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'''Christina of Latium, Queen of Dakmoor''' (''Christina Claudia Alexandra Christina Theodosia''; b. 27 November 1970) is a [[Latium|Latin]] princess, Queen Mother of Sydalon, and the current Queen of Dakmoor by virtue of her marriage to [[Malibar of Dakmoor|Malibar I of Dakmoor]]. She was previously married to [[Desiderius I of Sydalon|Desiderius I of Sydalon]], and is the mother to [[Melisende III of Sydalon]].  
'''Christina of Latium, Queen of Dakmoor''' (''Christina Claudia Alexandra Christina Theodosia''; b. 27 November 1968) is a [[Latium|Latin]] princess by birth, Queen Mother of Sydalon, and the current Queen consort of Dakmoor by virtue of her marriage to [[Malibar I, King of Dakmoor]]. She was previously married to [[Desiderius I of Sydalon]], and is the mother to [[Melisende III of Sydalon]].  


Christina is the seventh child of [[Diana Augusta|Diana I Anicia]] and [[Leo X Claudius]]. At the time of her birth, she was [[Succession to the Latin throne|5th in the line of succession]]. She was educated at [[University of Haenna#Constituent colleges|Galata College at the University of Haenna]]. She later married [[Sydalon|Sydalene royal]] [[Desiderius, Prince of Petra]] on 19 November 1992; however, their marriage ended in September 2015 after Desideruis's death. She has five children from the marriage: [[Melisende III of Sydalon|Melisende]], [[Sebastian, Duke of Toron|Sebastian]], [[Prince William of Sydalon|William]], [[Prince Roletus of Sydalon|Roletus]], [[Princess Desideria of Sydalon|Desideria]], and [[Prince Bohemond of Sydalon|Bohemond]]. In 2014, she married [[Malibar of Dakmoor|Malibar, King of Dakmoor]]; they have two children, [[Prince Maximilian of Dakmoor|Maximilian]] and [[Princess Sabina of Dakmoor|Sabina]].
Christina is the fifth child of [[Diana I Anicia]] and [[Leo X Claudius]]. At the time of her birth, she was [[Succession to the Latin throne|5th in the line of succession]]. She was educated at [[University of Haenna#Constituent colleges|Galata College at the University of Haenna]]. She later married [[Sydalon|Sydalene royal]] [[Desiderius, Prince of Petra]] on 19 November 1989; however, their marriage ended in September 2015 after Desideruis's death. She has five children from the marriage: [[Melisende III of Sydalon|Melisende]], [[Sebastian, Duke of Toron|Sebastian]], [[Prince William of Sydalon|William]], [[Prince Roletus of Sydalon|Roletus]], [[Princess Desideria of Sydalon|Desideria]], and [[Prince Bohemond of Sydalon|Bohemond]]. In 2014, she married [[Malibar of Dakmoor|Malibar, King of Dakmoor]]; they have two children, [[Prince Maximilian of Dakmoor|Maximilian]] and [[Princess Sabina of Dakmoor|Sabina]].


