Monarchy of Sildavia

Queen Regnant of Sildavia
Incumbent
Maria I of Sildavia since 17 February 2020
Details
Style	Her Majesty
Heir apparent	Gabriela, Princess of Klöw
First monarch	Maria of Sildavia
Formation	17 February 2020
Residence	Kroppal Palace

The Queen was the monarch and head of state of the Kingdom of Sildavia. So far, all sovereigns have taken the name of the House of Sildavia. The last sovereign was Queen Maria. After the union between Sildavia and Borduria the Hergerian Monarchy was formed.

Powers of the Monarch

After the granting of the Sildavian Constitution of 2021, the Monarch of Sildavia acquired absolute powers within the kingdom, but with the advice of the Private Council of the Sildavian Sovereign.

Titles and Styles

Styles of the Royal Family

• His/Her Majesty (Queen/King)
• His/Her Royal Highness (Members of the Royal House)
• His/Her Serene Highness (Other family members)

King/Queen Regnant (Rei/Rainha Reinante)

Prince/ss of Klöw (Príncipe/Princesa de Klöw)

Prince/ss of Sildavia (Príncipe/Princesa da Sildávia)

In Borduria (Sildavian Imperial Dominion)

Main article: Monarchy in Borduria

• His/Her Imperial and Royal Majesty (Queen-Czarina/King-Czar)
• His/Her Imperial and Royal Highness (Members of the Royal House)

Queen-Czarina/King-Czar Regnant (Rainha-Czarina/Rei-Czar Reinante)

List of Monarchs

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Reign		Era Reign duration	House	Title
I	Maria I			17 February 2020	11 March 2023	First Marian era 4 years, 9 months, 2 days	House of Sildavia	Queen Regnant of Sildavia
				First Monarch of Sildavia, as well as the first female to ascend to the throne. She founded Sildavia as a principality, becoming a Sovereign Princess, and later elevated the country to a kingdom, which is considered to this day one of her great political achievements. She is also the founder of the House of Sildavia, the house that governs the homonymous country.

Timeline

Royal Titles

Prince of Klöw

Prince of Klöw (female: Princess of Klöw) is the title given to the heir and first in line of succession to the throne of Sildavia. The current Princess of Klöw is Princess Gabriela, Queen Maria's eldest maternal sister. The heir to the Sildavian throne, if first in the line of succession, whether male or female, is automatically referred to as Prince (Princess) of Klöw. However, if the reigning monarch wants to grant other titles to the heir, he will have to do so through a letter patent, and an investiture ceremony is the monarch's choice.

Prince of Sildavia

Prince of Sildavia (female: Princess of Sildavia), or Sildavian Prince is a title historically bestowed on members of the royal house of Sildavia, and is also sometimes attributed to the consort of the monarch of Sildavia, though this usually bears the title of Prince Consort. A prince of Sildavia usually has the "Royal Highness" style. Furthermore, the title can be transmitted by female lineage and not exclusively male as in other monarchies.

Former Titles

Sovereign Princess of Sildavia

Sovereign Princess of Sildavia was the title of the Sildavian monarch from the foundation in 2020 until 2021 when Sildavia was elevated from a principality to a kingdom. The Monarch despite being a prince was styled as "Your Majesty".

Armorial and Standards of the Royal Family

Armorial and Standarts (Outside Borduria)

Arms

Armorials
Coat of Arms of Her Majesty the Queen	Coat of Arms of Her Royal Highness the Princess of Klöw (Maternal Sister of the Queen)	Coat of Arms of Her Royal Highness the Countess of Koniktz (Mother of the Queen)	Coat of Arms of His Royal Highness, the Prince Gabriel, Duke of Koniktz (Maternal Brother of the Queen)

Standards

Armorials
Standard of Her Majesty the Queen	Standard of the Princes of Klöw	Standard of a Sildavian Prince (Other Members of the Royal House)

Armorial and Standarts (Within Borduria)

Arms

Armorials
Coat of Arms of Her Imperial and Royal Majesty the Queen-Czarina	Coat of Arms of Her Imperial and Royal Highness, Grand Duchess Gabriela, the Princess of Klöw (Maternal Sister of the Queen)	Coat of Arms of Her Imperial and Royal Highness,the Grand Duchess Sonia, Countess of Koniktz (Mother of the Queen-Czarina)	Coat of Arms of His Imperial and Royal Highness, the Grand Duke Gabriel, Duke of Koniktz (Maternal Brother of the Queen-Czarina)

Standards

Armorials
Standard of Her Imperial and Royal Majesty the Queen-Czarina	Standard of the Princes of Klöw (in Borduria)	Standard of a Bordurian Grand Duke (Other Members of the Royal House)

Nobiliarchic System

Main article: Sildavian Nobility

The noble titles are hereditary or not, depending on the concession of the sovereign. Having the style of:

• His/Her Ducal Serene Highness (Dukes)
• His/Her Grace (Dukes and Marquises)
• The Most Honorable (Marquises)
• The Right Honourable (Counts and Viscounts)
• The Honourable (Barons and Baronets)

Duke (Duque)

Marquis (Marquês)

Count (Conde)

Viscount (Visconde)

Baron (Barão)

Baronet (Baronete)

One of the characteristics of the nobility of Sildavia is the presence of the title of baronet.

Title in Bordúria

• His/Her Illustrious Highness (Count in Borduria)
• His/Her Lordship (Baron in Borduria)

Count in Borduria (Conde na Bordúria)

Baron in Borduria (Barão na Bordúria)

Royal Dukes

The "Royal Dukes" as they are called, are members of the royal family who do not belong to the royal house. They receive the title of Duke, and their descendants are made "Ducal Princes", and receive the style of Serene Highness. So far, two Royal Dukedoms have been created, that of Duke and Prince of Flaviano (granted to the Queen's paternal family, which did not receive royal status), and that of Duchess and Prince of Östervarstland (granted to the Queen's maternal grandmother).

Royal Duke (Duque Real)

Noble Prince (Príncipe Nobre)

Line of Succession to the Throne

• Her Majesty Maria, the Queen of Sildavia
• Her Royal Highness Gabriela, Princess of Klöw (maternal sister of the Queen, and presumptive heir to the throne)
• His Royal Highness Prince Gabriel, Duke of Koniktz (maternal brother of the Queen)