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| succession  = [[Monarchy of Latium|Latin Emperor]]<br>[[Monarchy of Perateia|Perateian Emperor]]
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| reign      = 28 February 2015 – present<br>{{nowrap|(alone from 3 November 2016)}}
| reign      = 28 February 2015 – present
| coronation  = 28 February 2015
| coronation  = 28 February 2015
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| predecessor = [[Jacobus VI Claudius]]
| predecessor = [[Jacobus VI Claudius]]
| suc-type    = Heir apparent{{nbsp}}
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| successor  = [[Alexius, Prince of Youth]]
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| reg-type    = Co-emperor
| regent      = [[Diana I Anicia]]<br>Jacobus VI Claudius
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| full name            = Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Felix Iosephus
| full name            = Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius
| regnal name          = Imperator Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Felix Iosephus Caesar Augustus
| regnal name          = Imperator Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius Caesar Augustus
| dynasty              = [[House of Claudius|Claudius]]
| dynasty              = [[House of Claudius|Claudius]]
| father              = [[Jacobus VI Claudius]]
| father              = [[Jacobus VI Claudius]]
| mother              = [[Stephania Pinaria]]
| mother              = [[Stephania Pinaria]]
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| birth_date          = {{birth date and age|1992|11|5|df=y}}
| birth_place          = [[Monarchy of Perateia#Residences|Heraion]], [[Leonople]], [[Perateia]]
| birth_place          = [[Monarchy of Perateia#Residences|Heraion]], [[Leonople]], [[Perateia]]
| religion            = [[Imperial Latin Church|Imperial Church]] ([[Fabrian Catholic Church|Catholicism]])
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'''Constantine XX Claudius''' (''Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Felix Iosephus''; b. 5 January 1993) is the reigning [[Monarchy of Latium|Latin Emperor]] and 118th monarch of Latium. He began his reign as junior emperor on 28 February 2015, becoming sole emperor on 3 November 2016 when he was acclaimed by the [[Senate of Latium|Senate]]. His coronation was held on 8 December 2017, and was Latium's first televised coronation. He held a secondary coronation ceremony as [[Monarchy of Perateia|Perateian emperor]] on 3 January 2018.
'''Constantine XX Claudius''' (''Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius''; b. 5 November 1992) is the junior emperor of [[Latium]] and [[Perateia]]. His reign began as junior emperor on 28 February 2015.


Constantine is the second child and eldest son of [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] and [[Stephania Pinaria]]. He was educated at Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis for his primary and secondary education, and obtained a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from [[Academia Militaris Olympia]]. Following his graduation and commission as an officer in the [[Latin Armed Forces|armed forces]], Constantine undertook a number of Imperial duties on behalf of his father, including acting as the presiding officer for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Ludi Circenses festival in summer 2016.
Constantine is the second child and only legitimate son of [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] by his wife [[Stephania Pinaria]]. He was educated at Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis for his primary and secondary education, and obtained a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from [[Academia Militaris Olympia]]. Following his graduation and commission as an officer in the [[Latin Armed Forces|armed forces]], Constantine undertook a number of Imperial duties on behalf of his father, including acting as the presiding officer for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Ludi Circenses festival in summer 2014.


In 2017, Constantine married [[Ghant|Ghantish]] noblewoman [[Alazne Dain]] with whom he has three children, [[Diana of Latium|Diana]], [[Alexius, Prince of Youth|Alexius]], and [[Astrea of Latium|Astrea]].
In 2014, Constantine married [[Adela of Ghant|Princess Adela of Ghant]] with whom he has five children, [[Diana of Latium|Diana]], [[Alexius, Prince of Youth]], [[Gratia of Latium|Princess Gratia]], [[Leo of Latium|Prince Leo]], and [[Evantia of Latium|Princess Evantia]].


Constantine was elevated to junior emperor on 28 February 2015, and held his [[Imperial Court (Latium)|court]] in [[Leonople]], where he oversaw the administration and governance of [[Perateia]]. Constantine's reign as sole emperor began on 3 November 2016 after the unexpected death of his father. His coronation on 8 December 2017 was Latium's first televised coronation. His reign has seen various reforms take place in Latium, including [[Sasora|Sasoran]] autonomy, and local government reforms.
Constantine was elevated to junior emperor on 28 February 2015. Since his elevation as emperor, he held his [[Imperial Court (Latium)|court]] in [[Leonople]], where he oversaw the administration and governance of [[Perateia]].
==Early Life and education==
==Early Life and education==
Constantine was born on 5 January 1993 at 11:19 pm in the Blue Room of Heraion, [[Leonople]] to then junior Emperor [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] and [[Stephania Pinaria]]. He was the couples second child, and first son, and, upon his birth, was bestowed the honorific "Purpurogenitus" (Born in the Purple). Constantine was baptized on 25 January 1993 at [[Sancta Sapientia]] by [[Pope Ignatius I]]. His godparents are [[Isabella of Latium|Princess Isabella of Latium]] (his father's sister); then [[John IV of Ghant|John, Crown Prince of Ghant]] (Isabella's husband); [[Anna Pinaria]] (his mother's sister); and [[Henry of Garza|Prince Henry of Garza]] (Anna's husband). As the son of the junior emperor, Constantine was styled as <nowiki>"Prince Constantine of Youth".</nowiki>. Constantine was the first future Latin emperor to be born in [[Leonople]] since the birth of his great-grandfather [[Constantine XIX Anicius]] in 1909.
Constantine was born on 5 November 1992 at 11:19 pm in the Purple Room of Heraion, [[Leonople]] to then junior Emperor [[Jacobus VI Claudius]] and [[Stephania Pinaria]]. He was the couples second child, and first son, and, upon his birth, was bestowed the honorific "Purpurogenitus" (Born in the Purple). Constantine was baptized on 25 January 1993 at [[Sancta Sapientia]] by [[Pope Ignatius I]]. His godparents are [[Isabella of Latium|Princess Isabella of Latium]] (his father's sister); then [[John IV of Ghant|John, Crown Prince of Ghant]] (Isabella's husband); [[Anna Pinaria]] (his mother's sister); and [[Henry of Garza|Prince Henry of Garza]] (Anna's husband). As the son of the junior emperor, Constantine was styled as <nowiki>"Prince Constantine of Youth".</nowiki> Constantine was the first future Latin emperor to be born in Scipia since [[Theodosius VI Ostia]] in 1050, who was born in [[Sydalon (city)|Sydalon]].


