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Monarchy of Valahandia
StyleHis/Her Majesty
TypeMonarchy
StatusDefunct
SeatDoundain, Valahandia
First holderCesan I
Final holderMurchadh II
Abolished1821
SuccessionPrimogeniture

The Monarch of Valahandia was the the hereditary head of state of the Kingdom of Valahandia throughout the middle ages and early modern era. The final King of Valahandia, Murchadh II (often anglicized to Murdoch II), was forced to abdicate following a bloodless revolution in 1821.

Role and Responsibilities

Monarchs of Valahandia

Monarch Moniker Reign Life Dynasty Claim
Cesan I The Great 1351-1378 1320-1378 Heinrichsoan Legitimized bastard nephew of Heinrich
Adalbert I 1378-1405 1348-1405 Son of Cesan I
Cesan II 1405-1429 1369-1429 Son of Adalbert I
Joris I 1429-1445 1391-1445 Son of Cesan II
Cesan III The Marvelous 1445-1480 1419-1480 Aldheim Nephew of Joris I
Nikolas I 1480-1511 1434-1511 Son of Cesan III
Nikolas II 1511-1513 1487-1552 Grandson of Nikolas I
Ferdinand I 1513-1515 1465-1515 Celon Younger son of Nikolas I
Nikolas II[1] 1515-1552 1487-1552 Aldheim Grandson of Nikolas I
Jannes I 1552-1583 1516-1583 Son of Nikolas II
Katrien I 1583-1599 1539-1599 Daughter of Jannes I
Gerhardt I 1599-1631 1560-1631 Reona-Baltropp Son of Katrien I and Duke Gerhardt of Reona
Jannes II 1631-1635 1592-1635 Son of Gerhardt I
Hugo I 1635-1657 1596-1657 Brother of Jannes II
Frederik I 1657-1694 1615-1694 Son of Hugo I
Murchadh I 1694-1743 1570-1743 Deaneala Great Nephew of Frederik I
Jannes III 1743-1781 1596-1781 Son of Murchadh I
Jannes IV John the Young 1781-1800 1759-1810 Grandson of Jannes III
Murchadh II 1800-1821 1770-1847 Younger brother of Jannes IV

Notes

  1. ↑ Restored following the conclusion of the War of Hills in 1515.