July 1732 – 3 May 1811) was the daughter of Elcmar IV of Trellin. She was Queen of Trellin, Empress of Hysera and Queen of the Isles of Velar from 1780 until her death. Her marriage, in 1765, to Prince Taraúz of Elori produced two children, Tovelindra III and Sumarhez, Prince of Elori.
Azara's right to inherit the throne of the Kingdom of the Isles of Velar was challenged by Prince Miró of Txir in 1769, when her father claimed its throne on the death of her stepmother and his second wife Queen Tarien. This led to the War of the Velaran Succession, which ultimately secured her claim. When she rose to the three imperial thrones, she granted a general amnesty to large numbers of Miróists who had previously been in hiding.
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| House Loédri'i (166 BC–31 AD) | Pethmil I (166–141 BC) • Lonaki II (141-113 BC) • Zerama I (113-88 BC) • Vedrin (88-62 BC) • Behrod I (62-47 BC) • Dethrindos (47-20 BC) • Q'mari (20 BC-5 AD) • Pethmil II (5-31 AD) |
| House Azarinë (31-236) | |
| House Dromai'i (236-381) | Origoz I (236-268) • Tedrothin (268-315) • Origoz II (315-342) • Lorel II (342-374) • Stediz III (374-381) |
| House Marizonika (381-688) | Todoriq I (381-406) • Pethmil III (406-449) • Nalaia (449-473) • Azara II (473-501) • Todoriq II (501-524) • Rayarë (524-540) • Elcmar I (540-587) • Fethre (587-632) • Elcmar II (632-671) • Iqentos I (671-688) |
| House Equ'marë (688-909) | Karindos II (688-714) • Lorel III (714-753) • Mokhra I (753-790) • Tovelindra I (790-801) • Zilmar the Usurper (801-803) • Tovelindra I (803-821) • Kederm I (821-858) • Ri'erha I (858-909) |
| House Tiderinë (909-1047) | Stediz IV (909-943) • Kederm II (943-970) • Stediz V (970-1022) • Tovelindra II (1022-1045) • Mokhra II (1045-1047) |
| Year of Five Kings (1047) | |
| House Zi'blika (1047-1221) | Ri'erha II (1047-1084) • Iqentos II (1084-1126) • Elcmar III (1126-1159) • Kederm III (1159-1197) • Amadar III (1197-1221) |
| House Neriqai (1221-1412) | Jemeg II (1221-1260) Iqentos III (1260-1315) • Temuir II (1315-1356) • Txerig I (1356-1389) • Behrod III (1389-1412) |
| House Kazdorir (1412-1739) | |
| House Palægos (1739-present) | Elcmar IV (1739-1780) • Azara IV (1780-1811) • Tovelindra III (1811-1833) • Txerig III (1833-1876) • Hasper (1876-1904) • Amadar IV (1904-1939) • Karindos III (1939-1986) • Mahrim II (1986-2015) • Azara V (2015-present) |
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