taniatas
``𝓳𝓾𝓼𝓽 𝕿𝖆𝖓𝖎 𝕬𝖙𝖆 𝖘 𝓫𝓵
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taniatas · 23 hours ago
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Poor Carlos :C
A memory to cherish (Charles II of Spain fanart)
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Authors note: A story based on fact
In October 1700, Charles II's health continued to decline. By this time, he had lost most of his loved ones, and the court was in a state of panic regarding the issue of succession. The days of joy were behind him; he struggled to walk and could hardly travel. His problems with the country escalated, and his wife's attitude only added to his distress. All he could do now was attempt to address the crisis that Spain was facing. However, he felt overwhelmed, bearing the weight of his country's fate on his shoulders. He knew he needed peace of mind before making any decisions.
One afternoon, after his prayers, he walked around the palace, gazing out the windows and strolling down the hallways." I used to run and play here," he thought, reminiscing about the moments in his life that had brought him happiness. As he ventured downstairs to check the rooms, one room stood out. The room showcases a valuable item: the mini-carriage. He gently caresses it, reminiscing about his childhood.
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taniatas · 12 days ago
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"You look so much like your mother in certain lights."
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taniatas · 13 days ago
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The Three Ladies (OC fanart)
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Authors note: The story is all fiction except for the historical figures mentioned
In the summer of 1681, on a hot and sweltering morning, a young maiden named Soledad de San Juan, who had light brown hair, green eyes, and pockmarked skin, prepared for her day's work. She was accompanied by another young maiden, Isabelle de Medinacelli, who had pale skin, blue eyes, and dark brown hair. Upon arriving at the Queen's chambers, they assisted Marie Louise with her morning routine, fixing her hair and offering her a glass of water.
The Duchess of Terranova then commanded the ladies to step aside, announcing that she had news about the Queen’s new painter, who was rumored to be French and had just arrived at court. Outside the palace, a young maiden dressed in blue, named Santiana, who sat in a wheelchair, spotted the painter with all his equipment. When he arrived, he bowed to the King, Queen, and Queen Mother, and called for the Queen, as she was the subject of his latest upcoming masterpiece.
Mariana of Austria opposed the idea of a French painter portraying Maria Luisa, arguing, "There are already many painters at court; why bring in a French one?" Carlos explained to her that the portrait would be sent to the Duke of Orleans.
Santiana followed the painter, and along with Soledad and Isabelle, they observed Marie Louise being painted. "This portrait is something to remember," Santiana whispered, causing the girls to giggle.
"I have an idea," Isabelle proposed.
"What is it?" Soledad asked.
"We should be remembered too! We should have a portrait together," Isabelle suggested.
Santiana) spotted the painter with all his equipment. Upon arrival, he bowed to the King, Queen, and Queen Mother. He then called for the Queen, as she was the subject of his latest upcoming masterpiece. Mariana of Austria opposed the idea of a French painter creating Maria Luisa's portrait. "There are already many painters at court; why bring in a French one?" she argued. Carlos explained to her that the portrait would be sent to the Duke of Orleans. Santiana followed the painter, and along with Soledad and Isabelle, they observed Marie Louise being painted. "This portrait is something to remember," Santiana whispered, causing the girls to giggle. "I have an idea," Isabelle proposed. "What is it?" Soledad asked. "We should be remembered too! We should have a portrait together," Isabelle suggested.
They began searching for a painter to commission their portrait, but most artists were busy and unavailable until the following month. Isabelle then asked her father, the Duke of Medinacelli, to persuade a painter to agree to create the portrait. The Duke convinced a painter at court, who ultimately agreed to take on the project. The trio then headed to their rooms to select the outfits they would wear for the occasion.
Isabelle took her seat as Soledad moved Santiana's wheelchair closer to the table and smoothed down the fabric of her dress. "Calm down, Santiana", Isabelle whispered across the table, an encouraging smile on her face. "It doesn't happen every day that we'll get painted. It's a true privilege. " Santiana sighed. "That is exactly why I am so nervous. It has to be perfect…" Soledad patted her friend's hand and squeezed it slightly. "It will. How could it not?" The door burst open and the painter entered. He took his time to carefully arrange his utensils, then turned around with a friendly expression. "Shall we get started?"
Isabelle then brought her pet raven with her. the raven made noises which causes the painter to be distracted.
After months of painting, the portrait was finally completed. Soledad, Isabelle, and Santiana gazed at it in silence. Soledad swallowed hard until Isabelle eventually broke the quiet. "I told you it would be perfect, didn't I?" she said, leaning down toward Santiana and wrapping her arm around the back of the chair. "We'll always remember this day, preserved for eternity in this painting," Santiana agreed. "This painting will represent so much more than just this day. It will always reflect one of the most beautiful things in this world," Isabelle added. Soledad smiled at her two friends and reached out her hands to them. "Our Friendship," she declared.
Soledad de San Juan and Isabelle de Medinacelli are my OC's
Santiana is @theinfantaaofspain 's OC
The raven is inspired by @rmelster
We collaborated together to create this story. I hope you all liked it
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taniatas · 16 days ago
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Fanart of Mariana of Austria as a child
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Warning: This story have some artistic license
Mariana, the beloved princess of the Holy Roman Empire, was a cheerful and imaginative young girl. She carried her dolls wherever she went, dressing them in different outfits and even feeding them as if they were alive. She would converse with them, pretending they could talk and understand her.
