Elizabeth Steiner (29th c.)
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Elizabeth Steiner | |
|---|---|
| Personal | |
| Born | 20 January 2840[1] |
| Died | 2895 |
| Affiliation | House Steiner |
| Profile | |
| Profession | Archon |
| Family | |
| Parents | Claudius Steiner (father) Rebecca Morgan (mother) |
| Children | Eric Steiner[2] |
Elizabeth Steiner was the twenty-third Archon of the Lyran Commonwealth.[3]
Contents
History[edit]
Lyran refugees arrived in Hanseatic League space in the late twenty-ninth century as a direct result of Archon Elizabeth Steiner's Military Disaster Order.
Death[edit]
Elizabeth would die peacefully in her sleep.[2]
Quotes[edit]
| “ | Peace? I'd like to think so. I hope we're not just giving our morticians and gravediggers a chance to catch their breaths. | ” |
| — Archon Elizabeth Steiner, on The Morning News Hour, Donegal Broadcasting Company, January 3, 2864[4] | ||
| “ | Who can say what passes through an assassin's mind as he or she readies to commit the deed. I only hope that Snow Fire had a few sweet memories to comfort her in the last moments of her own life. | ” |
| — From My Time at the Helm, by Elizabeth Steiner, Commonwealth Historical Press, 2890[5] | ||
References[edit]
- ↑ Handbook: House Steiner, p. 42 - "History of the Lyran Alliance - Second Succession War (2830-2864) - The Triumvirate years"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Handbook: House Steiner, p. 46
- ↑ Handbook: House Steiner, p. 97, "Lyran Leadership Profile"
- ↑ House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth), p. 64, "The Third Succession War"
- ↑ House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth), p. 59, "Operation Praying Mantis"