| Empress of Narikaton and Queen of Darnussia Empress, Queen and Highest Noble Antoniette I | |
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| Biography | |
| Born | January 2588, Merenbürg, Narikaton |
| Died | April 2657, Labonne, Rildanor |
| Reign | Grand Duchess of Narikaton, January 2595 - December 2625 Empress of Narikaton, December 2625 - November 2638 Queen of Darnussia, December 2625 - November 2638 |
| Predecessor | Emperor Anton I, Emperor of Narikaton |
| Successor | Monarchy abolished |
| Consort | Gerald Af Ehjnhelm, 111th Duke of Narikaton |
| Issue | Crown Princess Antonia |
| Imperial Dynasty | House of Darntus-Raux |
Antoniette I (Antoniette von Raux) was the reigning Empress of Narikaton and the Queen of Darnussia during the Empire of Narikaton and Darnussia. She was descendant of the Darnussian Royal Line and was considered to be Hereditary Crown Princess for the crown of Darnussia before the empire. Antoniette was married to Gerald Af Ehjnhelm and they had one child, Antonia Af Ehjnhelm, who married Prince Léopold the Elder of Rildanor whose son ascended the throne of Kanjor. Antoniette inherited the crown of Narikaton from his borther, Anton, and she was crowned as Queen of Darnussia when the Empire of Narikaton and Darnussia replaced the United Republic. After her exile and death of her husband during the aftermath of Deimore Incident, Antoniette moved to Rildanor to live with her daughter Antonia. She died of cancer in Labonne at age 69.
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Monarchs of Darnussia and Narikaton Kingdom of Darnussia Imperia Narikaton Empire of Narikaton and Darnussia Narikatonite Empire Imperial Commonwealth | |
| First Darntus Line | Darntus I, Darntus II, Dantonite I, Dante I, Simon I, Simon II, Dantonite II, Dantonite III, Timon I, Darntus III, Menkon I, Menkon II, Dernaton I | |
| Second Darntus Line | Eleonore I, Casper I, Wynmer I, Wynmer II, Simon III, Dernaton II, Eleonore II | |
| Rebel Kings | Marcel I, Marcus I, Furius I, Furius II, Darntus IV, Darntus V, Bob I, Ben-Aharon I, Herbert I, Furius III, Simon IV, Marcus II, Simon Dante I, Simon Dante II | |