Following his birth official announcement, a week of games and races were held at the Circus Albae and the [[Amphitheatrum Anicium]] in Castellum in celebration. His gender was first announced alongside his pregnancy announcement. This was a first for Latin imperial births and resulted in celebration and rampant speculation of his name. Many betting firms placing odds for his name, initially the highest odds indicated that Leo was a top choice for his name. However, that later gave way to most firms highest odds on his naming being either John or Constantine. His name was announced to the press nine days after his birth, with Imperial Offices stating he was named in memory of his great-grandfather [[Constantine XIX Anicius|Emperor Constantine XIX]].
Following his birth official announcement, a week of games and races were held at the Circus Albae and the [[Amphitheatrum Anicium]] in Castellum in celebration. His gender was first announced alongside his mother's pregnancy announcement. This was a first for Latin imperial births and resulted in celebration and rampant speculation of his name. Many betting firms placing odds for his name, initially the highest odds indicated that Leo was a top choice for his name. However, that later gave way to most firms highest odds on his naming being either John or Constantine. His name was announced to the press nine days after his birth, with Imperial Offices stating he was named in memory of both his great-grandfather [[Constantine XIX Anicius|Emperor Constantine XIX]] and his great-great grandfather [[Constantine V of Keld]].
===Education===
===Education===
Constantine began his education by attending Eleutherion, in [[Leonople]], as well as added instruction from private tutors. After his father, Constantine is only the second Latin ruler to attend formal schooling. He continued his education at Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis for secondary school, he scored grades A in history and math, with B's in sciences. He participated in polo throughout secondary school. Along with his secondary education, Constantine was privately tutored by [[Pankratios Anemas]], who provided lessons on law and the [[Constitution of Latium|constitution]]. Throughout secondary school, the Imperial Family and the tabloid press agreed that Constantine would be allowed to study free of paparazzi intrusion in exchange for regular updates of the Prince's life. This same agreement has been made for all of Jacobus VI Claudius' children for their secondary and university educations. He graduated from Sanctus Michaelis in 2010.
Constantine began his education by attending Eleutherion, in [[Leonople]], as well as added instruction from private tutors. After his father, Constantine is only the second Latin ruler to attend formal schooling. He continued his education at Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis for secondary school, he scored grades A in history and math, with B's in sciences. He participated in polo throughout secondary school. Along with his secondary education, Constantine was privately tutored by [[Pankratios Anemas]], who provided lessons on law and the [[Constitution of Latium|Latin]] and Perateian constitutions. Throughout secondary school, the Imperial Family and the tabloid press agreed that Constantine would be allowed to study free of paparazzi intrusion in exchange for regular updates of the Prince's life. This same agreement has been made for all of Jacobus VI Claudius' children for their secondary and university educations. He earned his bac from Sanctus Michaelis in 2010.
 
He opted not to take a gap year, and he immediately enrolled at [[Academia Militaris Olympia]]. As a cadet at Olympia, Constantine studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics, though reportedly nearly dropped out of the program in favor of perusing studies in international relations. He reportedly struggled with the program initially, with some news reports quoting unnamed classmates claiming that Constantine's <nowiki>"[father] pushed him to stay</nowiki> in the PPE program. School files surrounding his change of academic focus have been unobtainable to the public. During his third year at Olympia, he took part in numerous military training exercises with enlisted members of [[Latin Armed Forces]], and Perateian armed forces, including the 11th Legion. He participated in polo throughout his education at Olympia.