Christina is the president or head of numerous charities and women's organizations throughout [[Ghant]], [[Latium]], and northern Scipia.
Christina is the president or head of numerous charities and women's organizations throughout [[Ghant]], [[Latium]], and northern Scipia.
==Early Life and education==
==Early Life and education==
Christina was born at the Golden Palace, in Palatine, [[Castellum ab Alba|Castellum]], on 27 April 1970 as the seventh child of [[Diana Augusta]] and [[Leo X Claudius|Leo Claudius, Duke of Adrianople]]. Christina is named primarily for her grandmother, [[Marie Christine of Épernon]], and Constantia for her grandfather; her baptismal name is Theodora, after he paternal aunt, [[Theodora Claudia|Theodora, Lady Dain]]. She was baptized at [[Sancta Sapientia]] in Castellum by Archbishop Thomas Appuleius of Castellum. Her godparents are [[Princess Zoe, Duchess of Haenna]] (her mother's sister); [[Constantine Tarpeius]] (Zoe's husband); [[Isabella of Thapse]] (her father's mother); and [[Theophylactus, Duke of Ososnoba]] (her mother's uncle).
Christina was born at the Golden Palace, in Palatine, [[Castellum ab Alba|Castellum]], on 27 April 1968 as the seventh child of [[Diana Augusta]] and [[Leo X Claudius|Leo Claudius, Duke of Adrianople]]. Christina is named primarily for her grandmother, [[Marie Christine of Épernon]], and Constantia for her grandfather; her baptismal name is Theodora, after he paternal aunt, [[Theodora Claudia|Theodora, Lady Dain]]. She was baptized at [[Sancta Sapientia]] in Castellum by [[Pope Charitas XIII]]. Her godparents are [[Princess Zoe, Duchess of Haenna]] (her mother's sister); [[Constantine Tarpeius]] (Zoe's husband); [[Isabella of Thapse]] (her father's mother); and [[Theophylactus, Duke of Ososnoba]] (her mother's uncle).
===Education===
===Education===
Unlike her elder siblings who were enrolled in private primary schools, Christina was primarily educated by private tutors for her primary schooling. Her primary tutor during this period was John Makrembolites, the former provost of Pescia Academy. She wouldn't attend formal schooling until she was enrolled at St Sophia's School for Girls in Castellum, where she would remain for the entirety of her secondary education. She enrolled at Galata College at the University of Haenna, where she studied philosophy before dropping out to marry [[Desiderius, Prince of Petra]].
Unlike her elder siblings who were enrolled in private primary schools, Christina was primarily educated by private tutors for her primary schooling. Her primary tutor during this period was John Makrembolites, the former provost of Pescia Academy. She wouldn't attend formal schooling until she was enrolled at the all-female St Sophia Preparatoria in Castellum, where she would remain for the entirety of her secondary education. She enrolled at Galata College at the University of Haenna, where she studied philosophy before dropping out to marry [[Desiderius, Prince of Petra]].
==Personal Life==
Christina has of close friendships with close friendships with a number of royals and nobility. One of her closest friends is [[Princess Caroline of Ghant]], whom she first met during a state visit in 1979. Christina was a bridesmaid at Caroline's wedding to Prince Theodurik of Onneria - later King Theodurik IX. Christina later made Caroline maid of honor for her planned marriage with [[Prince Guillaume of Lyncanestria]]. Christina also has a close friendship with her cousin [[Silvia Tarpeia]]. Due to her first engagement with Prince Guillaume of Lyncanestria, Christina maintains a close relationship with members of the [[Lyncanestrian Imperial Family]], including [[Philippe VIII of Lyncanestria|Emperor Philippe VIII]] and [[Empress Alys of Lyncanestria|Empress Alys]].  


===Engagement to Guillaume of Lyncanestria===
===Marriage to Desiderius I===
Christina became engaged to [[Guillaume of Barrois (born 1970)|Prince Guillaume of Barrois]], at the time [[Line of succession to the Lyncanestrian throne|second in-line]] to the [[Monarchy of Lyncanestria|Barroese throne]], on 20 April 1991. The two first met at the in the summer of 1990 at a Belisarian football qualifying match between their respective nations, held in [[Castellum ab Alba]]. Guillaume and members of his family were present for a private dinner and celebration hosted by Christina's parents.  
Christina would later marry her fourth cousin then [[Desiderius I of Sydalon|Desiderius, Prince of Petra]] on 19 November 1989, following a betrothal agreement that was reached between Latin and Sydalene houses in August 1989. The agreement resulted in an unusually short four-month engagement, and Christina only met Desiderius on three occasions before the wedding.  


