Queen Leah

Queen Leah of France (1343-1400) was the former Queen of France, by her marriage to it's king, King Stefan.

History
Queen Leah was very popular at court, besides her presumed inferitility. At the late age of 31, she finally bore King Stefan a child; Princess Aurora of France. Many kidnapping attempts were made at the child, to break down the French monarchy. This is why the child was given to the care of godmothers Flora, Merryweather, and Fauna (Faunette). At her sixteenth birthday, Aurora returned to court and married King Philip, with whom she was engaged to from her birth.

Aurora proved to be quite the opposite of her mother, as she gave birth to eight children (none died in labor or before the age of 30) in a time span of 13 years, from age 24 to 36.

Trivia

 * Queen Leah was very fond of her grandchildren and acted as their governess sometimes, along with her cousins, Florencia Weather, Fiona Weather and Maria Weather. It is rumoured she favoured her grandchildren Charles and Diana.