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**[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] ''[[Leo X Claudius|Duke Leo VI]] (1929–1997)'' | **[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] ''[[Leo X Claudius|Duke Leo VI]] (1929–1997)'' | ||
***[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] ''[[Jason VI Claudius|Duke Jason VI]] (1960–2016)'' | ***[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] ''[[Jason VI Claudius|Duke Jason VI]] (1960–2016)'' | ||
**** [[Georgios Kaisarides]] (b. 1994) {{sup|I}} | |||
**** [[Image:Simple gold crown.svg|15px]] '''[[Constantine XX Claudius|Duke Constantine VII]] (b. 1994)''' | **** [[Image:Simple gold crown.svg|15px]] '''[[Constantine XX Claudius|Duke Constantine VII]] (b. 1994)''' | ||
*****'''(1)''' [[Alexius, Prince of Youth]] (b. 2019) | *****'''(1)''' [[Alexius, Prince of Youth]] (b. 2019) | ||
*****'''(2)''' [[Diana of Latium|Princess Diana of Latium]] (b. 2018) | *****'''(2)''' [[Diana of Latium|Princess Diana of Latium]] (b. 2018) | ||
*** '''(3)''' [[Michael, Duke of Entella]] (b. 1995) | *** '''(3)''' [[Michael, Duke of Entella]] (b. 1995) | ||
****'''(4)''' [[Prince Peter of Latium]] (b. 2000) | ****'''(4)''' [[Prince Peter of Latium]] (b. 2000) | ||
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**** [[Larunda Orinbere]] (b. 1984) {{sup|I}} | **** [[Larunda Orinbere]] (b. 1984) {{sup|I}} | ||
****'''(6)''' [[Maria of Latium|Maria, Crown Princess of Dakmoor]] (b. 1990) {{sup|NC}} | ****'''(6)''' [[Maria of Latium|Maria, Crown Princess of Dakmoor]] (b. 1990) {{sup|NC}} | ||
**** [[Lydia Kallonina]] (b. 1993) {{sup|I}} | |||
**** [[Violant Claudia de Aultavilla]] (b. 1993) {{sup|I}} | **** [[Violant Claudia de Aultavilla]] (b. 1993) {{sup|I}} | ||
**** [[Selene of Latium|Selene, Duchess of Saivres]] (b. 1997) {{sup|NC}} | **** [[Selene of Latium|Selene, Duchess of Saivres]] (b. 1997) {{sup|NC}} |
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Duchy of Adrianople | |
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Creation date | 3 January 1046 |
First holder | Peter of Adrianople |
Present holder | Constantine XX Claudius |
Heir apparent | Alexius, Prince of Youth |
Remainder to | Male-preference Primogeniture |
Subsidiary titles | Duke of Tolosa |
The Duke of Adrianople is a duchy in Latium held by the Head of the House of Claudius. Historically, the title refers to a collection of monarchs and later dukes that reigned over Adrianople and parts of western Latium as independent rulers from 1059 until 1428 when the kingdom was reintegrated into the united Latin Empire. The Kingdom of Adrianople is a historiographical term created after the existence of the realm to differentiate it from what is recognized as the Latin Empire. Throughout the entire 285 year existence of the realm, the Claudii rulers of Adrianople claimed to be the rightful Latin Emperors, due to the first king's status as the youngest son of Empress Maria Augusta and Michael V.
At its largest territorial extent, the Emperors in Adrianople controlled much of western and southwestern Latium, including Iasonia, Utica, Aarhusium and Rutupiae. Adrianople controlled most of the territory composing the modern-day border region with Lyncanestria, including the counties of Gelonia and Olybrium, from 1059 until 1149. The early dominance of Adrianople over Latium is often attributed the reinforcement levies from western Latium proper never reaching Aulia.
The sovereignty of Adrianople's monarchs came to an end on 28 November 1489, when Michael I (Michael VI as Latin pretender) was defeated in battle outside of the modern-day city of Colonia Julia. Michael sued for peace, relinquished his claims on the Latin throne, and submitted to Emperor Theodorus I. While Michael still held control over a sizable amount of territory, he was enabled to retain his non-imperial titles and swore fealty to Theodorus I as the 13th Duke of Adrianople.
