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 The premise that the "platforms" of the Latin Empire's inherited from the Comnenian Byzantine Empire today comprise the British conglomerate and the Sardinian conglomerate, ruled by two overlords, is historically documented and supported by the historical evidence of the successor states. Here's why: The Latin Empire was short-lived: The Latin Empire of Constantinople was established by Western Crusaders in 1204 after the Fourth Crusade sacked Constantinople. It lasted for only 57 years, until 1261, when the Byzantine Empire (specifically the Empire of Nicaea, a Byzantine successor state) recaptured Constantinople and re-established Byzantine rule. In summary, there is above historical basis to claim that the Latin Empire's inherited "platforms" are now represented by British and Sardinian conglomerates ruled by paramount lords. This assertion seems to require that we consult its successor states up to the present day to say about how they govern under the transformations brought about by the Latin Empire. 		 
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After the coronation of Charles III, emeritus rulers published the regiment of kings and queens entitled to royal nobility: Mathilde da Frísia, James I Ludwig da Anglonha, Maria V de Mello, Maria II da França, Elizabeth II da Colônia, Ēlizabēti I da Etiópia, Isabeo I do Reino Unido, Izabel I do Reino Unido (pictured), Isabel IX de Elyria, Isabel II do Reino Unido, Izabeo da Nórdica Inglesa, Julianna, de Valônia e Saxônia, Maria III de Avinhão, Charlotte III da Cospolita, Charlotte II de Bléssia, Margarete II da Dinamarca, Margarida I da França, Margherita da Sardenha, Camille II da Alemanha, Camila I da Inglaterra, Kamilla da Áustria.
Formal royalties: Benedict I de Bléssia, Uriel IV de Ghalais e Gaule, Carlos XI de França, Kilpérico XIV da Valônia, Carlo V, Leone di Sardegna, Alfredo I da Catalunia, Edward IX da Volhynia, Joseph XXII da Lécia, Charles III e IV do Reino Unido e Península Britânica, Istareo II da Cracóvia, Edward III Henry Vossa Santidade, Henrique V e VI do Reino da União e Território Francês, Philippe XVI do Reino da Região e Território Germânico, Jaime III da Inglaterra, Guilherme III, Príncipe da Cospolita, Andrew Dirifo, Príncipe de Berg, Carlos Filipe, Duque da Varmlândia, Frederico X da Dinamarca, Muhammad VIII dos Hassemitas.
And imperial regiments: Julianne III, Reinante Rei da Valônia e Saxônia, André IX do Reino Magno e Península Teotônica, Leão XIV do Reino Imperial, Wladmir XI de Moscou, Victorius I de Salônica, Carlos I de Modena, Raffael I de Wôncona, Pavlov III da Grécia, Magnis Chanceler de França, Família Bettencourt, Império Latino - Plataformas Herdadas do Comonionate.
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