He opted not to take a gap year, which most considered unusual at the time, and he immediately enrolled at [[Academia Militaris Olympia]]. As a cadet at Olympia, Constantine studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics, though reportedly nearly dropped out of the program in favor of perusing studies in international relations. He reportedly struggled with the program initially, with some classmates claiming that his <nowiki>"[father] pushed him to stay</nowiki> in the PPE program. School files surrounding his change of academic focus have been unobtainable to the public. During his third year at Olympia, he took part in numerous military training exercises with enlisted members of [[Latin Armed Forces]] including the 11th Legion. He participated in intramural polo throughout his education at Olympia.
==Prince of Youth==
==Prince of Youth==
Constantine was appointed to the [[Emperor's Council of Latium|Emperor's Council]] at the age of 16, by his father [[Jacobus VI Claudius]]. This allowed Constantine to sit in on Council meetings, and enabled him to make visits on his father's behalf, the first of which was to [[Sydalon]], where he visited the village Sarpeta for Christmas celebrations. The same year, Constantine was granted his own imperial household, which was staffed by at least five individuals during 2009, eventually growing to 20 by 2012. In 2013, Constantine's household organized a charity polo match, with all proceeds and donations to benefit Legionary Cause, a charity aimed at supporting widows and orphans of Latin veterans – the event has since been held annually.
Constantine was appointed to the [[Emperor's Council of Latium|Emperor's Council]] at the age of 16, by his father [[Jacobus VI Claudius]]. This allowed Constantine to sit in on Council meetings, and enabled him to make visits on his father's behalf, the first of which was to [[Sydalon]], where he visited the village Sarpeta for Christmas celebrations. The same year, Constantine was granted his own imperial household, which was staffed by at least five individuals during 2009, eventually growing to 20 by 2012. In 2013, Constantine's household organized a charity polo match, with all proceeds and donations to benefit Legionary Cause, a charity aimed at supporting widows and orphans of Latin veterans – the event has since been held annually. Constantine was appointed [[Consul of Latium|consul]] in 2007 and 2013, and was suffect consul from June to December 2010


Constantine also served as president or honorary leader of numerous Latin Imperial-sponsored events, including both [[Ludi Circenses]] and Transvectio Equitum. In 2013, Constantine was the officer of honor at the annual Transvectio Equitum at [[Academia Militaris Olympia]], an event which he participated in during all three years of his education at Olympia. In 2014, he was the presiding officer of the opening and closing ceremonies, duties typical reserved for close relatives of the reigning Monarch.
Constantine also served as president or honorary leader of numerous Latin Imperial-sponsored events, including both [[Ludi Circenses]] and Transvectio Equitum. In 2013, Constantine was the officer of honor at the annual Transvectio Equitum at [[Academia Militaris Olympia]], an event which he participated in during all three years of his education at Olympia. In 2014, he was the presiding officer of the opening and closing ceremonies, duties typical reserved for close relatives of the reigning monarch.
 
==Elevation as junior emperor==
==As junior emperor==
On 29 October 2014, it was announced that Constantine's household as Prince of Youth began preparations to oversee a transition to an imperial court, signifying the first phase in his preparation to being elevated to junior emperor. Between October and January, Constantine made a series of appointments to his court, such as X, Y, and Z. He took up residence at [[Leonople|Heraion]], in [[Leonople]], in December 2014, when it was announced that he would be overseeing the government of [[Perateia]] during the first five years of his reign.
On 29 October 2014, it was announced that Constantine's household as Prince of Youth began preparations to oversee a transition to an imperial court, signifying the first phase in his preparation to being elevated to junior emperor. Between October and January, Constantine made a series of appointments to his court, such as X, Y, and Z. He took up residence at [[Leonople|Heraion]], in [[Leonople]], in December 2014, when it was announced that he would be overseeing the government of [[Perateia]] during the first five years of his reign.


Constantine was elevated to junior emperor on 28 February 2015, following his acclamation before the [[Senate of Latium|Latin Senate]] that morning, and the [[Senate of Perateia|Perateian Senate]] the following day. In the afternoon, Constantine was anointed by [[Pope (Ajax)|Pope Ignatius I]]. An ascension ball was held on the night of his elevation, with guests from X, Y, and Z in attendance. Constantine's future wife, [[Alazne Dain]], was his guest of honor. A week of celebration followed, featuring games and festivals normally reserved for a full scale coronation.
Constantine was officially elevated to junior emperor on 28 February 2015, following an imperial proclomation by his grandmother [[Diana I Anicia|Empress Diana I]], and his acclamation before the [[Senate of Latium|Latin Senate]] that same morning morning. In the afternoon, Constantine was anointed by [[Pope (Ajax)|Pope Ignatius I]]. An ascension ball was held on the night of his elevation, with guests from X, Y, and Z in attendance. A week of celebration followed, featuring games and festivals normally reserved for a full scale coronation. His acclamation before the [[Senate of Perateia|Perateian Senate]] occurred the following day.
===Infrastructure plans===
===Infrastructure plans===
[[File:Silhouette Saint Sava.JPG|thumb|200px|Hagia Euergetou following its renovations, 2019.]]
[[File:Silhouette Saint Sava.JPG|thumb|200px|[[Nea Ekklesia]] following its renovations, 2019.]]
One of Constantine's main priorities once he arrived in [[Leonople]] was to update the ailing infrastructure of the [[Perateia]]. His first act was a major revitalization of the Rosaeum, the city's central forum and corresponding central square. Other infrastructure plans included the reconstruction of many dilapidated roads or highways, public transportation, telecommunications, and disaster relief due to historical earthquakes in the area. Many of these projects remained in progress as Constantine became sole emperor in 2016, though have since been completed.
One of Constantine's main priorities once he arrived in [[Leonople]] was to update the ailing infrastructure of the [[Perateia]]. His first act was a major revitalization of the Augustaion, the city's central forum and corresponding central square. Other infrastructure plans included the reconstruction of many dilapidated roads or highways, public transportation, telecommunications, and disaster relief due to historical earthquakes in the area. Many of these projects remained in progress as Constantine became sole emperor in 2016, though have since been completed.
 
