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'''Jeanne Remoix''' (b. ???? - d. ????) was the wife of the third President of the [[Federated Suns]].<ref name="HD(TFS)p28">''House Davion (The Federated Suns)'', p. 28-29, "The Mad Davion"</ref>
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'''Jeanne Remoix''' was the wife of the third President of the [[Federated Suns]].<ref name="HD(TFS)p28">''House Davion (The Federated Suns)'', p. 28-29, "The Mad Davion"</ref>
  
== Biography ==
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==History==
 
Jeanne Remoix was the daughter of a landholder on the planet [[Lee]]. She met her future husband, [[Reynard Davion]], while he was a serving officer in the [[Federated Peacekeeping Forces]]; Reynard had been deployed to Lee as part of the FPF response to military actions launched by the [[Chesterton Trade League]] and [[Tikonov Grand Union]]. Jeanne and Reynard were married before Reynard returned to [[New Avalon]], a decision his father, [[Charles Davion]], initially opposed; Charles' preference was for Reynard to make a political marriage to one of the prominent New Avalon families. Reynard refuse to divorce Jeanne, and his marriage actually proved a boon to him - a connection to one of the worlds under threat from the various Capellan Zone states gave him an obvious and visible personal stake in the conflicts, and prevented the New Avalon influence on the running of the Federated Suns from becoming too obviously pervasive.<ref name="HD(TFS)p28"/>
 
Jeanne Remoix was the daughter of a landholder on the planet [[Lee]]. She met her future husband, [[Reynard Davion]], while he was a serving officer in the [[Federated Peacekeeping Forces]]; Reynard had been deployed to Lee as part of the FPF response to military actions launched by the [[Chesterton Trade League]] and [[Tikonov Grand Union]]. Jeanne and Reynard were married before Reynard returned to [[New Avalon]], a decision his father, [[Charles Davion]], initially opposed; Charles' preference was for Reynard to make a political marriage to one of the prominent New Avalon families. Reynard refuse to divorce Jeanne, and his marriage actually proved a boon to him - a connection to one of the worlds under threat from the various Capellan Zone states gave him an obvious and visible personal stake in the conflicts, and prevented the New Avalon influence on the running of the Federated Suns from becoming too obviously pervasive.<ref name="HD(TFS)p28"/>
  
Jeanne and Reynard had three children together; the first was [[Etien Davion|Etien]], born in [[2338]];<ref name=HBHDp107>''Handbook: House Davion'', p. 107-108, "Leaders of the Federated Suns"</ref> the second, [[Paul Davion (24th c.)|Paul]], was born in [[2340]], and the third, [[Marie Davion|Marie]], was born in [[2348]].<ref name="HD(TFS)p28"/><ref name=HBHDp107/> All three of her children would at one time or another serve as President of the Federated Suns and Prime Minister of New Avalon, but by the time first came to rule in [[2371]] Jeanne had been dead for many years.<ref name="HD(TFS)p28"/>
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Jeanne and Reynard had three children together; the first was [[Etien Davion|Etien]], born in [[2338]];<ref name=HBHDp107>''Handbook: House Davion'', p. 107-108, "Leaders of the Federated Suns"</ref> the second, [[Paul Davion (24th c.)|Paul]], was born in [[2340]], and the third, [[Marie Davion (24th c.)|Marie]], was born in [[2348]].<ref name="HD(TFS)p28"/><ref name=HBHDp107/> All three of her children would at serve as President of the Federated Suns and Prime Minister of New Avalon, but by the time the first came to rule in [[2371]], Jeanne had been dead for many years.<ref name="HD(TFS)p28"/>
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
 
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== Bibliography ==
 
== Bibliography ==
 
* ''[[Handbook: House Davion]]''
 
* ''[[Handbook: House Davion]]''
 
* ''[[House Davion (The Federated Suns)]]''
 
* ''[[House Davion (The Federated Suns)]]''
  
[[Category:Minor Characters|Remoix, Jeanne]]
 
 
[[Category:Federated Suns Characters|Remoix, Jeanne]]
 
[[Category:Federated Suns Characters|Remoix, Jeanne]]

Latest revision as of 21:27, 15 November 2022

Jeanne Remoix
Personal
AffiliationHouse Remoix
Family
SpouseReynard Davion
ChildrenEtien Davion
Paul Davion
Marie Davion

Jeanne Remoix was the wife of the third President of the Federated Suns.[1]

History[edit]

Jeanne Remoix was the daughter of a landholder on the planet Lee. She met her future husband, Reynard Davion, while he was a serving officer in the Federated Peacekeeping Forces; Reynard had been deployed to Lee as part of the FPF response to military actions launched by the Chesterton Trade League and Tikonov Grand Union. Jeanne and Reynard were married before Reynard returned to New Avalon, a decision his father, Charles Davion, initially opposed; Charles' preference was for Reynard to make a political marriage to one of the prominent New Avalon families. Reynard refuse to divorce Jeanne, and his marriage actually proved a boon to him - a connection to one of the worlds under threat from the various Capellan Zone states gave him an obvious and visible personal stake in the conflicts, and prevented the New Avalon influence on the running of the Federated Suns from becoming too obviously pervasive.[1]

Jeanne and Reynard had three children together; the first was Etien, born in 2338;[2] the second, Paul, was born in 2340, and the third, Marie, was born in 2348.[1][2] All three of her children would at serve as President of the Federated Suns and Prime Minister of New Avalon, but by the time the first came to rule in 2371, Jeanne had been dead for many years.[1]

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 House Davion (The Federated Suns), p. 28-29, "The Mad Davion"
  2. 2.0 2.1 Handbook: House Davion, p. 107-108, "Leaders of the Federated Suns"

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