Queen Allowyn of the Southern Isles

"'You begged me to let you go to represent our kingdom. You almost killed two of Arendelle's princesses and the kingdoms reputation. You are not a son or a prince. You're a disgrace. You were more useful when you were invisible.' 'Although I am impressed with you locking Elsa up.'"

-Queen Allowyn to her youngest son-
Queen Allowyn of the Southern Isles, formerly known as Princess Allowyn of Clan DunBroch is the loving wife and queen of King George of the Southern Isles and the mother of crown-prince Prince Caleb of the Southern Isles as well as Prince Hans and eleven other sons.

Appearance:
Queen Allowyn is a slender woman, which is surprising for a woman who gave birth to 13 sons, with fiery red curls and grass green eyes.

Personality:
Although very warm and generous towards her more precious children, Hans described her as a cold and heartless mother if her sons weren't useful to her power. She always stood by her husband but made her own decisions to change and bend the law to her will.

Ancestry:
Queen Allowyn was born the youngest child of Bonny King James and Queen Mary. Through her father, Allowyn is a direct descendant of King Hamish of DunBroch and his father King Fergus of DunBroch. They are 29 generations apart.

History:
She married George in 1790 when she was 20 years old. A little less than a year later, Prince Caleb was born and 12 sons followed.

Trivia:

 * She never cared for Queen Iduna or Queen Elsa, calling them weak and lighthearted, but on rare occasions she was known to have cared for them going so far as to send Elsa a new Emerald tiara as a sympathy gift.
 * Her favorite son was Prince Friedrich of the Southern Isles, and she spoiled him with gifts and riches when he was a child and even as an adult continued to do so.
 * She's allergic to cow's milk, but she later overcomes her allergy.
 * Hans Brother's described that while she was pregnant with hans that she desired for a girl which she started doing after after her fourth son
 * When she gave birth to Princess Gabriella She was delighted and so was her husband K
 * George   king