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| spouse              = [[Michael Steiner]]
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| spouse              = [[Michael Steiner (25th c.)|Michael Steiner]]<ref name=HS:TLCp23>''House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)'', p. 23: "Order of Magnitude"</ref>
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'''Regina McQuiston''' was a [[Lyran Commonwealth|Lyran]] [[nobility|noble]] and the wife of [[Archon of the Lyran Commonwealth|Archon]] [[Michael Steiner (25th c.)|Michael Steiner]].
  
'''Regina McQuiston''' was a [[Lyran Commonwealth|Lyran]] [[nobility|noble]] and the wife of [[Archon]] [[Michael Steiner]].
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==History==
 
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===Marriage===
==Personal History==
 
===Marriage]]===
 
 
In [[2471]], the Archon Michael Steiner held a double wedding with his brother. Michael married Duchess of Skye, Regina McQuiston, the last of the original Skye founding family.  His brother Steven married an LCAF regimental tank commander, named [[Margaret Olsen]]. The marriage ceremony, was to be seen as a festive and happy event for the Commonwealth was almost derailed by news of their younger sister [[Tatyana Steiner (25th c.)|Tatyana]]'s suicide.  Michael, determined to carry on with the ceremony, did not allow the darkness of their sister's illness cripple their future.
 
In [[2471]], the Archon Michael Steiner held a double wedding with his brother. Michael married Duchess of Skye, Regina McQuiston, the last of the original Skye founding family.  His brother Steven married an LCAF regimental tank commander, named [[Margaret Olsen]]. The marriage ceremony, was to be seen as a festive and happy event for the Commonwealth was almost derailed by news of their younger sister [[Tatyana Steiner (25th c.)|Tatyana]]'s suicide.  Michael, determined to carry on with the ceremony, did not allow the darkness of their sister's illness cripple their future.
  
 
===Death===
 
===Death===
A month after his marriage with Regina, an earthquake struck Tharkad City, destroying the [[Tharkad#The Triad|Triad]] and damaging the palace.  Michael's bride, Regina was killed in the quake along with a number of Lyran Representatives.  Michael was grief-stricken by her death. He opened the palace up to the survivors of the quake to give them a place to stay.  Many of the Steiner nobility attended the refugees by manning kitchens and leading rescue efforts.<ref>''House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)'', p. 25, "Order of Magnitude" - Events of Michael Steiner from 2463 to Earth Quake on Tharkad.</ref>  
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A month after his marriage with Regina, an earthquake struck Tharkad City, destroying the [[Tharkad#The Triad|Triad]] and damaging the palace.  Michael's bride, Regina was killed in the quake along with a number of Lyran Representatives.  Michael was grief-stricken by her death. He opened the palace up to the survivors of the quake to give them a place to stay.  Many of the Steiner nobility attended the refugees by manning kitchens and leading rescue efforts.<ref name=HS:TLCp23/>  
 
 
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{{s-title|title=Grafina of Loch Lomarr|years=24??-[[2471]]}}
 
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==References==
 
==References==
 
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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* ''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]''
 
* ''[[House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)]]''
 
* ''[[House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)]]''
* ''[[Handbook: House Steiner]]''
 
  
 
[[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|McQuiston, Regina]]
 
[[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|McQuiston, Regina]]

Latest revision as of 05:48, 21 January 2024

Regina McQuiston
Personal
Born2447
Died2471
AffiliationHouse McQuiston
Profile
Title(s)Grafina of Loch Lomarr
ProfessionNoble
Family
SpouseMichael Steiner[1]
ChildrenRutger Steiner [2]

Regina McQuiston was a Lyran noble and the wife of Archon Michael Steiner.

History[edit]

Marriage[edit]

In 2471, the Archon Michael Steiner held a double wedding with his brother. Michael married Duchess of Skye, Regina McQuiston, the last of the original Skye founding family. His brother Steven married an LCAF regimental tank commander, named Margaret Olsen. The marriage ceremony, was to be seen as a festive and happy event for the Commonwealth was almost derailed by news of their younger sister Tatyana's suicide. Michael, determined to carry on with the ceremony, did not allow the darkness of their sister's illness cripple their future.

Death[edit]

A month after his marriage with Regina, an earthquake struck Tharkad City, destroying the Triad and damaging the palace. Michael's bride, Regina was killed in the quake along with a number of Lyran Representatives. Michael was grief-stricken by her death. He opened the palace up to the survivors of the quake to give them a place to stay. Many of the Steiner nobility attended the refugees by manning kitchens and leading rescue efforts.[1]

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth), p. 23: "Order of Magnitude"
  2. House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth), foldout: "The Lyran Commonwealth's Line of Succession and Partial Steiner Family Tree"

Bibliography[edit]