Ferdinand II of Hulstria & I of Sisula & Trigunia

His Imperial and Most Illustrious Lutheran Majesty, Ferdinand II, Defender of the Faith, by the Grace of God, Emperor of Hulstria, His Royal Northern Highness Great Prince of Trigunia, His Royal Highness Grand Duke of Sisula, His Royal Majesty King of Pulond (b.Febuary 18th, 2870, Schloss Fliederbrunn, Kien, Hulstria) is the reigning Emperor of Hulstria, Great Prince of Trigunia, and Grand Duke of Sisula. Ferdinand II is he first son and child of Maximilian VII of Hulstria, and Idda, Countess of Savonia. Kaiser Ferdinand is the eldest out of three kids and is the older brother to Archduke Leopold and Archduchess Charlotte of Hulstria; he is also the brother-in-law of Princess Lucinda of Drania and Matvei, Count of Lensk, his siblings's respective consorts. Ferdinand's paternal grandparents are Klaus Gustav IV of Hulstria and Janne II of Vorona and maternal grandparents are Osmund III of Valonen and Amanda, Duchess Øivine. Ferdinand's paternal great grand-parents were Godric II of Hulstria and Roberta Lusk and his maternal great grad-parents were Konrad I of Vorona and Cecilia Gorsky. Ferdinand II is also cousins of George III of Luthori, Valdemar II, pretender to the throne of the Vorona Archduchy, and Constantine I of Tukarali. Ferdinand II currently married to Princess Harriet of Talmoria and has two issues; Archduke Rainer, Crown Prince of Hulstria, Hereditary Prince of Tirgith, born in 2912 and Archduke Heinrich, born in 2913.

Ferdinand II ascended to the throne following his father's abdication due to illness in 2906; he assumed the throne at a rather young age at 36. As Emperor and Great Prince, Ferdinand saw through the reinstatement of the Hulstro-Trigunian personal union, and several domestic reforms. Ferdinand's early years saw the Imperial Court grow closer to the International Monarchist League and to other reigning monarchies on the continent of Dovani, mainly the House of Santiago in Drania. In Greater Hulstria, the nobility saw an increase of representation in the Imperial Diet with the likes of Isolde von Smaragdwald and Hieronymus von Büren gaining power as well as a Christian democratic Staatsminister-ship. In Trigunia the "Mashkov Reforms" led by R.D. Mashkov, 1st Duke of Petrovgrad, the leader of the Trigunian monarchist bloc, helped the Great Princedom regain its economic and political standing on the continent of Keris.

Early Life & Education
His Imperial Majesty Archduke Ferdinand William Franz-Karl of the House of Rothingren-Traugott was born on Febuary 18th, 2870, at the Imperial Fliederbrunn Palace, to Maximilian, Crown Prince of Hulstria and Idda, Countess of Savonia. Archduke Ferdinand became the first child of the imperial couple and was quickly joined by a younger brother, Archduke Leopold, a year later in 2871, making Ferdinand the eldest child in the family. Archduke Ferdinand's paternal grandparents were Klaus Gustav IV and Janne II of Vorona, and maternal grandparents were Osmund III of Valonen and Amanda, Marquise of Øivine. Archduke Ferdinand during his young childhood years was very closely watched by his father and resided mainly at Fliederbrunn Palace though did during certain seasons reside at Phönixstein Castle and Korlburg Palace. His paternal grandmother, Janne II of Vorona, watched over the young Archduke as well. Archduke Ferdinand began his school career when he was six years old and was privately tutored until he was 10 years old when he enrolled in the Kiennese Boarding School Kien, close to Fliederbrunn, as his father Maximilian requested. The young Archduke was considered to be very active though at times could be very shy when he came across new people; Ferdinand eventually grew out of the latter. As a child he idolized the Hulstrian Monarchy and past Emperors, like Ferdinand I and and Alexander I. At the age of 12 Archduke Ferdinand took his first foreign trip to Fort William, the capital of Luthori, a monarch under the Orange-Villayn branch of the Rothingrens. In 2888, at the age of 18, Archduke Ferdinand enrolled at Rainer University in Veilchen, Hilgar, and took up the study of political science, international affairs, and public policy & administration. The Archduke also took up some sports offered by the University, notably cross country and track. Ferdinand excelled particularly in political science and Terran world history. Archduke Ferdinand also did very well in in the sport of cross country skiing and took part in many skiing competitions, both in Greater Hulstria and aboard; he did so well that during his sophomore year at Rainer University, he was the captain of his cross country skiing team and led his team to victory in the 2890 Northern Barrier Range Biathlon. In 2889, Archduke Ferdinand met with the Emperor of Talmoria, George VI, during the Talmori monarch's State Visit to Greater Hulstria; Ferdinand also met his daughter, Princess Harriet, who was too his age at the time. Ferdinand actually toured Harriet through Fliederbrunn Palace and danced with each other during the state dinner that was held. The two developed a long-range relationship following the State Visit specifically due to Ferdinands and Harriets respective schooling. Princess Harriet even attempted to get transfer to Rainer University to be with the Archduke but was unable to.

