List of Rulers (Merveilles des Morte)

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Europe

King of Germany (Holy Roman Empire)

King of Bohemia

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Bohemian Monarchs

All of these rulers are of the House of Premyslid

Wenceslas III (1305-1329), Son of Wenceslas II
Conrad III (1329-1353), his son
Ottokar III (1353-1364), his uncle
Henry II (1364-1366), his son (deposed by his brother)
Wenceslas IV (1366-1411), his brother
Boleslaus V (1411-1416), his son (candidate German monarch)
Sigismund (1416-1432), his brother (also ruler of Brandenburg and German monarch)
John (1432-1452), his son (also ruler of Brandenburg and German monarch)
Henry III (1452-1493), his son (also ruler of Brandenburg and German monarch)
Ottokar IV (1493-1522), his son (also German monarch)
Jaromir II (1522-1544), his son (also German monarch and King of France)
Henry IV (1544-), his son (also German monarch)

King of Lotharingia

See List of Rulers of Brabant

Duke of Brandenburg

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Rulers of Brandenburg

All of these monarchs are of the House of Premyslid

Margraves of Brandenburg:

Wenceslas (1373-1378), Inherited from Louis II Wittelsbach
Sigismund I (1378-1388)
John I (1388-1411)
Sigismund II (1411-1432), also ruler of Bohemia and German monarch
John II (1432-1452), also ruler of Bohemia and German monarch
Sigismund III (1452-1470), also German monarch
Henry III (1470-1493), also ruler of Bohemia and German monarch

Dukes of Brandenburg:

Charles I (1493-1531), the "Ghost of Lechfeld"
John III (1531-)

Duke of Saxony

Duke of Austria

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Rulers of Austria

Albert III (1349-1389), House of Habsburg (deposed by Hungary)
Lajos (1389-1405), House of Arpad
Ladislaus I (1405-1435), House of Arpad
Andrew I (1435-1453), House of Arpad
Ladislaus II (1453-1481), House of Arpad
Andrew II (1481-1508), House of Arpad (participated in Swiss War)
Ladislaus III (1508-1516), House of Arpad (condemned Jungism)
Bela I (1516-1534), House of Arpad
Stephen IV (1534-1550), House of Arpad
Frederick III (1550-), House of Arpad

Duke of Livonia

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Grand Masters of the Teutonic Order

Winrich I (1351-1382), House of Knirope (former Grandmaster)
Winrich II (1382-1418), House of Knirope
James I (1418-1450), House of Knirope
James I (1451-1461), House of Knirope
Sigismund (1461-1470), House of Premyslid (also ruler of Brandenburg and German monarch)
Henry (1470-1493), House of Premyslid (also ruler of Bohemia and German monarch)
Marek Ironside (1493-1525), House of Premyslid
James III (1525-1530), House of Premyslid
Charles (1530-), House of Premyslid

Duke of Lenzburg

For order of succession, see Lenzburg family tree

Restored as rulers of Lenzburg in 1314

Rulers before 1473 were Counts, rulers since 1473 are Dukes

All of these rulers are of the House of Lenzburg

Ulrich V (1314-1334)
Henry II (1334-1349)
Ulrich VI (1349-1385)
Henry III (1385-1404)
Ulrich VII (1404-1440)
Frederick (1440-1451)
Godfried (1451-1457)
Eberhard I (1457-1489) (title dissolved by Treaty of Zurich)

Dukes in Exile

Eberhard I (1489-1492)
Engelbert (1492-1519)
Ulrich VIII (1519-1527)
Burkhard (1527-1545)
Eberhard II (1545-)

Margrave of Mark

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Counts of Mark

Rulers before 1474 were Counts, Rulers since 1474 (both partitions) are Margraves

All of these rulers are of the House of La Marck

Engelbert III (1347-1391)
Engelbert IV (1394-1444), also ruler of Saxony
Henry (1444-1446), also ruler of Saxony
Wenceslas (1446-1448)
Afterwards partitioned to Upper and Lower Mark

Upper Mark:

Sophia (1448-1480), House of La Marck
Hermann (1455-1480, jure uxoris), House of Hesse, also Landgrave of Hesse
Agnes (1480-), House of Hesse-Mark, also ruler of Hesse

Lower Mark:

Bonne (1448-1463) co-governed with son
Andrés Heinrich Engelbert (1448-1463), co-governed with mother
Otto (1463-1485), House of La Marck, pretender 1485-1489
Agnes (1485-), House of Hesse-Mark, also ruler of Hesse and Upper Mark

In 1497, formally reunified.

Agnes (1497-1532), House of Hesse-Mark, also ruler of Hesse, co-governed with husband
Jezrahiah (1497-1532, jure uxoris), House of Nassau
Ermanaric (1532-)

Duke of Habsburg

All of these monarchs are of the House of Habsburg

For order of succession, see House of Habsburg

Counts of Habsburg:

Albert III (1389-1395), removed as ruler of Austria
Albert IV (1395-1404)
Leopold IV (1404-1411)
Ernest (1411-1424)
Frederick IV (1424-1439), Prince-Regent of Germany
Eric (1439-1479), Prince of Germany
Leopold V (1479-1483), Prince of Germany

Dukes of Habsburg:

Leopold V (1483-1500), Prince of Germany
Peter (1500-1505), Prince of Germany
Leopold VI (1505-), Prince of Germany

Duke of Württemberg

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Counts of Württemberg

Counts of Württemberg

Eberhard IV (1417-1419), House of Württemberg
Conrad III (1419-1471), House of Württemberg
Eberhard V (1471-1477), House of Württemberg
Marianne (1477-1489), House of Württemberg
Engelbert (1477-1489), jure uxoris), House of Lenzburg

Dukes of Württemberg

Conrad IV (1489-1549), House of Jenagotha
William (1549-), House of Jenagotha

Count of Gorizia

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Counts of Gorizia

All of these rulers are of the House of Gorizia

Henry VI (1385-1454)
Meinhard VIII (1454-1459)
Henry VII (1459-1503)
Engelbert IV (1503-1522)
Meinhard IX (1522-)

Burgermeister of Lubeck

Duke of Thuringia

All these rulers are from the House of Jenagotha.

