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'''Junea I''' (Junea | '''Junea I''' (Junea Maxia Celestia; 8 March 1148-3 April 1207) was Queen of Solarius from 1193-1207GD. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Junea was born the eldest child of Celestius VI and Maria Sais. She was born and raised during her great-grandfather, [[Casimir II Celestia|Casimir II]] reign, and had become the favorite of the grandchildren. She was named [[Grand Countess of Livia]] in 1163 and would hold onto that position until her death. Junea received a formal education and had studied the arts of both literature and warfare. | Junea was born the eldest child of Celestius VI and Maria Sais. She was born and raised during her great-grandfather, [[Casimir II Celestia|Casimir II]] reign, and had become the favorite of the grandchildren. She was named [[Grand Countess of Livia]] in 1163 and would hold onto that position until her death. Junea received a formal education and had studied the arts of both literature and warfare. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:22, 23 September 2023
| Junea I | |
|---|---|
| Celestial Queen | |
 Statue of Junea c.1200~1205 | |
| Rexia | |
| Reign | 1 October 1193-3 April 1207 |
| Coronation | 12 December 1193 |
| Predecessor | Celestius VI |
| Successor | Casimir III |
| Born | Junea Maxia Celestia 8 March 1148 Goarniamae |
| Died | 3 April 1207 (aged 59) Sol |
| Husband | Richards Lamus Jonas Elvaris |
| Dynasty | Celestia |
| Father | Celestius VI |
| Mother | Maria Sais |
| Religion | Celestix |
Junea I (Junea Maxia Celestia; 8 March 1148-3 April 1207) was Queen of Solarius from 1193-1207GD.
Biography
Junea was born the eldest child of Celestius VI and Maria Sais. She was born and raised during her great-grandfather, Casimir II reign, and had become the favorite of the grandchildren. She was named Grand Countess of Livia in 1163 and would hold onto that position until her death. Junea received a formal education and had studied the arts of both literature and warfare.