Adrian Tarpeius

His Grace The Duke of Haenna EAA MCC OC
File:Lord Adrian Ulpius.jpg
Personal details
Born	Flavius Ulpius Anicius Hadrianus Iason Alexander (1996-07-30) 30 July 1996 Velia, Castellum ab Alba, Latium
Residence	Villa d'Vigueria
Alma mater	Olympia
Other Titles	Count of Rutupiae Lord of Rutupiae Lord of Venta Silurum
Military service
Allegiance	Latium
Branch/service	Latin Army
Years of service	2015 – present
Rank	Decurion
Battles/wars	Latin Succession Crisis

Adrian Ulpius-Tarpeius, 4th Duke of Haenna, EAA MCC OC (Flavius Ulpius Anicius Hadrianus Iason Alexander; b. 30 July 1996) is Latin noble, peer and member of the Latin Armed Forces. He is the fourth child of former Latin Consul, Maria, Countess Rutupiae and Christopher Ulpius, 19th Duke of Vindobona.

Adrian was a member of court at the Palace of Augustus in Castellum throughout the reign of Jason VI Augustus. During the 2016 succession crisis, Adrian remained in Castellum and was pressed into military service in support of the coup attempt led by Prince Michael of Latium. Adrian earned the derogatory sobriquet "Kinslayer" for betraying and killing his cousin Prince Michael of Latium to end the 2016 succession crisis. He was later pardoned by Emperor Constantine XX.

Adrian inherited the Dukedom of Haenna from his elder brother George, whom died without issue in December 2016. Adrian recently inherited a share of father's holdings and familial controlling stake in ULArgentaria, which his uncle currently serves as CEO. He is the great-grandson of Emperor Constantine XIX of Latium.

Education

Adrian was born on 30 July 1996 at Sancta Maria National Hospital in Castellum ab Alba to Duke Christopher of Vindobona and Duchess Maria. Adrian is the fourth child and third in line to his father's titles. He has three older siblings, Theodora, Justin and George; and two younger siblings: Helena and Jason. Adrian was primary raised in Castellum, having been born during his mother's tenure as a Senator. Unlike his older siblings who attended St. Michael's for primary and secondary school, Adrian only attended through primary school and was later sent to St. Pelagius boarding school in nearby Colonia Augusta for secondary school. Following his graduation, he enlisted in the Latin military and was enrolled as a cadet at Olympia Military Academy with the hope of joining the Legionary Arcanii or the Praetorian's ESA.

Titles, styles, honors and arms

• 30 July 1996 – 2 December 2016: Lord Adrian Ulpius
• 2 December 2016 – present: His Grace The Duke of Haenna

Adrian is a member of the Ulipii family, and a female-line descendant of the Tarpeii family. As there are no male-line members of the Tarpeii remaining, Adrian has assumed the name. His full titles and style since inheriting his duchy in 2016 are:

His Grace Adrian Ulpius-Tarpeius, 4th Duke of Haenna, Count of Rutupiae, Lord of Rutupiae, and Lord of Venta Silurum

Honors

• Latium: Knight of the Sacred Order of Golden Eagle
• Latium: Member of the Order of the Cross
• Latium: Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the Crown

Medals

• Latium: Recipient of the Medal for Valor

Foreign decorations

• Ecclesiastical State: Knight of the Order of the Golden Spur 19 January 2016

Ancestry

Family of Adrian Tarpeius

16. Constantine Ulpius, 16th Duke of Vindobona 8. Christopher Ulpius, 17th Duke of Vindobona 17. Maria Sabaria 4. John Ulpius, 18th Duke of Vindobona 18. Prince Oskar, Duke of Rahdenburg 9. Princess Louise of Rahdenburg 19. PLACEHOLDER 2. Christopher Ulpius, 19th Duke of Vindobona 20. Theophanes Breaca, 6th Lord Lentie 10. John Breaca, 7th Lord Lentie 21. Maria Loreia 5. Antonia Breaca 22. Honorius de Aboa, 5th Count of Bonna 11. Isabella d'Aboa 23. Constantia Patiens 1. Justin Ulpius, 20th Duke of Vindobona 24. Theodosius Tarpeius, 8th Count of Rutupiae 12. Michael Tarpeius, 1st Duke of Haenna 25. Faustina Vispasia 6. Constantine Tarpeius, 2nd Duke of Haenna 26. Peter Christodoulou, 10th Lord of Salernum 13. Theodora Christodoulou 27. Antonia Pachomia 3. Maria Tarpeia 28. John Anicius, 3rd Duke of Beroea 14. Constantine XIX of Latium 29. Princess Iohanna of Latium 7. Princess Zoe of Latium 30. Prince Henri, Duke of Épernon 15. Princess Marie Christine of Épernon 31. Tsarevna Afanasiia of Nekulturnya

See also

• Dukedom of Haenna

Lines of succession
Preceded by The Duke of Vindobona	Succession to the Latin throne 47th position	Followed by Theodora Ulpia
Regnal titles
Preceded by George Ulpius-Tarpeius	Duke of Haenna 2016–present	Incumbent