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|current head    = [[William IV, Elector of Rahdenburg]] (2003–present)
| caption            = [[Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran]] in [[Castellum]], the ''[[wikipedia:cathedra|cathedra]]'' seat of the [[Pope (Ajax)|Pope]] as [[#Governance|Imperial Primate]].
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| main_classification = [[Fabrian Catholic Church|Catholic]]
| orientation        = [[Fabrian Catholic Church#Latin Church|Latin]]
| scripture           = [[wikipedia:Bible|Bible]]
| theology            = [[wikipedia:Catholic theology|Catholic theology]]
| polity              = [[wikipedia:Episcopal polity|Episcopal]]
| governance          = [[Episcopal Conference of Latium]]
| structure          = [[Aurelius Aricius]]
| leader_title        = [[Pope (Ajax)|Pope]]
| leader_name        = [[Pontian XI]]
| leader_title1      = [[Imperial Episcopal Conference (Latium)|Praetor]]
| leader_name1        = [[Aurelius Messala]]
| leader_title2      = [[#Governance|Imperial Primate]]
| leader_name2        = Pontian XI
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| headquarters       = [[Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran]]
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| founder            = [[wikipedia:Apostles in the New Testament|Apostles]] [[wikipedia:Saint Peter|Peter]] and [[wikipedia:Saint Paul|Paul]]
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The '''House of Rahdenburg''' ([[wikipedia:Alemannic German|Gariman]]: ''Haus Rahdenburg''; [[Standard Latin language|Latin]]: ''Domus Radenburgensis'') is a [[Garima|Gariman]] elector dynasty whose members were at times princes, electors, grand dukes, kings, and emperors of Rahden, Rahdenburg, Polnitsa, Sydalon, and the Holy Audonian Empire. The family is believed to have originated from around X, [[Tervingia]], in modern day [[Ostrovaza]]. They took their name from Rahden Castle, from where records indicate the family first ruled as Counts of Rahden before the formation of the [[Holy Audonian Empire]].
The '''Imperial Church''', or '''Imperial Catholic Church''', is part of the [[Fabrian Catholic Church]] in communion with the [[Pope (Ajax)|Pope]], who concurrently serves as the Imperial Primate and [[Bishop of Alba]]. The Imperial Church also includes diocese located in parts of [[Gelonia]] and [[Sasora]]. Since 2023, there are 290 diocese in the Imperial Church.


The family rose to prominence in the years preceding the formation of the [[Garima|Kingdom of Garima]], in which is was created Elector of Rahdenburg during the first expansion of [[Electors of Audonia|Audonian electorates]].
The Pope, as leader of the Imperial Church, resides in the [[Fabria]] district of [[Castellum]], which has been a major center for [[Sarpetic religions|Sarpeticism]] since the establishment of the Church. As a result [[Castellum]] is regarded as the home of the Catholic Church. Many apostolic relics are located in Castellum, particularly Fabria, which serves as the administrative center of the both the  Imperial Church and the worldwide church.
==County of Rahden==
==History==
The most widely accepted progenitor of the House of Rahdenburg is XXXX the YYYY, a count of Rahden that lived in the 9th century. It is also widely claimed and believed that XXXX was a scion of ZZZZ and the House of [], who constructed the original Rahden Castle.
==Rahdenburg branch==
===List of electors===


===Order of succession===
{{Tree list}}
*''[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] [[William II, Elector of Rahdenburg]] (1887–1918)''
