Prince of Kiev (title)

The title Prince of Kiev (in High Sarovian: Prînzip eui Kiev) is the title traditionally conferred on the heir apparent of the Sarovian monarch. The Title of Prince of Kiev was first used by Constantine I Mako who would become King of the Sarovians. Currently, the holder of the title of Prince of Kiev is John Vasa, being the longest lasting prince in the history of the New Sarovian Empire and Her Colonies and Dominions.

Princes of Kiev

 * 1) His Imperial Highness, Constantine II Mako, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 2) His Imperial Highness, Constantine III Mako, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 3) His Imperial Highness, Constantine IV Mako, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 4) His Imperial Highness, Constantine V Mako-Vasa, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 5) His Imperial Highness, Carolus XII Vasa, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 6) His Imperial Highness, Constantine VI & I Vasa, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 7) His Imperial Highness, William I Vasa, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 8) His Imperial Highness, Andrey Vasa, Prînzip eui Kiev (dead)
 * 9) His Imperial Highness, Edward I Vasa, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 10) Her Imperial Highness, Brianna I Vasa-Nassau, Princess of Kiev (became a Queen)
 * 11) His Imperial Highness, Constantine VII Vasa-Nassau, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 12) His Imperial Highness, George I Vasa-Nassau, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 13) His Imperial Highness, Edward II Vasa-Nassau, Prînzip eui Kiev (became a King)
 * 14) His Imperial Highness, John Vasa, Prînzip eui Kiev (present)