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Princess Imperial

This page is about the Latin Imperial title. For the current holder, see Isabella, Princess Imperial. For other uses, see Latium/Sandbox4 (disambiguation).
Princess Imperial
HIH The Princess Isabella, Princess Imperial
Incumbent
Isabella
since 22 May 1997
StyleHer Imperial Highness
Ma'am
ResidenceSt James's Palace
AppointerMonarch of Latium
Term lengthLife tenure or renunciation
Inaugural holderTBD

History

List of Princesses Royal

The following is a complete list of women formally styled Princess Imperial:

Order Name
dates 		Portrait Princess Imperial
tenure 		Grantor
relation 		Date married Husband
dates
Isabella, Princess Imperial
(1725–1803) 		[[File:|100px]] 1765–1815 Maria II
(mother) 		TBD TBD
Elena, Princess Imperial
(1753–1815) 		[[File:|100px]] 1765–1815 Maria III
(mother) 		TBD TBD
Anastasia, Princess Imperial
(1798–1872) 		Pauline Bonaparte Lefevre.jpg 1842–1872 Theophylactus I Augustus
(son) 		1818 Nicephorus, Duke of Ossonoba
Joanna, Princess Imperial
(1878–1934) 		Alice de Grèce.jpg 1898–1928 John XIII
(father) 		1896 John Anicius, Duke of Beroea
Constantia, Princess Imperial
(1900–1945) 		Study portrait of Princess Theodora of Greece and Denmark, later Margravine of Baden.jpg 1934–1945 Joanna I
(mother) 		19XX Stephen Bellienus, Count of Durocortorum
Isabella, Princess Imperial
(b. 1963) 		Isabella of Latium.jpg 1997–present Diana Augusta
(mother)

Ardil

Ardil
Despot of Iotopha
Ardil Hazarasp.jpg
Head of the House of Hazarasp
Reign0 Month 2019 – present
Heir presumptive Princess Davina Hazarasp
Born (1988-12-29) 29 December 1988 (age 36)
Palace of Stars, Gauekoizarra, Ghant
Spouse
Selene of Latium (m. 2018)
Issue
Full name
  • Anglic: Ardil Isaac Arcturus Stepan
  • Vardanan: Արդիլ Իսաաc Արcտuրuս Ստեպան
HouseHazaraspid
FatherPrince Jorin Hazarasp
MotherPrincess Baela of Gauekoizarra
ReligionVardanan Apostolic
Hazaraspid dynasty
Badge of the Hazaraspid Dynasty
Extended royal family

Ancestry

Julius

The Most Admirable
The Duke of Caesena
CI EAA
Lord Palatine of Rhegedia
Propraetor of Caesena and Rhegedia
Assumed office
29 May 2007
MonarchJason VI Augustus
Constantine XX
Preceded byLucius Julius, Duke of Caesena
Senator of Latium
Assumed office
21 April 2017
Personal details
Born
Spurius Julius Libo Iohannes Avienus Iovivus

(1986-05-29) 29 May 1986 (age 38)
Caesena, Latium
Spouse
Children2
Alma materOlympia (PPE)
Military service
Allegiance Latium
Branch/service Latin Army
Years of service2003–2011 (end of active service)
RankTribunus

Spurius Julius, Duke of Caesena (Spurius Julius Libo Iohannes Avienus Iovivus; b. 29 May 1986) is a Latin aristocrat, and tribunus in the Latin Army. His main residence is {estate name} in Caesena. He has served as Lord Palatine of Rhegedia since 2007.

Background and education

Caesena was born at {estate} in Caesena, Latium, on 29 May 1986, the youngest son and child of Lucius Julius, Duke of Caesena, by his wife Marie-Vivienne d'Escondeaux-Nevier-Aumont. He has six older sisters: Spuria, Anna, Lucia, Pericleia, Leocadia, and Rusticana.

At the time of his birth, Caesena was known by the courtesy title Viscount of Leodium as the eldest son of the ducal heir apparent. In 1987, he became heir to the Dukedom of Caesena and utilized the courtesy title Count of Patavia. He was known by this title until 2001 and the death of his father Lucius.