History
Family Seat
List of title holders
Emperors in Adrianople
Throughout the course of the Sovereignty of Adrianople, the Claudii rulers continued to proclaim their status as the lawful Latin emperors in an unbroken line from Emperor Iovinus in 372. When receiving, or entertaining, dignitaries or other nobles, the Claudii Emperors in Adrianople retained the traditional sytle of "Caesar" with the chief among his titles being "Latin Emperor" The Claudii rulers of Adrianople claimed the following Imperial titles:
- the Most Pious and Blessed, Serene and Noble, Unconquered and Universal, Latin Emperor, Apostolic King of Castellum, and Alba, Father of the Fatherland, First Citizen of Senate, He Who Commands the Tides of Our Sea, Ruler faithful in Christ, and Sword of Christ
In addition the Emperor in Adrianople was also the Duke of Adrianople, which is the official reference for the Adrianople rulers among Latin Imperial records of the era.
Name | Portrait | Arms | Birth | Marriages | Death | Claim |
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Peter I Peter I 19 June 1059 – 31 August 1099 |
3 January 1027 Palatina Son of Maria I Augusta and Michael VI |
(1) PLACEHOLDER Sancta Sapientia DATE 2 children (2) PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 2 children |
28 August 1080 Adrianople aged 71 |
Uncle of Leo III, Latin Emperor | ||
Constantine I Constantine XV 31 August 1099 – 4 March 1115 |
16 September 1065 Palatium Supranio Son of Peter I and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 3 children |
4 March 1115 Adrianople aged 49 |
Son of Peter I | ||
Michael I Michael III 4 March 1115 – 13 June 1132 |
22 August 1094 Palatium Supranio Son of Constantine I and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 7 children |
13 June 1132 Adrianople aged 38 |
Son of Constantine I | ||
Leo I Leo IV 13 June 1132 – 28 August 1151 |
1113 Palatium Supranio Son of Michael I and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Palatium Supranio DATE 4 children |
28 August 1151 Adrianople aged 38 |
Son of Michael I | ||
Jason I Jason VI 28 August 1151 – 22 April 1194 |
[[File:|100px]] | 1131 Palatium Supranio Son of Leo I and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 2 children |
22 April 1194 Mediolanum aged 63 |
Son of Leo I | |
Constantine II Constantine XVI 22 April 1194 – 1 December 1229 |
[[File:|100px]] | 1184 Palatium Supranio Son of Constantine of Adrianople and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 1 child |
1 December 1229 Pons Claudii aged 45 |
Grandson of Jason I | |
Leo II Leo V 1 December 1229 – 13 April 1240 |
1200 Palatium Supranio Son of Constantine II and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Palatium Supranio DATE 4 children |
13 April 1240 Aarhusium aged 40 |
Son of Constantine II | ||
Alexius I Alexius II 13 April 1240 – 19 June 1255 |
[[File:|100px]] | 1186 Palatium Supranio Son of Leo II and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 2 children |
19 June 1255 Haenna aged 69 |
Uncle of Leo II | |
Alexius II Alexius III 19 June 1255 – 9 May 1267 |
[[File:|100px]] | 1186 Palatium Supranio Son of Leo II and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 2 children |
9 May 1267 Adrianople aged 48 |
Son of Alexius I | |
Consatantine III Constantine XVII 9 May 1267 – 26 February 1311 |
[[File:|100px]] | 1254 Palatium Supranio Son of John of Adrianople and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 4 children |
26 February 1311 Olympia aged 57 |
Grandson of Alexius II | |
Jason II Jason VII 26 February 1311 – 2 September 1335 |
[[File:|100px]] | 1286 Palatium Supranio Son of Constantine III and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 3 children |
2 September 1335 Adrianople aged 49 |
Son of Constantine III | |
Michael II Michael IV 2 September 1335 – 2 September 1361 |
[[File:|100px]] | 1286 Palatium Supranio Son of Constantine III and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Basilica of the Blessed Virgin DATE 3 children |
2 September 1335 Adrianople aged 49 |
Son of Jason II | |
Marcus I Marcus I 2 September 1361 – 1 November 1400 |
