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| name                = Desiderius
| name                = Desiderius I
| title                = [[Prince of Petra]]
| title                =  
| image                = Desiderius, Prince of Petra.jpg
| image                = Desiderius, Prince of Petra.jpg
| image_size          = 220px
| image_size          = 220px
| caption              = Desiderius in 2011
| caption              = Desiderius in 2011
| succession          = [[Monarchy of Sydalon|Regent of Sydalon]]  
<!--Sydalon-->
| reign                = 3 March 2011 – 1 January 2013
| succession          = [[Monarchy of Sydalon|King of Sydalon]]
| reign-type          = Regency
| moretext            = ([[Monarchy of Sydalon#Titles, Styles and Honors|more...]])
| reg-type            = Monarch
| reign                = 3 March 2011 – 22 May 2013
| regent              = [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|Jordan IX]]
| predecessor          = [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|Jordan IX]]
| successor            = [[Melisende III of Sydalon|Melisende III]]
<!--Toron-->
<!--Toron-->
| succession2          = [[Duke of Toron]]  
| succession2          = [[Duke of Toron]]  
| moretext2            = ([[#Titles, styles and honors|more...]])
| reign2              = 12 November 1975 – 3 March 2011
| reign2              = 12 November 1975 – 22 May 2013
| reign-type2          =
| reign-type2          =
| predecessor2        = [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|Jordan I]]
| predecessor2        = [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|Jordan I]]
| suc-type2            = Successor
| suc-type2            = Successor
| successor2          = [[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron|Sebastian I]]
| successor2          = [[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron|Sebastian I]]
| spouse              = {{marriage|[[Eirene of Latium|Princess Eirene of Latium]]|19 November 1992}}
| spouse              = {{marriage|[[Christina of Latium|Princess Christina of Latium]]|19 November 1989}}
| issue                =  {{ubl
| issue                =  {{ubl
| [[Melisende III of Sydalon]]
| [[Melisende III of Sydalon]]
| [[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron]]
| [[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron]]
| [[Prince William of Petra]]
| [[Prince William of Sydalon]]
| [[Prince Roletus of Petra]]
| [[Princess Desideria of Sydalon]]
| [[Princess Desideria of Petra]]
| [[Prince Roletus of Sydalon]]
| [[Prince Bohemond of Petra]]
| [[Prince Bohemond of Sydalon]]
}}
}}
| full name            = Desiderius Charles Bohemond Henri  
| full name            = Desiderius Charles Bohemond Henri  
| house                = [[House of Aultavilla|Aultavilla]] <small>(official)</small><br>[[House of Toron|Toron]] <small>({{wp|Patrilineality|agnatic}})</small>
| house                = [[House of Toron|Toron]]
| father              = [[Jordan IX of Sydalon]]
| father              = [[Jordan IX of Sydalon]]
| mother              = [[Melisende of Philippopolis]]
| mother              = [[Melisende of Philippopolis]]
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| death_place          = St Philip Hospital, Ostracine, [[Sydalon]]
| death_place          = St Philip Hospital, Ostracine, [[Sydalon]]
| place of burial      = 2 June 2013<br>Cathedral of the Holy Sepulchre, [[Sydalon (city)|Sydalon]]
| place of burial      = 2 June 2013<br>Cathedral of the Holy Sepulchre, [[Sydalon (city)|Sydalon]]
| religion            = {{wp|Roman Catholic Church|Fabrian Catholic}}
| religion            = [[Fabrian Catholic Church|Fabrian Catholicism]]
|}}
|}}


'''Desiderius, Prince of Petra''' (''Desiderius Charles Bohemond Henri''; 22 February 1962 – 22 May 2013) was the eldest child of [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|King Jordan IX of Sydalon]] and [[Melisende of Philippopolis]]. He was [[Duke of Toron]] and executive of the domain from 1975 until his death in 2013.
'''Desiderius I''' (''Desiderius Charles Bohemond Henri''; 22 February 1962 – 22 May 2013) was King of Sydalon from 2011 until his death in 2013. He was the eldest child of [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|King Jordan IX of Sydalon]] and [[Melisende of Philippopolis]]. He was [[Duke of Toron]] and executive of the domain from 1975 until he became King in 2011.


