Charles IX of Huldenberg
| Charles IX | |||||
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| King of Huldenberg (more...) | |||||
| Reign | 5 October 2003 – present | ||||
| Enthronement | 5 October 2003 | ||||
| Predecessor | Charles VIII | ||||
| Heir apparent | Charles Gustaf, Crown Prince | ||||
| Minister-president(s) | Evert-Jan Biester | ||||
| Born | 19 July 1977 (age 39) Noorvik, Kingdom of Huldenberg, Atmora | ||||
| Spouse | Princess Louisa of Sayn-Weltersburg-Nisterau | ||||
| Issue | Charles Gustaf, Crown Prince Princess Svetlana | ||||
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| House | Hooggaarden-Witsenburg | ||||
| Father | Charles VIII | ||||
| Mother | Princess Irene of Doorn | ||||
| Religion | Catholic | ||||
Charles IX (Karel Filip Marie Clemens Boudewijn van Hooggaarden-Witsenburg, born 19 July 1977) is King of Huldenberg. He has reigned since 5 October 2003, when his father Charles VIII abdicated the throne.
Following the death of his grandfather Philip II in 1987, Charles became crown prince after his father ascended the throne. During the final days of the Atmoran Interior War, Charles joined the Atmoran Army in 1996. After graduating from the Royal Military Academy in 1998, Charles was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the 4 Garderegiment Dragonders. By 2004 Charles was promoted to Rittmeester. Charles married Princess Louisa of Sayn-Weltersburg-Nisterau a noblewoman distant cousin to Lodewijk II, Prince of Sayn-Ravenstein. Charles and Louisa have two children Charles Gustaf and Svetlana. During the Fourth Voshan War, Charles offered sanctuary to Vozhan prisoners of war, Charles convinced Katherine II to allow POWs to be interned in Heiligenrode and Walsdorp.
Early life and education
Crown prince
Military career
Reign
Fourth Voshan War
Titles, styles, and honours
Titles and styles
- 19 July 1977 – 9 December 1987: His Royal Highness Prince Charles of Huldenberg
- 9 December 1987 – 5 October 2003: His Royal Highness Charles, Crown Prince of Huldenberg
- 5 October 2003 – present: His Most Faithful Majesty The King of Huldenberg