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| | | ||[[Michael, Prince of Youth|Michael]]<br>(1654–1675)||[[John IX of Latium|John IX]]<br>(father)|| 1668 ||1675||died | ||
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| | | ||[[Leo IX of Latium|Leo]]<br>(1674–1700)||[[John IX of Latium|John IX]]<br>(grandfather)|| 1675 ||1692||ascended the throne as Leo IX | ||
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| | | ||[[John XI of Latium|John]]<br>(1703–1734)||[[John X of Latium|John X]]<br>(father)|| 1703 ||1731||ascended the throne as John XI | ||
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| | | ||[[Maria II of Latium|Maria]]<br>(1700–1761)||[[John XI of Latium|John XI]]<br>(brother)|| 1731 ||1734||ascended the throne as Maria II | ||
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| | | ||[[Constantine XVIII of Latium|Constantine]]<br>(1724–1763)||[[Maria II of Latium|Maria II]]<br>(mother)|| 1734 ||1761||ascended the throne as Constantine XVIII | ||
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| | | ||[[Maria III of Latium|Isabella]]<br>(1726–1803)||[[Constantine XVIII of Latium|Constantine XVIII]]<br>(brother)|| 1760 ||1763||ascended the throne as Maria III | ||
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| | | ||[[John XII of Latium|Robertus]]<br>(1749–1810)||[[Maria III of Latium|Maria III]]<br>(mother)|| 1763 ||1803||ascended the throne as John XII | ||
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| | | ||[[Andreas III of Latium| Eduardus]]<br>(1775–1836)||[[John XII of Latium|John XII]]<br>(father)|| 1803 ||1810||ascended the throne as Andreas III | ||
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| | | ||[[Michael VII of Latium|Michael]]<br>(1807–1842)||[[Andreas III of Latium|Andreas III]]<br>(father)|| 1810 || 1836 ||ascended the throne as Michael VII | ||
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| | | ||[[Theophylactus I Augustus|Theophylactus]]<br>(1819–1891)||[[Alexander XIII of Latium|Alexander XIII]]<br>(uncle)||1842||1846||ascended the throne as Theophylactus I | ||
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| | |[[File:Luigi Amedeo, Duke of the Abruzzi.jpg|75px]]||[[John XIII of Latium|John]]<br>(1846–1925)||[[Theophylactus I Augustus]]<br>(father)||1846||1897||ascended the throne as John XIII | ||
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| | | ||[[Theophylactus, Prince of Youth|Theophylactus]]<br>(1871–1921)||[[John XIII of Latium|John XIII]]<br>(father)||1897||1921||died | ||
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| | | ||[[Constantine XIX of Latium|Constantine]]<br>(1910–1945)||[[John XIII of Latium|John XIII]]<br>(grandfather)||1921||1925||ascended the throne as Constantine XIX | ||
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|[[File:Princess Diana of Latium childhood photo.jpg|75px]]||[[Diana Augusta|Diana]]<br>(1933–)||Rowspan=2|[[Constantine XIX of Latium|Constantine XIX]]<br>(father)||1933||1935||displaced by birth of brother; ascended the throne as Diana I | |[[File:Princess Diana of Latium childhood photo.jpg|75px]]||[[Diana Augusta|Diana]]<br>(1933–)||Rowspan=2|[[Constantine XIX of Latium|Constantine XIX]]<br>(father)||1933||1935||displaced by birth of brother; ascended the throne as Diana I | ||
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|[[File:Crown Prince Spain (LOC) (cropped).jpg|75px]]||[[John, Prince of Youth (1935)|John]]<br>(1934–1945)||1935||1945||died | |[[File:Crown Prince Spain (LOC) (cropped).jpg|75px]]||[[John, Prince of Youth (1935)|John]]<br>(1934–1945)||1935||1945||died | ||
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| | |[[file:Coat of Arms of the Prince of Youth.png|55px]]||[[Alexander, Prince of Youth|Alexander]]<br>(1955–1956)||Rowspan=2|[[Diana Augusta]]<br>(mother)||1955||1956||died | ||
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| | |[[file:Jason, Prince of Youth.png|75px]]||[[Jason VI Augustus of Latium|Jason]]<br>(1963–2016)||1963||1997||ascended the throne as Jason VI | ||
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| | |[[file:Constantine, Prince of Youth.png|75px]]||[[Constantine XX of Latium|Constantine]]<br>(1994–)||[[Jason VI Augustus of Latium|Jason VI Augustus]]<br>(father)||1997||2016||ascended the throne as Constantine XX | ||
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| | |[[file:Coat of Arms of the Prince of Youth.png|55px]]||[[Diana, Princess of Youth|Diana]]<br>(2018–)||[[Constantine XX of Latium|Constantine XX]]<br>(father)||2018|| Incumbent || | ||
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Revision as of 00:51, 2 February 2019
| Princess of Youth | |
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| Princeps Iuventutis | |
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| Style | Her Imperial Highness Ma'am |
| Residence | Velia House |
| Appointer | Monarch of Latium |
| Inaugural holder | Arcadius III |
The Prince of Youth (Latin: Princeps Iuventutis), or less frequently the Princess of Youth, is the main substantive title used by the heir apparent to the Latin throne. It has been vacant since the ascension of its last holder, Constantine XX on 3 November 2016.