Christina and Guillaume were photographed together, and later were confirmed to be courting the next month. The couple was subject to intense media attention throughout their relationship, most notably for Guillaume's reputation. The couple continued courting throughout 1990 until their engagement in 1991. The wedding date was originally set for December of that year, but postponed until 30 May 1992, after Guillaume's expected graduation from the [[Imperial University of Lyncanestria|Imperial University]]. Their engagement tragically ended  following the death of her fiancé, Prince Guillaume, in a boating accident along the Lyncanestrian coast on 17 April 1992. His funeral was held on the 20 April, the date which would have been their one-year engagement anniversary, and just a month shy of their wedding.
The ceremony was well attended in royal circles, and featured the first Sydalene royal wedding to feature a televised procession. Their marriage was considered rocky at first by Sydalene royal court observers, largely due to the news that Desiderius' sister, [[Princess Sibylla, Duchess of Birkara|Princess Sibylla]] became pregnant with the illegitimate child of Christina's eldest brother, [[Jason VI, Latin Emperor|Jason, Prince of Youth]]. The marriage also suffered greatly due to differences in manner, and opinions on politics and royal power.
===Marriage to Desiderius I===
Christina would later marry her fourth cousin then [[Desiderius I of Sydalon|Desiderius, Prince of Petra]] on 19 November 1992, following a betrothal agreement that was reached between Latin and Sydalene houses in August 1992. The agreement resulted in an unusually short four-month engagement, and Christina only met Desiderius on three occasions before the wedding.  


The ceremony was well attended in royal circles, and featured the first Sydalene royal wedding to feature a televised procession. Their marriage was considered rocky at first by Sydalene royal court observers, largely due to the news that Desiderius' sister, [[Princess Sibylla, Duchess of Birkara|Princess Sibylla]] became pregnant with the illegitimate child of Christina's eldest brother, [[Jason VI, Latin Emperor|Jason, Prince of Youth]]. The marriage also suffered greatly due to differences in manner, and opinions on politics and royal power. Christina's greatest moment of controversy as Princess of Petra or Queen came in 2009, when she was caught on a [[wikipedia:Hot mic|hot mic]] offering sharp criticism and denigrating the [[Yarden Accords]]. Sydalene nationalist groups praised the moment in the hopes that her husband's eventual succession would see a withdrawal from the agreement. However, on 2 March 2009, Christina denied that she ever made the disparaging comments about the Yarden Accords. The following day, Christina sacked her press secretary and dismissed Constance of Hilderia from her role as a lady-in-waiting.
Christina's greatest moment of controversy as Princess of Petra or Queen came in 2009, when she was caught on a [[wikipedia:Hot mic|hot mic]] offering sharp criticism and denigrating the [[Yarden Accords]]. Sydalene nationalist groups praised the moment in the hopes that her husband's eventual succession would see a withdrawal from the agreement. However, on 2 March 2009, Christina denied that she ever made the disparaging comments about the Yarden Accords. The following day, Christina sacked her press secretary and dismissed Constance of Hilderia from her role as a lady-in-waiting.


Over the course of her marriage to Desiderius, Christina had six children: [[Melisende III of Sydalon|Melisende]], [[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron|Sebastian]], [[Prince William of Petra|William]], [[Prince Roletus of Sydalon|Roletus]], [[Princess Desideria of Sydalon|Desideria]], and [[Prince Bohemond of Sydalon|Bohemond]].  
Over the course of her marriage to Desiderius, Christina had six children: [[Melisende III of Sydalon|Melisende]], [[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron|Sebastian]], [[Prince William of Petra|William]], [[Prince Roletus of Sydalon|Roletus]], [[Princess Desideria of Sydalon|Desideria]], and [[Prince Bohemond of Sydalon|Bohemond]].  


In 2013, Desiderius was diagnosed with [[wikipedia:pancreatic cancer|pancreatic cancer]]. He passed away on 22 May 2013. Christina's tenure as consort is among the shortest in Sydalene history, the only shorter was that of her successor [[Godfrey Galan]].
In early 2013, her husband Desiderius was diagnosed with [[wikipedia:pancreatic cancer|pancreatic cancer]]. He passed away on 22 May 2013. Christina's tenure as consort is among the shortest in Sydalene history to that point and later only shorter to the tenure of her successor as consort [[Godfrey Galan]].