**''[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] [[William III, Elector of Rahdenburg]] (1912–1977)''
***''[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] [[William IV, Elector of Rahdenburg]] (1932–2011)''
****[[Image:Simple gold crown.svg|15px]] '''[[William V, Elector of Rahdenburg]] (b. 1960)'''
***** (1) [[Constantine, Electoral Prince of Rahdenburg]] (b. 1987)
***** (2) [[Leopold of Rahdenburg (born 1991)|Leopold, Duke of Rahdenburg]] (b. 1991)
***** (3) [[Theodore of Rahdenburg|Theodore, Duke of Rahdenburg]] (b. 1991)
**''[[George, Duke of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (1915–1988)''
***''[[Henry III of Polnitsa]] (1941–2015)''
**** (4) [[Louis Ferdinand I of Polnitsa|Louis Ferdinand, Duke of Rahdenburg-Lubke]] (b. 1962)
***** (5) [[Charles I of Polnitsa]] (b. 1988)
****** (6) [[Frederick, Hereditary Grand Duke of Polnitsa]] (b. 2016)
****** (7) [[Michael of Polnitsa|Prince Michael of Polnitsa]] (b. 2019)
***** (8) [[William of Rahdenburg (born 1992)|William of Rahdenburg-Lubke]]
***** (9) [[Reinhart of Rahdenburg|Reinhart of Rahdenburg-Lubke]]
***** (10) [[Louis of Rahdenburg|Louis of Rahdenburg-Lubke]]
**** (11) [[Frederick, Duke of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1964)
***** (12) [[Conrad of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1990)
****** (13) [[Henry of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 2016)
****** (14) [[Peter of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 2021)
***** (15) [[Otto of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1994)
****** (16) [[Albin of Calla]] (b. 2018)
****** (17) [[Otto of Calla]] (b. 2021)
**** (18) [[Sigismund, Duke of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 1968)
***** (19) [[Gregory of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 1996)
***** Diocles Radenos{{sup|I}}
***** (20) [[Sigismund of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 2014)
***** (21) [[Michael of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 2017)
{{Tree list/end}}
==Polnitsa branch==
[brief write up]
===List of rulers===
{|style="text-align:center; width:100%" class="wikitable"
!width=18%|Name
!width=112px|Portrait
!width=112px|Arms
!width=16%|Birth
!width=16%|Marriages
!width=16%|Death
!Claim
|-
| '''[[Henry III of Polnitsa|Henry III]]'''<br><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Heinrich Wilhelm Friedrich August Ernst </span><br>20 June 2006<br>–<br>27 December 2014<br>(since 17 March 1990 as pretender)
| [[file:Eric Braeden - Monte-Carlo Television Festival.jpg|100px]]
| [[file:Lesser Coat of Arms of Polnitsa (2006–2015).png|100px]]
| 18 September 1941<br>[[Polnitsa#Demographics|Heinrichsburg Castle]]<hr>Son of [[Sophia I of Polnitsa|Sophia I]]<br>and [[George, Duke of Rahdenburg-Almasch]]
| [[Beatrice of Ghant]]<br>[[Ascanium|Basilica Santa Sabina]]<br>8 August 1961 <br>6 children
| 27 December 2014<br>[[Polnitsa#Demographics|Heinrichsburg]]<br>aged 73
| Son of [[Sophia I of Polnitsa|Sophia I]]
|-
| '''[[Louis Ferdinand I of Polnitsa|Louis Ferdinand I]]'''<br><span style="color:#0000FF;">Louis Ferdinand Henry Albert Michael</span><br>27 December 2014<br>–<br>9 November 2015<br>(''[[Deposition of Louis Ferdinand I|deposed]]'')
| [[file:P1162866 gross.jpg|100px]]
| [[file:Lesser Coat of Arms of Polnitsa (2006–2015).png|100px]]
| 1 October 1962<br>[[Ascanium|Imperial College Hospital]]<hr>Son of [[Henry III of Polnitsa|Henry III]]<br>and [[Beatrice of Ghant]]
| <span style="color:grey;">(1)</span> [[Marie of Kostritz]]<br>[[Sydalon (city)|Cathedral of the Most Holy Name]]<br>22 August 1981<br>3 children<hr><span style="color:grey;">(2)</span> [[Alexandra of Ravenna]]<br>[[Castellum|Basilica Santa Sabina]]<br>4 April 1990<br>3 children<hr><span style="color:grey;">(3)</span> [[Philippa of the Palatinate]]<br>[[Rahdenburg|Rahden Castle]]<br>19 June 1999<br>2 children
| Living<br>age {{age|1962|10|1}}
| Son of [[Henry III of Polnitsa|Henry III]]
|-
| '''[[Charles I of Polnitsa|Charles I]]'''<br><span style="color:#0000FF;">Karl Louis Ferdinand Heinrich August</span><br> 9 November 2015 <br>–<br>present<br>(Duke of Kostritz since 19 August 1993)
| [[file:Charles I of Polnitsa.jpg|100px]]
| [[file:Lesser Coat of Arms of Polnitsa (since 2015).png|100px]]
| 9 September 1988 <br>[[Ascanium|Imperial College Hospital]]<hr>Son of [[Louis Ferdinand I of Polnitsa|Louis Ferdinand I]]<br>and [[Marie of Kostrtiz]]
| [[Charlotte of Silingia-Marlburg]]<br>[[Kostritz|St George Cathedral]]<br>29 July 2009<br>3 children
| Living<br>age {{age|1988|9|9}}
| Son of [[Louis Ferdinand I of Polnitsa|Louis Ferdinand I]]
|-
|}


===Order of succession===
{{Tree list}}
*[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] ''[[Henry III of Polnitsa]] (1941–2015)''