Crown Prince of Hulstria
Archduke Ferdinand in early 2892 was still attending Rainer University in Veilchen and had planned to graduate the following year to pursue a career in the Imperial Navy, following in the footsteps of his paternal great grandfather, Godric II of Hulstria. Ferdinand enjoyed the student life during his time at Rainer and as noted took part in many activities, becoming a very well known figure in the campus community; the young Archduke also was able to put significant amount of time in his schooling due to his place in the Hulstrian Monarchy. While then Ferdinand was 2nd in line to the Hulstrian throne, many royal responsibilities were often given to his father, Crown Prince Maximilian, the then heir to the throne in Greater Hulstria. However in May of 2892 Archduke Ferdinand would presented a new wave of duties and engagements; Klaus Gustav IV of Hulstria, Archduke Ferdinand's paternal grandfather, passed away in late May following a long year of problems with his heart; Klaus Gustav IV was 89 years old and reigned for over 36 years under a unique times in Hulstrian history. On per with the Imperial Writ of the Regulation of the Hulstrian Imperial Throne, Ferdinand's father ascended to the throne as Maximilian VII of Hulstria and subsequently Archduke Ferdinand became the new Crown Prince of Hulstria. Ferdinand was hit hard by the death because he was close to his paternal grandfather; the two especially became close in Ferdinand's late teen years when he started to take up in activities on behalf of the Monarchy and Ferdinand often confided in the Emperor of Hulstria, considering him an "adviser" of sorts on matters concerning life. Following the large funeral held for Klaus Gustav IV, now Crown Prince Ferdinand took about a month off from schooling at Rainer University, and returned back to normal scheduling in the summer of 2892. Two years later in 2894 Crown Prince Ferdinand finished his schooling from Rainer University with high honors, graduating in the top five of his graduating class.

Military Career
Shortly following his graduation, and after some time to himself to perform imperial duties including catching up with Princess Harriet, Crown Prince Ferdinand enrolled into the Hulstrian Imperial Navy at the Heinrich I Imperial Navy Academy, following in the steps of his paternal great grandfather, Godric II of Hulstria, who went onto become the Commander of the Imperial Submarine Fleet. A year later Crown Prince Ferdinand completed his naval officer's training and was commissioned as an Lieutenant on board the HIMS Imperial Ark in the winter 2895. Ferdinand would serve on the Imperial Ark for the next year, taking part in several military exercises and travels around Terra; in fact, the HIMS Imperial Ark was one of the first Hulstrian ships to tour the newly acquired southern Caltropic territories and docked at one of the ports in the Gulf of Histap for a period of two days before leaving back to mainland Hulstria. In 2898 Ferdinand was promoted to the rank of Commander and was given command of the Imperial Marine Strike Fighter Squadron on board the HIMS Heinrich II. At the time of his promotion, the Imperial Navy began construction on a new generation of strike fighters and a portion of these new fighters were given to Ferdinand's squadron; as a result, Ferdinand did periodic training exercises to test out of the efficency and effectiveness of these new fighters. His dedication and work effort went over well with the leadership of the Imperial Navy; the Crown Prince was soon promoted and commissioned as an Admiral in 2900. Ferdinand was also given the title of the Chief of the Imperial Navy Aviation Squadron by his father, Emperor Maximilian VII of Hulstria. Not only was he given command over the Imperial Navy Aviation Squadron, as Admiral he was given command of several other naval ships as well. Ferdinand as Admiral was noted to have taken several international trips and tours with his ships as well as doing regular military exercises. Admiral Ferdinand would serve the Imperial Navy well until his departure four years later.