The title originated in the 3rd century as an honorific title awarded to a presumptive emperor-designate, though was used sparingly. By the 7th century, the title was commonly affiliated with the eldest son of a reigning Emperor, following the practice of granting designated heirs unique titles, such as Destined to be Emperor (Imperator Destinatus). The title has two purposes: to serve as a title to name the heir apparent or heir presumptive, and as a specific title to determine place in the line of succession and role in government and earn incomes. The title has been held by women on X occasions, the first by Maria I Augusta from 979 until 1010; by Theodora I from 1240 until 1247; and most recently by Maria III from 1760 until 1763.
Titles and functions
The Prince of Youth as crown prince holds priority as the heir apparent or heir presumptive and is first in the line of succession to the Latin throne, holding the positions, titles, estates and incomes affiliated with that position. In addition, the Prince of Youth holds the following subsidiary titles:
- Duke of Alba
- Duke of Galata
Upon birth or succession, the eldest son of a reigning monarch is automatically invested as Prince of Youth and its subsidiary titles. After reaching the age of majority, a Prince of Youth must swear fidelity to the Monarch in order to be seated as a member of the Advisors of the Emperor. The Prince of Youth also serves as the president of numerous charities, including the Prince's Foundation, or Princess's Foundation in the event of a female title holder. More recently the Prince of Youth has also been invested as Duke of Adrianople, though it is not officially a subsidiary title.
List
| Image | Name | Heir to | From | Until | |
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| Year | Cause | ||||
| Michael (1654–1675) |
John IX (father) |
1668 | 1675 | died | |
| Leo (1674–1700) |
John IX (grandfather) |
1675 | 1692 | ascended the throne as Leo IX | |
| John (1703–1734) |
John X (father) |
1703 | 1731 | ascended the throne as John XI | |
| Maria (1700–1761) |
John XI (brother) |
1731 | 1734 | ascended the throne as Maria II | |
| Constantine (1724–1763) |
Maria II (mother) |
1734 | 1761 | ascended the throne as Constantine XVIII | |
| Isabella (1726–1803) |
Constantine XVIII (brother) |
1760 | 1763 | ascended the throne as Maria III | |
| Robertus (1749–1810) |
Maria III (mother) |
1763 | 1803 | ascended the throne as John XII | |
| Eduardus (1775–1836) |
John XII (father) |
1803 | 1810 | ascended the throne as Andreas III | |
| Michael (1807–1842) |
Andreas III (father) |
1810 | 1836 | ascended the throne as Michael VII | |
| Theophylactus (1819–1891) |
Alexander XIII (uncle) |
1842 | 1846 | ascended the throne as Theophylactus I | |
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John (1846–1925) |
Theophylactus I Augustus (father) |
1846 | 1897 | ascended the throne as John XIII |
| Theophylactus (1871–1921) |
John XIII (father) |
1897 | 1921 | died | |
| Constantine (1910–1945) |
John XIII (grandfather) |
1921 | 1925 | ascended the throne as Constantine XIX | |
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Diana (1933–) |
Constantine XIX (father) |
1933 | 1935 | displaced by birth of brother; ascended the throne as Diana I |
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John (1934–1945) |
1935 | 1945 | died | |
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Alexander (1955–1956) |
Diana Augusta (mother) |
1955 | 1956 | died |
| File:Jason, Prince of Youth.png | Jason (1963–2016) |
1963 | 1997 | ascended the throne as Jason VI | |
| File:Constantine, Prince of Youth.png | Constantine (1994–) |
Jason VI Augustus (father) |
1997 | 2016 | ascended the throne as Constantine XX |
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Diana (2018–) |
Constantine XX (father) |
2018 | Incumbent | |