** [[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] [[Louis Ferdinand I of Polnitsa|Louis Ferdinand, Duke of Rahdenburg-Lubke]] (b. 1962)
*** '''[[Image:Simple gold crown.svg|15px]] [[Charles I of Polnitsa]] (b. 1988)'''
**** (1) [[Frederick, Prince Royal (Polnitsa)]] (b. 2016)
**** (2) [[Michael of Polnitsa|Prince Michael of Polnitsa]] (b. 2019)
*** (3) [[William of Rahdenburg (born 1992)|Prince William of Polnitsa]] (b. 1992)
*** (4) [[Reinhart of Rahdenburg|Reinhart of Rahdenburg-Kulmbach]] (b. 1995)
*** (5) [[Louis of Rahdenburg|Louis of Rahdenburg-Kulmbach]] (b. 2003)
*** (6) [[Louise of Rahdenburg|Princess Louise of Roazhon]] (b. 1982)
**** (7) [[Louise of Rahdenburg#Issue|Prince George of Roazhon]] (b. 2012)
**** (8) [[Louise of Rahdenburg#Issue|Prince Frederick of Roazhon]] (b. 2013)
**** (9) [[Louise of Rahdenburg#Issue|Prince Peter of Roazhon]] (b. 2015)
**** (10) [[Louise of Rahdenburg#Issue|Prince Lothair of Roazhon]] (b. 2017)
**** (11) [[Louise of Rahdenburg#Issue|Princess Aven of Roazhon]] (b. 2010)
**** (12) [[Louise of Rahdenburg#Issue|Princess Marie of Roazhon]] (b. 2021)
*** (13) [[Alice of Rahdenburg|Alice of Rahdenburg-Kostritz]] (b. 1985)
*** (14) [[Beatrice of Rahdenburg|Alice of Rahdenburg-Kulmbach]] (b. 1990)
**** (15) [[Beatrice of Rahdenburg#Marriage|Prince Victor of Dakmoor]] (b. 2016)
**** (16) [[Beatrice of Rahdenburg#Marriage|Prince Samuel of Dakmoor]] (b. 2018)
**** (17) [[Beatrice of Rahdenburg#Marriage|Prince John of Dakmoor]] (b. 2020)
**** (18) [[Beatrice of Rahdenburg#Marriage|Princess Alexandra of Dakmoor]] (b. 2014)
**** (19) [[Beatrice of Rahdenburg#Marriage|Princess Elena of Dakmoor]] (b. 2016)
*** (14) [[Elisabeth of Rahdenburg|Elisabeth of Rahdenburg-Kulmbach]] (b. 2000)
** (21) [[Frederick, Duke of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1964)
*** (22) [[Conrad of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1990)
**** (23) [[Henry of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 2016)
**** (24) [[Peter of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 2021)
*** (25) [[Otto of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1994)
**** (26) [[Albin of Calla]] (b. 2018)
**** (27) [[Otto of Calla]] (b. 2021)
*** (28) [[Joanna of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1988)
*** (29) [[Henrietta of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1992)
*** (30) [[Mathilde of Rahdenburg-Almasch]] (b. 1996)
** (31) [[Sigismund, Duke of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 1968)
*** (32) [[Gregory of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 1996)
*** Diocles Radenos{{sup|I}}
*** (33) [[Sigismund of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 2014)
*** (34) [[Michael of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 2017)
*** (35) [[Inga of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 1998)
*** (36) [[Rasa of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 1999)
*** (37) [[Charlotte of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 2016)
*** (38) [[Christina of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 2020)
*** (38) [[Rosalina of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]] (b. 2022)
** (39) [[Bathilda of Rahdenburg]] (b. 1966)
** (40) [[Margarethe of Rahdenburg|Margarethe, Queen of Garima]] (b. 1970)
*** (41) [[Frederick, Duke of Silingia]] (b. 1992)
*** (42) [[Otto of Silingia]] (b. 1998)
*** (43) [[Augusta of Silingia]] (b. 1994)
*** (44) [[Adelinda of Silingia]] (b. 1996)
*** (45) [[Ella of Silingia]] (b. 2001)
** (46) [[Brunhilda of Rahdenburg|Brunhilda of Rahdenburg]] (b. 1975)
{{Tree list/end}}
==Neuenburg branch==
===List of rulers===
===Order of succession===
==Calla branch==
===Order of succession===
==Kings of Sydalon==
The House of Rahdenburg oft had dealings in Sydalon since the crusader kingdom's creation in the 13th century following the First Crusade. However, the family had its first marriage with the royal house through the marriage of the adventurous Albert, Count of Rahdenburg-Ansbach and Elissa, then heir apparent and Princess of Petra. Albert and Elissa had # children, the eldest of whom was Frederick of Rahdenburg-Ansbach, Duke of Diban. Albert was viewed as popular leading up to and during his wife's reign, setting the groundwork for his son Frederick to succeed Elissa II as monarch.