Marriage to Princess Harriet of Talmoria
In early 2903, about four years following his promotion to Admiral in the Imperial Hulstrian Navy, Crown Prince Ferdinand decided to take a leave from the military following more than a decade of continuous service. The Hulstrian Imperial Family, as well as the citizenry, applauded Ferdinand's service to his country, and many believe he truly earned his position within the imperial ranks. Ferdinand's load of responsibilities, such as representing the Monarchy and commanding the Imperial Navy. also gained respect from the citizens and Ferdinand when he arrived in Kien for his homecoming celebration, thousands crowded the streets to greet the Hulstrian heir. Many saw his full entrance back into the Monarchy also as a chance not only to become closer to the people and closer to his job to represent the Monarchy, both domestically and internationally, but to finally tie the knot with long-time girlfriend, Princess Harriet of Talmoria, whom originally met back in the late 2980s when Harriet's father, George VI, Emperor of Talmoria, was received in Greater Hulstria by the Emperor at the time, Klaus Gustav IV of Hulstria. The two ever since the State Visit became involved in a relationship, often times long-distance, due to their respective schooling and military careers. Ferdinand went onto enroll in Rainer University while Harriet enrolled in the University of Iral and both went into the navy after their education. Harriet left the navy after nearly a decade of serve two years prior to Ferdinand's leave but did not seek to involve herself in another relationship, sticking to the Hulstrian Crown Prince. Ferdinand as well remained truthful to Harriet by not engaging in any other relations either. Finally in 2903 Ferdinand, Crown Prince of Hulstria, proposed to Princess Harriet and she accepted; Maximilian VII and George VI, their respective parents, gave consent and full support behind the marriage. The wedding ceremony was then set for the fall of 2903.

The attendee list for the wedding was needless to say very profile. Several foreign Monarchs and Heads of State attended the wedding of the Hulstrian heir and the Talmori Princess held at the Hulstrian National Cathedral in Kien. George III of Luthori, Osmund III of Valonen, George VI of Talmoria, Adela I of Vorona, and Aljendro I of Drania were some of the notable mentions during the wedding; George VI of course being the father of Harriet was expected already to attend. Osmund III, the Grand Duke of Valonen, originally thought he couldn't make it due to his old age but managed and personally attened; Osmund III of course is the maternal grand-father of Crown Prnce Ferdinand. Maximilian VII and George II, both descendants of Heinrich I, were sitted together at the very front row during the ceremony, as were their wifes. Following the wedding ceremony, Ferdinand and Harriet were cheered and welcomed by the crowd outside the Hulstrian National Cathedral as they walked out to their limousine; along the way to the limousine, Ferdinand and Harriet accepted numerous flowers and wreaths. The two then entered the car and were transported to Fliederbrunn Palace where a large celebration ensued. At the conclusion of the wedding, the Hulstrian Imperial Family, as well as the new royal couple, and the guests went on the balcony of Fliederbrunn to watch a fireworks show, as well as thousands of citizens on ground level.