Desiderius was born at Castra Rubea as the first grandchild of [[Elissa IV of Sydalon|Queen Elissa IV]] and [[Tancred II, Duke of Toron]]. He was educated within the royal household by private tutors despite his father's desire to see Desiderius attend formal schooling. He entered the [[Sydalene Defense Forces]] in 1980, and served in both the [[Royal Sydalene Air Force|Royal Air Force]] and [[Royal Sydalene Navy|Royal Navy]] until 1991. In 1992, he married [[Eirene of Latium|Princess Eirene of Latium]] and they had five children: [[Melisende III of Sydalon|Melisende]], [[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron|Sebastian]], [[Prince William of Sydalon|William]], [[Prince Roletus of Sydalon|Roletus]], [[Princess Desideria of Petra|Desideria]], and [[Prince Bohemond of Petra|Bohemond]].  
Desiderius was born at Castra Rubea as the first grandchild of [[Elissa IV of Sydalon|Queen Elissa IV]] and [[Tancred II, Duke of Toron]]. He was educated within the royal household by private tutors despite his father's desire to see Desiderius attend formal schooling. He entered the [[Sydalene Defense Forces]] in 1980, and served in both the [[Royal Sydalene Air Force|Royal Air Force]] and [[Royal Sydalene Navy|Royal Navy]] until 1991. In 1992, he married [[Christina of Latium|Princess Christina of Latium]] and they had five children: [[Melisende III of Sydalon|Melisende]], [[Sebastian I, Duke of Toron|Sebastian]], [[Prince William of Sydalon|William]], [[Prince Roletus of Sydalon|Roletus]], [[Princess Desideria of Petra|Desideria]], and [[Prince Bohemond of Petra|Bohemond]].  


Desiderius was known for his charity, and progressive beliefs at {{wp|Court (royal)|royal court}}. He was appointed regent in 2011 after his father announced a diagnosis of dementia, a position he held until resigning in 2013 due to his own health concerns. Desiderius was diagnosed with late stage {{wp|pancreatic cancer}} in late 2012; he died months later on 22 May 2013.
Desiderius was known for his charity, and progressive beliefs at {{wp|Court (royal)|royal court}}. He became King in 2011 following his father's death after a severe stroke. Desiderius was diagnosed with late stage {{wp|pancreatic cancer}} in late 2012; he died months later on 22 May 2013.
==Early life==
==Early life==
Desiderius was born at Castra Rubea, in [[Sydalon (city)|Sydalon]], the first child of [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|Jordan, Prince of Petra]] and [[Melisende of Philippopolis]]. He was baptized on 1 July 1962 at Church of the Nativity, in Kerkouane, with waters from the Yarden River, by Archbishop Federiku Rousseau of Sydalon. His godparents were [[Cepheus Katsaros]] (his grandmother's husband) and [[Olympias Buonalberi]] (his maternal grandmother).  
Desiderius was born at Castra Rubea, in [[Sydalon (city)|Sydalon]], the first child of [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|Jordan, Prince of Petra]] and [[Melisende of Philippopolis]]. He was baptized on 1 July 1962 at Church of the Nativity, in Sarepta, with waters from the Yarden River, by Patriarch of Sydalon Gabriel III. His godparents were [[Cepheus Katsaros]] (his grandmother's husband) and [[Olympe of Canosa]] (his maternal grandmother).  