Constantine's government also oversaw renovations of both [[Hagia Euergetou]] and [[Nea Ekklesia]] in an effort to modernize both basilicas. The renovations began in January 2016, and were completed in 2019. Constantine initiated the renovations with funds from his own incomes, though state, church and other private funds were utilized as well. He has since become a key sponsor of Nea Ekklesia.


Constantine's government also oversaw renovations of [[Hagia Euergetou]] in an effort to modernize its fixtures. The renovations began in January 2016, and were completed in 2019, after Constantine became sole emperor. Constantine initiated the renovations with funds from his own incomes.
Individuals from within Constantine's court reported that plans were discussed to construct a canal which would bisect the Scipian side Perateia to alleviate maritime traffic of the Perseid Strait. The project reportedly has reportedly been in early planning stages since the late 1990s, but was shelved due to the [[2002 Lisena earthquake]]. The canal plans were again shelved in 2019 due to the [[Fahrani Civil War]], but talks have resumed at the war's conclusion in 2023.


Individuals from within Constantine's court reported that plans were discussed to construct a canal which would bisect the Scipian side Perateia to alleviate maritime traffic of the Alcaean Straits. The project reportedly has reportedly been in early planning stages since the late 1990s, but was shelved due to the [[2002 Lisena earthquake]], and was once again temporarily shelved following Constantine's ascension as sole emperor.
In April 2018, Constantine enacted legislation to upgrade parts of the energy grid, and promote investments in battery storage.
===Administration===
===Administration===
Constantine sought to simplify governance of Perateia, and organized a [[Local Council (Perateia)|Local Council]], similar to that of the imperial council of the same name. However, this act saw varied responses due to the Local Council's ability to potentially circumvent the [[Senate of Perateia|Senate]].
Constantine sought to simplify governance of Perateia, and organized a [[Local Council (Perateia)|Local Council]], similar to that of the Latin council of the same name. However, this act saw varied responses due to the Local Council's ability to potentially circumvent the [[Senate of Perateia|Senate]]. Constantine has continued to reform local government in Perateia throughout his reign, and has issued imperial edicts to expand on local government efficiency.
==Early reign==
===Assassination attempt===
{{main|Assassination attempt of Constantine XX}}
On 13 January 2017, Constantine was the target of an assassination attempt during the funeral procession for[[Jacobus VI Claudius]], along Via Sacra in [[Castellum]].
 
At approximately 10:30 am, a lone gunman, [[Lanig Kou Sezneci]], fired four shots at Constantine before he was himself killed. All four shots missed Constantine, as he was pushed from his horse by [[Nathan IV of Ghant]] as Sezneci began to fire. He only suffered injuries related to falling from his horse.  


The [[Gelonian National Front]] quickly claimed responsibility for the attack, prompting a lockdown and curfew to be placed in effect for 5 boroughs of Castellum through the next night. Investigations into Sezneci would discover that he had left a suicide note in his Castellum hotel room.
In 2019, Constantine expanded the number of seats on the [[Leonople#Government|Leonople Assembly]].
[[File:Constantine XX of Latium.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Constantine at one of his first public appearances following the assassination attempt in January 2017.]]
===Fahrani Civil War===
Constantine made his first public appearance after the attempt the following morning on January 14.
===Assassination attempt of Jacobus VI===
===Early initiatives===
{{main|Assassination attempt of Jacobus VI Claudius}}
Constantine announced plans as early as January for reforms focused on Propraetors. His plan called for <nowiki>"a more rapid response to both local and Imperial government needs."</nowiki> In February, Constantine issued an Imperial edict which provided Propraetors a more direct role in the county-level councils.
 
In September 2017, a local and regional government reform petition reached 500,000, resulting in Constantine ordering the Senate to explore and debate the measure. The petition, named Citizens for a better local government, was focused on calling for additional autonomy throughout Latium, particularly its overseas territories. Imperial offices announced that Constantine was <nowiki>"receptive" to the idea, and was "looking forward to seeing Senate proposals."</nowiki>
 
Two bills were brought forward, though only the second bill passed through committee on September 14, and later reached the Senate for vote on September 25. The vote passed, and Constantine signed the measure into law, and announced that referendums would be held in [[Sasora]]. The Sasoran measure failed to garner widespread support and was defeated. An act of the senate reached the floor for a vote on federalization of Latium, though Constantine indicated he would withhold assent and the measure subsequently was not brought to a vote.
 
In April 2018, Constantine signed a Senate act to upgrade parts of the energy grid, and promote investments in battery storage.
===Coronation===
Plans for Constantine's coronation were first discussed in early January. No proposed timelines was announced until mid-February when he announced that he did not want the <nowiki>"prospect of an election to overshadow or lessen [his] coronation"</nowiki> and Imperial Offices announced that more concrete information would be released following the 2017 State Opening of Senate in April. On 4 May 2017, it was announced that Constantine's coronation would be held on Friday, 8 December 2017, at [[Sancta Sapientia]] in [[Castellum]]. [[Stephania Pinaria|Empress Mother Stephania]] was named chairperson of Coronation Commission three days later. His engagement to [[Alazne Dain]] took place immediately after his coronation.
 
