Hassan III, Sultan of Harram
Hassan III | |||||
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Prince of Ebenthal | |||||
Sultan of Harram | |||||
Reign | 2 June 2021 – 8 August 2021 | ||||
Predecessor | Omar V | ||||
Sucessor | Hassan IV | ||||
2nd reign | 4 August 2022 – present | ||||
Predecessor | Hassan IV | ||||
Born | 15 July 2002 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | ||||
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House | Bruyn | ||||
Father | João da Silva Brandão | ||||
Mother | Princess Carla of Ebenthal | ||||
Religion | Catholicism |
Ebenthaler royal family |
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Extended royal family HLH Prince Marius George
HRH Prince Maurice
HLH Prince Mauro
HRH Princess Neide
HRH Princess Luzia
HRH Princess Fatma
HRH Princess Sandra
HRH Princess Heloise
Descendants of HE Henrique, 3rd Baron of Roches:
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Hassan III, also known as Prince John of Ebenthal, (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 15 July 2002) is a Prince of Ebenthal and the eigth Sultan of Harram, having assuming the throne through a coup d'état staged by foreign powers in 2 June 2021. Nonetheless, his first reign was brief, as in 8 August that same year he was deposed by the very powers who enthroned him in favor of a new sultan, Hassan IV, who, in turn, eventually disinterested, abdicated the throne after nearly a year, returning it to Hassan III in 4 August 2022.
Through his mother's side, John is a House of Bruyn. When his cousin Arthur van der Bruyn rose to the throne of Ebenthal in late 2019, John was created a Prince of Ebenthal along with other members of his dynasty. In 1 June 2021 the King of Ebenthal and the Emperor of Karnia-Ruthenia staged a coup d'état deposing Sultan Omar V and the House of Harram from the lasting-inactive Harranian throne. As they needed a new monarch to take over Harram in order to resurrect the country's political activity, King Arthur II suggested his cousin, Prince John. Emperor Oscar I and Prince John agreed, and he was christened Sultan of Harram adopting the regnal name of Hassan III, starrying in the micronationalism and groomed by his Steward.
However, nable to keep his support without foreign aid, John, now attending as Hassan, was dethroned from Harranian throne and succeeded by Hassan IV, of the House of al-Fradiq, which ruled the Emirate of Takia. He left for Ebenthal, assuming once more his princely title. Nevertheless, after almost exactly one year, Hassan IV, who had replaced John on the Harranian throne by the deed of the very same people who empowered them both, abdicated the throne, which was then returned to Hassan III with the blessing from his cousin and the Karno-Ruthenian monarch.
Titles, styles and honours
Styles of Hassan III | |
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Reference style | His Majesty |
Spoken style | Your Majesty |
Alternative style | Sire |
Titles ans styles
- 29 December 2019 – 2 June 2021: His Royal Highness Prince John of Ebenthal
- 2 June 2021 – 8 August 2021: His Majesty The Sultan of Harram
- 8 August 2021 – 4 August 2022: His Royal Highness Prince John of Ebenthal
- 4 August 2022 – present: His Majesty The Sultan of Harram[a]
As Sultan of Harram his full style and title is:
By Grace of Allah, His Majesty Hassan III, Sultan and Shah of Harram, King of the Maronites of the West, Bearer of the Star of David, of the Crescent Moon and of the Holy Cross of Christ.
Honours
National honours
- Grand Master of the Order of Hassan the Great
- Grand Master of the Order of Eastern Star.
Foreign honours
- Ebenthal: Knight of the Order of the Cross of Saint James
- Ebenthal: Knight of the Order of the Crancelin
- New Southern Rhine: Knight of the Order of the Katarinensisch Crown
Notes
- ↑ After Harram was annexed by Ebenthal, the Ebenthaler government allowed Hassan III to retain the style of "Majesty" and the title of "Sultan", although his eventual successors would assume the style of "Highness" and the title of "Prince of Harram".
References
Hassan III, Sultan of Harram Born: 15 July 2002
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Royal titles | ||
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Preceded by Omar V |
Sultan of Harram 2 June 2021 – 8 August 2021 |
Succeeded by Hassan IV |
Preceded by Hassan IV |
Sultan of Harram 4 August 2022 – present |
Succeeded by incumbent |