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| coronation    = 11 Dec 2016
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| predecessor    = [[Emperor Shljaps-tsung|L′jabh-tsung]]
| predecessor    = [[Emperor Shljaps-tsung|Emperor Sqin′]]
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| birth_name    = 司馬涂 (''slje-mra′-m-la'')
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*Prince Sng′raq (帝子楚)
*Prince Rjem (帝子林)}}
*Prince Rem (帝子林)}}
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| era dates= 18 Nov. 2017
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| father        = Prince Hruh-′ei
| father        = [[Prince Tu]]
| mother        = The Consort Dowager
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The '''current emperor''' ([[Shinasthana]]: 今上, ''krjem-′djang′''; b. Mar. 3, 1983, r. Dec. 4, 2016) is the reigning monarch of [[Themiclesia]].  He came to the throne at the death of his predecessor, Emperor L′jabh-tsung, who is his great-grandfather.  L′jabh-tsung, who lived to be 100, was preceded by his heir, Prince Hruh-′an, and whose heir, the current emperor's father, Prince Hruh-′ei.  He was acclaimed and crowned by the [[House of Lords (Themiclesia)|House of Lords]] and [[Privy Council (Themiclesia)|Privy Council]] on Dec. 11, 2016 the seventh day of L′jabh-tsung's death.
The '''Current Emperor''' ([[Shinasthana]]: 今上, ''krem-dank''; b. Mar. 3, 1983, r. Dec. 4, 2016) is the reigning monarch of [[Themiclesia]].  He was born in 1983 and came to the throne at the death of his predecessor, [[Emperor Hên' (Themiclesia)|Emperor Sqin′]], who is his great-grandfather.  Sqin′, who lived to be 100, was preceded by his heir, Prince Mqrus, and by whose heir, the current emperor's father, Prince Tu.  He was crowned in the [[House of Lords (Themiclesia)|House of Lords]] on Dec. 11, 2016, the tenth day after Sqin′s death.


Having come to the throne, the current emperor has instituted a number of progressive policies at court and for the royal family.  The most significant reform is the reduction of the size of the royal family and thus public money spent on their upkeep; this would permit distant royalty to be gainfully employed, without the government's permission.  As of Jan. 1, 2019, all royals except the immediate family (descendants of L′jabh-tsung) have been allowed to enter the [[Themiclesian Civil Service|civil service]] and armed forces.
The current emperor has instituted a number of progressive policies at court and for the royal family.  The most influential reform is often recognized as the reduction of the size of the royal family and thus public money spent on their upkeep; distant royalty would gain the freedom to be gainfully employed, without the government's permission previously required.  As of Jan. 1, 2019, all royals except the immediate family (descendants of Sqin′) have been allowed to enter the [[Themiclesian Civil Service|civil service]] and armed forces.
 
==Coronation==
{{main|Coronation of the current emperor of Themiclesia}}


==See also==
==See also==

Latest revision as of 10:43, 4 February 2022

La
Emperor of Themiclesia
Reign4 Dec 2016 –
Coronation11 Dec 2016
PredecessorEmperor Sqin′
Prince of Rak
洛子
Tenure4 Oct 2004 – 10 Dec 2016
Investiture4 Oct 2004
Predecessortitle created
Successortitle absorbed
Born涂 (la)
(1983-03-03) 3 March 1983 (age 41)
The Empress-consort
Issue
  • Prince Sng′raq (帝子楚)
  • Prince Rem (帝子林)
Era dates
18 Nov. 2017
HouseSle-mrank Clan of Sin
FatherPrince Tu
MotherThe Consort Dowager

The Current Emperor (Shinasthana: 今上, krem-dank; b. Mar. 3, 1983, r. Dec. 4, 2016) is the reigning monarch of Themiclesia. He was born in 1983 and came to the throne at the death of his predecessor, Emperor Sqin′, who is his great-grandfather. Sqin′, who lived to be 100, was preceded by his heir, Prince Mqrus, and by whose heir, the current emperor's father, Prince Tu. He was crowned in the House of Lords on Dec. 11, 2016, the tenth day after Sqin′s death.

The current emperor has instituted a number of progressive policies at court and for the royal family. The most influential reform is often recognized as the reduction of the size of the royal family and thus public money spent on their upkeep; distant royalty would gain the freedom to be gainfully employed, without the government's permission previously required. As of Jan. 1, 2019, all royals except the immediate family (descendants of Sqin′) have been allowed to enter the civil service and armed forces.

Coronation

See also