Trigunia Restoration


Shortly following the marriage of Crown Prince Ferdinand and Princess Harriet, new developments were taking place in the Keris nation of Trigunia, a nation that which was once in personal union under Heinrich I of Hulstria during his reign. However, since it was abolished by communist radicals in the late 2600s, the Emperors of Hulstria then have been "pretenders to the throne" of Trigunia while still retaining their claim and their title of Great Prince of Trigunia. Since the late 2600 abolishment, Trigunia went under several different communist and dictator governments; before 2904, Trigunia was under a corrupt government where slavery was legal. However, at the turn of 28th century, the citizens of Trigunia did not put their support being the tainted regime, rather they put their support being a rising political party known as the Federalist Party of Trigunia; the Federalist Party of Trigunia was a monarchist party that supported bringing back the Rothingren-Traugotts as well as reforming the system of government within the nation and returning economic growth. Led by R.D. Mashkov, the Federalist Party was able to successfully gain mass support of the population and by 2903 was in complete power of the legislature, kicking out the corrupt institutions. Once in power, the Federalists moved towards restoring the Monarchy, and formally introduced legislation to do so in the winter of 2903, only a few months after Ferdinand's wedding; the motion passed with overwhelming support and for the first time in over 200 years, Greater Hulstria and Trigunia were to be in personal union. Klaus Gustav IV of Hulstria, Ferdinand's paternal grandfather, attempted to try to restore the throne but was unsuccessful, deciding to drop the issue at least during his reign, focusing on building upon thrones he already held. However, Maximilian was more successful in his efforts, and actually saw through the restoration; following the restoration vote, Maximilian VII traveled to the Bear's Den where he formally sat on the throne of the Great Princedom of Trigunia; the now Great Prince also met with R.D. Mashkov, the Viceroy of Trigunia, the elected representative of the Monarchy. Trigunia, while now a Monarchy, adopted a similar structure to that of Greater Hulstria with a Governor-General System yet here they had a Viceroy rather than a Governor-General; Maximilian was noted to be in full support in this structure of government for the newly restored Great Princedom. Ferdinand, who also held the title of Hereditary Prince of Tirgith, also traveled with his father during that visit, and was named as the official representative of the monarchy concerning Trigunian affairs, and when his father was absent, Ferdinand acted in his place. With this now in play, Ferdinand frequently traveled between Fliederbrunn and the Bear's Den, as well as conducting imperial activities and responsibilities within both nations.

Father's Abdication
Shortly following the restoration of the Trigunian monarchy, Ferdinand's father began to fall a tad ill. At first, the imperial family, including Maximilian VII himself, did not worry too much as Maximilian was very healthy and prior to this did not experience any severity with his health.

Emperor of Hulstria
Since Maximilian VII, Ferdinand's father, abdicated in June of 2906, the Crown Prince had to wait six months until his formal coronation as the Emperor of Hulstria due to the abdication policy of the Imperial Writ on the Hulstrian Throne. Ferdinand couldn't also be coronated as the Great Prince of Trigunia because of this as well. In this six month period, Fliederbrunn Palace was given time to prepare for the entrance of a new Emperor of Hulstria as too the population; Hulstrians were saddened on Ferdinand's father condition and many saw this six month period as a sort of mourning period for the beloved Maximilian VII as citizens held large vigils outside Fliederbrunn. The Imperial Diet as well was closed down with voting sessions limited to budgets and territory re-organization resolutions; Governor-General Isolde von Smaragdwald ordered flags be flown half staff at all major public buildings for the entirety of that period. Despite the mourning and the sense of loss, the Monarchy was still sound; Maximilian left a healthy and able-bodied House of Rothingren-Traugott for Ferdinand with the expansion of the Empire and new relations with other imperial families.

Finally in November 2906, Ferdinand was coronated as the new Emperor of Hulstria, at the Hulstrian National Cathedral. Several of the same people who attended the wedding Ferdinand and Harriet attended the large coronation and the celebrations following it. Ferdinand was crowned and recieved the title of "His Imperial and Most Illustrious Lutheran Majesty, Ferdinand II, Defender of the Faith, by the Grace of God, Emperor of Hulstria". The new Emperor's regnal name came from Ferdinand I of Hulstria, whom Ferdinand II himself is a direct descendant, the Rothingren-Traugott Emperor following the restoration of the Hulstrian Monarchy in 2551 after the Congress of Kien.

