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| Aleksandar II | |||||
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| King (more...) | |||||
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| King of Nikolia | |||||
| Reign | 7th of June 1990 – present | ||||
| Coronation | 14th of June 1990 | ||||
| Predecessor | Viktorija II | ||||
| The Grand Duke of all Nikolian Duchies | |||||
| Reign | 16th of June 1990 | ||||
| Coronation | 23th of June 1990 | ||||
| Predecessor | Viktorija II | ||||
| Born | 26 August 1964 Carigrad, Nikolia | ||||
| Spouse | Irena II of Moravska | ||||
| Issue | Helena, Princess of Nikolia, Duchess of Varunija, Queen of Costa de Ouro Konstantin V,Prince of Nikolia, Duke of Moravska Miroslav III, Prince of Nikolia, Duke of Veletska Katarina II, Princess of Nikolia, Grand Duchess of Fhiongair | ||||
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| House | House Petrov-Stefanović | ||||
| Father | Konstantin IV | ||||
| Mother | Viktorija II | ||||
| Religion | Orthodox | ||||
Aleksandar II of Nikolia (Aleksandar Konstantin Petar Petrov-Stefanović; born 26th August 1964) is the absolute monarch of Nikolia, The Grand Duke of all Nikolian Duchies, The Prince of Kalistasia and the Protector of Costa de Ouro and the Orthodox faith. He acceded the throne on 14th of June 1990, 7 days after the death of his predecessor and mother, Queen Viktorija II. Two days after the coronation as the King of Nikolia, he was crowned as the Grand Duke of all Nikolian Duchies.
Titles and styles
By the grace of God, and the will of people, Aleksandar the Second of his name, of the house of Petrov-Stefanović of Nikolia, King and autocrat all-Nikolian, Grand Duke of Nitria, Travunia, Moravia, Rutenia, Dubrovia, Vlachia, Leszka, Mazuria and Podunavia. Grand Prince of Kalistasia, and the Perun's Islands. Prince of Skopje. Prefect of Carigrad, protector of Costa de Ouro, and the Orthodox Faith. Crowned by the Holy Crown of Saint Nicholas.
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