| Archduchess of Bohemia | |
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| Biographical Information | |
| Family Name: | Cecilia |
| Title: | Archduchess of Bohemia |
| Height: | 5'6 |
| Gender: | Female
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| Nationality: | German 
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| Status: | Deceased |
| Religion: | Roman Catholic |
| Originally From: | Bohemia |
| Affiliations: | Kingdom of Germany |
| Relationship Information | |
| Family: | Ferdinand (Brother) |
| Interests: | King Henry (One-night stand) |
| Character Information | |
| Only Appearance: | Dirty Laundry |
| Portrayed By: | Sarah Wilson |
| GALLERY | |
The Archduchess of Bohemia came to France along with her brother, the Archduke of Bohemia, to resolve a naval skirmish. After starting a sexual relationship with the King of France, she fell out of a window.
Personality[]
Cecilia appeared to be quite mysterious at the diplomatic meeting, although she was possibly just too busy lusting after King Henry to show interest in the discussion. She seemed to like to take risks and was adventurous. However, her reputation in Bohemia was that of a virtuous woman with high morals.
Biography[]
Early Life[]
The Archduchess was raised in the Holy Roman Empire as a noble, along with her older brother Ferdinand.
Season 1[]
Dirty Laundry
After meeting in The Throne Room in-front of King Henry and Queen Catherine about the mishap between their two countries, Cecilia gained affection for the king.
That night the two were passionately engaged with each other when Henry opened a window, after leaning back to far, Cecilia fell out the window to her death.
Henry and Catherine spent the next few hours cleaning up her body and moving it to her own room, attempting to make it look like a suicide. After writing a letter for her brother, her body was tossed out her own window.
The next day, the letter was given to her brother, realizing it was forged, Catherine told her brother she jumped after she caught her entangled with a naked man. She then revealed the man to be Father Leduc.
Notes[]
- Cecilia died after King Henry accidentally pushed her out of a window.
- Queen Catherine stated that Cecilia was pious.
- She was illiterate.
Related Pages[]
Pages related to Archduchess of Bohemia are the following:
• Holy Roman Empire • King Henry's Kill Count • Archduke of Bohemia