Henry II
The Thin White Duke (1460-1522)
Hugh the Heir (1522-1534)
Gedeon I (1534-)

Duke of Hesse

For earlier historical rulers, see List of rulers of Hesse

All of these rulers are of the House of Hesse

Landgraves of Hesse

Louis I (1413-1458)
Hermann III (1458-1480), also Margrave jure uxoris of Upper Mark

Margrave of Hesse

Agnes (1480-1532), also ruler of Upper Mark and Lower Mark

Duke of Hesse

Agnes (1480-1532), also ruler of Mark
Jezrahiah (1497-1532, jure uxoris), House of Nassau
Ermanaric (1532-), House of Hesse

Count Palatine of the Rhine

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Counts Palatine of the Rhine

All these rulers are of the House of Wittelsbach, Pfalz branch

Philip I, also Holy Roman Emperor and King of Germany (-1501)
Louis V (1501-1544)
Frederick II (1544-1556)
Otto Henry (1556-1559)
Rupert Wolfgang (1559-1560)
Frederick III (1560-1561)
Frederick IV (1561-)

Duke of Bavaria

For earlier historical rulers, see List of rulers of Bavaria

All these rulers are of the House of Wittelsbach Bavaria-Landshut:

Louis IX (1450-1477), died in accident along with son George

Bavaria-Munich:

Albert IV (1467-1477), became Duke of All Bavaria

Reunified Bavaria:

Albert IV (1477-1510)
George (1510-1540)
Otto VI/VIII (1540-)

King of France

Duke of Burgundy

For earlier historical rulers, see List of historical Dukes of Burgundy
For later fictional rulers, see List of fictional Dukes of Burgundy

Realm of Burgundy
#	Name (Born – Died)	Reign		Succession right	Remarks
#	Name (Born – Died)	Years	House	Succession right	Remarks
1	John II "John the Fearless" (1371 - 1419)	1404-1413 9 years	Valois-Burgundy	First Son of Philip I
2	Philip III "the Good" (1396 - 1467)	1413-1432 19 years	Valois-Burgundy	First Son of John II
3	Anne I "the beautiful" (1414 - 1475)	1432-1475 43 years	Valois-Burgundy	First Daughter of Philip III
4	James I (1448 - 1485)	1475-1485 10 years	Bruce-Burgundy-Auvergne	Second Son of Anne I	Personal Union between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Duchy of Auvergne achieved. Furthermore, rule via jure uxoris over the Kingdom of Arles.
5	Lucas I (1475 - 1544)	1485-1544 59 years	Bruce-Burgundy-Auvergne-Anjou	First Son of James I
6	Louis I (1514 - Present)	1544-Present	Bruce-Burgundy-Auvergne-Anjou	First son of Lucas I

Duke of Auvergne

For earlier historical rulers, see List of historical Dukes of Auvergne
For later fictional rulers, see List of fictional Dukes of Auvergne

Realm of Auvergne
#	Name (Born – Died)	Reign		Succession right	Remarks
#	Name (Born – Died)	Years	House	Succession right	Remarks
1	John II (? – 1394)	1386–1408 22 years	Auvergne	First Son of Philip I	N/A
2	Joan II (1378 - 1424)	1408–1424 16 years	Auvergne	Daughter of John II	N/A
3	Edward I of Auvergne (Edward III of Scotland) "the Wise" (1395 - 1475)	1424-1475 51 years	Bruce-Auvergne	First Son of Joan II	Intervention in the Welsh Succession War supporting Maredudd ab Owain Glyndŵr against Duke Richard of York, preserving the independence of Wales under a native Welshman. Then rapprochement with his erstwhile enemy, Duke Richard of York, intervention in the War of the Roses against against the Lancasters, installing Duke Richard of York on power as King of England.
4	James I (1448 - 1485)	1475-1485 10 years	Bruce-Burgundy-Auvergne	Second Son of Edward I	Personal Union between the Duchy of Burgundy and the Duchy of Auvergne achieved. Furthermore, rule via jure uxoris over the Kingdom of Arles.
5	Lucas I (1475 - 1544)	1485-1544 59 years	Bruce-Burgundy-Auvergne-Anjou	First Son of James I
6	Louis I (1514 - Present)	1514-Present	Bruce-Burgundy-Auvergne-Anjou	First son of Lucas I

Duke of Brittany

For earlier historical rulers, see List of rulers of Brittany

John V (1399-1431), House of Montfort
Oliver (1431-1438), House of Penthièvre
John VI (1438-1454), House of Penthièvre
William (1454-1455), House of Penthièvre
Frances (1455-1481), House of Penthièvre
John VII (1481-1516), House of Albret
John VIII (1516-), House of Albret

King of Italy

King of Arles

For earlier historical rulers, see List of rulers of Provence

All these rulers are of the House of Capet-Anjou

See also List of Kings of Arles

Charles II (1285-1304), formerly ruler of Naples
Robert I (1304-1343), formerly ruler of Albania
John (1343-1363)
Louis I (1363-1374)
William V (1374-1403)

Name	Date of Reign	Reason for Death	Notes/Achievements
William VI 'The Great'	1384-1449 (Reigned 1403-1449)	Old age, illness	Oversaw the Reformation of 1420-1440, Started the Italian Campaigns.
Robert II	1406-1466 (Reigned 1449-1466)	Prostate Cancer, Shock of losing wife	First colonization of Western Sahara, puppeted Pisa
Lucas I	1432-1497 (Reigned 1466-1475, Abdicated, then Co-Monarch 1485-1497)		Conquered Noli, Defeated Modena.
Aline	1461-1531 (Reigned alone 1475-1485, then Co-Monarch 1485-1497)		United Burgundy and Arles (For a period of Time), Led Arles in the War of the Spider's Web
Lucas II	1475-1544 (Reigned 1497-1544)		Reunited Burgundy and Arles
Louis II	1514- (Reigned 1544-)

