The Kingdom of Corrilea

Majesty Queen Anastaisa of Corrilea, 2010-

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This month marks five years of this account on Instagram and Tumblr. I want to thank all the people I have befriended, met and had the opportunity to collaberate with. I am extremely grateful to you all. While I am super busy with university (law degrees are not for the weak), I hope to return to this account and hope you will join me for the ride and (hopefully) many more years together.

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Dress by @warwickroyals

Family pictures and paintings on display at Lennox House for Architectural Digest, 2019

The house has had a revolving door of tenants since the 1960s. After their marriage in 1968, it became the residence of Louis, then Prince of Danforth, and his wife, Irene. The couple quickly surrendered the property when Louis acceded to the throne in 1970. Later, the king's mother, Queen Katherine, and brother, Prince Clarence, moved into Lennox House.

Prince Carlence later moved into an apartment in Rockcliff Palace following his marriage in 1980. In 2003, Katherine's grandson, James, Prince of Danforth, moved into Lennox House with his wife and two sons. The young family occupied the bottom two floors of Lennox House, while Queen Katherine maintained an apartment on the third.

Following the death of Prince James in 2017, Princess Tatiana moved with her children to Rockcliff Palace. Queen Katherine remained in residence at Lennox House until her own death in 2018. Today, the house remains unoccupied, although select rooms are open to the public all year around.

Tenants of Lennox House

James I and Queen Caroline (1847 – 1857)

Imogen, Duchess of Glencairn (1861 – 1881)

Prince Cornelius, Duke of Sherbourne, and Princess Sophia, Duchess of Sherbourne (1886 – 1924)

Prince William, Duke of Midlands and Rosedale, and Madeline, Duchess of Midlands and Rosedale (1925 – 1962)

Louis, Prince of Danforth, and Irene, Princess of Danforth (1968 – 1972)

Queen Katherine (1973 – 2018)

Prince Clarence of Sunderland (1973 – 1980)

James, Prince of Danforth and Tatiana, Princess of Danforth, with their children Nicholas and Alex (2003 – 2019)

Official Photographs of The Ionian Royal Family for the Christening of Princess Thérèse Alexandrina Katalina Amalia,

While the provenance of the new princess' first name is unconfirmed, one may make an inference to the aspirational legacy of it previous holders. The late Crown Princess Thérèse of Armorica among the most recent, the unfortunate Duchess of Angoulême, and most auspiciously the royal couple's Habsburg ancestress, the Empress Maria Theresa. The most obvious connection which may be drawn from Her Royal Highness' many middle names is to the Union's close ally in Pierreland, the Empress Katalina. With the others having been sourced in the couple's more obvious distant relations, Princess Alexandrina of Ériu and the Britanic Isles, and the more than common Amalia in The Rodchester's dynastic naming conventions. Royals chosen to guide The Princess in her faith-life all came to the event with familial strings attached. The Crown Prince of Scots, who read from the Holy Book at Queen Viviana II & Philippe's wedding in 2024, was chosen alongside his wife, The King's first cousin Hortense, to serve as godparents. The Pierrelander Prince Henri's friendship with Her Illustrious Majesty has been of public note since the two were spotted out in downtown Celle in early 2023. The King's maternal Uncle, Jean Charles, stood alongside The Queen's distant relation, Elinor, the Countess Verr - a descendant of the Ionian Princess Imogene. The Queen's Hofdame, or Lady-in-Waiting, Princess Claire also stood as godmother to the little princess.

I mentioned & featured a whole lot of people who deserve their flowers for making my characters world feel more whole: @armoricaroyalty @officalroyalsofpierreland @trhor @empiredesimparte

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Majesty Queen Anastaisa of Corrilea, 2010-

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This month marks five years of this account on Instagram and Tumblr. I want to thank all the people I have befriended, met and had the opportunity to collaberate with. I am extremely grateful to you all. While I am super busy with university (law degrees are not for the weak), I hope to return to this account and hope you will join me for the ride and (hopefully) many more years together.

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Dress by @warwickroyals

Queen Helena of Monaca

Helena Mignonette Grimalldi (14 February 20xx – 14 September 21xx) was Queen of Monaca from 21 June 20xx until her death in 21xx. Her reign of 75 years and 85 days remains the longest of any Monacan monarch.

Helena was born in Worcester, Monaca, during the reign of her grandfather, King Maximilian I. She was the eldest child of Crown Prince Maximilian and Princess Eleanor, Duchess of Worcester. Following the assassination of her father, Helena became heir presumptive to the Monacan throne.

She was raised under the strict guardianship of her grandmother, Queen Morana, and received a private education. Helena began undertaking public duties from an early age. In March 20xx, she married Edward Langston, the son of former Prime Minister Charles Langston. The couple had three children: Maximilian, Nicholas, and Contessina.

When her grandfather died in 20xx, Helena ascended the throne at the age of 24. Her life and reign were defined by a steadfast devotion to public duty, and she became an enduring symbol of stability for the Monacan people.

Her reign was not without personal and institutional turmoil. Her second son, Prince Nicholas, Duke of Yorkton, was assassinated while traveling beside his mother during an official visit to Monte Carlo. Although Helena survived the attack, the death of her son became one of the defining tragedies of her reign.

Other significant events included her coronation in 20xx and the celebrations marking her Silver, Golden, Diamond, and Platinum Jubilees. Despite occasional media criticism of the royal family, Helena remained widely respected throughout most of her life.

Helena died at Grimalldi Palace at the age of 99 and was succeeded by her eldest son, Maximilian II.

In the years following her death, Helena became a controversial figure in Monacan history due to allegations that she was involved in the death of her son’s assassin, Trevor Copeland. No conclusive evidence of her involvement has ever been discovered, and the allegations remain the subject of historical debate.

Merry Christmas from the Grand Ducal Family of Bauden🎄

This is the yearly reminder that I have a second Royal Family 😂

Merry Christmas from the Royal Family of Corrilea 🎄

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday period and happy new year 🥳

For a while now I haven’t been happy with my story or account. I have thought about leaving for a while as I no longer feel joy when it comes to this account and space.

However, over the last couple of days I have been thinking about what I want to do , and I do have a story I want to tell and share. So I will be rebooting my account.

The characters will be the same, just older as the story will focus on characters that are currently children. But it will be a new story.

I look forward to sharing it with you in the coming months.