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| - His Imperial Majesty Leopold, Archduke of Hulstria, Prince of Drania, Prince of Tirgith (b. June 14th, 2871, Fliederbrunn Palace - d. November 23rd, 2968) was an influential and important statesman during 30th century Hulstrian politics. Archduke Leopold was the Imperial Commissioner of the Hulstrian Empire and former Crown Commissioner of Hulstria; Archduke Leopold was known most famously for chairing the Hulstrian Olympic Committee and serving as the official Hulstrian delegate to the International Olympic Committee. Archduke Leopold was the second son and child of Maximilian VII of Hulstria and Idda, Countess of Savonia. Leopold's paternal grandparents were Klaus Gustav IV of Hulstria and Janne II of Vorona and his maternal grandparents were Osmund III of Valonen and Amanda, Marquise of
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| - His Imperial Majesty Leopold, Archduke of Hulstria, Prince of Drania, Prince of Tirgith (b. June 14th, 2871, Fliederbrunn Palace - d. November 23rd, 2968) was an influential and important statesman during 30th century Hulstrian politics. Archduke Leopold was the Imperial Commissioner of the Hulstrian Empire and former Crown Commissioner of Hulstria; Archduke Leopold was known most famously for chairing the Hulstrian Olympic Committee and serving as the official Hulstrian delegate to the International Olympic Committee. Archduke Leopold was the second son and child of Maximilian VII of Hulstria and Idda, Countess of Savonia. Leopold's paternal grandparents were Klaus Gustav IV of Hulstria and Janne II of Vorona and his maternal grandparents were Osmund III of Valonen and Amanda, Marquise of Øivine. Leopold was married to Princess Lucinda of Drania, the brother of the former King of Drania, Carlos I of Drania, and daughter of Alejandro I of Drania. Leopold was also the uncle of Regina I of Drania and great uncle to Rodrigo I of Drania. Leopold and Lucinda had two children together, Archduke Alexander and Archduke Frederick. Archduke Leopold at the time of his birth was 2nd in line of succession to the Hulstrian throne and at the time of his death ranged at 5th in line to the monarch. Following his father's abdication of the throne in 2906 due to illness Leopold's older brother Archduke Ferdinand, then Crown Prince, ascended to the throne as Emperor of Hulstria. However since Ferdinand and his consort, Princess Harriet of Talmoria, had produced no issue, Archduke Leopold became the first in line of succession to the Hulstrian throne as the heir presumptive to the Hulstrian throne until the birth of Archduke Rainer. Archduke Leopold was considered to be one of the more active royals within the Rothingren-Tragugott family in Greater Hulstria. Archduke Leopold of Hulstria was a graduate of Heinrich I University of Kien and held a Doctor of Public Administration and Law, serving as a constitutional lawyer for the judicial system of the Crownland of Hulstria from 2895 to 2902; from 2902 to 2909 Archduke Leopold served as the Kien Director of Court of Appeals, responsible for the administrative and bureaucratic handling of the appeals issued to the city court system. In 2909 Archduke Leopold was appointed as the Crown Commissioner of the Hulstria, serving as an apolitical supervisor of legislative affairs in the Crownland and judicial watchdog of the Crownland. In 2915 Leopold left his post as Crown Commissioner and was appointed as His Imperial Majesty’s Chief of Staff for Human Resources for the Hulstrian Empire, acting as the representative of the Monarchy for many of the issues facing the Eastern Territories. In 2918 Archduke Leopold was named Vice-Consul General of the Hulstrian Embassy in Drania. In 2929 Archduke Leopold was nominated and confirmed to become the Imperial Commissioner of the Hulstrian Empire by Hieronymus von Büren, the then Staatsminister of His Imperial Majesty's Government.
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