Duke of Modena

Achieved independence from Milan in 1389

Mario I (1389-1395), House of Marius
Mario II (1395-1406), House of Marius
Luigi I (1406-1428), House of Marius
Mario III (1428-1444), House of Marius (subjugated Milan)
Luigi II (1444-1450), House of Marius (deposed by military)
Francesco I (1450-1466), House of Sforza
Galeazzo (1466-1476), House of Sforza
Gian (1476-1480), House of Sforza
Galeazzo (restored) (1476-1505), House of Sforza
Francesco II (1505-), House of Sforza

Duke of Savoy

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Counts of Savoy

Rulers before 1463 were Counts, rulers since 1463 are Dukes

All these rulers are of the House of Savoy

Amadeus VII (1383-1391)
Peter III (1391-1405)
Gustav (1405-1455)
Peter IV (1455-1491)
Amadeus VIII (1491-1496)
Aymon II (1496-1530)
Edward II (1530-)

Duke of Florence

For earlier historical rulers, see List of rulers of Tuscany

All of these rulers are of the House of Medici

Lorenzo I (1469-1494), during the Lenzburg-Premyslid War
Frederico Guerro (1494-1498), de-facto dictator during Republican Revolt
Lorenzo I (restored) (1498-1504), during the War of the League of Como
John (Giovanni) (1504-1516)
Lorenzo II (1516-1537)
Alessandro (1537-)

Doge of Milan

For earlier historical rulers, see List of rulers of Milan

As Lord of Milan:

Matteo Visconti (1295-1305)

As Doge of Milan:

Galeazzo Visconti (1305-1328)
Patrizio Columbo (1328-1330)
Azzone Visconti (1330-1339)
Antonia de Medici (1339-1341), only Dogressa

As Doge of Padinia:

Marzio Scalzi (1341-1342)
Simone Boccanegra (1342-1356), deposed in civil war

As King of Padinia:

Cassano delle Torre (1356-1376), subjugated Venice and northern Italy, assassinated

As restored Doge of Milan:

Lorenzo de Medici (1376-??)

Doge of Venice

See List of Doges of Venice

British Isles

King of England

King of Scotland

For earlier historical rulers, see List of historical Scottish monarchs
For later fictional rulers, see List of fictional Scottish Monarchs

Realm of Scotland
#	Name (Born – Died)	Reign		Succession right	Remarks
#	Name (Born – Died)	Years	House	Succession right	Remarks
1	John I "empty coat" (1249 - 1295)	1292-1295 3 years	Balliol	Matrilineal claimant to the throne	Murdered by Robert "the Bruce".
2	Robert I "the Bruce"(1274 - 1298)	1295-1298 3 years	Bruce	Matrilineal claimant to the throne	Deposed and executed by King Edward I of England.
3	John II (1262 - 1313)	1298-1305 6 years	Hastings	Patrilineal claimant to the throne	Installed by King Edward I of England as a puppet.
4	Edward I (1283- 1361)	1305 >1 year	Balliol	First Son of John I	Rose up against King Edward I of England.
5	John II (1262 - 1313)	1305-1313 (Restored) 6 years	Hastings	Patrilineal claimant to the throne	Reinstalled by King Edward I of England as a puppet.
6	John III (1287 - 1315)	1313-1315 2 years	Hastings	First Son of John II	Deposed by the Scottish nobility.
7	Edward II "the Bruce" (1280 - 1333)	1315-1333 18 years	Bruce	Brother of Robert I	Gained his independence from the Kingdom of England.
8	David II "the deprived" (1329 - 1378)	1333-1338 5 years	Bruce	First Son of Edward II	Deposed by Edward II of England.
9	Edward I (1283- 1361)	1338-1361 (Restored) 23 years	Balliol	First Son of John I	Installed by Edward III of England as a puppet, Overthrown by David II.
10	David II "the liberator" (1329 - 1378)	1361-1378 (Restored) 17 years	Bruce	First Son of Edward II	Regained the independence of the Kingdom of Scotland against the Kingdom of England. Subsequently established the Celtic Confederacy as a defensive league along with the High Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Iceland against the ever looming threat posed by the Kingdom of England.
11	Robert II "the victorious" (1350 - ??)	1378-1408 30 years	Bruce	First Son of David II	Succeeded against all odds to liberate the Principality of Wales in the Welsh War of Independence.
12	David III (1373 - ??)	1408-1425 17 years	Bruce	First Son of Robert II	Involvement in the Franco-Anglo-Hispanic War against its erstwhile ally, the King of France, outraged by his abysmal treatment of its own nobility, as Duke of Auvergne.
13	Edward III "the Wise" (1395 - 1475)	1425-1475 50 years	Bruce	First Son of David III	Intervention in the Welsh Succession War supporting Maredudd ab Owain Glyndŵr against Duke Richard of York, preserving the independence of the Principality of Wales under a native Welshman. Subsequent rapprochement with his erstwhile enemy, intervention in the War of the Roses against the Lancastrians, backing the Yorkists, installing Duke Richard of York on power as King of England.
14	Robert III (1435 - 1497)	1475-1497 22 years	Bruce	First Son of Edward III	Conquered High Kingdom of Ireland from the defiant Uí Néill dynasty, and founded the Companaidh Ceilteach Afraganach (C.C.C), initiating the Celtic Confederacy's colonial efforts.
15	Edward IV (1471 - 1535)	1497-1535 38 years	Bruce	First Son of Robert III	N/A
16	Kenneth IV (1500 - Present)	1535-Present	Bruce	First Son of Edward IV	N/A

