Gwendha Septa Welghwosa
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| Birth date | 17th of Vetrun, 7639 |
| Birth place | Newos Chaed Praet, Hergom ep swekorwos |
| Nationality | Hergom Wolgos |
| Other names | "The champagne Viper" |
| Socialite | |
| Known for | Wife of Gwhermos Seh2lusonos |
| Height | 5'9" (185 cm) |
| Spouse | Gwhermos Seh2lusonos |
| Children | 14 |
| Mother | TBC |
| Father | TBC |
| Relatives | TBC |
| Awards | Worghess Award of arts patronage |
Biography
Gwendhā Septā Welghwosā was born on the 17th of Vetrun, 7639, into the prestigious H1ekwos clan of the Ghērspōt tribe. The Ghērspōt tribe, renowned for its extensive engineering and machinery workshops and administrative services, provided a rich and influential environment for her upbringing. As one of three daughters among fifteen siblings, Gwendhā was singled out by her father, an influential inner circle member, to be groomed for a life of power and influence. Her education was unparalleled, attending the finest academies and finishing schools in Hergom, where she was molded into a sophisticated and adept socialite.
During her debutante era, Gwendhā quickly established herself as a prominent figure within the upper echelons of Wolgos society. Her charm, intelligence, and strategic social skills made her a magnet for the most influential suitors from various tribes. Gwendhā’s social gatherings became legendary, attracting the elite and forming a network of allies that would be crucial in her future endeavors. She cultivated a large following among Wolgos women and forged connections with influential men, leveraging these relationships to build her social and political capital.
In 7662, Gwendhā met Gwhermos, a rising star within the Ghankor tribe. Their courtship, marked by strategic social engagements and mutual respect, blossomed over the next few years. Their marriage, which took place after the end of the Second Coalition War, was a masterstroke of political strategy. This union not only solidified the cooperation between their respective tribes but also propelled the advancement of industrial initiatives that would shape the future of their society.
Gwendhā bore Gwhermos fourteen children, many of whom were sons. Following the tradition of her family, she meticulously groomed her children for roles of power and influence. Her home became a training ground for future leaders, where she imparted lessons on strategy, politics, and leadership. Gwendhā used her extensive network and her husband’s influence to secure positions of privilege and authority for her children, ensuring that her family's legacy of power would continue unabated.
Gwendhā’s presence at the soirees of Wolgos society’s upper echelons is both a social highlight and strategic. She is often seen close to her husband during Gweḱwōntiyo Hregwes sessions, where her insights and influence were invaluable. Despite her official position as a wife and mother, Gwendhā wields considerable power through her husband, children, brothers, and her extensive network of contacts. Her influence permeates the administration of Hergom, and it is widely believed that some of Gwhermos’s initiatives are driven by her strategic interests and suggestions.
Gwendhā has a reputation amongst her supporters and detractors as a master of manipulation and coercion, known for her ruthless approach to achieving her goals. She has employed blackmail, threats, and strategic marriages to eliminate opposition and secure her family's dominance. Her social gatherings serve as fronts for political maneuvering, where she gathers information, identifies potential threats, and sways undecided figures to her side. Gwendhā’s strategic mind and her ability to navigate the complex political landscape has made her a formidable force in Wolgos society.