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Been doing some character/world/future story building while I work my way through to finals week (UGHHHHHHHHHHHHH), so I decided to go into game and take a couple portraits of Ana and Douxie’s youngest, Liliana.

I won’t share TOO much about her, but I will say that she and her future spouse’s personalities are VERY inspired from a certain couple from the Hells Belles series on TikTok so take from that what you will

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The Queen, Prince Consort and Crown Prince of Carrington

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Queen Theresa of Carrington on her Coronation Day, 1928

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Queen Victoria of Carrington (then Crown Princess), Circa 1831

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Crown Princess Helena (later Queen) of Carrington, circa Summer 1952

(Aka I realized that I hadn’t used @warwickroyals BEAUTIFUL Hartnell dress yet and had it put it on someone and asap)

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Her Royal Highness, Princess Claire, the Duchess of Asbury

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So, I’ve been working on my family tree on FamilyEcho and so that it is large is... an understatement. At the time of me working on this post, there are 1329 individual people on this family tree and I’m no where close to being done. 

And while I really, really, really REALLY want to share every single person on this tree, there are a few spoilers on it that I’d rather not share. So in the meantime, here are some randomly selected people from the tree that have portraits. 

Top-Left: Adeline, the Duchess of Eisley (1924-2015)

Adeline is the mother of Peter, the Duke of Eisley and by extension, the paternal grandmother of the King’s paternal cousins, including the Duke of Eisley. 

Top Right: Jacqueline “Jackie” Aiken (1961-1983)

Jackie Aiken is the most well-known royal mistress in modern Carrington history, despite her short tenure as King Kristof VI’s mistress. Due to the nature of the relationship (and the ending of the relationship), mistresses were banned from having roles in court like they had previously (i.e. the passing of the ruby tiara) and King Louis, who was fiercely devoted to his wife, ignored the practice altogether.  

Bottom Left: Alice Lee Longsworth (1900-1943)

 The eldest daughter of former Prime Minister Franklin Lee and his first wife, and by extension, the King’s great-great aunt and the great-aunt of Queen Eliza. 

Bottom: Right: Margaret, the Countess of Oden (1908-1984)

Pictured here on her wedding day, this was one of the last photos of Margaret allowed to be taken of her until the coronation of her grandson, Louis. Margaret is the great-grandmother of the King and the mother of Queen Helena of Carrington.