Ruler of Wales

For earlier historical rulers, see List of historical Princes of Wales
For later fictional rulers, see List of fictional Welsh Monarchs

Realm of Wales
#	Name (Born – Died)	Reign		Succession right	Remarks
#	Name (Born – Died)	Years	House	Succession right	Remarks
1	Edward Woodstock "the Black Prince" (1330 – 1376)	1343-1368 25 years	Plantagenet	Heir to the throne of the Kingdom of England.	N/A
2	Richard Bordeaux (1367 – 1376)	1368–1376 8 years	Plantagenet	Heir to the throne of the Kingdom of England.	N/A
3	Owain Lawgoch "the Saint" (1330 – 1402)	1377-1402 25 years	Aberffraw	Jure uxoris rule over "Philippa of Lancaster, his wife's domain.	Assassinated by the vile the King of England, regarded as a martyr by the Welsh people, later was annointed as a Saint by the Catholic Church.
4	Edmund Mortimer (1391- 1425)	1402-1425 23 year	Mortimer	Married to Owain Glyndŵr's daughter, Catrin ferch Owain Glyndŵr, to strengthen his claim.	N/A
5	Richard of York (1346 - 1361)	1425-1427 2 years	York	N/A	Kicked out by Maredudd ab Owain's native Welsh rebellion, with assistance from the Kingdom of Scotland.
6	Maredudd ab Owain (? – 1462)	1427–1462 35 years	Mathrafal	Son of Owain Glyndŵr	Defeated the pretender to the Welsh throne, Richard of York and successfully defended the Kingdom of Wales.
7	Interregnum	1462–1465 3 years	N/A	N/A	N/A
8	Edmund of York "the Stalwart" (1434 – 1501)	1465–1501 36 years	York-Wales	Second son of English King, Richard of York, product of compromise between the Kingdom of Scotland, the Welsh nobility and the Kingdom of England.	Embraced Welsh traditions and customs, supported Michael Joseph "An Gof" and assisted in the liberation of the Duchy of Cornwall, under the mantle of the Celtic Confederacy.
9	Lionel of York (1464 – 1534)	1501–1534 33 years	York-Wales	Firstborn son of Edmund of York	Raised with Welsh traditions and customs, served a tenure as executive head of the Companaidh Ceilteach Afraganach [C.C.A.] before ascenting to the throne.
10	Llywelyn of York (1496 – Present)	1534–Present	York-Wales	Firstborn son of Lionel of York

King of Ireland

Duke Aodh
King Tighearnach (1354- 1378), House of Ui Neill
King Eoghan (1378- 1385), House of Ui Neill
Queen Finnonuala (1385- 1428), House of Ui Neill
King Eoin (1428- 1441), House of Ui Neill (Beaufort)
King Eadbhard (1441-1479), House of Ui Neill (Beaufort), deposed by Scotland
King Robert I (1479-1497), House of Bruce, also ruler of Scotland
King Edward I (1497-1535) House of Bruce, also ruler of Scotland
King Cathal (1535-1546), House Fitzgerald (in revolt from Scotland)
King Kenneth (1546-), House Bruce, also ruler of Scotland

Iberian Peninsula

King of Spain

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Aragonese monarchs

Rulers of Castile, Aragon, and Navarre:

James II the Great (1285-1327), King of Aragon (House of Barcelona)
Ferdinand IV the Summoned (1295-1312), King of Castile (House of Burgundy)
Louis I the Stubborn (1305-1329), King of Navarre (House of Capet)

Emperor of Hispania:

Alfonso XI and IV (1327-1356 in Aragon, 1312-1356 in Castile, 1324-1356 in Navarre), House of Barcelona

King of Spain:

House of Barcelona

Francis I (1356-1381)
Francis II (1381-1409), fought the Occitania War
Francis III (1409-1443), deposed by Leonese nobles
John (1443-1469)
Catherine (1469-1512), married to John V of Lotharingia

House of Luxembourg

Alvin (1512-), conquered Mexico

King of Portugal

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Portuguese monarchs

Peter I (1357-1367), House of Burgundy
John I (1367-1374), House de Castro
Peter II (1374-1407), House de Castro
Cyrilla I (1407-1423), House de Castro (married to the Prince of Iceland, abdicated after found in adultery)
Cyrilla II (1423-1432), House de Castro (married the Duke of Algarve)
Peter III (1432-1456), House of Algarve
Sancho II (1456-1478), House of Algarve
John II (1478-1496), House of Algarve,died without heir
Cyrilla III (1496-1520), House of Algarve-Habsburg (Cousin of John II)
Peter IV (1520-1526), House of Algarve-Habsburg (died during the Lisbon Regicide) (son of Cyrilla III)
Luis I (1526-1536), House of Algarve-Habsburg ("the Brave") (son of Peter IV)
Maria I (1536-), House of Algarva-Habsburg (daughter of Luis I)

Orebro Union

King of Sweden-Norway

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Swedish monarchs

All rulers are of the House of Bjelbo

Magnus IV and VII (1319-1364)
Haakon II and VI (1364-1380), deposed by Norwegian nobles
Olaf I and IV (1380-1387), also ruler of Denmark
Birger II and I (1387-1405), ruler of Denmark, death led to civil war
Eric III and XIII (1405-1407), House of Griffin (deposed)
Valdemar II and I (1407-1455), ruler of Denmark
Olaf II and V (1455-1491), ruler of Denmark
Henry (1491-1496), House of La Marck

Separate King of Norway

Henry (1496-1515), House of La Marck (also ruler of Denmark)
Olaf VI (1515-1549), House of La Marck (also ruler of Denmark)
George (1549-), House of La Marck (also ruler of Denmark)

