Polyxena of Latium

Polyxena of Latium
Princess Poly in 2021
Born	(2000-12-30) 30 December 2000 Palace of Augustus, Castellum ab Alba, Latium
Full name Vopisca Claudia Polyxena Anastasia Diana
House	Claudia
Father	Jason VI Claudius
Mother	Marsella Atmos
Religion	Imperial Church (Catholicism)

Princess Polyxena of Latium (Vopisca Claudia Polyxena Anastasia Diana; b. 30 December 2000), commonly known as Princess Poly, is the second eldest child of Emperor Jason VI Claudius and Marsella Atmos and the twin sister of Prince Peter. She is currently tenth in line to the Latin throne.

Early Life and Education

Polyxena was born on 30 August 2000 at Palace of Augustus in Castellum to Latin Emperor Jason VI Augustus and his third wife Marsella Atmos. She was born twenty minutes after her twin brother, Peter. She and Peter were baptized at Sancta Sapientia by Pope Ignatius I on 30 January 2001. There was some controversy regarding the birth of Poly and her twin brother, as they were only born 8 months after her parent's marriage in April 2000. In the official announcement released by Imperial Offices on the RAL, it was stated that Poly and her brother were delivered nearly three weeks prior to Empress Marsella's due date in the end of September.

Education

Poly attended the Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis for secondary education, earning her bac in 2017. On her gap year, she visited domestic and foreign universities including the colleges of the University of Haenna, the University of Ghish, Imperial University of Lyncanestria, Imperial University at Saint-Nazaire, and the University of Ascanium.

In fall 2019, Poly enrolled at Adrianople College, Haenna.

Personal Life

Poly's personal life has largely been kept out of the public eye, unlike many of her older siblings. In early 2018, there were rumors that she began courting an unidentified individual. There has been no comment from the Imperials Offices on the veracity of this rumor.

In 2019, she began a relationship Antonius Stellantinus.

Titles, styles, honors and arms

Styles of The Princess Polyxena
Reference style	Her Imperial Highness
Spoken style	Your Highness
Alternative style	Her Highness

• 30 December 2000 – present: Her Imperial Highness The Princess Polyxena

As a Latin princess and daughter of a Sovereign, Polyxena does not utilize a surname. If Polyxena were to utilize a surname, it is likely that she would take on the Claudia name; however, it is also possible that the surname for all children of the Sovereign to simply be "of Latium". For ceremonial and formal purposes, all children of the Monarch - with exception to the heir apparent - are entitled to the rank of "prince" or "princess" after their Christian name followed by the territorial designation "of Latium." As such, Poly is styled as "Princess Polyxena of Latium". Any territorial designations are normally discarded by females upon their marriage.

Ancestry

Ancestors of Polyxena of Latium

16. Theodosius Claudius, Duke of Adrianople 8. Jason Claudius, Duke of Adrianople 17. Princess Isobel of Gaemar 4. Leo Claudius, Duke of Adrianople 18. Leon I, Duke of Thapse 9. Princess Isabella of Thapse 19. Cassandra of Melfi 2. Jason VI Claudius 20. John Anicius, Duke of Beroea 10. Constantine XIX Anicius 21. Joanna I Anicia 5. Diana I Anicia 22. William II, Elector of Rahdenburg 11. Christine of Rahdenburg 23. Adalinda of Nyrundy 1. Princess Polyxena of Latium 24. Ratibor, Lord of Atmos 12. Audril, Lord of Atmos 25. Tatiana Mutu 6. Benfri, Lord of Atmos 26. Arthur Estilon 13. Janessa Estilon 27. Zayna Zuniga 3. Marsella Atmos 28. Baldwin III, Duke of Hayan 14. Louis IV, Duke of Hayan 29. Launde de Pinsonneau 7. Anastasia of Hayan 30. Stepan IV of Vardana 15. Princess Lusine of Vardana 31. Arine of Metsamor

See also

• House of Claudius

Polyxena of Latium House of Claudius Born: 30 December 2000
Lines of succession
Preceded by Princess Jacqueline of Saivres	Succession to the Latin throne 10th in line	Followed by The Princess Olivia