Ninsun MhacDouglas

_{A character known for their numerous progeny}

Ninsun MhacDouglas- NicAlpin

Hailing from the northern most rocky shores of Kutsukku, Ninsun was the daughter of shepards, tending to one of the few successful flocks growing up. However, the call of the city was too strong, and she home and found work in the feilds jsut outside the city walls. There she fell in with with a man named Fergus, son of Douglas & Margaret. For better or worse, she got pregnant, and they ended up getting married, living in the settlement of New Borough to the north of the city walls. For as shaky of a family as they formed, Ninsun loved her children dearly. Unfortunately, she was very visibly pregnant when the Gol child genocides swept the South Blue and she refused to be detailed for testing. She was among the hundreds of women to be murdered during the occupation just in Kutzk alone.

Personality Characteristics

Representation & Legacy

Traditionally, Ninsun would have stayed with her family until marriage, where her sister would have made her a Straw Mother. But instead she moved to the city of Kutzk alone, wanting to go her own way. Her mother would still make her a Mother to take with her, as to not forget her home, and to give a way for Cailleach to find her. This doll would pass on to her own daughter Forbflaith, where it would watch over her grandchildren. Decades after her death, her daughter Forbflaith would sneak the Mother into Ciara's ship before she sailed away from Kutzk forever, in an effort to make sure someone would continue to look after her estranged sister

Social

Family Ties

Daughter of Alpin MacEoganan & Forbflaith NicOgilvie, married to Fergus, son of Douglas William & Margaret of Mar

Children

1485 Douglas MacFergus
1487 - 1512 Alpin MacFergus
1489 Forbflaith NicFergus
1491 - 1504 Margaret NicFergus
1493 - 1503? Fergus MacFergus
1495 - 1502? Ninsun NicFergus
1497 Ciara NicFergus
1499 - 1501? Áine NicFergus
d. 1500 unborn Fergus child

Naming References:

Naming Patterns in Fields Side
MacFhearghuis which can also be translated as son of the angry
Fergus - Gaelic root 'ver gustu', meaning 'man of force'.
Alpin (Pictish origin) meaning "blond". Is the name of a Pictish king.
Eoganan (Pictish origin ) meaning "king". Was a Pictish King and a ruler of the Scots of Dalriad.
Ogilvie (Pictish and Old Welsh origin) meaning "high place". kidadl
Farbhlaidh (Medieval Irish, Medieval Scottish) Other Forms Farbhlaidh (modern Gaelic form), Forbhlaith, Forlaith, Ferelith (anglicized form) Gaelic name which meant "overlordship" and "overlord, ruler, sovereign", derived from Old Irish fír "true" and flaith "ruler; sovereignty" (compare Gormlaith, Órfhlaith, Talulla). This was borne by one of the two heiresses of an early 13th-century earl of Atholl in Scotland. Farbhlaidh
Ninsun (also called Ninsumun, Sumerian: Nin-sumun(ak) "lady of the wild cows"[3]) was a Mesopotamian goddess. She is best known as the mother of the hero Gilgamesh. She only plays an active role in the so-called "Standard Babylonian" version, in which she advises her son and interprets his dreams, petitions the sun god Shamash to protect him, and accepts Enkidu as a member of her family. Wiki Ninsun
www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q848327

Ethnicity

New Borough Gaels

Age

35 at death

Date of Death

November

Life

1465 Kaienreki 1500 Kaienreki

Circumstances of Death

Murdered during the Gol' child genocides in the South Blue

Parents

Alpin MacEoganan

Forbflaith NicOgilvie

Spouses

Fergus MacDouglas (spouse)

Siblings

Children

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Ninsun MhacDouglas

_{A character known for their numerous progeny}