Domestically, Ferdinand II came to the throne during a time where politically the Hulstrian electorate was split on their preference for a political party. The Faschistische Gewalt-Partei, a conservative monarchist party, was enjoying a streak of plurality in the Imperial Diet however big government parties like the Knights Illuminate and the federalist Christliche Liberalen Allianz were enjoying sizeable representations as well. Despite the electorate's split, Greater Hulstria was stable politically. Economically, the nation was going through a period of growth; following a massive spending increase to the budget, GDP rose to over 14 trillion crowns, and trade as well increased. Another boost the economy was the re-location of the Seko-Cola Company, Terra's largest soft-drink company, to Veilchen, Hilgar; Ferdinand II himself attended the opening ceremony. Concerning the House of Rothingren-Traugott, the family was doing good, and Ferdinand II undertook efforts to expand relations with other royal families around Terra; like his father, Kaiser Ferdinand made sure relations with the House of Hemmingway remained sustainable, and that the Rothingrens extended it's hand of friendship to isolationist Houses. Internationally, Greater Hulstria enjoyed freedom from conflict but close ally Luthori was under republicanist threat from Mordusia, a nation in personal union with them. Unlike the Beiteynu-Luthori War, Luthori and Mordusia did not engage in military conflict, rather they decided to hold a conference to settle their differences, which lasted for several years. Greater Hulstria, while not involved in the conflict, sent a delegate to that conference as an observer from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then under Arnold Chamberlain; he event ended in the early years of the decade of 2910 without a war. However, while Ferdinand's cousin achieved success in Mordusia, George III was ousted from his throne in Alduria as it was taken over by communist separatists.

In February 2912 Kaiser Ferdinand II and consort Princess Harriet gave birth to their first son, His Imperial Majesty Archduke Rainer of Hulstria; since the imperial couple did not have a child prior from assuming the throne, Rainer was immediately given the title of "Crown Prince of Hulstria", and was declared the new heir apparent. Ferdinand's younger brother, Archduke Leopold of Hulstria, until Rainer's birth, was the heir presumptive to the Hulstrian and Trigunian thrones, and as a result did have the title of Crown Prince for some time (about six years). Since Leopold was only the presumptive heir, any birth from the Emperor and Empress would've changed his position in the line of succession to the Hulstrian throne which Rainer's birth did. Leopold in fact was one of the first people to come visit Ferdinand II and Harriet following the birth of their first child. Rainer, Crown Prince of Hulstria, was named after Rainer IV of Hulstria, the Emperor of Hulstria on the Hulstrian side during the period of the "Dual Monarchy of Hulstria & Gao-Soto". Two years later in 2914, Emperor Ferdinand and Empress Harriet welcomed their second child, Archduke Heinrich, named after Heinrich II. Ferdinand II, shortly following the birth of his second son, attended the opening ceremony of a new sea port built in the Eastern Territories of which was built by the "Hulstrian Spending & Investment Act" back when he assumed the Hulstrian throne. The Kaiser was honored with a special plaque commemorating the new sea port, while it was only one of the several planned mega-ports in the Eastern Territories, and was given the privledge of welcoming the first trading vessel onto the port.

Great Prince of Trigunia
Ferdinand was then formally coronated as the Great Prince of Trigunia as "His Royal Northern Highness, Ferdinand I, Great Prince of Trigunia". Ferdinand ascended as Great Prince when Trigunia was ungoing a massive cultural and economic change; since the Rothingren restoration in 2903, the government led by Viceroy R.D. Mashkov, Trigunia operated under the "Mashkov Reforms". Since Ferdinand, when he was Crown Prince, acted as the representative of Maximilian VII in the Great Princedom, Ferdinand when he became Great Prince was already closely connected with the population of Trigunia, and with the government. In fact, one of his first acts as Great Prince was to enoble R.D. Mashkov, the leader of the Federalists and the Trigunian monarchist bloc in the legislature; R.D. Mashkov was given the hereditary title of the "Duke of Narodnyĭgrad". The Great Prince often times looked to his consort, Princess Harriet of Talmoria, and younger brother, Archduke Leopold, to act in his place in the Great Princedom when he was attending imperial duties in Greater Hulstria. The early years of Ferdinand's reign in Trigunia was marked by the close connection between the Trigunian Royal Court and the domestic government, especially under the Viceroy reign of R.D. Mashkov; as noted Mashkov was the ring-leader of many reforms, including the monarchy restoration, and as a result became a popular figure both in the circles of the court and the citizenry. While Ferdinand opted to remain apolitical in Trigunia, like Hulstria, he did develop a close yet formal friendship with Mashkov but never expressed bias for him in the political arena. Advances in technology, education, and sciences also marked the early days of the newly restored Great Princedom. Politically speaking, domestically Trigunia during the first decade of Ferdinand’s reign was dominated by Mashkov’s Federalist Party and the Trigunian Nationalist Party with both opting to join a coalition government; both parties were noted to have members of the Trigunian nobility. The Trigunian nobility grew after the coronation of Ferdinand, thanks to the reforms again done by R.D. Mashkov; the increased royalist activity prompted the exiled nobles to take part in government again since they were exiled by the various communist governments before 2903.

