Constantine XIX Anicius

Constantine XIX
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Latin Emperor (more...)
Reign	14 February 1933 – 12 April 1945
Coronation	25 December 1933
Predecessor	John XIII
Successor	Diana Augusta
Consuls	See list Peter Abronia Marcus Erucius Thomas Genucius John Aurunculeius Orestes Cotta
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Reign	14 February 1933 – 12 April 1945
Predecessor	John XIII
Successor	Diana Augusta
Lords Palatine	See list Count of Bagiennorum Duke of Callatis Duke of Acropolites Lord of Norba Duke of Beroea
Consuls	See list PLACEHOLDER
Born	(1910-09-08)8 September 1910 Questros Palace, Thessalona, Salonika, Belfras
Died	12 April 1945(1945-04-12) (aged 34) Palace of Porphyrogenitus, Alexandria
Burial	4 July 1948 Imperial Crypt, Castellum ab Alba
Spouse	Marie Christine of Épernon (m. 1928)
Issue Detail	Diana Augusta John, Prince of Youth Prince Michael of Latium Princess Zoe, Duchess of Haenna
Full name Gaius Anicius Gallus Constantinus Theophylactus Valentinius Honorius Caesar
House	Anicia
Father	John Anicius, 3rd Duke of Beroea
Mother	Joanna
Religion	Fabrian Catholic

Constantine XIX (Gaius Anicius Constantinus Theophylactus Valentinius Honorius Caesar; 8 September 1910 – 12 April 1945) was Emperor of the Latins from 1925 until 1945, and was under the regency of his father until 1928. He was the first Latin monarch to be born outside of Belsiaria since the 17th century, and the first to be born in Norumbia.

At the time of his birth, Constantine was not expected to come into the throne. He mother became heir presumptive following the death of his uncle Theophylactus, Prince of Youth in a 1921 train accident. He was made "Prince of Youth" upon his mother's ascension in 1922.

While Constantine was able to restore stability initially after his mother's untimely death, the latter part of his reign was plagued with government instability, as no government survived for more than two years until 1941. He was murdered in the Coup of April 1945, which sparked the Social War, and ended with his daughter Diana installed as Empress. His remains were never recovered following the Imperial recapture of Alexandria, though a tomb was placed for him at the Imperial Crypt in Castellum.

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Family of Constantine XIX Anicius

16. Nicephorus (=24) 8. Thomas Anicius 1st, Duke of Beroea 17. Anastasia Anicia (=25) 4. Michael Anicius 2nd, Duke of Beroea 18. Nikeforos Insteia, 3rd Lord Insteia 9. Theodosia Insteia 19. Faustina Choniates 2. John Anicius, 3rd Duke of Beroea 20. Constantine Voconius, 7th Count of Aricia 10. Alexander Voconius, 6th Count of Aricia 21. Flavia Fulciniu 5. Constania Voconia 22. Andronikos Komnenos, 6th Doux of Batatzes 11. Maria Komnenos 23. Maria Clodios 1. Constantine XIX 24. Nicephorus (=16) 12. Theophylactus I Augustus 25. Anastasia Anicia (=17) 6. John XIII of Latium 26. Massimo Candreva 13. Giovanna Candreva 27. Vittoria Della Farra 3. Joanna of Latium 28. John III of Ghant 14. Nathan II of Ghant 29. Princess Constantia of Latium 7. Alexandra of Ghant 30. Aelius Maximus 15. Elena of Garza 31. Maria of Garza