John I of Baustralia

Full name
	Jacob Patrick

John I
John I
	John I in No. 3C rig
King of Baustralia
Reign	20 June 2017 -
Heir presumptive	John, Prince of Kingston
Prime Ministers	John Timpson; Aidan McGrath; Nick Sullivan
Emperor of Ostreum
Reign	14 April 2018 - 28 December 2020
Tsar Emeritus of Kapreburg
Reign	24 July 2019 -
Tsar Regent	Jackson I
Emperor of Ovrestlia
Reign	21 April 2020 - 23 April 2020
Predecessor	Thomas Marios I
Successor	Alcibiades I; Thomas Marios I;
Co-monarchs	Aggelos I; Alcibiades I;
Born	7 June 2003 (age 18); Toronto, CAN
Full name
	Jacob Patrick
House	Caravaggio
Father	John, Prince of Kingston
Mother	Susan, Princess of Kingston
	Military career
Allegiance	Baustralia
Service/branch	His Royal Navy
Rank	Admiral of the Fleet
Service number	34883
Commands held	Baustralian Armed Forces
Battles/wars	Baustralian War

"John I" redirects here. For other monarchs with the same name, see John I (disambiguation).

John I (Jacob Patrick, born 7 June 2003) is King of Baustralia, the Colonies of the Baustralian Empire since 20 June 2017. He was also the Prince of Cumberland from 4 November 2017 until 10 February 2018 and once again from 9 March 2018 to 31 May 2018, when the Kingdom of Edstmae was dissolved. He also held the title of Emperor of Ostreum until December 2020.

He also holds the title of Tsar Emeritus of Kapreburg from 24 July 2019 after giving up the Dominion of Kapreburg, and the title of Crown Prince of Sayville in the Kingdom of Sayville. He held the title of Emperor of Ovrestlia from 21 April 2020 to 23 April 2020, co-reigning with Aggelos I and Alcibiades I, as well as Duke of Brighton in Ikonia.

Formerly King Jacob I, he was born in Toronto as the first child of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Kingston, and is being educated in the Ontario public school system. He is currently a cadet in the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets with the rank of Chief petty officer, 1st class, and serves without pay as an Admiral of the Fleet in His Royal Navy.

Personal life

Early life

John, born at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto on 7 June 2003, was the eldest child of John Caravaggio, and Susan Garsnell (later, Their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Kingston). Two years later, she bore Katelynn, Princess of Wabasso.

Though John grew up with his family being Catholic, he is Anglican. He was baptized on 22 April 2018, and confirmed on 20 January 2019 by the Right Reverend Charles Masters, alongside Sir John Timpson, and the 1st Marchioness Smith.

Programming

John is proficient in ten programming languages, and two markup languages, as he has been programming since he was 10. He knows HTML, PHP, CSS, Javascript, Visual Basic, BASIC, Microsoft C#, C++, Java, Batch, Markdown, and Wikitext. He has used these skills to form the crown corporation Dossier, which has programmed their website, and also manufactures military uniforms.

Pets

The late Stella, perched on the shoulder of King John I.

Fond of animals, John grew up with multiple cats, the most recent being George, estimated to be around 11 years old. He enjoys the company of Bailey, a Havenese dog, age 14. Stella, the second fancy rat he's owned, died around 6:00pm EST on 4 July 2020.^[1]

Music

A fan of country music, John plays acoustic guitar. Inspired by the likes of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Buck Owens, he started playing guitar at age six. At age fourteen, he drastically improved his skills as a guitar player, playing a worship song on Christmas for his church. For a point in his childhood, he experimented with a drumset, but never pursued this.

Also a fan of classic rock, exposed to by his father, he enjoys the music of Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, and Van Halen. His favourite song is Ring of Fire.

In terms of Christian music, while still liking the contemporary variety, he prefers traditional music such as gospel and hymns. His favourite Christian song is How Great Thou Art.

Military career

John serves as an Admiral of the Fleet, and ceremonially holds the equivalent ranks within the other forces. He is the titular head of the navy as Lord High Admiral, and Commander-in-Chief of the Baustralian Armed Forces as a whole.^[2]

John I in uniform at the 2018 cadet annual ceremonial review

John I in Baustralian naval uniform at Concord Palace

John, outside of his reign, is a Sea Cadet in Canada, holding the rank of Chief petty officer cadet, 1st class and the appointment of Coxswain. He previously held the appointments of master-at-arms, deputy coxswain, stores man, divisional petty officer, and boatswain's mate.^[2]

He has received the award for Best Junior Cadet at the Annual Ceremonial Review, two months after joining late. The next year, he won the Best Junior NCO award, as well as the Best Personal Drill award.

