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{{ | {{Infobox character | ||
| | |Gender=Female | ||
|Religion=British Christian | |||
|Type=Non Player Character | |||
|Agecategory=Adult | |||
|Knighted=Noble | |||
|image=656195e287a7d4a2212ec7df9134ccdd-1.jpg | |||
|Class=Lady | |Class=Lady | ||
|Culture=Cymric | |Culture=Cymric | ||
| | |Estate=Chillmark | ||
| | |Lord=Roderick | ||
|Features=Curly hair | |Features=Curly hair | ||
|shieldimage=blankshield.png | |||
|Husband=Maelgwyn | |||
|House=Tarren | |||
|Birthyear=461 | |Birthyear=461 | ||
|Birthcounty=Salisbury | |||
|Homecounty=Salisbury | |||
|Dead=Yes | |||
|Deathyear=485 | |Deathyear=485 | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{CharacterSections | |||
|Description text={{PAGENAME}} was the wife of [[Maelgwyn]]. She died in childbirth in 485. | |||
}} | |||
{{PAGENAME}} was the wife of [[Maelgwyn]]. She died in childbirth in 485. |
Latest revision as of 06:44, 18 September 2017
Information | |
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Type: | Non Player Character |
Gender: | Female |
Religion: | British Christian |
Class: | Lady |
Level of fame: | Unproven |
Distinctive features: | |
Estate: | Chillmark |
County: | Salisbury |
Liege lord: | Roderick |
Maid-in-waiting: | |
Death | |
Death year: | 485 A.D. |
Age at time of death: | 24 |
Address | |
Form of address: | My Lady |
Colloquial address: | My Lady Chillmark |
Formal address: | Lady Siân of Chillmark of House Tarren. |
Known for | |
Family | |
House: | Tarren |
Current husband: | Maelgwyn |
Mother: | |
Father: | |
Grandfather: | |
Origin | |
Culture: | [[]] |
Age category: | Adult |
Born: | 461 A.D. |
Birthcounty: | Salisbury |
Coat-of-Arms | |
~ Lady ~
Lady Siân
Siân was a Apprentice Cymric Lady from Salisbury. She served Roderick at the time of her death.
She was the daughter of an unknown man and an unknown woman. She was married to Maelgwyn. She has no sons or daughters.
She died in 485 A.D. She was 24 years old.
Description
Siân was the wife of Maelgwyn. She died in childbirth in 485.