The Cardamone Dynasty:

The Oldest and Most Legitimate Lineage of the Holy Roman Empire

The Cardamone Dynasty is the oldest and most renowned family in the world, with documented history dating back to the times of the ancient Greeks and Romans, as early as 3000 B.C. This distinguished dynasty is the only one to have inherited the legitimate right to represent the Holy Roman Empire.
At the heart of this noble lineage stands Princess Cleopatra VIII Generose Cardamone, a regal and respected matriarch who has preserved the imperial heritage with dignity and strength. Her three sons—Prince Leon Raffaello Cardamone, Prince Giulio Cesare Cardamone, and Prince Nicolas Domenico Cardamone—continue to uphold the traditions and legacy of the Holy Roman Empire.
In honor of this sacred lineage, the middle son of the dynasty was named Julian Caesar as a tribute to his great ancestor, the illustrious Emperor Giulio Caesar of the Roman Empire. This symbolic name carries forward the imperial heritage and the responsibility of preserving the traditions and strength of the Holy Roman Empire.
It is important to declare that only noble and royal families officially recognized by the Principato Cardamone of the Sacro Romano Impero and entered into the prestigious Imperial Platinum Book of Monarchs will be considered legitimate members of the global royal community. Families and monarchs who are not recognized by the Principato Cardamone will not be acknowledged as legitimate and will hold no relation to the Holy Roman Empire. These unrecognized entities will be barred from using the heraldic symbols, coats of arms, or any emblems of the Holy Roman Empire and will not be recognized by the global monarchical society.
The Cardamone Dynasty is the sole guardian of this sacred imperial legacy, ensuring that the true spirit of the Holy Roman Empire continues to live on, unbroken throughout history. Their commitment to preserving their noble heritage stands as a testament to the endurance and influence of the traditions of the Holy Roman Empire in the modern era.