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'''Catarin deSangre''', later known as Catarin the Just, was the daughter of King Valerias and heir to the [[Seleucarian Empire]] approximately 400 years after the [[Black Wave]]. Her brother, [[Mycale deSangre|Mycale]], was also considered the rightful heir. At the time of their father's death, however, neither had been declared the rightful successor, leading to the bloody [[Wars of Succession]] and the involvement of [[Castomira Brangwin]]. | '''Catarin deSangre''', later known as Catarin the Just, was the daughter of King Valerias and heir to the [[Seleucarian Empire]] approximately 400 years after the [[Black Wave]]. Her brother, [[Mycale deSangre|Mycale]], was also considered the rightful heir. At the time of their father's death, however, neither had been declared the rightful successor, leading to the bloody [[Wars of Succession]] and the involvement of [[Castomira Brangwin]]. | ||
Catarin was courted in her youth by [[Zoltan deChalce]] and eventually married Prince [[Evander Christin]], but her most famous love was a man called [[Lucaine Pyramides]]. | |||
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Revision as of 18:57, 6 September 2005
Catarin deSangre, later known as Catarin the Just, was the daughter of King Valerias and heir to the Seleucarian Empire approximately 400 years after the Black Wave. Her brother, Mycale, was also considered the rightful heir. At the time of their father's death, however, neither had been declared the rightful successor, leading to the bloody Wars of Succession and the involvement of Castomira Brangwin.
Catarin was courted in her youth by Zoltan deChalce and eventually married Prince Evander Christin, but her most famous love was a man called Lucaine Pyramides.