He has received the qualifications for CANSail1, and Standard First Aid and CPR C. He also received the cadet levels of Distinguished Marksman, and Excellence Fitness incentive. In July 2017, John attended the Basic Drill and Ceremonial course and in July 2018, he attended the Drill and Ceremonial Instructor course.

In addition to holding the cadet rank, he also is a Master Artisan of the Gradonian Armed Forces and a Major in the Gradonian Foreign Legion. He held the ranks of Captain-general of the Quebec Marines, Marshal of His Royal Air Force, a Captain general of His Royal Marines, a Captain in Their Royal Navy of Rmhoania, and a Vice admiral in His Majesty's Navy.^[2]

On 25 November 2019, he was appointed Commander of the Imperial Navy North American Command, and in December 2019, John I accepted an honourary commission as Admiral within the Molossian Navy after completing studies at Spyglass Hill.^[3]

Reign

His reign (the Jacobean era in Baustralian history) saw the Bill of Rights, Constitution and Justice Act (1 John 1 c. 1) being passed, which was repealed by the Repeal Act (2 John 1 c. 1) and replaced by the Constitution Act (c. 2). His reign also saw the Baustralian Conquest, which doubled the land of Baustralia, and also made himself four dominions, one of which used to be Baustralian land.

It also saw the 2019 Kapresh constitutional crisis where the vice president of Kapreburg, deputizing for the absent president in an attempt to cause Baustralia to fail, gave the Crown the Republic of Kapreburg. This was unconstitutional under the Kapresh constitution which made this an illegal annexation, starting a war with the government of the Republic of Kapreburg. The land was set to be returned after Parliament passed the Kapreburg Act (2 John 1 c. 13), and was returned officially on 24 April 2019.

Described by John as the most eventful year yet, his reign in 2020 saw the COVID-19 pandemic, the Baustralian Civil War, and the official end to the Baustralian War. Prior to the 2020 Baustralia general election, he saw the announcement of long-time friend and 1st Prime Minister, Sir John Timpson, that he will not be running for a fourth term as Prime Minister, before being defeated by one vote in the 2020 Conservative leadership election by Sir Nick Sullivan set about by Aidan McGrath, later declared a persona non-grata.

King John I has not yet been coronated, and the coronation was planned to take place by July 2020. This was abandoned due to the COVID-19 pandemic and is postponed until further notice^[4]. It has been speculated that the coronation will take place by July 2021. John I has granted assent to 192 Acts of Parliament, and is on his 5th year of reign.

Titles, styles, honours and arms

Titles, and styles

Main article: List of titles and honours of King John I of Baustralia

Standards and arms


Coat of arms as Prince of Cumberland (2017 – 2018)	Coat of arms as King of Edstmae (2017 – 2018)	Coat of arms as King of Baustralia

Honours

Ribbon bars worn by John I

Baustralian Empire: Royal Family Order of King John I; Royal Knight of the Order of the Gadus; Sovereign of the Order of the Baustralian Empire; Sovereign of the Order of Wangatangia; Sovereign of the Order of Ostreum; Sovereign of the Order of the Kingdom of Baustralia; Baustralian Medal of Advancement, all clasps; Baustralian Forces Decoration

International: Grand Cross Knight of the Order of Saint George
Baustralian Empire: Baustralian War Victory Medal, Conquest, La Câlin and Eureka clasps
League of Nations: League of Nations Medal for Mandatory York; League of Nations Medal for Fox Islands
Ikonia: Knight of the Order of the Blood

John used to be a Stranger Knight of the Order of the Diaconus, but due to many land claim disputes lost and regain the order. On 15 January 2019, the King of Ikonia was made aware that John believed that Ikonia's colony, Astrax unfairly claimed Fox Islands land, this dispute leads to John annexing all of Fox Islands, which resulted in him ultimately losing the Order. Almost two months later, on 2 March 2019, he was reinstated. On 4 April 2019, the news of the foundation of the Dominion of Kapreburg caused the King of Ikonia to revoke the Diaconus of John I once again.

