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[[File:Antiva.jpg|thumb|Antiva]][[File:Antivan_Crows_heraldry_DA2.png|thumb|The symbol of Antiva]]Queen Asha Campana's birth name was '''Asha Subira Bahadur'''. Born in 4:30 Black in [[Rivain]] as the daughter of wealthy merchants, she eventually assumed the role of Gana of Ayesleigh. Given the matriarchal nature of much of Rivaini culture, this suggests that the role of Gana is one of authority within the community.<ref>Dragon Age: The World of Thedas volume 1, page 80</ref> Later on, she wed the king of neighboring [[Antiva]], Dario Campana, who was reckoned a weak monarch.
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Queen Asha Campana's birth name was '''Asha Subira Bahadur'''. Born in 4:30 Black in [[Rivain]] as the daughter of wealthy merchants, she eventually assumed the role of Gana of Ayesleigh. Given the matriarchal nature of much of Rivaini culture, this suggests that the role of Gana is one of authority within the community.<ref>Dragon Age: The World of Thedas volume 1, page 80</ref> Later on, she wed the king of neighboring [[Antiva]], Dario Campana, who was reckoned a weak monarch.
   
 
==Her Lasting Legacy==
 
==Her Lasting Legacy==

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File:Rivain heraldry.jpg

Rivaini heraldry[1]

Antivan Crows heraldry DA2

Antivan heraldry

Queen Asha Campana's birth name was Asha Subira Bahadur. Born in 4:30 Black in Rivain as the daughter of wealthy merchants, she eventually assumed the role of Gana of Ayesleigh. Given the matriarchal nature of much of Rivaini culture, this suggests that the role of Gana is one of authority within the community.[2] Later on, she wed the king of neighboring Antiva, Dario Campana, who was reckoned a weak monarch.

Her Lasting Legacy

Possessed of a much stronger ambition, Asha desired that her adopted home of Antiva hold a greater position within Thedosian politics. To that end, she wed her children and grandchildren into many of the royal and noble families on the continent. Her bloodline is said to flow through the royals of Orlais, Nevarra, Starkhaven and the Anderfels, as well as within some Magisters of the Tevinter Imperium. As a result, Queen Asha is sometimes referred to by historians as the "Queen Mother of Thedas."[3]

References

  1. Dragon Age: The World of Thedas volume 1
  2. Dragon Age: The World of Thedas volume 1, page 80
  3. Dragon Age: The World of Thedas volume 1, pages 64 and 93.