King of Sweden

Eric XIV (1496-1507), House of Thot (formerly regent of Sweden)
Ivar II (1507-1539), House of Thot
John III (1539-1573), House of Thot
Ivar III (1573-1576) (Claimed), House of La Marck
Margaret (1573-1564), House of Thot
Svante I (1573-), House of Sture

King of Denmark

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Danish monarchs

Eric VI (1286-1302), House of Estridsen (deposed by reason of being the Antichrist)
Christopher II (1302-1332), House of Estridsen (deposed in Hanseatic war)
Interregnum 1332-1340
Valdemar IV (1340-1375), House of Estridsen
Olaf II (1375-1387), House of Bjelbo (also ruler of Sweden-Norway)
Birger (1387-1405), House of Bjelbo (also ruler of Sweden-Norway)
Eric VII (1405-1407), House of Griffin (deposed in civil war)
Valdemar V (1407-1455), House of Bjelbo (also ruler of Sweden-Norway)
Olaf III (1455-1491), House of Bjelbo (also ruler of Sweden-Norway)
Henry (1491-1515), House of La Marck (also ruler of Norway)
Olaf IV (1515-1549), House of La Marck (also ruler of Norway)
George (1549-), House of La Marck (also ruler of Norway)

King of Iceland

See List of Rulers of Iceland

Jarl of Greenland

Descended of Eric the Red by legend

Eric (c.1290-1307), House of Rauðr
Anders II (1307-1312), House of Rauðr
Valdemar (1312), House of Bjelbo
Brunhilde I (1312-1320), House of Rauðr
Brunhilde II (1320-1323), House of Rauðr
Anders III (1323-1334), House of Nuuk
Ragnar I (1334-1340), House of Nuuk
Ragnar II (1340-1341), House of Nuuk
Brunhilde III (1341-1347), House of Nuuk
Alva I (1347-c.1360), House of Nuuk
Alva II (c.1360-c.1370), House of Nuuk

Afterwards split between Iceland and Vineland

Balkan Peninsula

Byzantine Emperor

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Byzantine emperors

List of Byzantine emperors
Portrait	Name	Reign	Marriages	Succession
	Michael VII Palaiologos (1223–1282)	1261–1282 (21 years)	Theodora Palaiologina	Great-grandson of Alexios III Angelos
	Andronikos II Palaiologos (1259–1332)	1282–1328 (46 years)	Anna of Hungary Irene of Montferrat	Son of Michael VIII
	Michael IX Palaiologos (1277–1321)	1294–1321 (27 years)	Rita of Armenia	Son of Andronikos II
	Andronikos III Palaiologos (1297–1341)	1321–1325 (4 years) 1328–1341 (13 years)		Son of Michael IX
	John V Palaiologos (1332–1391)	1341–1391 (50 years)		Son of Andronikos III
	John VI Kantakouzenos (1292–1349)	1347–1349 (2 years)	Irene Asanina	Cousin-in-law of Andronikos III
	Andronikos IV Palaiologos (1348–1406)	1373–1403 (30 years)		Son of John V
	John VII Palaiologos (1370–1407)	1390–1407 (17 years)	Irene of Dobruja	Son of Andronikos IV
	Manuel II Palaiologos (1350–1410)	1407–1410 (3 years)	Eudokia of Trebizond	Son of John V
File:B8b8fc5df0583327f0f864e265bf835e.jpg	Herodotus I Palaiologos (1395–1448)	1407–1448 (41 years)	Sofia of Morea	Son of John VII
	John VIII Palaiologos (1392–1435)	1411–1413 (2 years)		Son of Manuel II
File:8495d94bd68379c1e5ccc6c13e50c68d.jpg	Gregorios I Palaiologos (1412–1462)	1448–1462 (14 years)		Son of Herodotus I
File:0bdb071c7fdd14c9d9d9bac4b9830ca5.jpg	John IX Palaiologos (1430–1465)	1461–1465 (6 years)	Olga of Novgorod	Son of Herodotus I
File:C50772abfabdaf37ebc627e83a2cbb31.jpg	Michael X Palaiologos (1429–1484)	1459–1479 (20 years)	Mariam II of Georgia	Son of Gregorios I
File:6c72b86e9b16dfc60eefcadbee5baa94.jpg	Andronikos V Palaiologos (1441–1506)	1479–1506 (27 years)		Son of Herodotus I
File:1adea26146589cd82322e0e061539100.jpg	Herodotus II Palaiologos (1435–1531)	1506–1528 (22 years)		Son of Andronikos V
File:B8714fbb883cf96d521f8e07d35c904d.jpg	Constantine XI Palaiologos (1479–1543)	1528–1544 (16 years)		Son of Herodotus II
File:8ca26a64366a56ed82a9835418eb63d5.jpg	John XII Palaiologos (1507–1552)	1544–1549 (5 years)		Son of Constantine XI
File:E3u809j03d9032.png	Aureliana I Palaiologos (1511–1558)	1547–1554 (7 years)		Daughter of Constantine XI
File:Ramiro I, rey de Asturias.jpg	Basil III Palaiologos (1538–1577)	1558–1577 (19 years)		Son of Aureliana I
File:Ordoño III, rey de León.jpg	Manuel III Palaiologos (1541–1582)	1571–1582 (11 years)		Son of Aureliana I
File:552889a0602737ee8b6d0dfb8149cca3.jpg	John XIII Palaiologos (1554–1586)	1577–1586 (9 years)		Son of Basil III
File:640c936353e9e22049a6467e8309cbae.jpg	Andronikos VI Palaiologos (1560–1598)	1586–1598 (12 years)		Son of Manuel III
	John XIV Palaiologos (1566–1621)	1598–1621 (23 years)		Son of Manuel III
	Gregorios II Palaiologos (1590–1663)	1621–1663 (42 years)		Son of John XIV

