Nominal and Dynastic Titles in Imvrassia

Through the long-standing influence of Greek and Roman history on the various titles used by Imvrassia, both in administration and in the offices and titles of its citizens and members of the reigning house, yet another category of nominal and dynastic titles has been created . The nominal titles have to do with the creation of kingdoms, the names of which come from Greek and Roman history and refer to areas that are considered possessions of the reigning house. The dynastic titles are linked to the areas that cover the kingdoms and are attributed to members of the reigning house, wanting in this way the Crown to highlight the importance of them.

Nominal Titles

On 1 July 2022 Emperor Aggelos on the occasion of the completion of 7 years of his reign issued the Chrysobull of the Kingdoms, wanting to emphasize the pre-arhaic, arhaic and classical Greek historical background of the State and proceeded to the nominal re-establishment of the kingdoms of Ionisia and Argadia. The said kingdoms took their names from the ancient tribe of the Ionians and a division of them the Argadeis and they took under their nominal authority certain provinces, without however had theirs institutions, special privileges, or autonomy. The Kingdom of Ionisia claim (nominal) an area of land on which the original kingdom didn't and the Kingdom of Argadia claim is on the same land that the Province of Argadia is extend with the addition of one more Province.
On 27 February 2023 Emperor Aggelos issued a new Chrysobull of the Kingdoms, wanting the Crown to emphasize the pre-archaic - archaic - classical Greek and Roman historical background of the State and proceeded to the nominal establishment of the kingdoms of Thracia and Rhomanisia. The said kingdoms took their names from the area of origin of the Vatazides and from a compound word with reference to Rome and to the Land of Romans and by extension to the name of Rhomania . The Kingdom of Thracia includes the province of Odrysia, without any special privilege or autonomy. The Kingdom of Rhomanisia includes the kingdoms of Ionisia, Argadia and Thracia, as they are possessions of the House of the Vatazides and are considered the central territories of the State.
On 25 November 2023 Emperor Aggelos issued a new Chrysobull and re-organized the nominal Kingdom of Argadia in which he granted new provinces and at the same time removed the old ones. On the same day, the Privy Council decided to abolish the dynastic title of the Emperor, on the grounds that his official and simple titles cover the highest authority within the state and he has no need for any special title. On 14 February 2024 with Chrysobull it was decided to transform the dynastic title of the Hegemon of Argadia into a monarchical one, and the provinces that belonged to the nominal kingdom of Argadia were granted as the Hegemony of Argadia to Co-Empress Aikaterini.

Name	Subdivisions	Associated title	Τitle holder
Nominal Kingdoms of Imvrassia
Kingdom of Ionisia	2 Provinces	Hegemon of Ionisia	Co-Emperor Stmatios
Kingdom of Thracia	1 Province	Hegemon of Thracia	Caesar Stamatios

Dynastic Titles

On 8 November 2021 on the occasion of the name day of the Emperor Aggelos, the co-Emperor Stamatios and Caesar Stamatios, an Imperial decree issued and it was decided that the Heir to the Throne may have an substantive title with the rank of Despotes, which is the highest title an individual in Imvrassia can hold and is connected with a Province. According to this decision, the Heir to the Throne acquires the responsibility in a Province due to his secondary title. Since that day the title of the Despotes of Odrysia was awarded to Caesar Stamatios.
From 1 January 2022 Caesar Stamatios was awarded a new substantive title, that of the Despotes of Orfalia .
With a Chrysobull on 25 December 2022, the Crown created and awarded the title of Sebastokrator of Ionisia to Co-Emperor Stamatios, while Co-Empress Aikaterini was awarded the title of Sebastokrateira of Argadia.
On 27 February 2023 Emperor Aggelos issued a new Chrysobull of the Kingdoms and two new dynastic titles were created. The first was the Sebastokrator of Thracia and the second title was the Great King in Rhomanisia, with the second occupied by the Emperor himself. The title which created by the Emperor to cover all the dynastic territories, has a Hellenistic origin and use and is translated as Megas Basileus, as in the sub-dynastic titles the holder may be a Basileus or a Basilissa in his/her own right and thus the highest title held by an Emperor should be distinguished from the others.
On 16 April 2023 Emperor Aggelos issued a new Chrysobull and change the dynastic titles of Sebastokrator to that of Hegemon (from Ancient Greek ἡγεμών - hēgemṓn, “a leader”, from ἡγέομαι - hēgéomai, “to lead”), as it is etymologically closer to the nominal jurisdiction of the title holders. Also with the same Chrysobull Caesar Stamatios was awarded the title of Hegemon of Thracia while his previous titles were abolished. On 25 November 2023 the Privy Council decided to abolish the dynastic title of the Emperor, on the grounds that his official and simple titles cover the highest authority within the state and he has no need for any special title.
On 14 February 2024 with Chrysobull it was decided to transform the dynastic title of the Hegemon of Argadia into a monarchical one, and the provinces that belonged to the nominal kingdom of Argadia were granted as the Hegemony of Argadia to Co-Empress Aikaterini. With this act the title acquired a personal character in terms of the sovereignty and exercise of power by the co-Empress Aikaterini and is not linked to a specific area but to the totality of the areas Her Majesty exercises control over.

Title	Day of creation	Associated area	Τitle holder
Dynastic Titles of Imvrassia
Hegemon of Ionisia	25 December 2022	Kingdom of Ionisia	Co-Emperor Stamatios
Hegemon of Thracia	27 February 2023	Kingdom of Thracia	Caesar Stamatios