Frederick, Duke of Diban became the first Rahdenburg to succeed to the Petran throne on 2 May 1621. He became King of Sydalon nearly six years later on 11 June 1627, assuming Jordan VI as his regnal name. Overall, the House of Rahdenburg produced three monarchs of Sydalon for a total of 52 years: [[Jordan VI of Sydalon|Jordan VI]], [[Rainier II of Sydalon|Rainier II]], and [[Melisende I of Sydalon|Melisende I]]. The throne later passed to the imperial Latin Aemilia dynasty through the eldest son of Melisende I and her husband Emperor [[Constantine XVII Aemilius]]. While the throne passed to the Aemilia dynasty, Jordan VI and his wife Leonore of Larache had 7 children, including 4 sons. The line of Jordan VI's eldest son Frederick later went on to become the senior line of the House of Rahdenburg with the ascension of Frederick VII as Elector. Frederick himself was Duke of Esebon prior to becoming elector, which he abdicated in favor of his electorate title.
===List of rulers===
{|style="text-align:center; width:100%" class="wikitable"
!width=18%|Name
!width=112px|Portrait
!width=112px|Arms
!width=16%|Birth
!width=16%|Marriages
!width=16%|Death
!Claim
|-
| '''[[Jordan VI of Sydalon|Jordan VI]]'''<br><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Frederick Albert Jordanes Robert </span><br>11 June 1627<br>–<br>6 April 1641
| [[file:Anna Dorothea Therbusch - Bildnis des Kurfürsten Karl Theodor von der Pfalz und Bayern (1724-1799) im blauen Samtanzug - 3917 - Bavarian State Painting Collections.jpg|100px]]
| [[file:Coat of Arms of the House of Rahdenburg (Sydalene variant).png|100px]]
| 2 January 1593<br>[[Petra|Aquilanida]]<hr>Son of [[Elissa II of Sydalon|Belandra II]]<br>and [[Albert, Duke of Rahdenburg-Ansbach]]
| Leonore of Larache<br>[[Sarepta|Cathedral of the Holy Nativity]]<br>DATE <br>7 children
| 6 April 1641<br>[[Ostracine (city)|Palis Royal]]<br>aged 41
| Son of [[Elissa II of Sydalon|Elissa II]]
|-
| '''[[Rainier II of Sydalon|Rainier II]]'''<br><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Frederick Rainier Otto Leopold </span><br>6 April 1641<br>–<br>7 June 1644
|
| [[file:Coat of Arms of the House of Rahdenburg (Sydalene variant).png|100px]]
| 1 January 1618<br>[[Petra|Aquilanida]]<hr>Son of [[Jordan VI of Sydalon|Jordan VI]]<br>and Leonore of Larache
| style="background:#D6D6D6; color:black"| Unmarried
| 7 June 1644<br>[[Ostracine (city)|Palis Royal]]<br>aged 26
| Son of [[Jordan VI of Sydalon|Jordan VI]]
|-
| '''[[Melisende I of Sydalon|Melisende I]]'''<br><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Melisende Elisabetta Marguerite</span><br>7 June 1644<br>–<br>28 February 1680
| [[file:Mademoiselle de Blois (Marie Anne de Bourbon, 1666-1739) by François de Troy 02.jpg|100px]]
| [[file:Coat of Arms of Melisende I of Sydalon.png|100px]]
| 19 July 1619<br>[[Ostracine (city)|Palis Royal]]<hr>Daughter of [[Jordan VI of Sydalon|Jordan VI]]<br>and Leonore of Larache
| [[Constantine XVII Aemilius]]<br>[[Sancta Sapientia]]<br>1 August 1635<br>4 children
| 28 February 1688<br>[[Sydalon (city)|Castra Rubea]]<br>aged 60
| Sister of [[Rainier II of Sydalon|Rainier II]]
|-
|}
==Residences==
==Coats of arms==
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Imperial Church
Latin: Ecclesia Imperialis
San Giovanni in Laterano - Rome.jpg
TypeNational polity
ClassificationCatholic
OrientationLatin
ScriptureBible
TheologyCatholic theology
PolityEpiscopal
GovernanceEpiscopal Conference of Latium
StructureAurelius Aricius
PopePontian XI
PraetorAurelius Messala
Imperial PrimatePontian XI
Apostolic NuncioTBD
RegionLatium
LanguageLatin
HeadquartersArchbasilica of Saint John Lateran
FounderApostles Peter and Paul
Origin1st century
Castellum, Latin Empire
Members78,000,000

The Imperial Church, or Imperial Catholic Church, is part of the Fabrian Catholic Church in communion with the Pope, who concurrently serves as the Imperial Primate and Bishop of Alba. The Imperial Church also includes diocese located in parts of Gelonia and Sasora. Since 2023, there are 290 diocese in the Imperial Church.

The Pope, as leader of the Imperial Church, resides in the Fabria district of Castellum, which has been a major center for Sarpeticism since the establishment of the Church. As a result Castellum is regarded as the home of the Catholic Church. Many apostolic relics are located in Castellum, particularly Fabria, which serves as the administrative center of the both the Imperial Church and the worldwide church.

History