Constantine's coronation was the first in Latin history to be televised, which saw a mixed response among Latins and the political elite. The entire coronation, with exception of communion and the anointing, was televised.
==Courtships==
==Courtships==
As with most members of the Imperial family, Constantine's personal life has often been subject to great public interest and speculation. His first known relationship was with classmate and Latin noblewoman [[Agnes Aemilia]]. The pair reportedly dated on and off during secondary school according to classmates, and Aemilia was said to visit Olympia frequently during Constantine's first term. However, neither has ever confirmed this relationship.
As with most members of the Imperial family, Constantine's personal life has often been subject to great public interest and speculation. Constantine has only had two known courtships, first with [[Sophia of Ossonoba]] and later with his future wife [[Adela of Ghant|Princess Adela of Ghant]]. Constantine's brief courtship with Sophia of Ossonoba began in 2010, during his first year at Olympia.
 
==Marriage==
Constantine also had a brief courtship with [[Damira of Sydalon]].
In late 2013, the Imperial Household announced the courtship of Constantine and [[Adela of Ghant|Princess Adela of Ghant]]. Imperial insiders and biographers reported that the courtship was highly controversial at court, and received a great deal of push-back from Emperor Jacobus VI due to Adela's relation to the [[Ostia dynasty]], and that he had previously refused assent to the courtship a year prior. The pair was seen together in Ghish and throughout Latium or Perateia until their engagement was announced on 23 May 2014.
 
In 2015, Constantine briefly courted [[Elissa of Dakmoor]], however the courtship ended quickly due to Elissa's lack of interest in becoming Latin Empress.


==Marriage==
During their engagement, Adela resided at her own personal apartment at [[Castellum|Velia House]] or [[Monarchy of Perateia#Residences|Kainourgion]]. Despite residing at a different estate, Adela was regularly at the [[Leonople|Heraion]], or in Castellum, whether to spend time with Constantine or prepare to become Empress. Constantine and Adela attended public events together, and she was on hand for state visits that occurred during this time.
In June 2015, Constantine began courting [[Alazne Dain|Lady Alazne Dain]]. They are second cousins through [[Jacobus Claudius, Duke of Adrianople]], and first met in 1999 during a Latin visit to [[Dakar]], [[Dakmoor]]. Imperial insiders and biographers claim that such an arrangement was highly favored by Constantine's father and Alazne's relatives in Dakmoor. It has been said that they often kept in contact, and exchanged letters regularly. His courtship of Alazne attracted intense attention by the press, whom referred to Alazne as the <nowiki>"future Purple Empress".</nowiki> By August 2016, the Imperial Household announced that a betrothal agreement for Constantine and Alazne was finalized. Constantine proposed in January 2017.


During their engagement, Alazne resided in [[Castellum]], in her own personal apartment in Velia House. Despite residing at a different estate, Alazne was regularly at the Palace of Augustus, whether to spend time with Constantine or prepare to become Empress. Constantine and Alazne attended public events together, and she was on hand for state visits that occurred during this time.
Constantine and Adela married on 15 November 2014, at the [[Sancta Sapientia]], in Castellum. The ceremony was officiated by [[Pope Urban IX]]. Adela was crowned Princess of Youth during the wedding ceremony. The event was attended by guests from across [[Ajax|the world]], including reigning monarchs from all Belisarian states, [[Mutul]], and other foreign nobility and representatives. The ceremony reportedly cost {{LAS}}22 million, most of which was paid for by the Imperial family, though security and transportation were covered by the state. A bank holiday was instituted for the wedding throughout Latium and its overseas territories.


Constantine married [[Alazne Dain|Lady Alazne Dain]] on 8 December 2017, at the [[Sancta Sapientia]] in Castellum. The ceremony was officiated by [[Pope Urban IX]]. Alazne was crowned Latin Empress in the wedding ceremony, and proclaimed Augusta by Constantine. The event was attended by guests from across [[Ajax|the world]], including reigning monarchs from all Belisarian states, [[Mutul]], and other foreign nobility and representatives. The ceremony reportedly cost {{LAS}}22 million, most of which was paid for by the Imperial family, though security and transportation were covered by the state. A bank holiday was instituted for the wedding across Latium. Constantine and Alazne are said to have a close relationship.
A second ceremony was held three days later at [[Hagia Euergetou]], in [[Leonople]].
===Children===
===Children===
His wife's first pregnancy was announced on 26 March 2018. On 25 September 2018, Alazne went into labor, giving birth to their first child, [[Diana of Latium|Princess Diana]], on 26 September 2018 in the early morning. The Empress's second pregnancy was announced on 20 May 2019. His first son, [[Alexius, Prince of Youth|Alexius]], was born on 12 December 2019.
His wife's first pregnancy was announced on 26 March 2015. On 1 August 2015, Adela went into labor, and gave birth to the couple's first child, [[Diana of Latium|Princess Diana]], the following morning. The Empress's second pregnancy was announced on 20 May 2016. His first son, [[Alexius, Prince of Youth|Alexius]], was born on 12 August 2016.


