Difference between revisions of "Louis de Courtenay"
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He is a reserve officer in the Royal Army. | He is a reserve officer in the Royal Army. | ||
| − | In | + | In 2012 he married [[Princess Charlotte Schverzinski]], a first cousin of [[George IV|King George IV]]. However, she had been pushed into the marriage by her mother due to her troubled past. Charlotte left Louis after a couple of months and asked for the annulment of the marriage, which was granted in March 2014. Louis was devastated and left [[Brasland]] for a couple of months. |
After his return, he moved to the countryside to work at the estate of Count [[Alfred von Lichenfeld]]. There he met his granddaughter [[Gaston von Lichenfeld|Caroline]] and the two fell in love. They married in 2015 and seven months later they became the parents of a daughter, Alix. | After his return, he moved to the countryside to work at the estate of Count [[Alfred von Lichenfeld]]. There he met his granddaughter [[Gaston von Lichenfeld|Caroline]] and the two fell in love. They married in 2015 and seven months later they became the parents of a daughter, Alix. | ||
[[Category: Brasland]] | [[Category: Brasland]] | ||
Revision as of 22:42, 21 May 2016
Prince Louis de Courtenay (born 1990) is a Braslander nobleman. He is the son of Prince Paul de Courtenay.
He is a reserve officer in the Royal Army.
In 2012 he married Princess Charlotte Schverzinski, a first cousin of King George IV. However, she had been pushed into the marriage by her mother due to her troubled past. Charlotte left Louis after a couple of months and asked for the annulment of the marriage, which was granted in March 2014. Louis was devastated and left Brasland for a couple of months.
After his return, he moved to the countryside to work at the estate of Count Alfred von Lichenfeld. There he met his granddaughter Caroline and the two fell in love. They married in 2015 and seven months later they became the parents of a daughter, Alix.
