Sebastián II
| Sebastián II | |||||
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| Incumbent King of Casilló and Réal | |||||
 Official 2020 portrait | |||||
| King of Casilló y Réal Sovereign of Andora Rége de Casilló y Réal Soberano de Andora | |||||
| Reign | 2 May 1987 - present | ||||
| Coronation | 21 February 1992 | ||||
| Predecessor | Benito Ares I de Naranza | ||||
| Heir Apparent | Impazzana Gloria, Duchess of Málama | ||||
| Prime Ministers | Gabriella Orellana (2016 - Present) Teo Notario (2010 - 2016) Luis Miguel Lagos (1998 - 2010) Amira Ayerbe (1992 - 1998) Rafael Morata (1986 - 1992) | ||||
| Born | 29 August 1962 Palacia de la Costa Tranquíla, Costa Tranquíla, Avantana, Casilló y Réal | ||||
| Spouse | Queen-consort Emília Pazanna de la Lérida. (m. 1989) | ||||
| Issue | Crown Princess Impazzana Gloria Prince Roberto Nápoles Princess Yasmina | ||||
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| House | Naranza-Carratéo | ||||
| Father | Benito Ares I | ||||
| Mother | Magdalena Aria de Palda | ||||
| Religion | Andoran Deusism | ||||
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Sebastián II (Sebastián Juan Alfonso Gonzales de Naranza-Carratéo; born 29 August 1962) is the King of Casilló and Réal. He ascended to the throne on 2 May 1987 upon the abdication of his father, Benito Ares I. His mother is Queen-Elder Magdalena Aria de Palda, and he has a younger brother and sister, Guillermo, Duke of Liti, and Estefania, Duchess of Eleuvros. His older brother, former Crown Prince Astolfo, is deceased. In 1989, Felipe married Emília Pazanna de la Lérida, daughter of the Count of Castejón. With her he has three children, his heir-presumtive Princess Impazzana Gloria, Duchess of Marsalvano, Prince Roberto Nápoles, Count of Araruña, and Princess Yasmina, Countess of Navabria.
In accordance with the First Constitution, as reigning King he is head of state and commander-in-chief of the Royal Corric Armed Legions, Royal Corric Air Cavalry, Royal Corric Armada, and Royal Corric Guard with the rank of Generalissimo Rége, and also plays the role of the supreme representative and figurehead of Casilló y Réal in international relations.