In February 2022, the Imperial Household announced that Constantine and Empress Alazne were expecting their third child. Their third child, [[Astrea of Latium|Princess Astrea]] was born on 6 June 2022.
In February 2018, the Imperial Household announced that Constantine and Empress Adela were expecting their third child. Their third child, [[Gratia of Latium|Princess Gratia]] was born on 6 June 2018. Their fourth child, and second son, [[Leo of Latium|Prince Leo]] was born on 14 February 2021.
==Public perception and character==
==Public perception and character==
Constantine rarely participated in interviews prior to his reign as emperor and in the few he had taken part in he was careful not to address his personal political leanings or feelings. However, classmates of Constantine's have occasionally spoken of him having a more traditionalist view on the Monarchy in Latin society. At Olympia as then Prince of Youth, Constantine was invited on more than one occasion to become to president of the school's Conservative Student Union and Young Progressive's – both being the student arms of Latium's largest senatorial factions. He refused to participate as leader of either organization, though did agree to occasionally sit in on meetings for both organizations.  
Constantine rarely participated in interviews prior to his reign as emperor and in the few he had taken part in he was careful not to address his personal political leanings or feelings. However, classmates of Constantine's have occasionally spoken of him having a more traditionalist view on the Monarchy in Latin society. At Olympia as then Prince of Youth, Constantine was invited on more than one occasion to become to president of the school's Young Populares and Junior Optimates – both being the student arms of Latium's largest senatorial factions. He refused to participate as leader of either organization, though did agree to occasionally sit in on meetings for both organizations.  


Constantine is a practicing Catholic in the [[Latin Imperial Church|Imperial Church]].
Constantine is a practicing Catholic in the [[Latin Imperial Church|Imperial Church]].
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* '''15 November 1993 – 20 May 1997''': ''His Highness'' Prince Constantine of Youth
* '''20 May 1997 – 28 February 2015''': ''His Imperial Highness'' The Prince of Youth
* '''20 May 1997 – 28 February 2015''': ''His Imperial Highness'' The Prince of Youth
** '''20 May 1997 – 28 February 2015''': ''His Imperial Highness'' The Despot of Levedos
** '''20 May 1997 – 28 February 2015''': ''His Imperial Highness'' The Despot of Euneos
* '''28 February 2015 – present''': ''His Imperial Majesty'' The Emperor
* '''28 February 2015 – present''': ''His Imperial Majesty'' The Emperor


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==Issue==
==Issue==
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!colspan=4|'''''By [[Adela of Ghant|Princess Adela of Ghant]]''''' (married [[Sancta Sapientia]] 8 November 2014)
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| [[Diana of Latium|Princess Diana of Latium]]
| [[Diana of Latium|Princess Diana of Latium]]
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| [[Alexius, Prince of Youth]]
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| [[Astrea of Latium|Princess Astrea of Latium]]
| [[Gratia of Latium|Princess Gratia of Latium]]
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| {{birth date and age|2018|6|6|df=y}}
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| [[Leo of Latium|Prince Leo of Latium]]
| {{birth date and age|2020|2|14|df=y}}
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| [[Evantia of Latium|Princess Evantia of Latium]]
| {{birth date and age|2023|4|3|df=y}}
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==Ancestry==
==Ancestry==
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==See also==
==See also==
*[[House of Claudius]]
*[[House of Claudius]]
*[[List of Latin monarchs]]
*[[List of Latin monarchs]]
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Constantine XX Claudius
Constantine XX.jpg
Latin Emperor
Perateian Emperor
Reign28 February 2015 – present
Acclamatio28 February 2015
PredecessorJacobus VI Claudius
Co-emperorDiana I Anicia
Jacobus VI Claudius
Born (1992-11-05) 5 November 1992 (age 31)
Heraion, Leonople, Perateia
Spouse
Adela of Ghant (m. 2014)
Issue
Full name
Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius
Regnal name
Imperator Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius Caesar Augustus
DynastyClaudius
FatherJacobus VI Claudius
MotherStephania Pinaria
ReligionImperial Church (Catholicism)
Latin Imperial Family
Coat of Arms of the Emperor of the Latins
Extended imperial family

Constantine XX Claudius (Gaius Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius; b. 5 November 1992) is the junior emperor of Latium and Perateia. His reign began as junior emperor on 28 February 2015.

Constantine is the second child and only legitimate son of Jacobus VI Claudius by his wife Stephania Pinaria. He was educated at Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis for his primary and secondary education, and obtained a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Academia Militaris Olympia. Following his graduation and commission as an officer in the armed forces, Constantine undertook a number of Imperial duties on behalf of his father, including acting as the presiding officer for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Ludi Circenses festival in summer 2014.

In 2014, Constantine married Princess Adela of Ghant with whom he has five children, Diana, Alexius, Prince of Youth, Princess Gratia, Prince Leo, and Princess Evantia.

Constantine was elevated to junior emperor on 28 February 2015. Since his elevation as emperor, he held his court in Leonople, where he oversaw the administration and governance of Perateia.

Early Life and education

Constantine was born on 5 November 1992 at 11:19 pm in the Purple Room of Heraion, Leonople to then junior Emperor Jacobus VI Claudius and Stephania Pinaria. He was the couples second child, and first son, and, upon his birth, was bestowed the honorific "Purpurogenitus" (Born in the Purple). Constantine was baptized on 25 January 1993 at Sancta Sapientia by Pope Ignatius I. His godparents are Princess Isabella of Latium (his father's sister); then John, Crown Prince of Ghant (Isabella's husband); Anna Pinaria (his mother's sister); and Prince Henry of Garza (Anna's husband). As the son of the junior emperor, Constantine was styled as "Prince Constantine of Youth". Constantine was the first future Latin emperor to be born in Scipia since Theodosius VI Ostia in 1050, who was born in Sydalon.

Following his birth official announcement, a week of games and races were held at the Circus Albae and the Amphitheatrum Anicium in Castellum in celebration. His gender was first announced alongside his mother's pregnancy announcement. This was a first for Latin imperial births and resulted in celebration and rampant speculation of his name. Many betting firms placing odds for his name, initially the highest odds indicated that Leo was a top choice for his name. However, that later gave way to most firms highest odds on his naming being either John or Constantine. His name was announced to the press nine days after his birth, with Imperial Offices stating he was named in memory of both his great-grandfather Emperor Constantine XIX and his great-great grandfather Constantine V of Keld.