[[File:|100px]] | 1330 Palatium Supranio Son of Constantine III and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Palatium Supranio DATE 3 children |
1 November 1400 Salassorum aged 70 |
Son of Michael II | |
John I John III 1 November 1400 – 25 June 1419 |
1370 Villa d'Iuliabona Son of Adrian of Adrianople and Maria of Adrianople |
PLACEHOLDER Oea DATE 6 children |
25 June 1419 Adrianople aged 49 |
Nephew of Marcus I | ||
Constantine IV Constantine XVIII 25 June 1419 – 28 November 1428 |
1395 Palatium Supranio Son of John I and PLACEHOLDER |
PLACEHOLDER Palatium Supranio DATE 6 children |
4 August 1448 Castellum ab Alba aged 54 |
Son of John I |
Dukes of Adrianople
Duke | Portrait | Birth | Marriages | Death |
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Constantine IV 28 November 1428 – 4 August 1448 also: Duke of Tolosa |
17 May 1395 Palatium Supranio son of John I of Adrianople and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 6 children |
4 August 1448 Castellum ab Alba aged 53 | |
Peter II 4 August 1448 – 10 June 1471 also: Duke of Tolosa |
2 December 1421 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Constantine and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 2 children |
10 June 1471 Adrianople aged 53 | |
Leo III 10 June 1471 – 24 December 1483 also: Duke of Tolosa |
12 September 1442 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Peter II and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 5 children |
24 December 1483 Ascanium aged 41 | |
Marcus II 24 December 1483 – 24 June 1534 also: Duke of Tolosa |
11 June 1475 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Leo III and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 4 child |
24 June 1534 Adrianople aged 59 | |
Jason III 24 June 1534 – 24 September 1560 also: Duke of Tolosa |
11 June 1475 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Marcus II and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 1 child |
24 September 1560 Adrianople aged 60 | |
Maria I 24 September 1560 – 12 February 1597 also: Duchess consort of Tolosa |
11 June 1525 Palatium Supranio daughter of Duke Jason III and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE Philip I Claudius, Duke of Tolosa 10 children |
12 February 1597 Adrianople aged 71 | |
John II 12 February 1597 – 4 March 1610 also: Duke of Tolosa |
24 February 1546 Castellum ab Alba son of Duchess Maria I and Philip I Claudius, Duke of Tolosa |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 5 children |
4 March 1610 Adrianople aged 64 | |
Philip I 4 March 1610 – 15 December 1629 also: Duke of Tolosa |
1 May 1564 Colonia Agrippa son of Duke John II and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 2 children |
15 December 1629 Castellum ab Alba aged 65 | |
Michael III 15 December 1629 – 1 December 1665 also: Duke of Tolosa |
1 May 1590 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Philip I and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 4 children |
1 December 1665 Caesaria aged 75 | |
Philip II 1 December 1665 – 22 July 1675 also: Duke of Tolosa |
30 November 1640 Villa d'Iuliabona son of Michael III and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 1 child |
22 July 1675 Adrianople aged 34 | |
Constantine V 22 July 1675 – 23 February 1678 also: Duke of Tolosa |
22 March 1666 Villa d'Iuliabona son of Duke Philip II and PLACEHOLDER |
Unmarried | 23 February 1678 Adrianople aged 11 | |
Leo IV 23 February 1678 – 12 January 1705 also: Duke of Tolosa |
18 August 1650 Palatium Supranio son of Michael III and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 3 children |
12 January 1705 Caesaria aged 54 | |
Marcus III 12 January 1705 – 25 May 1731 also: Duke of Tolosa |
10 March 1680 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Leo IV and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 2 children |
25 May 1731 Adrianople aged 51 | |
Constantine VI 25 May 1731 – 31 July 1770 also: Duke of Tolosa |
1 May 1708 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Marcus III and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 3 children |
