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In 1986 he married [[Queen Irena of Nikolia|Irena, Duchess of Kalaria]] with whom he has three children: [[Crown Prince Konstantin, Duke of Sirmia|Konstantin]] (1987), [[Miroslav, Prince of Nikolia|Miroslav]] (1992) and [[Natalija, Princess of Nikolia]] (1998). | In 1986 he married [[Queen Irena of Nikolia|Irena, Duchess of Kalaria]] with whom he has three children: [[Crown Prince Konstantin, Duke of Sirmia|Konstantin]] (1987), [[Miroslav, Prince of Nikolia|Miroslav]] (1992) and [[Natalija, Princess of Nikolia]] (1998). | ||
==Birth and early life== | ==Birth and early life== | ||
Aleksandar was born at 14:24 in Royal University Hospital in [[Carigrad]] on 26th of August 1964 to Queen Viktorija II and [[Uroš, Duke of Podunavia]]. He was long awaited child of Queen Viktorija II as she was 35 when she gave birth to him. | |||
As Crown Prince of Nikolia, Aleksandar had a very busy childhood. He had personal teachers in languages, sociology and politics, whilst attending public schools in Carigrad. He attended the Royal Naval Academy in [[Beograd]] and later became officer of the [[Nikolian Royal Navy]]. He served 4 years onboard the destroyer HMNiS ''"Princ Radoslav"'' after which he returned to his royal duties. | |||
During the 80's, Aleksandar started his public work, visiting various parts of Nikolia, from officials to ordinary people, often paying surprise visits to the Nikolian villages and farmlands, building a strong image for himself as person of the people. During his visit of [[Ister]], he met with Duchess Irena of Kalaria, which he later married in 1986 in a lawish ceremony with over 200,000 people assembled on the Carigrad streets. | |||
==Titles, honours and styles== | ==Titles, honours and styles== | ||
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| King of Nikolia | |||||
| Reign | 7th of June 1990 – present | ||||
| Coronation | 14th of June 1990 | ||||
| Predecessor | Viktorija II | ||||
| Heir apparent | Crown Prince Konstantin, Duke of Sirmia | ||||
| Chancellor | Tomasz Kozłowski Jelisaveta Tomaš Włodzisław Sokal Milan Stavrić Branislav Jovanovski (incumbent) | ||||
| Born | 26 August 1964 Carigrad, Nikolia | ||||
| Spouse | Queen Irena | ||||
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| Royal House | House Petrov-Stefanović | ||||
| Father | Ivan, Grand Prince of Moravia | ||||
| Mother | Viktorija II | ||||
| Religion | Nikolian Catholic Church | ||||
Aleksandar II of Nikolia (Aleksandar Konstantin Petar Petrov-Stefanović; born 26th August 1964) is the current King of Nikolia. He succeeded the throne upon death of his mother, Queen Viktorija II on 7th of June 1990. As heir apparent he held the title of Crown Prince of Nikolia and Duke of Sirmia and was coronated on 14th of June 1990 at the age of 26.
In 1986 he married Irena, Duchess of Kalaria with whom he has three children: Konstantin (1987), Miroslav (1992) and Natalija, Princess of Nikolia (1998).
Birth and early life
Aleksandar was born at 14:24 in Royal University Hospital in Carigrad on 26th of August 1964 to Queen Viktorija II and Uroš, Duke of Podunavia. He was long awaited child of Queen Viktorija II as she was 35 when she gave birth to him.
As Crown Prince of Nikolia, Aleksandar had a very busy childhood. He had personal teachers in languages, sociology and politics, whilst attending public schools in Carigrad. He attended the Royal Naval Academy in Beograd and later became officer of the Nikolian Royal Navy. He served 4 years onboard the destroyer HMNiS "Princ Radoslav" after which he returned to his royal duties.
During the 80's, Aleksandar started his public work, visiting various parts of Nikolia, from officials to ordinary people, often paying surprise visits to the Nikolian villages and farmlands, building a strong image for himself as person of the people. During his visit of Ister, he met with Duchess Irena of Kalaria, which he later married in 1986 in a lawish ceremony with over 200,000 people assembled on the Carigrad streets.
Titles, honours and styles
| Styles of King Aleksandar II of Nikolia | |
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| Reference style | His Majesty |
| Spoken style | Your Majesty |
| Alternative style | Sir |
Titles and styles
- 26th August 1964 - 7th June 1990 - His Royal Highness The Crown Prince Aleksandar, Duke of Sirmia
- 7th June 1990 - present - His Majesty The King
Official full title: By the grace of God, and the will of people, Aleksandar the Second of his name, of the house of Petrov-Stefanović, King all-Nikolian, Lord Protector of Kalistasia, Grand Prince of Mazuria, Prince of Perun's Isles, Duke of Tarnogora, Nitria and Moravia, Lord of Nikolian plains and mountains, coasts and islands, Primate of the Nikolian Catholic Church, crowned by the Holy Crown of Saint Nicholas.
Honours
- Sovereign of the Most Excellent Order of Saint George
- Sovereign of the Order of the Holy Crown
- Sovereign of the Order of the White Eagle
- Grand Master of the Order of Saint Stefan I
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