Aimée Isabelle

Aimée Isabelle
Full name	Aimée Isabelle de la Rochelle
Pronouns	She/her
Physical information
Species	Human
Gender	Female
Biographical information
Mothers	Emilia Antoinette, Merida Vala
Date of birth	1731
Place of birth	Stadt Taktwinkel, Confoederatio Aemilia
Date of death	/
Place of death	/
Residence(s)	Stadt Taktwinkel, Taktwinkel, Confoederatio Aemilia
Nationality	Aemilia
Allegiance(s)	Aemilia
Occupation	Princess

Aimée Isabelle de la Rochelle is the princess of the Confoederatio Aemilia, she is the successor to her mother, Emilia Antoinette de la Rochelle who was the founder of the nation. Aimée Isabelle was born in 1731 as the eldest daughter of Emilia Antoinette and Merida Vala in Stadt Taktwinkel. Following the 1751 military coup in the Confoederatio Aemilia she spent some time in Etzeland and later on Murder, but she returned in 1758 to claim the throne and restore her realm. She successfully petitioned the Volksrat to undo the constitutional changes made following the coup, when this was refused she bluffed and threatened to overthrow the Volksrat with a military coup that she had prepared and the Volksrat caved wishing to avoid bloodbaths. It later turned out that she had not prepared a military coup at all and that the Volksrat was aware of this but needed the threat of a coup to prevent legal issues during the revolution. The restoration of the monarchy was well received.

Aimée Isabelle de la Rochelle married Annatar Camel, son of Andries van Oudorp and Galadriel Camel in 1755 and their first child, Marie Emiliana was born in 1756.