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'''Cacica Anacaona''' (born 30.XII.{{AN|1755}}) is a member of the [[House of Guarionex]], the cacical house of the [[Wakara people]], and stands second in line to the [[Prince of Boriquén|principality of Boriquén]]. She is the daughter of Kaonabo, [[Duke of Guánica]], the heir apparent to the principality, and his wife Higuamota, and the granddaughter of [[Guarionex II]], the 1st [[Prince of Boriquén]]. She is being raised in the [[Yukiyu Atabey]] faith of her house. Her name, from the [[Wakara language]], is traditionally understood to mean "golden flower." | '''Cacica Anacaona''' (born 30.XII.{{AN|1755}}) is a member of the [[House of Guarionex]], the cacical house of the [[Wakara people]], and stands second in line to the [[Prince of Boriquén|principality of Boriquén]]. She is the daughter of Kaonabo, [[Duke of Guánica]], the heir apparent to the principality, and his wife Higuamota, and the granddaughter of [[Guarionex II]], the 1st [[Prince of Boriquén]]. She is being raised in the [[Yukiyu Atabey]] faith of her house. Her name, from the [[Wakara language]], is traditionally understood to mean "golden flower." | ||
In {{AN|1759}} the [[Royal Household of Nouvelle Alexandrie|Royal Household]] and the House of Guarionex announced her betrothal to Prince [[Inti, Duke of Vilcabamba|Inti]], the only child of Crown Princess [[Sayari, Princess of Rimarima|Sayari]] and second in line to the throne of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. Anacaona and the Prince were born within days of one another in {{AN|1755}}, and each stands second in line to their respective inheritances. The match was read as a binding of [[Boriquén]] into the Federation and the first connection between the House of Guarionex and the reigning [[House of Inti-Carrillo]]. | In {{AN|1759}} the [[Royal Household of Nouvelle Alexandrie|Royal Household]] and the House of Guarionex announced her betrothal to Prince [[Inti, Duke of Vilcabamba|Inti]], then the only child of Crown Princess [[Sayari, Princess of Rimarima|Sayari]] and second in line to the throne of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. Anacaona and the Prince were born within days of one another in {{AN|1755}}, and each stands second in line to their respective inheritances. The match was read as a binding of [[Boriquén]] into the Federation and the first connection between the House of Guarionex and the reigning [[House of Inti-Carrillo]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:40, 30 September 2026
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| Full Name | Anacaona |
| Titles & Offices | Cacica |
| Birth Date | 30.XII.1755 AN (7 AN years) |
| Birth Place | Guánica, Boriquén |
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| Family | House of Guarionex |
| Known For | Heir in line to the principality of Boriquén; betrothed to Prince Inti |
| Religion | Yukiyu Atabey |
| Residence | Guánica, Boriquén |
| National Origin |
 Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Citizenship(s) |
Nouvelle Alexandrie |
Cacica Anacaona (born 30.XII.1755 AN) is a member of the House of Guarionex, the cacical house of the Wakara people, and stands second in line to the principality of Boriquén. She is the daughter of Kaonabo, Duke of Guánica, the heir apparent to the principality, and his wife Higuamota, and the granddaughter of Guarionex II, the 1st Prince of Boriquén. She is being raised in the Yukiyu Atabey faith of her house. Her name, from the Wakara language, is traditionally understood to mean "golden flower."
In 1759 AN the Royal Household and the House of Guarionex announced her betrothal to Prince Inti, then the only child of Crown Princess Sayari and second in line to the throne of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Anacaona and the Prince were born within days of one another in 1755 AN, and each stands second in line to their respective inheritances. The match was read as a binding of Boriquén into the Federation and the first connection between the House of Guarionex and the reigning House of Inti-Carrillo.
