1752. Snow White

Snow White is the heroine and the titular character of Disney's first feature-length film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. She is a young Princess, the "Fairest of All" who, in her innocence, cannot see any of the evil in the world. This makes her more vulnerable to her jealous stepmother the Queen who wishes to be the fairest in the land; however, Snow White's inherent kindness and purity inspire her friends; the forest animals and the Seven Dwarfs to protect her. In the film, she is both a protective mother figure and an innocent child in her relationship with the forest animals and the Seven Dwarfs. She is the first Disney Princess, and provided the basis for later heroines such as Cinderella and Princess Aurora.
Snow White is the sweetest and most gentle of all the Disney Princesses (she is either in her early or late teens). She is naive, childlike, and kind, but she shows the sternness of a mother, such as when she made the Seven Dwarfs go wash their hands, or else they'd get no supper. She is a dreamer, and a romantic, but is willing to work hard if need be to earn her keep. She enjoys singing, dancing, cooking (thanks to her stepmother making her a scullery servant in the castle), daydreaming, and loves all animals. And she is also the quietest of all the Disney Princesses, though not exactly by choice.