Education

Constantine began his education by attending Eleutherion, in Leonople, as well as added instruction from private tutors. After his father, Constantine is only the second Latin ruler to attend formal schooling. He continued his education at Lyceum Sanctus Michaelis for secondary school, he scored grades A in history and math, with B's in sciences. He participated in polo throughout secondary school. Along with his secondary education, Constantine was privately tutored by Pankratios Anemas, who provided lessons on law and the Latin and Perateian constitutions. Throughout secondary school, the Imperial Family and the tabloid press agreed that Constantine would be allowed to study free of paparazzi intrusion in exchange for regular updates of the Prince's life. This same agreement has been made for all of Jacobus VI Claudius' children for their secondary and university educations. He earned his bac from Sanctus Michaelis in 2010.

He opted not to take a gap year, and he immediately enrolled at Academia Militaris Olympia. As a cadet at Olympia, Constantine studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics, though reportedly nearly dropped out of the program in favor of perusing studies in international relations. He reportedly struggled with the program initially, with some news reports quoting unnamed classmates claiming that Constantine's "[father] pushed him to stay in the PPE program. School files surrounding his change of academic focus have been unobtainable to the public. During his third year at Olympia, he took part in numerous military training exercises with enlisted members of Latin Armed Forces, and Perateian armed forces, including the 11th Legion. He participated in polo throughout his education at Olympia.

Prince of Youth

Constantine was appointed to the Emperor's Council at the age of 16, by his father Jacobus VI Claudius. This allowed Constantine to sit in on Council meetings, and enabled him to make visits on his father's behalf, the first of which was to Sydalon, where he visited the village Sarpeta for Christmas celebrations. The same year, Constantine was granted his own imperial household, which was staffed by at least five individuals during 2009, eventually growing to 20 by 2012. In 2013, Constantine's household organized a charity polo match, with all proceeds and donations to benefit Legionary Cause, a charity aimed at supporting widows and orphans of Latin veterans – the event has since been held annually. Constantine was appointed consul in 2007 and 2013, and was suffect consul from June to December 2010

Constantine also served as president or honorary leader of numerous Latin Imperial-sponsored events, including both Ludi Circenses and Transvectio Equitum. In 2013, Constantine was the officer of honor at the annual Transvectio Equitum at Academia Militaris Olympia, an event which he participated in during all three years of his education at Olympia. In 2014, he was the presiding officer of the opening and closing ceremonies, duties typical reserved for close relatives of the reigning monarch.

Elevation as junior emperor

On 29 October 2014, it was announced that Constantine's household as Prince of Youth began preparations to oversee a transition to an imperial court, signifying the first phase in his preparation to being elevated to junior emperor. Between October and January, Constantine made a series of appointments to his court, such as X, Y, and Z. He took up residence at Heraion, in Leonople, in December 2014, when it was announced that he would be overseeing the government of Perateia during the first five years of his reign.

Constantine was officially elevated to junior emperor on 28 February 2015, following an imperial proclomation by his grandmother Empress Diana I, and his acclamation before the Latin Senate that same morning morning. In the afternoon, Constantine was anointed by Pope Ignatius I. An ascension ball was held on the night of his elevation, with guests from X, Y, and Z in attendance. A week of celebration followed, featuring games and festivals normally reserved for a full scale coronation. His acclamation before the Perateian Senate occurred the following day.

Infrastructure plans

Nea Ekklesia following its renovations, 2019.

One of Constantine's main priorities once he arrived in Leonople was to update the ailing infrastructure of the Perateia. His first act was a major revitalization of the Augustaion, the city's central forum and corresponding central square. Other infrastructure plans included the reconstruction of many dilapidated roads or highways, public transportation, telecommunications, and disaster relief due to historical earthquakes in the area. Many of these projects remained in progress as Constantine became sole emperor in 2016, though have since been completed.

Constantine's government also oversaw renovations of both Hagia Euergetou and Nea Ekklesia in an effort to modernize both basilicas. The renovations began in January 2016, and were completed in 2019. Constantine initiated the renovations with funds from his own incomes, though state, church and other private funds were utilized as well. He has since become a key sponsor of Nea Ekklesia.

Individuals from within Constantine's court reported that plans were discussed to construct a canal which would bisect the Scipian side Perateia to alleviate maritime traffic of the Perseid Strait. The project reportedly has reportedly been in early planning stages since the late 1990s, but was shelved due to the 2002 Lisena earthquake. The canal plans were again shelved in 2019 due to the Fahrani Civil War, but talks have resumed at the war's conclusion in 2023.

In April 2018, Constantine enacted legislation to upgrade parts of the energy grid, and promote investments in battery storage.

Administration

Constantine sought to simplify governance of Perateia, and organized a Local Council, similar to that of the Latin council of the same name. However, this act saw varied responses due to the Local Council's ability to potentially circumvent the Senate. Constantine has continued to reform local government in Perateia throughout his reign, and has issued imperial edicts to expand on local government efficiency.

In 2019, Constantine expanded the number of seats on the Leonople Assembly.