After his birth, Desiderius was styled His Royal Highness Prince Desiderius of Petra. He was made an honorary officer at the age of 8, in the 1st Queen's Infantry Regiment. Desiderius was educated by private tutors for his entire education, with courtiers often reporting that this was in-spite of his parent's desires that he attend formal schooling. During the final [[Fourth West Scipian War]], he, his parents and siblings were evacuated to [[Latium]], where he remained until negotiations on what became the [[Yarden Accords]] began. While in Latium, Desiderius primarily resided in Oea, at Villa d'Iuliabona. During a 2011 interview, he attributed Pankratios Anemas, who educated him while in Latium, for his more progressive beliefs.  
After his birth, Desiderius was styled His Royal Highness Prince Desiderius of Petra. He was made an honorary officer at the age of 8, in the 1st Queen's Infantry Regiment. Desiderius was educated by private tutors for his entire education, with courtiers often reporting that this was in-spite of his parent's desires that he attend formal schooling. During the final [[Fourth West Scipian War]], he, his parents and siblings were evacuated to [[Garima]], where he remained until negotiations on what became the [[Yarden Accords]] began. While in Latium, Desiderius primarily resided in Oea, at Villa d'Iuliabona. During a 2011 interview, he attributed TBD, who educated him while in Garima, for his more progressive beliefs.  


