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The movement's claims are not recognised by the [[Government of Austenasia]], which regards the throne as vacant and under the regency of the [[Lord Protector]] during the interregnum. | The movement's claims are not recognised by the [[Government of Austenasia]], which regards the throne as vacant and under the regency of the [[Lord Protector]] during the interregnum. | ||
==Claimants to the throne of Austenasia== | |||
*'''[[Aggelos I]]''' (3 June 2025 – 30 September 2025) | |||
*'''[[Shiro|Alexander VI]]''' (30 September 2025 - present) | |||
Revision as of 03:45, 22 June 2026
Aggelositism is a political movement that regards Aggelos I, and subsequently Shiro, whom was designated as his heir before the commencement of the interregnum, as the lawful continuation of the Austenasian Crown.
The movement's claims are not recognised by the Government of Austenasia, which regards the throne as vacant and under the regency of the Lord Protector during the interregnum.
Claimants to the throne of Austenasia
- Aggelos I (3 June 2025 – 30 September 2025)
- Alexander VI (30 September 2025 - present)