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...united [[Lyncanestria|Empire]] following the [[Lyncanestrian League (1858)|Lyncanestrian League]]'s victories in their war for independence from Vannois who sought ...ules for life, or until deemed incapacitated. For most of its history, the Lyncanestrian monarchy has been held by the [[House of Villeneuve|Villeneuve House]] of [

...cutive}} {{wp|Political institution|institution}} in [[Lyncanestria]]. The Lyncanestrian monarchy is comprised of the reigning monarch, his family, and the {{wp|Roy ...in non-partisan. The monarch is, by tradition, commander-in-chief of the [[Lyncanestrian Armed Forces]] although in times of war the monarch leaves such issues to t

{{Infobox royalty {{Lyncanestrian monarchs}}

{{Infobox royalty {{Lyncanestrian Imperial Family}}

{{Infobox royalty {{Lyncanestrian Imperial Family}}

{{Infobox royalty {{Lyncanestrian Imperial Family}}

{{Infobox royalty | religion = {{wpl|Roman Catholic Church|Fabrian Catholic}}<br>[[Lyncanestrian Reformed Church]] (''formerly'')

{{Infobox royalty In 1868, negotiations began between Lyncanestrian and Ghantish officials as to a marriage between the newly-proclaimed [[Phil

{{Infobox royalty ...onfirmed by both her father's household and the [[Monarchy of Lyncanestria|Lyncanestrian Imperial Household]] later that month. Her relationship with Guillaume ende

{{Infobox royalty ...ne royal family]], and [[Ghant|Ghantish]], [[Lyncanestrian Imperial Family|Lyncanestrian]] and [[Monarchy of Vannois|Vannoisian]] imperial lines. However, Diana was

{{Infobox royalty ...who he previously had relationships with, including [[Cécile Palèmier]], a Lyncanestrian noblewoman he met during his Belisarian tour, Madeline of Mauchatel, who he