Difference between revisions of "Mother Karina"
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: Blessed as prioress of a community of Premonstratensian (Norbertine) nuns in Bohemia. | : Blessed as prioress of a community of Premonstratensian (Norbertine) nuns in Bohemia. | ||
| − | : | + | : Recognized for her contributions to the well-being of Clan Malkavian. |
| − | ; | + | ; 1700's |
| − | : Moved to Paris, France following the First Partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth by Austria, Prussia and Russia in 1772 | + | : Moved to Paris, France following the First Partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth by Austria, Prussia and Russia in 1772. |
| + | ; 1900's | ||
| + | : Moved to London, England due to the elevated tensions in Paris during the beginning of World War I | ||
| + | : Moved to Pittsburgh, United States of America, due to elevated tensions in London following the Blitz. | ||
Revision as of 01:38, 3 June 2022
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- Name
- Mother Karina
- Honorific
- Mother
- Pronouns
- She/Her
- Previous Name
- Ekaterina Kowalska
- Year of Birth
- Unknown
- Year of Embrace
- Known
- Clan
- Malkavian - Knight of the Moon
- Known Lineage
- Sire is a prominent member of Clan Malkavian.
- Grandsire is known but is not spoken of due to reasons of etiquette.
- Great-Grandsire is a prominent member of Clan Malkavian.
- Initial Acknowledgment
- 1789, Paris, Prince François Villon.
- Additional Acknowledgement
- 1914, London, Queen Anne Bowesley.
- 1940, Pittsburgh, Prince Lyn.
- Status
- Acknowledged by Prince Lyn of Pittsburgh
- Confirmed, Established and Privileged elder of the Camarilla.
- Noble Primogen of Consumption of Pittsburgh
- Derangement(s)
- Yes.
- Competencies
- Information Gathering
- Organization
- Attention to Detail
Known Life Events
- Early Life
- Blessed as prioress of a community of Premonstratensian (Norbertine) nuns in Bohemia.
- Recognized for her contributions to the well-being of Clan Malkavian.
- 1700's
- Moved to Paris, France following the First Partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth by Austria, Prussia and Russia in 1772.
- 1900's
- Moved to London, England due to the elevated tensions in Paris during the beginning of World War I
- Moved to Pittsburgh, United States of America, due to elevated tensions in London following the Blitz.
