| Monarchy of Valahandia |
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| Style | His/Her Majesty |
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| Type | Monarchy |
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| Status | Defunct |
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| Seat | Doundain, Valahandia |
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| First holder | Cesan I |
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| Final holder | Murchadh II |
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| Abolished | 1821 |
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| Succession | Primogeniture |
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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[1]
|
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[2]
|
|
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
|
1670-1743
|
Deaneala
|
Great Nephew of Frederik I
|
| Jannes III
|
|
1743-1781
|
1696-1781
|
Son of Murchadh I
|
| Jannes IV
|
John the Infirm
|
1781-1800[3]
|
1749-1810
|
Grandson of Jannes III
|
| Murchadh II
|
|
1800-1821
|
1770-1847
|
Younger brother of Jannes IV
|
Notes
- ↑ Cesan was also known as "Cesan the Bastard."
- ↑ Restored following the conclusion of the War of Great Hills in 1515.
- ↑ Jannes IV suffered a debilitating stroke at the age of 50 in the early winter of 1799, subsequently abdicating the throne in 1800. He recovered his faculties over the following years, but never sought to retake the throne, dying in 1810.