Shamsa Latifa al-Osman

Shamsa Latifa al-Osman
Physical information
Biographical information
Father	Elham al-Osman
Mother	Andrea Karlsdatter Silk
Spouse	Ahmed al-Osman
Date of birth	1720 AN (42 AN years)
Residence(s)	Blackfriars district

Shamsa Latifa al-Osman, born 1720, is the only daughter of Elham al-Osman and Andrea Karlsdatter Silk.

Holds Benacian subject rights and nationality of the Order of the Holy Lakes by virtue of her father, as well as Constancian and Shirerithian nationality due to her paternal grandfather. Titularly holds Normarkian nationality being a descendant of Tarjei Einhornsson through her mother.

Biography

Placed under the orders of the N&H Future Leadership Programme in the year 1751 AN and despatched to the International Mandate to reinforce the bloodline of Ahmed al-Osman. The wedding duly occurred in XV.1751 AN, with feasting and other festivities, reported in the local press as being tantamount to an occurrence of mass debauchery, lasting an entire week.

Said to be repulsed by the condition of the Blackfriars' Redux at the end of the six-day extravaganza and arranged to take apartments elsewhere in the Blackfriars district until a thorough deep clean could be undertaken. Later revealed to have quartered at the EC Hotel Blackfriars and the Inn of Eight Happinesses, before deciding to reside at Tiegang Airport Hotel.

On account of her provenance, initially hired by the ESB Group at Residency Isle with a minor clerical position beginning 2.I.1752, followed by a membership of the Court of Directors of ESB Stay (Tiegang), which resulted in her meals and accommodations becoming complimentary.

Unsurprisingly later revealed to be pregnant, giving birth to Daniyal Anthony al-Osman, on 31.IX.1752 at King Josephus Hospital.