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Princess Leona
Princess of Latium
Leona of Latium.jpg
Leona in 2023
Born (1994-10-31) 31 October 1994 (age 30)
Heraion, Leonople, Perateia
Spouse
Full name
Leona Claudia Anicia Diana Evantia Jacoba
DynastyClaudia
FatherJacobus VI Claudius
MotherStephania Pinaria
ReligionImperial Church (Catholicism)
Education

Princess Leona of Latium (Leona Claudia Anicia Diana Evantia Jacoba; b. 31 October 1994) is the third child and second daughter Emperor Jacobus VI Claudius and his wife Stephania Pinaria. She is currently seventh in the line of succession to the Latin throne; at the time of her birth, she was third.

Leona was born at Heraion, in Leonople, after her father was elevated to junior emperor and governed from Leonople. She received a similar education to her sisters, attending Sanctus Michaelis and later Caelimontium Sancta Sophia. Leona attended university at Vigueria College, Haenna where she earned a degree in international relations.

Early Life

Leona was born on 31 October 1994 at Heraion,, in Leonople. She is the third legitimate child of her father and the first born after his elevation to co-senior emperor. Due to this, Leona was first child of her father to be afforded the honor and status of Purpurogenita, or Born in the Purple. Leona was baptized into the Fabrian Church on 25 December 1994, at Sancta Sapientia, in Castellum, by Pope Ignatius I. At her christening, her godparents were John IX, King of Keld (her father's first cousin once removed); Christina of Rahdenburg (her father's second cousin; and John's wife); Andreas Pinarius; (her mother's brother); and Cecilia Voor (Andreas' wife).

Leona has been styled as ''Princess of Latium'' and "Princess of Perateia" since her birth. She was named Leona after her grandfather Leo X Claudius, Jacoba for her father, Evantia for her great-great grandmother Evantia of Perateia, and Diana for her grandmother Diana I Anicia. Like her father and siblings, Leona also holds the second nomen Anicia to honor the dynasty of her grandmother Diana.

Education

Courtship and marriage

Personal interests

Leona has a keen interest in skiing, often frequenting resorts and top skiing locations throughout the world. She is a member of a number of private skiing lodges, including Osaturika Lodge, in Gaemar.

As with all members of the Imperial Family, Leona is the patron and leader of a number of charities. Most notably, Leona is the chief sponsor of the Perateia Youth Symphony and the St Andreas Charitable Foundation, as well as a a co-patron of

Titles, styles, honors and arms

  • 31 October 1994 – present: Her Imperial Highness The Princess Leona

Honors

  •  Aretias: Lady of the Most Noble Order of the Star and Crescent Medaille militaire ribbon.svg
  •  Latium: Knight of the Order of the Blood of the Eagle Red ribbon bar - general use.svg
  •  Latium: Dame of the Ancient Equestrian Order St.AlexanderOrder-ribbon.svg
  •  Latium: Grand Cross of the Most Noble Order of St. Maria Order of the Most Holy Annunciation BAR.svg
  • File:Flag of Petra.svg Petra: Lady of the Order of the Holy Lance Cavaliere SSML BAR.svg
  •  Schaumberg: Dame of the Order of the Elizabeth Cross 3840px Ribbon bar of Friedrich Order.svg
  •  Rahdenburg: Dame of the Order of Red Eagle D-PRU Hohenzollern Order BAR.svg
  •  Sydalon: Lady of the Honorable Order of St Philip Kongens fortjenstmedalje.svg

Dynastic honors

Ancestry

See also

Leona of Latium
Born: 31 October 1994
Lines of succession
Preceded by
The Crown Princess of Dakmoor
Succession to the Latin throne
7th in line
Followed by
The Princess Selene