Military Ranks

Baustralia	Admiral of the Fleet, 34883	His Royal Navy
	Field Marshal	Baustralian Army
	Marshal of His Royal Air Force	His Royal Air Force
Canada	Chief petty officer CADET, 1st class	Royal Canadian Sea Cadets
Gradonia	Master Artisan	Gradonian Marines
	Master Artisan	Gradonian Rangers
	Major	Gradonian Legion
Molossia	Admiral	Molossian Navy
Paloma	Admiral	Paloman People's Army Navy
Ranks in bold denote service ranks, rather than ceremonial ranks

Attire

These are the ceremonial dress uniforms worn by John I.

Baustralia
His Royal Navy
Admiral of the Fleet
Baustralian Army
Field Marshal
His Royal Air Force
Marshal of HRAF
Royal Baustralian Legion
Patron

Other
Paloma Navy
Admiral
Gradonian Marines
Master Artisan
Gradonian Rangers
Master Artisan
Gradonian Foreign Legion
Major
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets
Chief petty officer, 1st class

Ancestry

Ancestors of John I of Baustralia

8. Rocco of Peterborough

4. John of Peterborough

9. Maria of Peterborough

2. John of Kingston

10. Darcy Windsor

5. Catherine of Peterborough

11. Doris Windsor

1. John I

12. Robert Gosnell

6. Sir Robert of Trenton

13. Bridget Toms

3. Susan of Kingston

14. Ray Fleming

7. Lady Rita of Trenton

15. Nina Fleming

Notes

↑ Prime Ministers of Baustralia, for a list, see List of Prime Ministers of John I.

References

↑ Hankery Jenkinson, 1st Baron Jenkinson of Worthing. "Farewell to Stella". Baustralian News Network. Retrieved 20 November 2020.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 "His Majesty Admiral of the Fleet King John I". Baustralian Armed Forces. Retrieved 20 November 2020.
↑ "Naval Academy Graduates". Molossian Naval Academy. Retrieved 21 November 2020. ADMIRAL JOHN I King of Baustralia
↑ Hankery Jenkinson, 1st Baron Jenkinson of Worthing. "King returns to Concord; Coronation postponed". Baustralian News Network. Retrieved 17 November 2020.

Regnal titles
John I House of Caravaggio Born: 7 June 2003
New title	King of Baustralia, and of the Baustralian Realms 20 June 2017 – present	Incumbent Heir presumptive John, Duke of Kingston
	Emperor of Ostreum 14 April 2018 - 28 December 2020	Vacant Deimperialization of Ostreum
	King of Kapreburg 2 April 2019 - 24 April 2019	Vacant Demonarchization Title next held by Jackson I
Military offices
New title	Commander in Chief of the Baustralian Armed Forces 2 July 2017 - present	Incumbent Heir presumptive John, Duke of Kingston
Recreated Title last held by Sir John Timpson	Lord High Admiral 12 March 2018 - present	Incumbent
New title	Chief of the Naval Operations of the Naval Service of the Quebec Republic 24 January 2019 - 10 April 2019	Vacant
New title	Chief of the Naval Staff of Kapreburg 26 July 2019 - present	Incumbent
	Chief of the General Staff of Kapreburg 26 July 2019 - present
	Chief of the Air Staff of the Kapreburg 26 July 2019 - present
Preceded by Vice Admiral Sir Nick F.	Commander of the Imperial Navy North American Command	Imperial Navy dissolved by Act of Parliament
Heraldic offices
New title	King of Arms 10 March 2018 - 14 December 2018	Succeeded by Duke of Northumbria
Political offices
New title	Marshal of the League of Nations 19 December 2018 - present	Incumbent
Order of precedence
First	Orders of precedence of the Baustralian Empire	Succeeded by Katelynn

[1] Prime Ministers of Baustralia, for a list, see List of Prime Ministers of John I.

[2] Hankery Jenkinson, 1st Baron Jenkinson of Worthing. "Farewell to Stella". Baustralian News Network. Retrieved 20 November 2020.

[baf-3] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 "His Majesty Admiral of the Fleet King John I". Baustralian Armed Forces. Retrieved 20 November 2020.

[4] "Naval Academy Graduates". Molossian Naval Academy. Retrieved 21 November 2020. ADMIRAL JOHN I King of Baustralia

[coronation-5] Hankery Jenkinson, 1st Baron Jenkinson of Worthing. "King returns to Concord; Coronation postponed". Baustralian News Network. Retrieved 17 November 2020.

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