Alissa Guadalim
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| Senator of the Lakes | |
|---|---|
| Tenure began | 1.I.1702 AN (37 AN years) |
| Faction | Humanist |
| Order of the Holy Lakes | Lines Andelarion, Osman, and Line of Tahmaseb |
| Physical description | |
| Gender | Female |
| Species | Human |
| Hair colour and style | Black |
| Eye colour | Brown |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Justin Guadalim |
| Mother | Samira al-Osman |
| Spouse(s) |
Frederik Haabye Truls (m. 1681; widowed 1691) Frederik Haabye Truls Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman (m. 1699) |
| Children | Ardashir Alamgir Osman (1702) |
| Date of birth | 1661 AN (aged 78 AN years) |
Alissa Guadalim (born 1661 (aged 78) was elected to the Senate of the Lakes in 1701. Previously a candidate for a seat in the Senate of the Lakes during the 1690 Parlerment elections of Hurmu.
She was the second consort to Frederik Haabye Truls and subsequently his widow following his death 13.X.1691 AN. On 19.XI.1691 AN she received orders under triple seal from the Honourable Company, the Nationalist & Humanist Party, and House of Osman, to transfer her primary residence to Kaupang in the Lake District of Hurmu where a new husband would be found for her under a matrilineal marriage contracted with one of the families of the local gentry.
She is the daughter of Justin Guadalim and Samira al-Osman.
Administrative assistant to her mother in the Imperial Senate from 1680 AN to 1691 AN. Pending appointment of a permanent ambassador, she was appointed Deputy Chief of Mission of the Embassy of the Imperial State of Constancia to Hurmu from 1.XII.1691 - 9.XIII.1699 AN.
Presented to Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman as consort on 10.XIII.1699 AN at Seivannavik (Eesdeheito) in a ceremony arranged to spare the respective embarrassments of his remaining unmarried and her having been childless during her first marriage and unwed after the end of the acceptable period of seemly mourning for a widow. It was announced on 12.V.1702 to the press that this union had produced a son: Ardashir Alamgir Osman, who was to be raised at the court of Raspur.