Latin Emperor

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Latin Emperors

For order of succession, see Romania Emperor family tree

See also List of Princes of Achaea

Catherine I (1283-1308), House of Courtenay (deposed)
- Robert II (1300-1308), House of Capet-Anjou (by marriage, ruler of Arles, deposed)
Florent (1308-1316), House of Hainault (formally Prince of Achaea)
Mathilda (1316-1331), House of Hainault (Latin Empress, never married)
William (1331-1378), House de la Roche (formally Duke of Athens)
Richard (1378-1413), House de la Roche
Mark (1413-1454), House of Barcelona
Catherine II (1454-1463), House of Barcelona
- John III (1454-1463), House of Barcelona (formally Duke of Neopatria)
Alfonso (1463-1483), House of Superano (formally Duke of Athens)

Annexed by Byzantium

Tsar of Bulgaria

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Bulgarian monarchs

Constantine II (1397-1422), House of Shishman
Stephen the Tall (1422-1427), House of Lazar
Đurađ (1427-1456), House of Brankovic

Subsequent rulers mirrors the historical List of Serbian monarchs

Jovan (1496-1502), House of Brankovic
Stephen the Proud (1502-1528), House of Tasic
Boris III (1528-1537), House of Tasic
Stephen the Roman (1537-), House of Makarov

King of Hungary

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Hungarian monarchs

All rulers are of the House of Arpad

Andrew III (1290-1301)
Geza III (1301-1359)
Stephen VI (1359-1395)
Stephen VII (1395-1425)
Vilmos I (1425-1438)
Stephen VIII (1438-1453)
Stephen IX (1453)
Bela V (1453-1464)
Vilmos II (1464-1477)
Vilmos III (1477-1478)
Stephen X (1478-1516)
Zoltán II (1516-1549)
Olivér I (1549-)

Prince of Wallachia

See List of rulers of Wallachia

Duke of Neopatria

Established by the Catalan company

Alfonso I (1319-1330), House of Barcelona-Farique
Peter I (1330-1355), House of Barcelona-Farique
James (1355-1366), House of Barcelona-Farique
Louis (1366-1382), House of Barcelona-Farique
Mary (1382-1404), House of Barcelona-Farique (assassinated)
- Peter II (1397-1402), House Superano (by marriage, formerly Duke of Achaea
Alfonso II (1402-1441), House of Barcelona
John (1441-1463), House of Barcelona (also Latin Emperor)
Thomas (1463-1481), House of Zackarias (tributary of Byzantium)

Annexed by Byzantium

Eastern Europe

Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Polish monarchs

Kingdom of Poland

Conrad III (?-1353)
Stanislaw I (1353-?)
Sigismund II (1560-)

Grand Duke of Lithuania

Sigismund II (1560-)

Tsar of Russia

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Princes of Tver All these rulers are the House of Rurik

Michael III (1461-1503), Prince of Novgorod
Dimitri II (1503-1545)
Constantine II (1545-)

Prince of Moldavia

For earlier historical monarchs, see List of rulers of Moldavia

Alexandrel (1454-1470)
Stephen III "the Great" (1470-1504)
Stephen IV (1504-1538)
Peter V (1538-)

Asia

Emperor of China

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Yuan Emperors

Name	Reign	Dynasty	Notes
Maixu Khan	1294-1318	Yuan (Genghisid)	Born Temur, converted to Nestorian Christianity, supposedly claimed to be Pope
Taiding Khan	1318-1320	Yuan (Genghisid)	Born Kulug, puppet ruler for General Yexi
Yexi Xiong	1320-1323	Xing	De-facto ruler during civil war
Zhiyěmán Emperor	1323-1378	Tian	Founded Tian Dynasty
Guāngróng Emperor	1378-1381	Tian	Deposed
Regent Miyuki	1381-1400	Yamoto (Japanese)	Empress regent in minority of successor
Wǔshù Emperor	1400-1425	Tian	Voyages of Zheng He
Qiaozong Emperor	1425-1451	Tian
Yingzong Emperor	1451-1464	Tian

Emperor of Japan

For earlier historical rulers, see List of emperors of Japan

All of these rulers are of the House of Yamoto

Go-Uda (1303-1324)
Go-Daigo (1324-1333)
Katsumoto (1333-1363)
Yoshishego (1363-1391)
Kemmu (1391-1423)
Kanzo (1423-1440)
Ryoichi (1440-1487)
Suiko (1487-1509)
Kenshiro (1509-)

Sultan/Maharaja of Hindustan

For earlier historical rulers, see List of rulers of Delhi

As the Delhi Sultanate:

All of these rulers are of the House of Khalji

Alauddin Khalji (1296-1320)
Khizr Khan Khilji (1320-1363)
Feroze Shah Khilji (1363-1384)
Asaduddin Khilji (1384-1391)
Nadir Shah Khilji (1391-1396)
Azhar Fakir Mehmood (1396-1398)

As the Gurkani Sultanate:

All of these rulers are of the House of Timur

Timur-e-lang (1398-1406), also ruler of Persia and Central Asia
Shah Rukh (1406-1422)
Ibrahim I Shah (1422-1449), also called Ulugh Beg

All of these rulers are of the House of Hindustan (name changed by Adam Shah/Singh)

Ahmad Shah/Singh Hindustani (1449-1481), born Abdal Latif
Shamsher Singh Hindustani (1481-1501)
Zulfiquar Mirza (1501-1522), Emperor (Samrajya) of Hindustan
Ibrahim II Lodi Mirza (1522-1530), deposed by the Javed Dynasty
Sher Islam Javed Shah (1530-1542), usurper during civil war
Nasir Miran Muhammad Shah (1542-), Bhagat Dynasty

Shah of Persia

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Ilkhans

As the Ilkhanate:

