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| rdfs:label | - Constantine IV of Diadochia
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| rdfs:comment | - Constantine IV (12 December 1543 – 25 September 1588); widely known as Ko̱nstantínos Aléxandros or as Ko̱nstantínos IV Aléxandros, or as Ko̱nstantínos Aléxandros the Great (Greek: Κωνσταντίνος ο Μέγας Αλέξανδρος, Latin: Konstantínos Alexandros Magnus, French: Konstantínos Aléxandros le Grand, a formal posthumous distinction passed by the Parliament of Diadochia in 1600); was the Emperor of Diadochia from 1571 to 1588 and is credited as the founder of Diadochia as a Great Power in Esquarium.
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| place of burial | - Michael and Gabriel Cathedral, Atlantis
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| abstract | - Constantine IV (12 December 1543 – 25 September 1588); widely known as Ko̱nstantínos Aléxandros or as Ko̱nstantínos IV Aléxandros, or as Ko̱nstantínos Aléxandros the Great (Greek: Κωνσταντίνος ο Μέγας Αλέξανδρος, Latin: Konstantínos Alexandros Magnus, French: Konstantínos Aléxandros le Grand, a formal posthumous distinction passed by the Parliament of Diadochia in 1600); was the Emperor of Diadochia from 1571 to 1588 and is credited as the founder of Diadochia as a Great Power in Esquarium. Constantine is often regarded as one of the greatest military commanders of all time, with innovative use of combined arms. He is also one of the greatest in Diadochian history. He was known by the epithets "The Golden King" and "The Golden Lion of the North" by neighboring sovereigns. Constantine IV is commemorated today with city squares in major Diadochian cities like Atlantis, Thessalonica, and Pella.
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