Caesena was educated

Military career

Titles, styles, and honors

Titles and styles

  • 29 May 1986 – 13 May 1987: Viscount of Leodium
  • 13 May 1987 – 3 June 2001: His Grace The Duke of Caesena

Honors

  •  Latium: Knight of the Sacred Order of Golden Eagle AquilaRomana0.png

Foreign honors

Ancestry

See also

Verena Ostia

Ancestry

Court officials

The Most Renowned
Valentia Verrucosa
CI
Valentia Verrucosa.jpg
Count-in-aid of Council
Assumed office
21 October 2018
MonarchConstantine XX
Member of the Castellum Assembly
In office
22 April 2013 – 21 October 2018
Preceded byConstantine Piscius
Succeeded byAnastasius Clouilius
Personal details
Born
Flavia Verrucosa Valentia Zoe Damiane

(1987-09-17) 17 September 1987 (age 37)
Caelimontium, Castellum ab Alba
Political partyProgressive (before 2016)
United Latium (until 2018)
Spouse
NAME (m. 2013)
Alma materAriminum College

Valentia Verrucosa, CI (born 17 September 1987) is a Latin courtier, noblewoman and politician currently serving as a Count-in-aid of Council. She was previously a member of Castellum Assembly for Appia Palpatina from 2014 to 2018. She is the eldest child of Florentine Verrucosus and Madeleine of Philippopolis.

Verrucosa graduated from Ariminum College in 2008. She became the youngest member of the Castellum Assembly upon her 2013 election, and again when she was re-elected in 2017. She was a lady-in-waiting to Princess Maria of Latium from 2003 until 2005, and again in 2008 to 2010. In 2018, she was appointed to the Emperor's Council as a Count-in-aid of Council.

Early life and education

Flavia Verrucosa Valentia Zoe Damiane was born on 17 September 1987 at University Hospital, in Caelimontium, Castellum ab Alba, Florentine Verrucosus and Sydalene noblewoman Madeleine of Philippopolis. Her paternal grandparents are Latin Consul and statesman Duke Joseph Verrucosus and businesswoman Lady Damiane Vitruvia. Both her grandfather and father served in the Latin Senate for the Conservative Party. Her family owns the controlling stake of Verrucosus Holdings. At the age of 5, she was a flower girl at the wedding of her aunt Zoe Verrucosa to then Jason, Prince of Youth.

She attended St Maria's School for Ladies, in Castellum, and earned her bac from Our Lady of Holy Wisdom, an all-girls school, in 2007. After a gap year, she began attending Ariminum College. She was student council president her second and third years at Ariminum, and was president of the university's Progressive Party student chapter in her final year. Along with other students at various universities in Latium, she co-founded the Latin Youth Senate, an organization aimed at representing the young people of Latium; she continues to serve as an executive director and patron. She was an intern for then Consul Constantine Otacilius during during the summer between her second and third years.

Political career

Before entering elected politics, Verrucosa worked as a researcher and analyst for the Senate Committee for Communications. She resigned from this role in January 2013 after announcing her candidacy for Castellum Assembly.

Castellum Assembly

In April 2013, she was elected to Castellum Assembly as the twelfth ranked member of the Progressive Party list. Her position on the list initially drew controversy because her father was a Senator for the Conservative Party. She was the youngest member of the Assembly, at 26 years old. Verrucosa was known as a moderate early in her tenure as an Assemblywoman and often voted unexpectedly according to party whips.

During the 2015 Progressive Party leadership election, Verrucosa endorsed XXXX, who was eventually defeated by now leader Flavia Lepera. Verrucosa left the party in early 2016, citing disagreements with the direction Lepera was leading the party. She remained an independent until May, when she joined the Conservative Party following Alexander Pompilius's election as leader. She was placed on the United Latium closed list ahead of the 2017 election, and retained her seat. She was once again the youngest member of the Assembly. Prior to being placed on the 2017 United Latium list, she was a primary candidate for the Mayoral election of the same year. However, she failed to earn the nomination and endorsed the prospective party candidate.

Emperor's Council appointment

In October 2018, Verrucosa stepped down as an member of Castellum Assembly to accept an appointment to the Emperor's Council as a Count-in-the-aid of Council. Prior to this, her court experience was limited to a sporadic tenure as a lady-in-waiting to Princess Maria of Latium. She was appointed by her cousin, Emperor Constantine XX to advise on matters relating to the Senate, and is known to act as a liaison between the Consul's office and Imperial court.

Personal life

Titles, styles, honors and arms

  • 17 September 1987 – present: Lady Valentia Verrucosa

Honors

Foreign honors

Ancestry

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