Ancestry
Not noted on this list, Ferdinand II also descended from many notable foreign monarchs including; Leopold II of Central Macon, Josephine I of Luthori, Thorssen I of Kazulia, Ladislav I of Deltaria, Louis III of Solentia, Valdemar I of Vorona, Fridrich XII of Zardugal, Charles I of Rildanor, and Edward II of Pontesi.

Issue

 * Archduke Rainer, Crown Prince of Hulstria, Hereditary Prince of Tirgith (b.2912)
 * Archduke Heinrich of Hulstria, Prince of Tirgith (b.2914)
 * Archduke Maximilian of Hulstria, Prince of Tirgith (b.2916)

Name Origins
The official origins of Archduke Ferdinand's given name;


 * Ferdinand - After Ferdinand I of Hulstria
 * William - After William IV of Luthori
 * Franz - After Franz VI of Hulstria
 * Karl - After Karl, Crown Prince of Hulstria

Titles & Styles
Alduria:
 * Titles
 * Prince-Royal of Alduria (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Styles
 * His Imperial Highness ((Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Primary form of address
 * His Imperial Highness Ferdinand, Prince-Royal of Luthori (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)

The Imperial Crownlands of Greater Hulstria:
 * Titles
 * Archduke of Hulstria (Febuary 18 2870 – 1 November 2906)
 * Crown Prince of Hulstria (May 24 2870 – 1 November 2906)
 * Emperor of Hulstria (1 November 2906 – Present)
 * Styles
 * His Imperial Majesty (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Primary form of address
 * His Imperial Majesty Ferdinand, Archduke of Hulstria (Febuary 18 2870 – 1 November 2906)
 * His Imperial Majesty Ferdinand, Crown Prince of Hulstria (May 24 2870 – 1 November 2906)
 * His Imperial and Most Illustrious Lutheran Majesty Ferdinand II, Emperor of Hulstria (1 November 2906 – Present)

The Holy Luthori Empire:
 * Titles
 * Prince-Royal of Luthori (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Styles
 * His Imperial Highness (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Primary form of address
 * His Imperial Highness Ferdinand, Prince-Royal of Luthori (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)

Grand Duchy of Sisula:
 * Titles
 * Duke of Sisula (Febuary 18 2870 – May 24 2870)
 * Crown Duke of Sisula (May 24 2870 – 1 November 2906)
 * Grand Duke of Sisula (1 November 2906 – Present)
 * Styles
 * His Royal Highness (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Primary form of address
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand, Duke of Sisula (Febuary 18 2870 – May 24 2870)
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand, Crown Duke of Sisula (May 24 2870 – 1 November 2906)
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand I, Grand Duke of Sisula (1 November 2906 – Present)

Principality of Central Macon:
 * Titles
 * Knight of Ayelsbury (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Count-Royal of Central Macon (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Styles
 * His Royal Higness (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Primary form of address
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand, Knight of Ayelsbury (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand, Count-Royal of Central Macon (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)

The Kingdom of Lodamun:
 * Titles
 * Prince of Lodamun (1 November 2906 - )
 * Styles
 * His Royal Higness (1 November 2906 - )
 * Primary form of address
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand, Prince of Lodamun (1 November 2906 - )

Grand Duchy of Valonen:
 * Titles
 * Viscount of Savonia (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Styles
 * His Majesty (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Primary form of address
 * His Majesty Ferdinand, Viscount of Savonia (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)