===Marriage to Malibar, King of Dakmoor===
===Marriage to Malibar, King of Dakmoor===
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==Titles, styles, honors and arms==
===Styles===
===Styles===
*'''27 November 1970 – 19 November 1992:''' ''Her Imperial Highness'' The Princess Christina
*'''27 November 1968 – 19 November 1992:''' ''Her Imperial Highness'' The Princess Christina
*'''19 November 1992 – 7 March 2011:''' ''Her Royal Highness'' The Princess of Petra
*'''19 November 1992 – 7 March 2011:''' ''Her Royal Highness'' The Princess of Petra
**'''19 November 1992 – 7 March 2011:''' ''Her Serene Ducal Highness'' The Duchess of Toron
**'''19 November 1992 – 7 March 2011:''' ''Her Serene Ducal Highness'' The Duchess of Toron
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|colspan=4|'''''By [[Desiderius I of Sydalon]]:'''''
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|[[Melisende III of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|1993|8|27|df=y}}||  || 1st: [[Godfrey Galan]] (m. 2011, {{wp|Annulment|ann.}} 2013), had issue. 2nd: [[Michael of Dakmoor]] (m. 2014); had issue.
|[[Melisende III of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|1990|8|27|df=y}}||  || 1st: [[Godfrey Galan]] (m. 2011, {{wp|Annulment|ann.}} 2013), had issue. 2nd: [[Michael of Dakmoor]] (m. 2014); had issue.
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|[[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron]] || {{birth date and age|1992|9|4|df=y}}||  || Married [[Febe of Gaemar|Princess Febe of Gaemar]] (m. 2018)
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|[[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron]] || {{birth date and age|1994|9|4|df=y}}||  || Married [[Febe of Gaemar|Princess Febe of Gaemar]] (m. 2018)
|[[Prince William of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|1994|10|22|df=y}}||  || Married [[Marie of Onneria|Marie, Crown Princess of Onneria]] (m. 2020)
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|[[Prince William of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|1995|10|22|df=y}}||  || Married [[Marie of Onneria|Marie, Crown Princess of Onneria]] (m. 2020)
|[[Princess Desideria of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|1996|1|9|df=y}}||  ||
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|[[Prince Roletus of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|1997|10|12|df=y}}||  || Married [[Princess Efthymia, Duchess of Rhithasa]] (m. 2021)
|[[Prince Roletus of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|1997|10|12|df=y}}||  || Married [[Princess Efthymia, Duchess of Rhithasa]] (m. 2021)
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|[[Princess Desideria of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|1999|1|9|df=y}}||  ||
|[[Prince Bohemond of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|2002|12|12|df=y}}||  ||
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|[[Prince Bohemond of Sydalon]] ||{{birth date and age|2004|12|12|df=y}}||  ||
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|colspan=4|'''''By [[Malibar of Dakmoor|Malibar, King of Dakmoor]]:'''''
|colspan=4|'''''By [[Malibar of Dakmoor|Malibar, King of Dakmoor]]:'''''
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|3= 3. [[Diana Augusta|Diana I, Latin Empress]]
|3= 3. [[Diana I Anicia]]
|4= 4. [[Jason Claudius, Duke of Adrianople]]
|4= 4. [[Jason Claudius, Duke of Adrianople]]
|5= 5. [[Isabella of Thapse]]
|5= 5. [[Isabella of Thapse]]
|6= 6. [[Constantine XIX, Latin Emperor|Constantine XIX, Latin Emperor]]
|6= 6. [[Constantine XIX Anicius]]
|7= 7. [[Princess Marie Christine of Épernon]]
|7= 7. [[Christine of Rahdenburg]]
|8= 8. Theodosius Claudius, Duke of Adrianople
|8= 8. Theodosius Claudius, Duke of Adrianople
|9= 9. Princess Isobel of Gaemar
|9= 9. Princess Isobel of Gaemar
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|11= 11. Sophie of Melfi
|12= 12. [[John Anicius, Duke of Beroea]]
|12= 12. [[John Anicius, Duke of Beroea]]
|13= 13. [[Joanna I, Latin Empress]]
|13= 13. [[Joanna I, Latin Empress|Joanna I Anicia]]
|14= 14. [[Prince Henri, Duke of Épernon]]
|14= 14. [[William II, Elector of Rahdenburg]]
|15= 15. Adalinda of Nyrundy
|15= 15. Adalinda of Nyrundy
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|26= 26. [[John XIII, Latin Emperor|John XIII Anicius]]  
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|28= 28. [[Victor of Ghant|Prince Victor of Ghant]]
|28= 28. [[Henry V, Elector of Rahdenburg]]
|29= 29. [[Catherine I of Lyncanestria]]
|29= 29. [[Diana of Ravenna]]
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Revision as of 01:31, 2 December 2021