At his 18th birthday, Desiderius joined the [[Royal Sydalene Navy|Royal Navy]]; however, after six months he joined the [[Royal Sydalene Air Force|Royal Air Force]] with the hopes of becoming a pilot. Eventually, he qualified to fly helicopters, and returned to the Navy, where he served aboard the MR ''Ostracine'' and served as a rescue helicopter pilot. By 1986, Desiderius took command of the MR ''Saint-Philippe''; left active service in 1991.  
At his 18th birthday, Desiderius joined the [[Royal Sydalene Navy|Royal Navy]]; however, after six months he joined the [[Royal Sydalene Air Force|Royal Air Force]] with the hopes of becoming a pilot. Eventually, he qualified to fly helicopters, and returned to the Navy, where he served aboard the MR ''Ostracine'' and served as a rescue helicopter pilot. By 1986, Desiderius took command of the MR ''Saint-Philippe''; left active service in 1991.  
==Marriage==
==Marriage==
==Royal duties==
==Royal duties==
==Regency==
==Reign==
After [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|King Jordan IX]] appointed [[Adro III, Lord of Caeseti]] as Chancellor in 2009, Desiderius was among the first to publicly announce his disappointment that a Nationalist was serving as head of the chacery. Court insiders reported that Caeseti's appointment caused a rift between Desiderius and his father, who some believed was suffering from rapidly declining health. By early 2011, the Royal Family announced that King Jordan IX was diagnosed with dementia and no longer capable of fulfilling his constitutional duties. Pursuant to King Jordan's wishes, Desiderius was appointed regent in March; he removed Caeseti from office by June.
After [[Jordan IX of Sydalon|King Jordan IX]] appointed [[Adro III, Lord of Caeseti]] as Chancellor in 2009, Desiderius was among the first to publicly announce his disappointment that a ultranationalist was serving as head of the chancery. Court insiders reported that Caeseti's appointment caused a rift between Desiderius and his father, who some believed was suffering from rapidly declining health. By late 2010, the Royal Family announced that King Jordan IX's health was failing and no longer capable of fulfilling his constitutional duties. Desiderius was in line to be appointed regent before his father's eventual death in March 2011. He removed Caeseti from office in his first act as King.
===Assassination attempt===
===Assassination attempt===
===Health concerns===
===Health concerns===
==Titles, styles, and honors==
==Titles, styles, and honors==
*'''22 February 1962 – 12 November 1975:''' ''His Royal Highness'' Prince Desiderius of Petra
*'''22 February 1962 – 12 November 1975:''' ''His Royal Highness'' Prince Desiderius of Petra
*'''12 November 1975 – 22 May 2013:''' ''His Royal Highness'' The Prince of Petra
*'''12 November 1975 – 3 March 2011:''' ''His Royal Highness'' The Prince of Petra
**'''12 November 1975 – 22 May 2013:''' ''His Royal Highness'' The Duke of Toron
**'''12 November 1975 – 3 March 2011:''' ''His Royal Highness'' The Duke of Toron
*'''3 March 2011 – 22 May 2013:''' ''His Majesty'' The King
===Honors===
===Honors===
====Foreign honors====
====Foreign honors====
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|4= 4. Tancred of Toron
|4= 4. Tancred of Toron
|5= 5. [[Elissa IV of Sydalon]]
|5= 5. [[Elissa IV of Sydalon]]
|6= 6. Bohemond V, Duke of Philippopolis
|6= 6. Rainier V, Prince of Adelon
|7= 7. Olympe of Canosa
|7= 7. Theodora of Ibelin
|8= 8. Theodore IV, Duke of Toron
|8= 8. Theodore IV, Duke of Toron
|9= 9. Emilia Matamoros Gallagán
|9= 9. Emilia Matamoros Gallagán
|10= 10. [[Sebastián Ordaz|Sebastián Ordaz y Mendoza de Lorás]]
|10= 10. [[Sebastián Ordaz|Sebastián Ordaz y Mendoza de Lorás]]
|11= 11. [[Emmanuelle I of Sydalon]]
|11= 11. [[Emmanuelle I of Sydalon]]
|12= 12. Louis IV, Count of Philippopolis
|12= 12. Prince Henry of Adelon
|13= 13. Emma of Melfi
|13= 13. Leonore of Larache
|14= 14. Arnaut I, Lord of Canosa
|14= 14. Leander II, Lord of Ibelin
|15= 15. Sabine of Calla
|15= 15. Gisila of Vada
|16= 16. Amalric V, Duke of Toron
|16= 16. Amalric V, Duke of Toron
|17= 17. PLACEHOLDER
|17= 17. Edwina of Ilium
|18= 18. Victoriano Matamoros Gallagán, Count of Gallagán
|18= 18. Victoriano Matamoros Gallagán, Count of Gallagán
|19= 19. PLACEHOLDER
|19= 19. PLACEHOLDER
|20= 20. [[Eleutério Ordaz|Eleutério Ordaz y Mejía]]
|20= 20. [[Eleutério Ordaz|Eleutério Ordaz y Mejía]]
|21= 21. Rosalinda Mendoza de Lorás y Gallegos
|21= 21. Rosalinda Mendoza de Lorás y Gallegos
|22= 22. [[Lucius of Fakolana|Prince Lucius of Fakolana]]
|22= 22. [[Hugh III of Sydalon]]
|23= 23. [[Desideria II of Sydalon]]
|23= 23. [[Maria III of Garza]]
|24= 24. Bohemond IV, Duke of Philippopolis
|24= 24. William V, Prince of Adelon
|25= 25. Belandra of Esebon
|25= 25. Valentina of Philippopolis
|26= 26. Baldassar V, Count of Melfi
|26= 26. Gervas XX, Count of Larache
|27= 27. Sophie of Melfi
|27= 27. Alexandra of Rouad
|28= 28. Acarius X, Lord of Canosa
|28= 28. Albert II, Lord of Ibelin
|29= 29. Princess Elisabetta of Montgisard
|29= 29. Charlotte de Shuf
|30= 30. Albin V, Lord of Calla
|30= 30. Theodoric V, Marquis of Vada
|31= 31. Charlotte, Lady of Shuf
|31= 31. Belandra of Pelerin
}}
}}
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Prince of Petra]]
*[[Prince of Petra]]
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Latest revision as of 14:33, 30 March 2024

Desiderius I
Desiderius, Prince of Petra.jpg
Desiderius in 2011
King of Sydalon
Reign3 March 2011 – 22 May 2013
PredecessorJordan IX
SuccessorMelisende III
Duke of Toron
Reign12 November 1975 – 3 March 2011
PredecessorJordan I
SuccessorSebastian I
Born(1962-06-22)22 June 1962
Castra Rubea, Sydalon, Royal Domain, Sydalon
Died22 May 2013(2013-05-22) (aged 51)
St Philip Hospital, Ostracine, Sydalon
Burial
2 June 2013
Cathedral of the Holy Sepulchre, Sydalon
Spouse
Issue
Full name
Desiderius Charles Bohemond Henri
HouseToron
FatherJordan IX of Sydalon
MotherMelisende of Philippopolis
ReligionFabrian Catholicism

Desiderius I (Desiderius Charles Bohemond Henri; 22 February 1962 – 22 May 2013) was King of Sydalon from 2011 until his death in 2013. He was the eldest child of King Jordan IX of Sydalon and Melisende of Philippopolis. He was Duke of Toron and executive of the domain from 1975 until he became King in 2011.