Kingdom of Pulond:
 * Titles
 * Duke of Köflach (24 May 2892 – 1 November 2906)
 * King of Pulond (1 November 2906 – )
 * Styles
 * His Royal Majesty (7 August 2881 - )
 * Primary form of address
 * His Royal Majesty Maximilian, Duke of Köflach (24 May 2892 – 1 November 2906)
 * His Royal Majesty Ferdinand I, King of Pulond (1 November 2906 – )

Democratic Empire of Talmoria:
 * Titles
 * Prince of Talmoria (10 November 2902 - )
 * Styles
 * His Royal Highness (10 November 2902 - )
 * Primary form of address
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand, Prince of Talmoria (10 November 2902 - )

The Great Princedom of Trigunia:
 * Titles
 * Prince of Tirgith (Febuary 18 2870 – May 24 2870)
 * Hereditary Prince of Tirgith (May 24 2870 – 1 November 2906)
 * Great Prince of Trigunia  (1 November 2906 – Present)
 * Styles
 * His Royal Higness (Febuary 18 2870 – Present )
 * Primary form of address
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand, Prince of Tirgith (Febuary 18 2870 – May 24 2870)
 * His Royal Highness Ferdinand, Hereditary Prince of Tirgith (May 24 2870 – 1 November 2906 – Present)
 * His Royal Northern Highness Ferdinand I, Great Prince of Trigunia (1 November 2906 – Present)

Archduchy of Vorona:
 * Titles
 * Prince of Vorona (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)
 * Styles
 * His Royal Highness
 * Primary form of address
 * His Royal Highness Maximilian, Prince of Vorona (Febuary 18 2870 – Present)

Full Title: His Imperial and Most Illustrious Lutheran Majesty, Ferdinand II, Defender of the Faith, by the Grace of God, Emperor of Hulstria, His Royal Northern Higness Great Prince of Trigunia, His Royal Highness Grand Duke of Sisula, His Royal Majesty King of Pulond; Lord Protector of the Eastern Territories; King of Mitrania and Budenlar; Sovereign of Greater Chadonya; Grand Duke of Hilgar and Kuratha; Prince of Vorona; Duke of Dalian; Elector of Tinako; Prince-Royal of Alduria; Count of Kremfurt; Prince-Royal of Luthori; Grand Duke of Barovia & Vojnov Pokrik; Prince of Talmoria; Count of Savonia; Palatine of Phönix and Flieder; Duke of Marchau, Straussia, and Traugott; Margrave of Hømvejile; Viscount of Ayelsbury; Duke of Chadonia, Lesser Chadonya, and Tirgith; Duke of Garekavmo; Earl of Kane; Duke of Nusira Lionta; Earl of Pulond; Prince-Royal of Adelia, Falristan, Roccato, Kenai, and Lagard; Duke of Reinfeld; Duke of Kathre; Grand Duke of Malchik, & Tirvoslavl; Count of Stary Kautsky; Grand Prince of Vorm; Margrave of New Yodukan, New Luthor, and New Liore; Margrave of Varistad; Grand Duke of Belgae; Margrave of Kildan Olvar, Milrata, and Yulrath; Princely Count of Rothingren, Graaffsberg, and Veilchen; Duke of Franzstadt; Duke of Ziegendorf; Marquess of Mosjkojil; Grand Duke of Thague; Count of Kommenovsk, Morozorota, and Tirvoslavl; Count of Vesterbæk; Prince of Hennersdam and Korriel; Lord of Heinrichgard

Orders
Upon the passing of the Act of Imperial Orders in 2831, the Emperor of Hulstria was given the ability to issue imperial decorations or "Orders" to Hulstrians who have served in valor in the defense and protection of the Monarchy and commitment to Hulstrian cultural achievements; in the Act of Imperial Orders also designated Godric II of Hulstria, the monarch during the time of the passage of the bill, and future Hulstrian Emperors as the Head of these Orders:


 * The Most Illustrious Order of Heinrich I
 * The Order of the Phoenix
 * Imperial Service Order
 * The Most Excellent & Distinguished Order of the Hulstrian Crown