Eleanor Penhallow

Eleanor Penhallow was a queen of Khent who ruled during the early-Fourth Era.

Background
Prior to her coronation, there was no clear successor to the throne. Both Eleanor and her cousin Vincent had strong claims to the crown. According to old journals, Eleanor was chosen because the nobles thought that she was naive and simple and could be easily manipulated.

It was not long before Eleanor showed herself to be a strong and firm ruler.

Eventually, some lords approached Vincent for help against Eleanor. However, Benjamin Howe and Richard Cousland heard of the plot and informed the Queen. After the rebellion was defeated, Queen Eleanor rewarded the two nobles with land in Benicia.