Lady Elaine of Winterbourne Stoke

Lady Elaine ͏͏͏͏

^{This article is about the wife of Sir Amlyn. For the daughter of Duke Gorlois, see Lady Elaine of Tintagel. For the countess of Salisbury, see Countess Ellen of Salisbury. For the princess of Somerset, see Princess Alene of Somerset.}
Elaine was the wife of Sir Amlyn and lady of Winterbourne Stoke in Salisbury.
Elaine previously had a poor reputation among the residents of Salisbury, as her lover was hanged for killing her first husband. She married her second husband Sir Amlyn in 479. Due to a misinterpreted prophecy by Merlin the Magician, Amlyn spent many years terrified of her.
In addition to Winterbourne Stoke, she held four Salisbury manors of her own. She had one daughter, Meinwen of Winterbourne Stoke and one son, Kyffin of Winterbourne Stoke.
She went missing in 483 but was rescued from Sir Blains of Levcomagus the following year.
Elaine eventually succumbed to sickness and died in 491.

Social

Family Ties

Elaine was married twice, and her second husband was Amlyn.
With Amlyn, she had one daughter, Meinwen and one son Kyffin.
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Religious Views

British Christianity

Relationships

Ethnicity

Cymri

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Lady of Winterbourne Stoke, Winterbourne Gunnet, Stapleford, Berwick Saint James, and Ashfield

Life

457 A.D. 491 A.D. 34 years old

Circumstances of Death

Succumbed to disease

Birthplace

Berwick Saint James, Salisbury, Logres

Spouses

Siblings

Children

• Meinwen of Winterbourne Stoke
• Kyffin of Winterbourne Stoke

Gender

Female

Eyes

Green

Hair

Blonde

Aligned Organization

Salisbury

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First Appearance
Year 479: Knighthood
Death
Year 491, Part I: Castle Terrabil