Christina of Latium
The Queen Mother
Dowager Duchess of Toron
Princess Paramount of Ghant
Christina of Latium.jpg
Queen consort of Sydalon
Tenure7 March 2011 – 22 May 2013
Queen consort of Dakmoor
Tenure7 July 2014 – present
Born (1968-11-27) 27 November 1968 (age 56)
Golden Palace, Castellum ab Alba, Latium
Spouse
Issue
see details...
Full name
Christina Claudia Maria Constantia Alexandra
HouseClaudia
FatherLeo Claudius, Duke of Adrianople
MotherDiana I Anicia
ReligionImperial Church (Catholicism)

Christina of Latium, Queen of Dakmoor (Christina Claudia Alexandra Christina Theodosia; b. 27 November 1968) is a Latin princess by birth, Queen Mother of Sydalon, and the current Queen consort of Dakmoor by virtue of her marriage to Malibar I, King of Dakmoor. She was previously married to Desiderius I of Sydalon, and is the mother to Melisende III of Sydalon.

Christina is the fifth child of Diana I Anicia and Leo X Claudius. At the time of her birth, she was 5th in the line of succession. She was educated at Galata College at the University of Haenna. She later married Sydalene royal Desiderius, Prince of Petra on 19 November 1989; however, their marriage ended in September 2015 after Desideruis's death. She has five children from the marriage: Melisende, Sebastian, William, Roletus, Desideria, and Bohemond. In 2014, she married Malibar, King of Dakmoor; they have two children, Maximilian and Sabina.

Christina is the president or head of numerous charities and women's organizations throughout Ghant, Latium, and northern Scipia.

Early Life and education

Christina was born at the Golden Palace, in Palatine, Castellum, on 27 April 1968 as the seventh child of Diana Augusta and Leo Claudius, Duke of Adrianople. Christina is named primarily for her grandmother, Marie Christine of Épernon, and Constantia for her grandfather; her baptismal name is Theodora, after he paternal aunt, Theodora, Lady Dain. She was baptized at Sancta Sapientia in Castellum by Pope Charitas XIII. Her godparents are Princess Zoe, Duchess of Haenna (her mother's sister); Constantine Tarpeius (Zoe's husband); Isabella of Thapse (her father's mother); and Theophylactus, Duke of Ososnoba (her mother's uncle).

Education

Unlike her elder siblings who were enrolled in private primary schools, Christina was primarily educated by private tutors for her primary schooling. Her primary tutor during this period was John Makrembolites, the former provost of Pescia Academy. She wouldn't attend formal schooling until she was enrolled at the all-female St Sophia Preparatoria in Castellum, where she would remain for the entirety of her secondary education. She enrolled at Galata College at the University of Haenna, where she studied philosophy before dropping out to marry Desiderius, Prince of Petra.

Marriage to Desiderius I

Christina would later marry her fourth cousin then Desiderius, Prince of Petra on 19 November 1989, following a betrothal agreement that was reached between Latin and Sydalene houses in August 1989. The agreement resulted in an unusually short four-month engagement, and Christina only met Desiderius on three occasions before the wedding.

The ceremony was well attended in royal circles, and featured the first Sydalene royal wedding to feature a televised procession. Their marriage was considered rocky at first by Sydalene royal court observers, largely due to the news that Desiderius' sister, Princess Sibylla became pregnant with the illegitimate child of Christina's eldest brother, Jason, Prince of Youth. The marriage also suffered greatly due to differences in manner, and opinions on politics and royal power.

Christina's greatest moment of controversy as Princess of Petra or Queen came in 2009, when she was caught on a hot mic offering sharp criticism and denigrating the Yarden Accords. Sydalene nationalist groups praised the moment in the hopes that her husband's eventual succession would see a withdrawal from the agreement. However, on 2 March 2009, Christina denied that she ever made the disparaging comments about the Yarden Accords. The following day, Christina sacked her press secretary and dismissed Constance of Hilderia from her role as a lady-in-waiting.