Desiderius was born at Castra Rubea as the first grandchild of Queen Elissa IV and Tancred II, Duke of Toron. He was educated within the royal household by private tutors despite his father's desire to see Desiderius attend formal schooling. He entered the Sydalene Defense Forces in 1980, and served in both the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy until 1991. In 1992, he married Princess Christina of Latium and they had five children: Melisende, Sebastian, William, Roletus, Desideria, and Bohemond.

Desiderius was known for his charity, and progressive beliefs at royal court. He became King in 2011 following his father's death after a severe stroke. Desiderius was diagnosed with late stage pancreatic cancer in late 2012; he died months later on 22 May 2013.

Early life

Desiderius was born at Castra Rubea, in Sydalon, the first child of Jordan, Prince of Petra and Melisende of Philippopolis. He was baptized on 1 July 1962 at Church of the Nativity, in Sarepta, with waters from the Yarden River, by Patriarch of Sydalon Gabriel III. His godparents were Cepheus Katsaros (his grandmother's husband) and Olympe of Canosa (his maternal grandmother).

After his birth, Desiderius was styled His Royal Highness Prince Desiderius of Petra. He was made an honorary officer at the age of 8, in the 1st Queen's Infantry Regiment. Desiderius was educated by private tutors for his entire education, with courtiers often reporting that this was in-spite of his parent's desires that he attend formal schooling. During the final Fourth West Scipian War, he, his parents and siblings were evacuated to Garima, where he remained until negotiations on what became the Yarden Accords began. While in Latium, Desiderius primarily resided in Oea, at Villa d'Iuliabona. During a 2011 interview, he attributed TBD, who educated him while in Garima, for his more progressive beliefs.

At his 18th birthday, Desiderius joined the Royal Navy; however, after six months he joined the Royal Air Force with the hopes of becoming a pilot. Eventually, he qualified to fly helicopters, and returned to the Navy, where he served aboard the MR Ostracine and served as a rescue helicopter pilot. By 1986, Desiderius took command of the MR Saint-Philippe; left active service in 1991.

Marriage

Royal duties

Reign

After King Jordan IX appointed Adro III, Lord of Caeseti as Chancellor in 2009, Desiderius was among the first to publicly announce his disappointment that a ultranationalist was serving as head of the chancery. Court insiders reported that Caeseti's appointment caused a rift between Desiderius and his father, who some believed was suffering from rapidly declining health. By late 2010, the Royal Family announced that King Jordan IX's health was failing and no longer capable of fulfilling his constitutional duties. Desiderius was in line to be appointed regent before his father's eventual death in March 2011. He removed Caeseti from office in his first act as King.

Assassination attempt

Health concerns

Titles, styles, and honors

  • 22 February 1962 – 12 November 1975: His Royal Highness Prince Desiderius of Petra
  • 12 November 1975 – 3 March 2011: His Royal Highness The Prince of Petra
    • 12 November 1975 – 3 March 2011: His Royal Highness The Duke of Toron
  • 3 March 2011 – 22 May 2013: His Majesty The King

Honors

Foreign honors

Ancestry

See also

Desiderius I of Sydalon
Cadet branch of the House of Hauteville
Born: 22 February 1962 Died: 22 May 2013
Regnal titles
Preceded by
Jordan XI 		King of Sydalon
2011–2013 		Succeeded by
Melisende III
Sydalene royalty
Preceded by
The Prince Jordan
later became King Jordan IX 		Prince of Petra
1975–2013 		Succeeded by
The Princess Melisende
later became Queen Melisende III
Sydalene nobility
Preceded by
Jordan I 		Duke of Toron
1975–2013 		Succeeded by
Sebastian I, Duke of Toron
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