All of these rulers are of the Genghisid Dynasty

Gaykhatu Khan (1291-1295), assassinated
Baydu Khan (1295-1302), converted Nestorian and attacked Egypt, deposed by Nogai
Nogai Khan (1302-1306), also ruled the Caucasus and Astrakhan, died attempting to retake Iran
Tuga Khan (1306-1334), converted to Shia Islam, deposed by Turkmen invasion

As the Jaylarid Sultanate:

All of these rulers are of the Jaylarid Dynasty

Hasan I Buzurg (1334-1356), sacked Mosul
Awais Jalayir (1356-1368), deposed by an invasion of Georgia
Hasan II Jalayir (1368-1390), executed by Timur

As the Timurid Empire:

All of these rulers are of the Timurid Dynasty

Timur-e-lang (1390-1406), also ruler of India and Central Asia
Pir Muhammad (1406-1408), assassinated
Rustam Mirza (1408-1424), deposed by Bagrat of Georgia

Under Georgian rule/suzerainty

Bagrat V "the Great"
???, vassal of Anastasios II
???, vassal of Alexander I
???, vassal of Vakhtang IV and George VIII
Erivan Baidushvili (14XX–1478), vassal of George VIII

Under sole rule of Baidushvili dynasty

Erivan Baidushvili (1478–1494)
Mehmed (1494), deposed after two months

As the Safavid Dynasty:

Mirza (1494-1501)
Ismail (1501-1517)
Ishaq (1517-1532)
Tahmasp (1532-1535), killed in Battle against Georgia
Alqash Mirza (1535-)

King of Georgia

For earlier historical rulers, see List of monarchs of Georgia

All of these rulers are of the House of Bagrationi

David VIII (1292-1330), vassal of the Ilkhanate
Anastasios I (1330-1363), ruled during the Black Death
Tamar II (1363-1401), conquered Tabriz and reclaimed title of Shahanshah
Bagrat V the Great (1401-1431), conquered Iran and Mesopotamia
Anastasios II (1431-1435)
Alexander I (1435-1442)
Vakhtang III (1442-1446)
George V (1446-1477), abdicated
Alexander II (1477-1504), abdicated
Bagrat VI (1504-1520)
Nathan (1520-), fought the Armenians and the Caliphate

Datu of Madyas

Manduyog (1437-1463)
Kalaam (1463-)

Khan of Oirat

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Leaders of the Four Oirats

Esen Tayisi (1438-1454)
Toogon Tayisi (1454-1480)
Asamanj-Temür (1480-1518)
Ish-Temür (1518-1545)
Arkhan (1545-)

Africa

Mali Emperor

See List of Mansas of Mali

Emperor of Kanem

See List of Mansas of Bornu

Emir of Jabal Asada

Established by the Qamarid Dynasty from Mali

Ayoub I [or Ayoub El Edha]:(1485-??)

All these rulers are of the Qamarid Dynasty

Baraq (1352-1368)
Yaqub (1368-1386)
Zakariyyah (1386-1429)
Yahya (1429-??)

Sidi of Sahwari

Established by Franconian immigrants

See also: List of Saharawi Rulers

Hendrickus Pisacus (1362-1374), also known as Al-Ismak
Mikhail (1374-1394)
Jibril (1394-1422)
Nuh (1422-??)

Sultan of Egypt

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Burji Sultans

#	Name (Born – Died)	Portrait	Reign		Ethnicity	Remarks
#	Name (Born – Died)	Portrait	Years	Dynasty	Ethnicity	Remarks
34	An-Nasir Faraj (1386 - 1412)		1399 - 1412	Burji	Circassian
Interregnum (1412 – 1414)
35	Abu Muslim (1371 - 1431)		1414 - 1431	Muslimid	Kipchak Turk
36	Mahmud ibn Muslim (1384 - 1436)		1431 - 1436
37	Abdullah ibn Muslim (1402 - 1473)		1436 - 1473
38	Jamal Al-Din Muslimi (1412 - 1489)		1473 - 1489
39	Ahmad III Al-Hafsid (1427 - 1498)		1489 - 1498	Hafsid	Moor
40	al-Mustanṣir bi-llāh II (1443 - 1504)		1498 - 1504 6 years	Abbasid	Arab
41	al-Maālīk bi-llāh (1478 - 1521)		1504 - 1521 17 years	Abbasid	Arab
42	al-Abdūkʿrāhman ʿalā'llāh I Abdukrahman The Great‎ (1492 - 1564)		1521 - 1564 43 years	Rūmanid	Turkish	Second Islamic Golden Age
43	al-Abdūkʿrāhman ʿalā'llāh II‎ (1523 - 1575)		1564 - 1575 11 years
44	al-Selim bi-'llāh (1547 - 1592)		1575 - 1592 17 years
45	al-Mustanṣir bi-'llāh III‎ (1570 - 1611)		1592 - 1611 19 years
46	al-Maālīk bi-'llāh II (1584 - 1611)		1611 - 1632 21 years
47	al-Mutawakkil bi-'llāh III (1600 - 1638)		1632 - 1638 6 years
48	Iskandar (1604 - 1656)		1638 - 1656 18 years	Hassanid	Arab
49	Beyezid (1625 - 1672)		1656 - 1672 16 years	Hassanid	Arab
50	TBD (1640 - 1690)		1672 - 1690 18 years	TBD Persian dynasty	Persian
51	Beyezid II (1659 - 1734)		1690 - 1734 44 years	Hassanid	Arab

Hafsid Sultan

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Hafsid rulers

All of these rulers are of the Hafsid Dynasty

Muhammad III (1434-1455)
Muhammad IV (1455-1461), assassinated
Ahmad III (1461-1498), killed in battle
Assumed by the Abbasid Caliphate

Sultan of Morocco

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Maranid rulers

Abu Thabit Amir (1307-1308), Maranid Dynasty (deposed by James II of Aragon)
Othman ibn Idris (1308-1311), Maranid Dynasty
Abu Said Uthman II (1311-1331), Maranid Dynasty

