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Line 5: | birthdate = | birthdate = | died = | died = − | othernames = | affiliation = [[House Humphreys]] | affiliation = [[House Humphreys]] − | rank = − | title = − | position = | profession = | profession = − | parents = [[Gordon Humphreys]] (father)<ref name=TP2Ep56>''The Periphery, Second Edition'', p. 56: "Sean's Accession"</ref> + | parents = [[Gordon Humphreys]] (father)<ref name=TP2Ep56>''The Periphery, Second Edition'', p. 56, "Sean's Accession"</ref> | siblings = | siblings = | spouse = | spouse = Line 19:
Line 15: ==History== ==History== − In [[3051]], Lydia Humphreys gave birth to ''Imperator'' [[Sean O'Reilly]]'s illegitimate son [[Trajan O'Reilly|Trajan]]. Mother and son were subsequently installed in a sumptuously furnished wing of the Imperial Palace on [[Alphard (MH)|Alphard]], alongside at least two other mothers of the ''Imperator''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s other children. When Gordon Humphreys objected to his daughter being made a concubine, he was summoned to Alphard and executed.<ref name=TP2Ep56/> + In [[3051]] Lydia Humphreys gave birth to ''Imperator'' [[Sean O'Reilly]]'s illegitimate son [[Trajan O'Reilly|Trajan]]. Mother and son were subsequently installed in a sumptuously furnished wing of the Imperial Palace on [[Alphard]], alongside at least two other mothers of the ''Imperator''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s other children. When Gordon Humphreys objected to his daughter being made a concubine, he was summoned to Alphard and executed.<ref name=TP2Ep56/> ==References== ==References== Line 25:
Line 21: ==Bibliography== ==Bibliography== − * ''[[The Periphery, 2nd Edition (sourcebook)|The Periphery, Second Edition]]'' + * ''[[The Periphery, 2nd Edition|The Periphery, Second Edition]]'' [[Category:Marian Hegemony Characters|Humphreys, Lydia]] [[Category:Marian Hegemony Characters|Humphreys, Lydia]]
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | In [[3051]] | + | In [[3051]] Lydia Humphreys gave birth to ''Imperator'' [[Sean O'Reilly]]'s illegitimate son [[Trajan O'Reilly|Trajan]]. Mother and son were subsequently installed in a sumptuously furnished wing of the Imperial Palace on [[Alphard]], alongside at least two other mothers of the ''Imperator''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s other children. When Gordon Humphreys objected to his daughter being made a concubine, he was summoned to Alphard and executed.<ref name=TP2Ep56/> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | * ''[[The Periphery, 2nd Edition | + | * ''[[The Periphery, 2nd Edition|The Periphery, Second Edition]]'' |
[[Category:Marian Hegemony Characters|Humphreys, Lydia]] | [[Category:Marian Hegemony Characters|Humphreys, Lydia]] | ||