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| predecessor = [[Constantine XVIII of Latium|Constantine XVIII & I]] | | predecessor = [[Constantine XVIII of Latium|Constantine XVIII & I]] | ||
| successor = [[John XII of Latium|John XI]] | | successor = [[John XII of Latium|John XI]] | ||
| succession1 = [[Monarchy of Sydalon|Queen of Sydalon]] | | reg-type = Alongside | ||
| regent = [[Michael of Ghant|Michael III Gentilius]] | |||
| succession1 = [[Monarchy of Sydalon|Queen of Sydalon]]<br>[[Ascalzar#Monarch|Princess of Ascalzar]] | |||
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| reign1 = 11 November 1765 – 17 July 1803 | | reign1 = 11 November 1765 – 17 July 1803 | ||
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| cor-type1 = Anointing | | cor-type1 = Anointing | ||
| successor1 = [[Elissa III of Sydalon|Elissa III]] | | successor1 = [[Elissa III of Sydalon|Elissa III]] | ||
| spouse = {{marriage|[[Michael of Ghant|Prince Michael of Ghant]]|9 October 1745}} | | spouse = {{marriage|[[Michael of Ghant|Prince Michael of Ghant]]|9 October 1745}} | ||
| spouse-type = Spouse | | spouse-type = Spouse | ||
| issue = {{ubl | | issue = {{ubl | ||
|[[Elissa III of Sydalon]] | |[[Elissa III of Sydalon]] | ||
|[[John XII | |[[John XII Gentilius]] | ||
|[[ | |[[Duke of Ravenna|Alexius, Duke of Ravenna]] | ||
|Princess Elena of Latium | |Princess Elena of Latium | ||
|Princess Maria of Latium | |Princess Maria of Latium | ||
|Prince Michael, Duke of | |Prince Michael, Duke of Entella | ||
| | |Florentius, Grand Master of the Order of Saint Joseph | ||
|Princess Sophia of Latium | |Princess Sophia of Latium | ||
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| death_place = Palace of Augustus, Palatine, [[Castellum ab Alba]] | | death_place = Palace of Augustus, Palatine, [[Castellum ab Alba]] | ||
| place of burial = Sanctus Andreas Cathedral, [[Ascanium (Latium)|Ascanium]] | | place of burial = Sanctus Andreas Cathedral, [[Ascanium (Latium)|Ascanium]] | ||
| religion | | religion = [[Imperial Latin Church|Imperial Church]] ([[Fabrian Catholic Church|Catholicism]]) | ||
|}} | |}} | ||
'''Maria III''' (''Fausta Tullia Isabella Maria Sophia Caesaris''; 8 May 1726 –17 July 1803) was the 109th [[Monarchy of Latium|Latin | '''Maria III''' (''Fausta Tullia Isabella Maria Sophia Caesaris''; 8 May 1726 –17 July 1803) was the 109th [[Monarchy of Latium|Latin Empress]], [[Monarchy of Sydalon|Queen of Sydalon]], and [[Ascalzar|Princess of Ascalzar]], reigning from 1765 until 1803. | ||
Maria was born during the reign of grandfather [[John X of Latium|Latin Emperor John X]], and was the second child of the future [[Maria II of Latium|Latin Empress Maria II]] and her consort, Constantine Tullius. She was primarily raised under the care of her mother, who was noted to be very protective of her children and often overbearing according to courtiers. In 1744, she was betrothed to [[Prince Michael of Ghant]], whom she married in 1745. She and her husband resided in Latium throughout their marriage, and primarily resided in [[Sydalon]] when she became {{wp|heir presumptive}}. She took the throne following the short reign of her elder brother, [[Constantine XVIII of Latium|Constantine XVIII]], who lacked any legitimate children, becoming the second Empress regnant in less than ten years. | Maria was born during the reign of grandfather [[John X of Latium|Latin Emperor John X]], and was the second child of the future [[Maria II of Latium|Latin Empress Maria II]] and her consort, Constantine Tullius. She was primarily raised under the care of her mother, who was noted to be very protective of her children and often overbearing according to courtiers. In 1744, she was betrothed to [[Prince Michael of Ghant]], whom she married in 1745. She and her husband resided in Latium throughout their marriage, and primarily resided in [[Sydalon]] when she became {{wp|heir presumptive}}. She took the throne following the short reign of her elder brother, [[Constantine XVIII of Latium|Constantine XVIII]], who lacked any legitimate children, becoming the second Empress regnant in less than ten years. | ||
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| Latin Empress (more...) | |||||
| Reign | 11 November 1765 – 17 July 1803 | ||||
| Coronation | 25 December 1765 | ||||
| Predecessor | Constantine XVIII & I | ||||
| Successor | John XI | ||||
| Alongside | Michael III Gentilius | ||||
| Queen of Sydalon Princess of Ascalzar | |||||
| Reign | 11 November 1765 – 17 July 1803 | ||||
| Anointing | 3 February 1766 | ||||
| Predecessor | Constantine XVIII & I | ||||
| Successor | Elissa III | ||||
| Born | 8 May 1726 Palatium Purpura, Ascanium, Latium | ||||
| Died | 17 July 1803 (aged 77) Palace of Augustus, Palatine, Castellum ab Alba | ||||
| Burial | Sanctus Andreas Cathedral, Ascanium | ||||
| Spouse | Prince Michael of Ghant (m. 1745) | ||||
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| House | Tullia | ||||
| Father | Constantine Tullius | ||||
| Mother | Maria II & I | ||||
| Religion | Imperial Church (Catholicism) | ||||
Maria III (Fausta Tullia Isabella Maria Sophia Caesaris; 8 May 1726 –17 July 1803) was the 109th Latin Empress, Queen of Sydalon, and Princess of Ascalzar, reigning from 1765 until 1803.
Maria was born during the reign of grandfather Latin Emperor John X, and was the second child of the future Latin Empress Maria II and her consort, Constantine Tullius. She was primarily raised under the care of her mother, who was noted to be very protective of her children and often overbearing according to courtiers. In 1744, she was betrothed to Prince Michael of Ghant, whom she married in 1745. She and her husband resided in Latium throughout their marriage, and primarily resided in Sydalon when she became heir presumptive. She took the throne following the short reign of her elder brother, Constantine XVIII, who lacked any legitimate children, becoming the second Empress regnant in less than ten years.
As Empress, Maria battled low popularity early in her reign due to her time spent abroad throughout her marriage, and her husband's Ghantish and Latin ancestry. This changed due to her reputation for shrewd dealings with the Senate, charitable relationship with the common folk and the Church. Her son, and successor, John XI, initiated the House of Gentilius line of his father.