Janina Centrella
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Janian Centrella | |
|---|---|
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| Personal | |
| Born | 16 March 2738[See Notes] |
| Died | 4 January 2802[1] |
| Affiliation | House Centrella |
| Career | |
| Title(s) | Magestrix |
| Profession | Noble |
| Family | |
| Parents | Vanura Centrella (mother)[1] |
Janina Centrella was Magestrix of the Magistracy of Canopus during the Amaris Crisis.[1]
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History[edit]
Elected in 2760 following the death of her mother, Vanura Centrella, Janina proved a brilliant Magestrix, successfully protecting Canopian investments and withdrawing their remaining soldiers from the Star League Defense Force. She also overturned her mother's appeasement policies, protesting the mistreatment of her citizens and starting several programs to rebuild the Canopian economy.[1]
During the Amaris Civil War, she didn't provide any aid to Aleksandr Kerensky but felt sympathetically towards him. She provided information on Amaris' plans in the Periphery.[1]
Infamous for her decadence and her indifference to the well-being of the Star League, Janina sat and watched as Richard Cameron, Stefan Amaris, and Aleksandr Kerensky tore it apart. In 2780, when the Star League Council met for the last time, the Magestrix did not bother to attend. In 2786, she declared the Magistracy independent of the Star League.[1]
Janina passed away in 2802 and her niece Rwannah Centrella succeeded her as Magestrix.[1]
Notes[edit]
^ Although Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1 lists Janina Centrella's birth year as 2723,[1] Era Report: 2750 describes in great detail the circumstances surrounding Janina's birth in 2738.[2] As both publications were released concurrently, this page reflects the month and day of the former source while keeping the year of the latter.