Fahrani Civil War

Assassination attempt of Jacobus VI

Main article: Assassination attempt of Jacobus VI Claudius

Courtships

As with most members of the Imperial family, Constantine's personal life has often been subject to great public interest and speculation. Constantine has only had two known courtships, first with Sophia of Ossonoba and later with his future wife Princess Adela of Ghant. Constantine's brief courtship with Sophia of Ossonoba began in 2010, during his first year at Olympia.

Marriage

In late 2013, the Imperial Household announced the courtship of Constantine and Princess Adela of Ghant. Imperial insiders and biographers reported that the courtship was highly controversial at court, and received a great deal of push-back from Emperor Jacobus VI due to Adela's relation to the Ostia dynasty, and that he had previously refused assent to the courtship a year prior. The pair was seen together in Ghish and throughout Latium or Perateia until their engagement was announced on 23 May 2014.

During their engagement, Adela resided at her own personal apartment at Velia House or Kainourgion. Despite residing at a different estate, Adela was regularly at the Heraion, or in Castellum, whether to spend time with Constantine or prepare to become Empress. Constantine and Adela attended public events together, and she was on hand for state visits that occurred during this time.

Constantine and Adela married on 15 November 2014, at the Sancta Sapientia, in Castellum. The ceremony was officiated by Pope Urban IX. Adela was crowned Princess of Youth during the wedding ceremony. The event was attended by guests from across the world, including reigning monarchs from all Belisarian states, Mutul, and other foreign nobility and representatives. The ceremony reportedly cost $22 million, most of which was paid for by the Imperial family, though security and transportation were covered by the state. A bank holiday was instituted for the wedding throughout Latium and its overseas territories.

A second ceremony was held three days later at Hagia Euergetou, in Leonople.

Children

His wife's first pregnancy was announced on 26 March 2015. On 1 August 2015, Adela went into labor, and gave birth to the couple's first child, Princess Diana, the following morning. The Empress's second pregnancy was announced on 20 May 2016. His first son, Alexius, was born on 12 August 2016.

In February 2018, the Imperial Household announced that Constantine and Empress Adela were expecting their third child. Their third child, Princess Gratia was born on 6 June 2018. Their fourth child, and second son, Prince Leo was born on 14 February 2021.

Public perception and character

Constantine rarely participated in interviews prior to his reign as emperor and in the few he had taken part in he was careful not to address his personal political leanings or feelings. However, classmates of Constantine's have occasionally spoken of him having a more traditionalist view on the Monarchy in Latin society. At Olympia as then Prince of Youth, Constantine was invited on more than one occasion to become to president of the school's Young Populares and Junior Optimates – both being the student arms of Latium's largest senatorial factions. He refused to participate as leader of either organization, though did agree to occasionally sit in on meetings for both organizations.

Constantine is a practicing Catholic in the Imperial Church.

Titles, styles, honors and arms

  • 15 November 1993 – 20 May 1997: His Highness Prince Constantine of Youth
  • 20 May 1997 – 28 February 2015: His Imperial Highness The Prince of Youth
    • 20 May 1997 – 28 February 2015: His Imperial Highness The Despot of Euneos
  • 28 February 2015 – present: His Imperial Majesty The Emperor

Constantine's full title and style since becoming Latin emperor is: His Imperial Majesty Constantine Claudius, the Most Pious and Blessed, Serene and Noble, Unconquered and Universal, Latin Emperor, Apostolic King of Castellum, and Alba, Father of the Fatherland, First Citizen of Senate, He Who Commands the Tides of Our Sea, Ruler faithful in Christ, and Sword of Christ.

Reigning simultaneously as Perateian emperor, Constantine's full title in Perateia is: His Imperial Majesty Constantine Claudius, Emperor and Autocrat of the Arbananes, and of all the East, Porphyrogennetos, First Venerable One, Bridger of Seas, Master of the Periclean and of the Ozeros, Sovereign Ruler and Lord of the Scipian Provinces and the lands in between, Protector and Defender of the Faith..

Foreign decorations

Dynastic orders

Arms

Imperial Coat of Arms of Latium (full).png
Coat of Arms of Perateia.png
Seal of Latin Emperor Constantine XX.png
Perateian Imperial Seal.svg
Coat of Arms of The Latin Emperor
(2015–present)
Coat of Arms of The Perateian Emperor
(2015–present)
Latin Imperial Seal
(2015–present)
Perateian Imperial Seal
(2015–present)

Issue

Name Birth Death Notes
By Princess Adela of Ghant (married Sancta Sapientia 8 November 2014)
Princess Diana of Latium (2015-08-01) 1 August 2015 (age 8)
Alexius, Prince of Youth (2016-08-12) 12 August 2016 (age 7)
Princess Gratia of Latium (2018-06-06) 6 June 2018 (age 5)
Prince Leo of Latium (2020-02-14) 14 February 2020 (age 4)
Princess Evantia of Latium (2023-04-03) 3 April 2023 (age 12 months)

Ancestry

See also

Constantine XX Claudius
Born: 5 November 1992
Regnal titles
Preceded by
Jacobus VI Claudius 		Latin Emperor
2016–present 		Incumbent
Heir apparent:
Alexius, Prince of Youth
Perateian Emperor
2016–present
Latin royalty
Preceded by
The Prince Jacobus
later became Emperor Jacobus VI 		Prince of Youth
1997–2016 		Succeeded by
The Prince Alexius
Duke of Galata
Duke of Velia
1997–2016
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