Maria VII, II, and I

Maria VII, II, and I
Painting by Ario Van Pelt, 1616
Queen of Ferunia (more...)
Tenure	September 5, 1611 – June 13, 1641
Coronation	January 1, 1612
Predecessor	Maria VI
Successor	Marius III
Co-monarch	Julius III (1611 - 1615)
Queen of Trurnia (more...)
Tenure	November 19, 1615 – June 13, 1641
Coronation	February 8, 1617
Predecessor	Julius III
Successor	Marius IV
Queen of Illyricum (more...)
Tenure	May 19, 1618 – August 2, 1627
Coronation	October 7, 1618
Predecessor	Alexander II
Successor	Octavus I
Co-monarch	Octavus I
Duchess of Tudino
Tenure	June 6, 1586 – September 5, 1611
Coronation	May 20, 1600
Predecessor	Silenus Adrianus
Successor	Marius Cornelius
Regent	Marius Cornelius (1586 - 1600)
Born	Maria Adriana (1586-06-06)June 6, 1586 Arajau, Illyricum
Died	June 13, 1641(1641-06-13) (aged 55) Trurnia, Ferunia and Trurnia
Burial	June 23, 1641 Cathedral of Saint Gregorius
Spouse	Julius III of Trurnia (m. 1611)
Issue among others...	Marius III and IV
House	Claudius, Adrianus
Dynasty	Claudian-Adrian
Father	Alexander II
Mother	Charlotte of Arajau
Religion	Catholic

Maria VII, II, and I (June 6, 1586 - June 13, 1641) was Queen of Ferunia as Maria VII from 1611 to 1641, Queen of Trurnia as Maria II from 1615 to 1641, and Queen of Illyricum as Maria I from 1618 to her abdication in 1627. Maria was installed as Queen of Ferunia by her father, King Alexander II of Illyricum, following the Second War of Ferunian and Trurnian Succession in 1611. As Queen, Maria co-ruled Ferunia and Trurnia with her husband Julius III of Trurnia, and, following his death in 1615, became sole-ruler of Ferunia and Trurnia. Alexander II died in 1618 and as per his Succession Act, Maria succeeded him along with her younger brother Octavus I. After ruling Ferunia, Trurnia, and Illyricum from 1618 to 1627, Maria was forced to abdicate by Octavus who took sole control of Illyricum.