31 July 1779 Adrianople aged 62 | |
Theodosius I 31 July 1770 – 9 January 1775 also: Duke of Tolosa |
19 March 1730 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Constantine VI and PLACEHOLDER |
DATE PLACEHOLDER 3 children |
9 January 1775 Adrianople aged 44 | |
Jason IV 9 January 1775 – 18 July 1782 also: Duke of Tolosa |
12 October 1754 Palatium Supranio son of Theodosius I and PLACEHOLDER |
1776 Marina of Dakmoor 4 children |
18 July 1782 Durnovaria aged 28 | |
Leo V 18 July 1782 – 14 June 1830 also: Duke of Tolosa |
13 November 1777 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Jason IV and Marina of Dakmoor |
DATE Syagria Julia 7 children |
14 June 1830 Adrianople aged 52 | |
Isidorus I 14 June 1830 – 14 June 1871 also: Duke of Tolosa |
13 November 1800 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Leo V and Syagria Julia |
1826 Theodora Caprenia 3 children |
14 June 1871 Adrianople aged 70 | |
Peter III 14 June 1871 – 12 November 1896 also: Duke of Tolosa |
5 December 1826 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Isidorus I and Theodora Caprenia |
1845 Maria of Garza 3 children |
12 November 1896 Adrianople aged 72 | |
Philip III 12 November 1896 – 1 May 1910 also: Duke of Tolosa |
11 December 1845 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Isidorus I and Theodora Caprenia |
1845 Leona Tullia 2 children |
1 May 1910 Adrianople aged 64 | |
Theodosius II 1 May 1910 – 14 June 1930 also: Duke of Tolosa |
13 November 1867 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Philip III and Leona Tullia |
1897 Isobel of Gaemar 8 children |
14 June 1930 Adrianople aged 63 | |
Jason V 14 June 1930 – 31 October 1976 also: Duke of Tolosa |
18 May 1897 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Theodosius II and Isobel of Gaemar |
1924 Isabella of Thapse 5 children |
31 October 1976 Velia, Castellum ab Alba aged 76 | |
Leo VI 31 October 1976 – 1 September 1997 also: Latin Emperor ((jure uxoris) (1952), Duke of Tolosa (1976) |
30 March 1929 Casa Clauia, Tolosa son of Duke Jason V and Isabella of Thapse |
18 June 1952 Diana Augusta of Latium 7 children |
1 September 1997 Velia, Castellum ab Alba aged 68 | |
Jason VI 1 September 1997 – 3 November 2016 also: Latin Emperor (1993), Prince of Youth (1963–1993), Duke of Velia, Duke of Galata, and Duke of Tolosa (1997) |
15 December 1960 Palatium Augusti son of Duke Leo VI and Diana Augusta, Latin Empress |
(1) Stephania Pinaria Sancta Sapientia 13 June 1987 1 child (2) Zoe Verrucosa Sancta Sapientia 29 July 1993 4 children (3) Marsella Atmos Sancta Sapientia 29 April 2000 6 children 7 illegitimate children |
3 November 2016 Palatium Augusti aged 55 | |
Constantine VII 3 November 2016 – present also: Latin Emperor (2016), Duke of Tolosa, Prince of Youth (1994–2016), Duke of Velia, and Duke of Galata |
15 September 1994 Palatium Supranio son of Duke Jason VI and Zoe Verrucosa |
8 December 2017 Alazne Dain 2 children |
Living age 30 |
Succession
Succession to the Duchy of Adrianople follows the line of the Head of the House of Claudius, per a 1997 decree issued by Emperor Jason VI. The Duchy and house leadership descend according to male-preference primogeniture, originally from Latin Emperor Iovinus. The 1997 decree delineated the immediate line of descent from Jason V, Duke of Adrianople according to the principles of male-preference primogeniture. Though not typical in male-preference primogeniture, a female may be Duchess of Adrianople and Head of the House in her own right, but not pass such titles to her children, unless her husband is also of the House of Claudius. As such, females are excluded from succession upon their marriage to a non-Claudii. Additionally, the Head of the House is Duke of Tolosa in the right of Garza, however this title follows male-only succession. It has been held by every head of the house since 1049, except for on one occasion. This has occurred on one occasion, when Maria I, Duchess of Adrianople married her uncle Philip I Claudius, Duke of Tolosa, and the titles re-merged with the tenure of their oldest son John II, Duke of Adrianople.
