Henriette d'Angleterre

Henriette d'Angleterre (English: Henrietta Anne Stuart; June 26th, 1644 — Present) is the Impératrice-Consort de Vasttaire as wife to Charles XIX and the youngest daughter of Charles I, King of England and his wife, Henriette Marie de Vasttaire.

Born during a period of dangerous instability in England, Henriette soon fled the Isles for the safety and comfort of Vasttaire with the company of her French mother, Henriette Marie de Vasttaire, as she soon joined the court in Chenonceau and was converted and raised as a Catholic despite her Anglican baptism. Henriette d'Angleterre would be engaged to Charles XIX in her adolescence and married him in 1661, elevating her to the title of Impératrice de Vasttaire.

Titles & Styles
June 26th, 1644 — June 4th, 1646 - Her Royal Highness, the Princess Henrietta Anne of England and Scotland

June 4th, 1646 — March 30th, 1661 - Son Altesse Royale, la Princesse d'Angleterre et Écosse

March 30th, 1661 — Present - Sa Majesté, l'Impératrice de Vasttaire

Issue
With her husband, Charles XIX, Empereur de Vasttaire, Henriette d'Angleterre would have five pregnancies, three of these would result in children living past infancy:

Charles de Vasttaire, Monseigneur le Dauphin (March 26th, 1662 — Present)

Louise Marguerite de Vasttaire, Madame Impériale (July 9th, 1666 — July 18th, 1666)

Marie Christine de Vasttaire, Madame Impériale (December 4th, 1667 — December 17th, 1667)

Henriette Anne de Vasttaire, Madame Impériale (July 16th, 1668 — Present)

Louis Michel Henri Valérien, Duc d'Anjou (August 27th, 1669 — Present)