Neeyutnee Apailana

Queen Neeyutnee I of House Apailana was the Queen Of The Unified Kingdoms Of Kinkow from 1682 to 1706, succeeding the former Queen Padme III. She is the wife of Lord Calvan Lachlan, with whom she has six children. She was born in 1652, in Minas Tirith and is the second child of Lord Caron Apailana and Lady Adelie Meredick. She has two siblings, an older brother Edmare Apailana and younger sister Talysa Apailana.

At the age of 24, she became the Hand Of The Queen to Queen Padme III Naberrie; making her the first woman to hold that post. She is viewed as being a successful Hand and in her 6 year tenure, she developed a close relationship with the Queen. After the unexpected abdication of Queen Padme, she assumed the throne and became '''Neeyutnee of the House Apailana, the first of Her Name, Queen Of The Unified Kingdoms Of Kinkow, Protector Of The Realm and Of The Faith. '''

Under her reign, Kinkow experienced a long period of economic growth and prosperity and became a world leader in trade and industry. Her reign is known as 'The Golden Age' of Kinkow.