Tsaia Dioltas

Lady of the City
Not much is known of the Lady of the City. Famous for her refusal to leave her home for any circumstance, she relies on a small army of maids, servants, and allies who do her bidding across all of Golarion. To those she does favorable business with, she is known as an extraordinarily wealthy benefactor. To those who cross her, merciless and black-hearted in extracting whatever is due to her.

She married into the royal family two decades after House Crane came to power, and immediately requested a large manor be built for her and Darkson in the capital. She'd been a famous performer before her marriage into royalty, but the people were surprised when House Crane immediately accepted her request. Since the completion of her manor she has only left it once.

War of the Three Houses
Skepticism and rumors surrounded the Lady for years to come as everyone across the nation tried to learn who she was to House Crane and why she was so reclusive. It was in the year 4805 when they learned just why House Crane had been so willing to acquiesce to her demands. Razmiran and Ustalav had long feuded over their borders and the forced conversions of citizenry by overzealous priests. Ustalav took advantage of the raging war to send a majority of their forces south to take the country by storm. The armies fought hard, but their commanders worried deeply as to how they would defeat Razmir, the Living God. When the army reached Thronestep however, they were joined by Tsaia. She entered Razmir's palace gilded in powerful artifacts and magics beyond their understanding and after an hour returned to announce Razmir's defeat. The knowledge that House Crane had so powerful an ally boosted the spirits of the army to unprecedented heights, allowing them to surge across the River Kingdoms and seize Lambreth and Tymon before the end of the war.

After her debut though, Tsaia returned to her manor and hasn't made much noise since then. A small incident where it was reported that her home had been broken into stirred a commotion, but her maids insisted that the lady was fine and that these rumors were nothing but idle talk.