Historical rulers continue here

Abu Said Uthman III (1398-1417), Maranid Dynasty
Abu Zakariyah Yahya (1417-1448), Wattasid Dynasty
Ali ibn Yusuf (1448-1459), Wattasid Dynasty
Yahya ibn Abu Zakariyah (1459-1472), Wattasid Dynasty
Abu Abd Allah al-Sheikh (1472-1490), Wattasid Dynasty
Ahmad Al-Mansur (1490-1509), Saadi Dynasty
Abu Abdallah al-Qaim (1509-1517), Saadi Dynasty
Ahmad Al-Araj (1517-1544), Saadi Dynasty
Muhammad Al-Sheikh (1544-), Saadi Dynasty

King of Tripolitania

Created as a result of the Libyan Crusade

Regent Philip Seghars (1394-1403), regent during Crusader occupation
Sigismund (1403-1432), House of Premyslid (deposed after the Barbary Crusade)
Werner (1432-1483), House of Salzner

Annexed by the Hafsids

Mambo of Zimbabwe

Other rulers outside of these are not historically attested

Kutonga waNdinotenda (1314-1333)
Akashinga waKutonga (1333-1357)
Chatunga waAkashinga (1357-1391)
Mata (1491-1518)
Chuyuko (1518-)

Aalafin of Oyo

Earliest historical rulers in the 14th century

Oranmiyan (c.1300-c.1320)
Ajaka (c.1320-1331)
Ishago (1331-1382)
Oledipo I (1382-1438)
Oledipo II (1438-1445)
Oledipo III (1445-)

Americas

Cazonci of Mexico

See List of Cazoncis of Michoacan

Iuihua (1396-1412)
Yaluk II (1412-1421)
Yaluk III (1421-1422)
Ikel (1422-1429)
Moctozuma the Great (1429-1456)
Totochtin (1456-1469)

Sapa Inca

See List of Sapa Incas

High Chief of Iroquois

Hiawatha

Vinland

Leaders of Elufsker and later Skogrfjalland

Leaders of the Tvennufolk and Suðrvinland

Chiefs of United Vinland

Hjalfarids

Hjalfar (1487 - 1493) unknown father, possibly a gothi named Freyre

Herleif Hjalfarsson (1493 - 1501) son of Hjalfar
Eric Kuis Herleifsson (1501 -) son of Herleif

Religion

Roman Pope (Catholicism)

See List of Popes

Latin Patriarch

See List of Latin Patriarchs

Western (Basque) Patriarch

See List of Patriarchs of the Western Church and Western Catholic Church

Celtic Patriarch

See List of Patriarchs of the Celtic Catholic Church

Hussite (German) Patriarch

See List of Patriarchs of the Hussite Catholic Church

Archbishop of Mainz

See List of Archbishops of Mainz

Islam

Sunni Caliph

For earlier historical rulers, see List of Abbasid caliphs

See also List of Caliphs of Baghdad

All rulers are of the House of Abbas

Al-Mutawakkil I (1362-1395), deposed by Timur-e-lang
Al-Wathiq II (1395-1407), Timurid puppet
Al-Musta'in (1407-1414)

Subsequent rulers return to OTL succession

Al-Mutawakkil II (1479-1504), establishes the sovereign Caliphate in Cairo
Al-Maalik (1504-1520)
Al-Abdul Rahman (1520-), conquers Syria and Iraq from Georgia

Imam of the Safavi Order (Shia)

Established during the collapse of the Jaylarid Sultanate

Khvajeh Ali Safavi (1391-1427)
Sheikh Ibrahim Shāh (1427-1447)
Shaykh Junayd (1447-1460)
Shaykh Haydar (1460-1488)
Ali Mirza (1488-1501)

Absorbed into the titles of Persia

Imam of Oman (Ibadi)

See List of rulers of Oman

Manding Caliph (Yunni)

See also Yuniyya Islam

Abu Yunus, Prophet of Islam (1352-1363)
Idris Al-Segu (1363-??)

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Europe

King of Germany (Holy Roman Empire)

King of Bohemia

King of Lotharingia

Duke of Brandenburg

Duke of Saxony

Duke of Austria

Duke of Livonia

Duke of Lenzburg

Margrave of Mark

Duke of Habsburg

Duke of Württemberg

Count of Gorizia

Burgermeister of Lubeck

Duke of Thuringia

Duke of Hesse

Count Palatine of the Rhine

Duke of Bavaria

King of France

Duke of Burgundy

Duke of Auvergne

Duke of Brittany

King of Italy

King of Arles

Duke of Modena

Duke of Savoy

Duke of Florence

Doge of Milan

Doge of Venice

British Isles

King of England

King of Scotland

Ruler of Wales

King of Ireland

Iberian Peninsula

King of Spain

King of Portugal

Orebro Union

King of Sweden-Norway

King of Denmark

King of Iceland

Jarl of Greenland

Balkan Peninsula

Byzantine Emperor

Latin Emperor

Tsar of Bulgaria

King of Hungary

Prince of Wallachia

Duke of Neopatria

Eastern Europe

Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

Kingdom of Poland

Grand Duke of Lithuania

Tsar of Russia

Prince of Moldavia

Asia

Emperor of China

Emperor of Japan

Sultan/Maharaja of Hindustan

Shah of Persia

King of Georgia

Emperor of Dai Viet

King of Siam

Sultan of Brunei

Lakan of Tondo

Datu of Madyas

Khan of Oirat

Africa

Mali Emperor

Emperor of Kanem

Emir of Jabal Asada

Sidi of Sahwari

Sultan of Egypt

Hafsid Sultan

Sultan of Morocco

King of Tripolitania

Mambo of Zimbabwe

Aalafin of Oyo

Americas