One day, her mother presented her with a special gift. Mariana couldn't contain her excitement as she quickly unwrapped the present to reveal a beautiful doll. Overjoyed, she thanked her mother for such a wonderful gift.
Her older brother, Ferdinand, would play tricks on her by hiding her dolls in various places. Although he would join her in play from time to time, their lives were largely separate during that period as he focused on his duties.
Mariana of Austria had a passion for playing with dolls as a child.
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taniatas · 1 month ago
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I love your art!
Please draw Princess Gael Targaryen, last child of Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne. I find her utterly tragic and mysterious.
Hello my dear Anonymous! Thank you for your compliment 💙
Specially for you — Princess Gael Targaryen The Winter Child.
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taniatas · 1 month ago
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Book Rhaenyra Targaryen !
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taniatas · 2 months ago
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The Birth of Charles II of Spain Fanart
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Warning: This story contains some artistic license
The Queen's pregnancy was approaching its end and had become a matter of utmost importance. The future of the Monarchy depended on this event. On Sunday, November 6, everything seemed to be ready. The doctors and physicians were on alert; the Queen's confessor was near her, and the Chief Steward of her Household was carefully reviewing the arrangement of the items in the birth chamber. To guarantee the success of the event, all the holy relics that were in the Palace and others brought from El Escorial and other places had been arranged in order. There was the staff of Saint Dominic of Silos that the Order of Saint Dominic had brought, the ribbon of Saint John Ortega, from the Order of the Hieronymites; the incorrupt bodies of Saint Isidore and Saint Diego de Alcalá; the image of the Virgin of Solitude and the one so venerated by the royal family, Our Lady of Atocha. It is not easy to find a space so holy and sacred. Everything, then, was ready, the things of the earth arranged to implore God's pleasure. At noon, after a frugal lunch, Philip IV retired to his chambers. At the same time, While eating, Queen Mariana suddenly felt intense pain in her abdomen, realizing that she was about to give birth. She quickly left the table and hurried to the Tower Chamber.
King Philip went straight to his study while looking at Prospero’s portraits. He entered his study, sat down, and began to write to answer the last letter of Sor Maria de Agreda. He wrote with a deep sigh and tears in his eyes.
“ With the long illness of my son, and the continuous help I was giving in his room, I have not answered your letter of the last month...I assure you that what has most exhausted me, more than this loss, is to see clearly that I have vexed God and he sent this punishment to castigate my sins...
(The king reminisces his cherished memories with Felipe Prospero while writing this letter)
Help me as a friend with your prayers to placate God’s just anger and beg Our Lord that, as he took my son from me, He may make his light shine on the Queen, whose confinement we await hourly, and give her good health and guard what is to be born, if his will, for otherwise I do not wish it...
Back in the Tower Chamber, Queen Mariana cries in agony as she is delivering her baby. The royal midwife Ines Ayala told Queen Mariana to push harder. Five other doctors were present at this event in case of emergency. One of those doctors was Dr Bravo. While the Queen was giving birth, the courtiers and Infanta Margarita looked on. 
Ah, Sor Maria, If I had succeeded in following your teachings, perhaps I would not have found myself thus. Pray to our Lord that he may open his eyes, that I may perform his holy will in all things... There is nothing new in the English situation. I, thank God am in good health...
At this point, King Philip was interrupted by a courtier who delivered the news and told the events occurring in the Tower Chamber. King Philip was anxious about the future that lay within a few hours. He prayed heavily to God, asking him to deliver him a son. All could imagine the impatience of the Royal Court of Madrid and Europe, waiting for an outcome of this event. As hours passed, Queen Mariana was still in labor, and the doctors argued over natural forms of treatment. They were anxious as the Queen and the child’s life was at stake. 
Dr. Bravo proposed a theory: In the past, Queen Mariana had difficult experiences giving birth to her children. At the birth of Maria Ambrosia, Felipe Prospero, and Fernando Tomas, The Queen had terrible epileptic seizures, and the infants died or lived for a short time. On the other hand, at the birth of Infanta Margarita, the only child to survive, The Queen had been perfectly well. Now why was this? The reason is simple: Just before Infanta Margarita was born, Queen Mariana had suffered several violent nosebleeds. Therefore, what she requires now is to be bled. 
Some doctors disagreed, warning that the proposed action could endanger the Queen and her child. Concerned, Queen Mariana asked the doctors if there were any alternative procedures. The doctors offered different opinions, while Dr. Bravo defended his proposal. As the debate continued, Mariana went into labor with the assistance of Ines Ayala. The infant cries and is alive. The birth of the infant brought joy to all. King Philip became a father once again. When the courtier informed King Philip of the birth, he was overjoyed and immediately visited the tower chamber to see his newborn son. King Philip joyfully held his son and proudly showed him to the Queen and his daughter. When the courtier informed King Philip of the birth, he was delighted and immediately visited the tower chamber to see his newborn son. King Philip joyfully held his newborn son and showed him to the Queen and his daughter. 
Sources:
Carlos, A king who would not die by John Langdon Davis
Happy Birthday, Charles II of Spain!
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taniatas · 2 months ago
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I have no idea where to channel my creative urges
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taniatas · 2 months ago
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Hello my friend 👋, May I request? Can you draw Mariana of Austria pregnant 🤰. Thank you 😊
hi my dear marianadecarlos!! specially for you!
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