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'''Rachel I''' (Rachel Primula Andisson; 7 December 1530 – 2 February 1691) was Countess of Rosalica and Helenica following a political marriage between her and Count Rein Vandale on 9 May 1554. Following the Westmound Heights Agreement, she united 15 counties, including hers, to form the [[Rosalica|Margravate of Rosalica]]. She would continue her reign, now as Margravine, from 3 June 1560 until her death in 1691. |
'''Rachel I''' (Rachel Primula Andisson; 7 December 1530 – 2 February 1691) was Countess of Rosalica and Helenica following a political marriage between her and Count Rein Vandale on 9 May 1554. Following the Westmound Heights Agreement, she united 15 counties, including hers, to form the [[Rosalica|Margravate of Rosalica]]. She would continue her reign, now as Margravine, from 3 June 1560 until her death in 1691. Rachel served as the first of the five monarchs of Rosalica. |
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Rachel was the daughter of Ludger Andisson, Count of Rosalica, and Margarita Laninga, his first wife. In her early years, Ludger arranged a political marriage of Rachel with Rein Vandale, Count of Helenica. In 1554, Rachel was married off to Rein Vandale, and upon Ludger's death a few months later, she succeeded her father and became Countess of Rosalica. Rachel ruled next to Rein Vandale until his death in 1555, which upon she merged the two counties under her banner while facing opposition from remnants of the House of Vandale. Her claim was solidified in 1557 where the members of the House of Vandale submitted to Rachel following her victory at the Siege of ____. |
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Her next goal was to bring the small counties of Westmound Heights under her rule to secure Rosalica's western and southern borders. |
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As Margravine, Rachel's first focus was to end Rosalica's participation in the South Ethalrian conflicts. |
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| Countess of Rosalica and Helenica | |||||
| Reign | 9 May 1554 - 3 June 1560 | ||||
| Margravine of Rosalica | |||||
| Reign | 3 June 1560 - 2 February 1691 | ||||
| Coronation | 8 July 1560 | ||||
| Successor | Rachel II | ||||
| Born | 7 December 1530 Rosalica Castle, Rosalica | ||||
| Died | 2 February 1691 (aged 160) Rosalica Castle, Rosalica | ||||
| Spouse | Rein Vandale (m. 1554; died 1555) Ewoud Janssens | ||||
| Issue | Rachel II | ||||
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| House | Andisson | ||||
| Father | Ludger Andisson | ||||
| Mother | Margarita Laninga | ||||
Rachel I (Rachel Primula Andisson; 7 December 1530 – 2 February 1691) was Countess of Rosalica and Helenica following a political marriage between her and Count Rein Vandale on 9 May 1554. Following the Westmound Heights Agreement, she united 15 counties, including hers, to form the Margravate of Rosalica. She would continue her reign, now as Margravine, from 3 June 1560 until her death in 1691. Rachel served as the first of the five monarchs of Rosalica.
Rachel was the daughter of Ludger Andisson, Count of Rosalica, and Margarita Laninga, his first wife. In her early years, Ludger arranged a political marriage of Rachel with Rein Vandale, Count of Helenica. In 1554, Rachel was married off to Rein Vandale, and upon Ludger's death a few months later, she succeeded her father and became Countess of Rosalica. Rachel ruled next to Rein Vandale until his death in 1555, which upon she merged the two counties under her banner while facing opposition from remnants of the House of Vandale. Her claim was solidified in 1557 where the members of the House of Vandale submitted to Rachel following her victory at the Siege of ____.
Her next goal was to bring the small counties of Westmound Heights under her rule to secure Rosalica's western and southern borders.
As Margravine, Rachel's first focus was to end Rosalica's participation in the South Ethalrian conflicts.