Adelaide Tudor, Queen of France

Adelaide Elizabeth Mary de Valois (born; Adelaide Tudor) is the Queen of France, Princess of England and Lady of France. She was the wife of King Francis II and by him the mother of nine children; Henri, Dora, Francis, Amy, Louie, Robert, Cathy, Charlie and Maggie.

Ady was born as the daughter of King Henry VIII of England, and Queen Catherine of Aragon. Her elder brothers are Arthur, Prince of Wales and King Henry IX, while her younger siblings are Mary, Queen of Scotland, and Edward, Duke of Cornwall.

Through Henry, she is the aunt of Henry, Prince of Wales, Alexander, Duke of York, and Mason, Duke of Somerset. Through Mary, Queen of Scotland, she's the aunt, and future mother-in-law to Mary Stuart, Duchess of Rothesay, the heir to the throne of Scotland, as the only child of James V and Mary, who will be married to her 4th son, Charles. Through Edward, she's the aunt of Sadie, her namesake and rebel niece.

Her three paturnal half-siblings are Harry, Earl of Somerset, Beth and May. They were fathered by her father with his mistress, Elizabeth Blount. Harry is the only of these three who married and had a child, Alaina Fitzroy.

Adelaide's father-in-law is Francis I of France and her mother-in-law is Claude, Queen of France. Her brothers and sisters-in-law are, Henri II, Charles II, Juniper, Queen of England, and Margaret, Countess of Somerset.

'''Adelaide is a member of the House of Tudor, a member of the House of Habsburg, and a member by marriage of the House of Valois-Angoulême. She is the Queen of France, and the mother of the future King of France. The sister to the current King of England, and the daughter to the last King. She was 3rd inline to the English throne at birth, now she's 6th inline.'''

Birth and life at English Court.
Ady was born, and her parents would have been no happier, would she have been a boy. She already had two elder brothers, Henry and Arthur. A year after her birth, another daughter, Mary, was born, another year after that, another and last son was born, Edward, and the young Prince got the title of Duke of Cornwall.

Mary and Adelaide grew up in the same castle, only with the two of them, making them very close.

Ady never got the love from her brother, and the heir of England, Arthur, because of their father's decision engaging her to the future King of France, the then current Dauphin, Francis de Valois.

The Dauphin's mother wasn't happy with the bethrotel either, as they had also bethroted their eldest daughter, June to Arthur, the Prince of Wales, and those children would thus be double cousins, making it more insecutus to have them wed, and have England and France united.

When she was twelve, she met a young lord, Duke Robert, and fell in love with him. He was her first love. When they were fourteen and fifteen, Robert asked her to marry him, and she happily agreed. Henry and Catherine agreed, but then had the young lord killed. Ady to this day, doesn't know how her beloved Robert died.

At fiftheen, she was married to proxy to the Dauphin, before she set to sail to France. Her ship was recked, and they had to return, but the Dauphin was already there to have them wed. Before they left for France, they were married.

Early years at French Court.
When Adelaide first arrived at French Court, she had to try her best to keep Francis' attention's at her.