Ellette Jassone

Lady Ellette Jassone is the mother of the infant Lord Quentin Jassone. She is the regent lady of House Jassone.

Childhood
Ellette Jassone was born Ellette Greyakov on the 23rd of Hoel 963 in Asheath, the only daughter in the house's main line. Raised in Asheath for six years, she and her mother were moved to Rushmoor for another eight years. In 977, she and her elder brother moved to Vassas, to represent House Greyakov in the Imperial Court.

Courtship and Marriage
Ellette's time in the Imperial Courts was as uneventful as the position could be. The later half of her time in court was spent during the absent Emperor's time on the throne.she was witness first hand to the regency of Gregory Grafton and the ostentatious parties, social events and calender kept by the nobles at that time.

In 987 she and Mitchell Jassone began a courtship, which concluded a year later with their marriage in Vassas. Taken with travellust, the pair travelled the Imperial Roadway for almost two years before been recalled to Frenham with the death of Mitchell's father and elder brother at sea in 990. Taking the mantle of the Lord and Lady Jassone, they settled down in the great castle above the waters.

Their first child, Edward Jassone, was born 993. Ellette was quick to change herself into a gracious host and mother, helping in the affairs of her husband, keeping the vassal lords in check. During this period she had two more children, Ilda Jassone in 998 and Quentin Jassone in 1009.

Regency
With the outbreak of the War of the Black Throne in 1013, both Lord Mitchell and his eldest son, Edward, were killed in battle during battles to prevent the Edolarn Succession, leaving the four year old Quentin as Lord of the house. Ellette took her role as Lady Regent until she decided that Quentin was old enough to assume the role.

Favour
Ellette reveres Auro. Much liked amongst the people of Frenshire, she has wisely not taken a side in the War of the Black Throne, citing her lack of a male line to command any forces. A well done political move, Ellette allows her House to be forgotten, and thus allows it to be protected.