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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)

Tarquin

Arruns Tarquinius
Born
Arruns Tarquinius Priscus Superbus Constantinus

Ascanium, Latium
(1990-04-04) 4 April 1990 (age 34)
EducationOlympia (PPE)
Spouse(s)
Children1
Parent(s)
Military career
Allegiance Latium
Service/branch Latin Air Force
Years of service2008–present
RankDecurion

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

Nicolas Vulerv

The Most Admirable
Nicolas Vulerv
Florian Bachelier 16276 AN.jpg
First Minister of Sasora
Majority Leader of Sasoran Assembly
Assumed office
14 June 2017
MonarchConstantine XX
DeputyAzelma Pelana
NAME
Count PalatineThe Duke of Narona
The Duke of Ostia
Preceded byFelix Dorso
Mayor of Caetot
In office
22 August 2007 – 4 January 2010
Preceded byNAME
Succeeded byNAME
Senator of Latium
In office
4 January 2010 – 21 April 2017
Member of the Sasoran Assembly
for Caetot
Assumed office
15 August 2014
Preceded byNAME
Personal details
Born
NAME

(1977-10-09) 9 October 1977 (age 46)
Mons Pincius, Castellum ab Alba, Latium
Political partyParty of Sasora
Spouse
NAME (m. 2006)
Children1
Alma materAdrianople College, Haenna

Nicolas Vulerv (born 9 October 1977) is a

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