Over the course of her marriage to Desiderius, Christina had six children: Melisende, Sebastian, William, Roletus, Desideria, and Bohemond.

In early 2013, her husband Desiderius was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He passed away on 22 May 2013. Christina's tenure as consort is among the shortest in Sydalene history to that point and later only shorter to the tenure of her successor as consort Godfrey Galan.

Marriage to Malibar, King of Dakmoor

In 2014, Christina attended the wedding of her nephew Nathan IV of Ghant to Sophia of Dakmoor. At the wedding, she reconnected with Malibar, King of Dakmoor, with whom she often spoke with during visits to Ghish during the mid-1980s and 1990s, and at one point was reported to be in a relationship with prior to his marriage to Elizabeth Mutu. Christina and Malibar announced their engagement in March 2014, upon which Christina relocated to Dakauregia, in Dakar, in order to prepare for her role as Queen consort. The couple was married at Dakar Cathedral on 7 July 2014.

Christina and Malibar have two children: Prince Maximilian of Dakmoor, born in 2015; and Princess Sabina of Dakmoor, born in 2017.

Titles, styles, honors and arms

Styles

  • 27 November 1968 – 19 November 1992: Her Imperial Highness The Princess Christina
  • 19 November 1992 – 7 March 2011: Her Royal Highness The Princess of Petra
    • 19 November 1992 – 7 March 2011: Her Serene Ducal Highness The Duchess of Toron
  • 7 March 2011 – 22 May 2013: Her Majesty The Queen
  • 22 May 2013 – present: Her Majesty Queen Christina The Queen Mother
  • 7 July 2014 – present: Her Royal Majesty The Queen of Dakmoor

Honors

  •  Latium: Knight of the Order of the Winged Ram Red ribbon bar - general use.svg
  •  Latium: Dame Commander of the Most Noble Order of St. Maria Order of the Most Holy Annunciation BAR.svg
  •  Latium: Dame of the Ancient Equestrian Order St.AlexanderOrder-ribbon.svg
  •  Sydalon: Lady of the Order of the Holy Lance Cavaliere SSML BAR.svg
  •  Sydalon: Lady of the Most Noble Order of the Belt of Hope Armed Forces Reserve Medal ribbon.svg

Dynastic honors

Issue

Name Birth Death Marriage
By Desiderius I of Sydalon:
Melisende III of Sydalon (1990-08-27) 27 August 1990 (age 34) 1st: Godfrey Galan (m. 2011, ann. 2013), had issue. 2nd: Michael of Dakmoor (m. 2014); had issue.
Sebastian I, Duke of Toron (1992-09-04) 4 September 1992 (age 32) Married Princess Febe of Gaemar (m. 2018)
Prince William of Sydalon (1994-10-22) 22 October 1994 (age 30) Married Marie, Crown Princess of Onneria (m. 2020)
Princess Desideria of Sydalon (1996-01-09) 9 January 1996 (age 28)
Prince Roletus of Sydalon (1997-10-12) 12 October 1997 (age 27) Married Princess Efthymia, Duchess of Rhithasa (m. 2021)
Prince Bohemond of Sydalon (2002-12-12) 12 December 2002 (age 21)
By Malibar, King of Dakmoor:
Prince Maximilian of Dakmoor (2015-07-03) 3 July 2015 (age 9)
Princess Sabina of Dakmoor (2017-10-09) 9 October 2017 (age 7)

Ancestry

See also

Christina of Latium
Born: 27 November 1968
Lines of succession
Preceded by
Princess Silvia of Ravenna 		Succession to the Latin throne
32nd in line 		Followed by
The Duke of Toron
Sydalene royalty
Preceded by
Héloïse Baudelaire 		Queen consort of Sydalon
2011–2013 		Succeeded by
Godfrey Galan
as Consort
Royal titles
Preceded by
Elizabeth Mutu 		Queen consort of Dakmoor
2014–present 		Incumbent
Peerage of Sydalon
Preceded by
Melisende of Philippopolis 		Duchess consort of Toron
1992–2011 		Succeeded by
TBD
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