"Ăn miếng trả miếng" -Như Cầu Võ
Name
Han Thuy Nguyen
Title
Princess (HEIR TO THRONE)
Age
24
Gender
Female
Sexuality
Pansexual
Appearance
- Hair: Black | Straight | Typically down, but up in certain scenarios
- Eyes: Brown
- Height: 5 feet 5 inches
- Body Type: Slim
- Clothing Style: Han's sense of fashion is very, very expensive. A lot of Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton. She loves her expensive brands.
- Scars, Tattoos and/or Piercings: Despite how un-kingdomly it may seem, Han's got a LOT of tattoos. Enough to make some punk people look twice at her.
Personality
Han is someone who couldn't care less about the opinions of others, as it is how a person of royalty should behave. Despite the Kingdom of Tuyen Phu being a smaller kingdom, she continues to assert her power and confidence at a level she feels royalty should be exhibiting her power at. It often comes across as her being very difficult to work with since she is very stubborn and set in her ways as a princess. It doesn't matter if you're the ruler of a bigger country, or a mere working class member of her Kingdom. She'll treat everyone equally and without discrimination, with the exception of a select few, of course.
Of course, she isn't a cruel leader or a dictator, unlike some other people she has seen her parents work with. Han also has a very good moral compass and knows what's good for the people of her kingdom. If it will contribute to the growth of the country in some way, or the well-being of her subjects, she is all for it provided that it makes sense and the advisers also agree with it. The priority for her is the Kingdom, not foreign interests.
On a much more personal level, Han can be a bit difficult to deal with and get along with due to her rather stubborn personality. She doesn't have many friends due to how confrontational she can be (among many other things, such as her many, many obligations as royalty). However, from time to time she does have a soft side and will do things for people without asking for them. If Han sends a gift your way, it's the most surefire way to know she is at least tolerant of you.
Han is also very, very unforgiving of liars and those who cross her. Hardly does she ever give a second chance to people, and never a third.
Of course, she isn't a cruel leader or a dictator, unlike some other people she has seen her parents work with. Han also has a very good moral compass and knows what's good for the people of her kingdom. If it will contribute to the growth of the country in some way, or the well-being of her subjects, she is all for it provided that it makes sense and the advisers also agree with it. The priority for her is the Kingdom, not foreign interests.
On a much more personal level, Han can be a bit difficult to deal with and get along with due to her rather stubborn personality. She doesn't have many friends due to how confrontational she can be (among many other things, such as her many, many obligations as royalty). However, from time to time she does have a soft side and will do things for people without asking for them. If Han sends a gift your way, it's the most surefire way to know she is at least tolerant of you.
Han is also very, very unforgiving of liars and those who cross her. Hardly does she ever give a second chance to people, and never a third.
Likes // Dislikes
Likes
Dislikes
- Southern Vietnamese Pho
- Fashion
- The beaches of Tuyen Phu
- Corgis
- American Cinema
Dislikes
- Diplomacy
- Assholes
- Pickles
- Scorpions
- Airplanes
Biography
Born to Phuong and Tham Nguyen, Han is the oldest of four children of the Nguyen family. As per Tuyen Phu tradition, the first born of the previous King and Queen is to inherit the Kingdom when their time passes. As a result, Han was subjected to a massive amount of grooming and subjugation by order of her parents to prepare her for becoming the next Queen of Tuyen Phu.
Constant lessons in etiquette, diplomacy, and maintaining the honor of not only the Nguyen family but the kingdom of Tuyen Phu was a rather stressful task for the young Han. Han wanted to enjoy her life and be free of the burdens of politics and such, as she has had many a first account of what happens to those involved in that field. But alas, as is tradition in their culture, the will of the family supersedes the will of the individual.
A stubborn person plus an oppressive environment result in people like Han. To take back whatever freedom she could, she decided to start reclaiming her body, getting tattoos and dressing herself in "unsightly ways". Much to the dismay of her parents and the subjects of the Kingdom of Tuyen Phu -- they obviously didn't approve of Han's image, but there would be a bigger outrage if tradition were to be broken and Han be disqualified from the throne.
Today, Han has become much more comfortable in her role as the future heir to the Tuyen Phu throne. She has become much more assertive and prepared to oversee the kingdom, and has many a vision to make it the best it possibly can.
Constant lessons in etiquette, diplomacy, and maintaining the honor of not only the Nguyen family but the kingdom of Tuyen Phu was a rather stressful task for the young Han. Han wanted to enjoy her life and be free of the burdens of politics and such, as she has had many a first account of what happens to those involved in that field. But alas, as is tradition in their culture, the will of the family supersedes the will of the individual.
A stubborn person plus an oppressive environment result in people like Han. To take back whatever freedom she could, she decided to start reclaiming her body, getting tattoos and dressing herself in "unsightly ways". Much to the dismay of her parents and the subjects of the Kingdom of Tuyen Phu -- they obviously didn't approve of Han's image, but there would be a bigger outrage if tradition were to be broken and Han be disqualified from the throne.
Today, Han has become much more comfortable in her role as the future heir to the Tuyen Phu throne. She has become much more assertive and prepared to oversee the kingdom, and has many a vision to make it the best it possibly can.
Betrothed
N/A
Other
Levy Tran // #FF8E00
she has a pet corgi named Lun Lun, which means Shorty in Vietnamese
Han can speak English, Vietnamese, Cantonese Chinese, and Mandarin Chinese. She is currently attempting to learn Japanese and Spanish.
Han can speak English, Vietnamese, Cantonese Chinese, and Mandarin Chinese. She is currently attempting to learn Japanese and Spanish.
The famed rice fields of Tuyen Phu. Agriculture has been one of Tuyen Phu's biggest industries since its inception.
Kingdom Name
Tuyen Phu
King and Queen
King: Tham Nguyen
Queen: Phuong Nguyen
Queen: Phuong Nguyen
Kingdom Colors
Navy Blue and Gold
What The Kingdom Is Known For
The Kingdom of Tuyen Phu is known primarily for its rapidly expanding economy. Fueled by its massive agriculture sector, it has allowed for the kingdom to allow for other sectors, such as manufacturing and technologies to also expand and is quickly becoming one of Asia's tech giants after experiencing a massive, massive economic boom.
Recent // Relevant Kingdom History
The Kingdom of Tuyen Phu has many ties to Vietnam, but the presence of European Colonists was the factor that directly caused the kingdom to break off in the name of making a more pure and traditional country without European influences. Relying on the agriculture sector to gain funds, the Kingdom of Tuyen Phu quickly fortified itself with a rather formidable military (at least compared to other countries and kingdoms in the area), and is currently experiencing its biggest economic expansion since the introduction of international exports outside of Asia.
Other
Languages Spoken: Vietnamese (official), Cantonese Chinese, Mandarin Chinese, English
Religion: Buddhist (recognized as the official religion of the kingdom), Catholicism, Islam.
Tuyen Phu is one of the only Kingdoms in Asia that does not allow for companies to exploit their citizens in sweatshops.
Religion: Buddhist (recognized as the official religion of the kingdom), Catholicism, Islam.
Tuyen Phu is one of the only Kingdoms in Asia that does not allow for companies to exploit their citizens in sweatshops.