- Duke Jason V (1897–1976)
- Duke Leo VI (1929–1997)
- Duke Jason VI (1960–2016)
- Georgios Kaisarides (b. 1994) I
- Duke Constantine VII (b. 1994)
- (1) Alexius, Prince of Youth (b. 2019)
- (2) Princess Diana of Latium (b. 2018)
- (3) Michael, Duke of Entella (b. 1995)
- (4) Prince Peter of Latium (b. 2000)
- (5) Prince Philip of Latium (b. 2011)
- Sophia Voor (b. 1982) I
- Juturna Claudia Orinbere (b. 1984) I
- Larunda Orinbere (b. 1984) I
- (6) Maria, Crown Princess of Dakmoor (b. 1990) NC
- Lydia Kallonina (b. 1993) I
- Violant Claudia de Aultavilla (b. 1993) I
- Selene, Duchess of Saivres (b. 1997) NC
- (7) Princess Polyxena of Latium (b. 2000)
- (8) Princess Olivia of Latium (b. 2003)
- (9) Princess Octavia of Latium (b. 2005)
- (10) Princess Oriana of Latium (b. 2007)
- (11) Prince Theodosius, Duke of Beroea (b. 1963)
- (12) Prince Theophylactus of Beroea (b. 1997)
- Teresa, Duchess of Silingia (b. 1996) NC
- (14) Prince John, Duke of Aurunca (b. 1970)
- (15) Prince Lucius of Aurunca (b. 1995)
- (16) Prince Amadeus of Aurunca (b. 2005)
- (17) Princess Titania of Beroea (b. 1997)
- (18) Princess Adriana of Aurunca (b. 2000)
- Isabella, Empress of Ghant (b. 1960) NC
- Isadora, Electress of Turenne (b. 1966) NC
- Christina, Queen of Dakmoor (b. 1968) NC
- Joanna, Duchess of Ravenna (b. 1970) NC
- Princess Eirene of Latium (b. 1970) NC
- Duke Jason VI (1960–2016)
- (22) Duke Isidorus Claudius (b. 1935)
- (23) Philip Claudius (b. 1959)
- (24) Prince Donus of Palaton (b. 1988)
- (25) Prince Michael of Palaton (b. 2015)
- (26) Princess Sophia of Palaton (b. 2017)
- (27) Princess Philippa of Palaton (b. 2020)
- Princess Kathleen of Paloton (b. 1984) NC
- Princess Irene of Paloton (b. 1986) NC
- (28) Princess Sandra of Paloton (b. 1992)
- (24) Prince Donus of Palaton (b. 1988)
- (29) Florian Claudius (b. 1968)
- (30) Victoria Claudia (b. 1992)
- (31) Leontia Claudia (b. 1996)
- Agnes, Duchess of Utica (b. 1955) NC
- (23) Philip Claudius (b. 1959)
- Maria, Queen of Ottonia (1925–2005)
- Jacinta, Countess of Melfi (1927–2001)
- Theodora, Lady of Dain (b. 1935) NC
- Duke Leo VI (1929–1997)
Mark | Source for listing or note on exclusion from succession |
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D | This person has been excluded from the official line of succession by forfeiting their eligibility through disclaimer. |
I | this person is not eligible to succeed the throne due to illegitimacy. |
NC | This person is barred from due to marriage. |
SC | This person is barred from the succession by marrying without the Sovereign's consent. |
XC | This person has been barred from succession for not being part of the Fabrian Catholic Church. |