Lisa II of Aquitayne
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| Queen of Aquitayne | |
| Reign | October 1, 1919 - August 10th, 1951 |
| Coronation | January 2, 1920 |
| Predecessor | Tiberius III |
| Son | Sugard II |
| Born | 5 July 1890 |
| Died | 10 August 1951 (aged 61) |
| Husband | Josev Belimos |
| House | House Reich |
| Father | Tiberius III |
| Mother | Abigail of |
Lisa II (5 July 1890 - 10 August 1951) was the Queen of Aquitayne. She succeeded to the throne on the death of her father, Tiberius III, on 1 October 1919. As the only child of Tiberius III, Lisa became only the second Queen in Aquitaynian history, after Elizabeth I. Lisa's legacy is best defined by her navigating the nation through both world wars, and her staunch support of fellow monarchies throughout the early 20th century during political and ideological upheavals across Astyria.
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| Kingdom of Aquitayne (1366–1563) | Carolus I (1366-1399) • Marcus I (1399-1410) • Salonia I (1410-1440) • Octavius I (1440-1450) • Titus I (1450-1465) • Carolus II (1465-1480) • Octavius II (1480-1500) • Aquilia I (1500-1518) • Marcus II (1518-1531) • Salonia II (1531-1550) • Marius I (1550-1553) • Minatus I (1553-1554) • Decius I (1554-1595) • Salonia III (1595-1608) • Carolus III (1608-1631) • Titus II (1631-1642) • Minatus II (1642-1648) • Marcus III (1648-1651) • Maximus I (1648-1652) • Carolus IV (1652-1653) |  |
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| Province of Aquitayne (1563-1741) | Aurelius I (1653 - 1675) • Titus III (1675 - 1699) • Caesar I (1699 - 1715) • Aridius I (1715 - 1715) • Larus II (1715-1741) | |
| Constitutional Monarchy of Aquitayne (1741–Present) | Augustus I (1741-1752) • George I (1752-1781) • William I (1782-1794) • Richard I (1794-1826) • Elizabeth I (1826-1858) • Immanuel I (1858-1889) • Tiberius III (1889-1919) • Lisa II (1919-1951) • Sugard I (1951-1989) • Thomas I (1989-2011) • Samuel I (2012–Present) | |