Queen Mary of Synia

Queen Mary Ann Elisabeth Griffin of Synia was the queen of Synia from March 12, 1821 to September 7, 1821.

Reign
After the execution of her family on March 12, 1821 she started wander throughout Synia. On March 19, 1821 she declared herself the last true successor of the throne of the Kingdom of Synia. This was followed by a number of quests for her head and attempts on her life. On September 5, 1821 Queen Mary de facto chose to abdicate. On September 7, 1821 she had de iure abdicated.

Imprisonment
After her abdication Queen Mary was sentenced to death for high treason but was not executed due to judge's decision that the next king of Synia will have the final word. On October 1, 1821 when King Adrian had stepped onto the throne discussions had been raised as to whether or not execute her. After more than a month of discussions on November 14 King Adrian decided that she will be imprisoned for 5 more years after which she will be exiled from Synia.

Later years
After her imprisonment on November 14, 1826 Mary Griffin was exiled to Canada. During her exile she lived in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia. In 1832 she was married to a sailor, Luke Brisbane who died during a storm soon after on July 1833. When King Adrian died in 1847 she returned to Synia where she lived in the city of Strand for the rest of her life. On May 29, 1850 she was married to George Worthington. The couple had one daughter - Milana. In late 1891 she got sick with pneumonia and died on January 12, 1892.

Personal life
Mary Griffin was twice married. Her first husband was a sailor, Luke Brisbane. They were married on August 19, 1832 but he went missing after a storm on July 1833. The couple lived in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia.

When she returned to Synia after the death of King Adrian in 1847 she was married to George Worthington on May 29, 1850. The couple had one daughter - Milana.