Matilde Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland

Matilde Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland

Senator of the Lakes
Tenure began	1.III.1734 AN (8 AN years)
Senate(s)	Thirteenth Senate
Elected	1733
Faction	Humanist
Physical description
Gender	Female
Species	Human
Race	Norse
Hair colour and style	Blonde
Eye colour	Blue
Skin colour	White
Biographical information
Father	Jonas Kåveland
Mother	Birgitte Einhorn al-Osman
Date of birth	1690 AN (aged 52 AN years)
Place of birth	Elijah's Rest

Matilde Einhorn al-Osman Kåveland is a Norse–Hurmu noblewoman and socialite. As a member of the House of Einhorn, she belongs to the extended Einhorn family of the King of Normark. In Normark, she is affiliated with the Einhorn Society, and in Hurmu, with, first, the Einhornist List, until its merger with the Humanist List, which she then became affiliated with.

Biography

In 1708, she moved to Vesüha to study law, with specialization in international private law, at the University of Huyenkula. She interned at the Einhornist Faction headquarters in Vesüha as a paralegal. She graduated with a master of legal letters in 1713. She has since her move frequented social circles of the cultural elite in Vesüha, and is known for her wit and Nordic good looks. Her hair is naturally platinum blonde, and she has piercing blue eyes.

Elected to the Thirteenth Senate in 1733 AN, taking office as a Senatrix of the Lakes in the following year, her relationship with Elin Wåhlin, a junior journalist at the Hurmu Herald to whom she had been introduced during the campaign, became public knowledge shortly thereafter.

Heraldic device

Her coat of arms is a lozenge carrying the maternal arms defaced with her father's (an escutcheon with a red fox on a golden field above a golden lynx on a red field). The maternal arms are an amalgamation of Gruntland-Einhorn – a green oak (the Einhorn oak) stemming from a flat land (canting Gruntland) – charged with the symbols (the charges of the House of Osman and the Line of Steffki on separate sides of the oak) of Kaiser Aurangzeb from whom she descends matrilineally.