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There have been | {{hatnote|"King of Cordonia", "Queen of Cordonia", "Cordonian king", and "Cordonian queen" redirect here. For consorts of the monarch, see [[List of Cordonian royal consorts]].}} | ||
There have been 10 Cordonian monarchs since the unification of Cordonia and the Princedom of Lythikos on 26 May 1768. This list does not include people who have acted as regent when the sovereign is a minor. For that list, see [[List of Cordonian regents]]. For people who have been heir apparent and presumptive but did not ascend the throne, see [[List of Cordonian former heirs apparent and presumptive]]. | |||
== List == | == List == | ||
{| style="text-align: center" class="wikitable sortable" | {| style="text-align: center" class="wikitable sortable" | ||
! Name<br/>{{Small|Reign}} | ! Name{{efn|Cordonian royalty do not need to use a family name. If one is needed, it is [[Ryan (surname)|Ryan]].|group=fn |name=sur}}<br/>{{Small|Reign}} | ||
! Duration of reign | ! Duration of reign | ||
! class="unsortable"| Portrait | ! class="unsortable"| Portrait | ||
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! class="unsortable"| Ref. | ! class="unsortable"| Ref. | ||
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| '''{{Big|[[ | |'''{{Big|[[Bardulf Wolff of Cordonia|Bardulf Wolff]]}}'''<br>''Bardulf Wolff Rys<br>1780</br>{{Ndash}}<br/>1782 | ||
| {{Age in years and days| | | {{Age in years and days|1780|12|01|1782|05|02}} | ||
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|1750 | |||
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|1782 | |||
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|rowspan=5 | [[House of Rys-Saxe|Rys-Saxe]] | |||
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|'''{{Big|[[Marae of Cordonia|Marae]]}}'''<br>''Marae Nadia Rys''<br>1792</br>{{Ndash}}<br/>1850 | |||
| {{Age in years and days|1792|1|7|1850|1|12}}{{efn|In accordance with the [[Constitution of Cordonia]], Marae became queen regnant upon the death of her father in 1782, at the age of 10. However, the constitution stipulates that the heir apparent must be 20 or older to assume the powers and duties of the throne. Her mother acted as queen regent until she turned 20. As the sovereign, Marae was still entitled to be styled as ''Her Majesty'' The Queen even as a minor but did not hold the position of sovereign until 1782.}} | |||
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|1772 | |||
|[[:wikipedia:John Spencer, 3rd Earl Spencer|John Spencer, 3rd Earl Spencer]]<br/>[[:wikipedia:Althorp|Althorp]], Northamptonshire, England<br/>[[Wedding of Queen Marae and John Spencer, 3rd Earl Spencer|1800]]{{efn|The Queen and The 3rd Earl Spencer divorced in 1813.}}<br>1 daughter<hr/>[[:wikipedia:Robert Cavendish Spencer|Robert Spencer]]<br/>London, UK<br/>[[Wedding of Queen Marae and Robert Spencer|1820]]<br/> 2 children | |||
|1850 | |||
|{{Ayd|1772|09|30|1850|1|12}} | |||
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|'''{{Big|[[Sabrina of Cordonia|Sabrina]]}}'''<br>''Sabrina Anna Rys''<br>1850</br>{{Ndash}}<br/>1873 | |||
| {{Age in years and days|1850|8|20|1873|6|1}} | |||
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| 11 October 1800<hr/>Daughter of {{Nowrap|[[Marae of Cordonia|Queen Marae]]}}<br/> and [[:wikipedia:John Spencer, 3rd Earl Spencer|John Spencer, 3rd Earl Spencer]] | |||
|[[Lord Ralf Beaumont]]<br/>Cordonia<br/>[[Wedding of Sabrina, Princess of Cordonia and The Lady Beaumont, and Lord Ralf Beaumont|1830]]<br/> 3 children | |||
| 15 October 1873 | |||
|{{Ayd|1800|10|11|1873|10|15}} | |||
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|'''{{Big|[[Achim of Cordonia|Achim]]}}'''<br>''Achim Noah Rys''<br>1873</br>{{Ndash}}<br/>1901 | |||
| {{Age in years and days|1873|10|22|1901|4|6}} | |||
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| 21 December 1835<br/>Applewood Manor<hr/>Son of {{Nowrap|[[Sabrina of Cordonia|Queen Sabrina]]}}<br/> and [[Lord Ralf Beaumont]] | |||
| [[Lady Marie Eisenhower]]<br/>Cordonia<br/>[[Wedding of Archim of Cordonia and Lady Marie Eisenhower|1899]]<br/> 4 children | |||
| 2 October 1901<br/>Cordonian Royal Palace | |||
| {{Ayd|1835|12|21|1901|10|2}} | |||
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| '''{{Big|[[Adriana of Cordonia|Adriana]]}}'''<br/>''Adriana Ingrid Rys''<br/>1901<br/>{{Ndash}}<br/>6 May 1950 | |||
| {{Age in years and days|1901|10|2|1950|5|6}} | |||
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| 11 February 1865<br/>Applewood Manor<hr/>Daughter of {{Nowrap|[[Achim of Cordonia|King Achim]]}}<br/> and [[Queen Marie|Lady Marie Eisenhower]] | |||
| [[David Petersen-Soar]]<br/>London, UK<br/>[[Wedding of Princess Adriana and David Petersen-Soar|1883]]{{efn|The Queen's marriage to Mr. Petersen-Soar was annulled as she did not have permission of her father.|group=fn |name=dpsann}}<br>No children<hr/>[[Stefen, King of Cordonia|Stefen Meiningen]]<br/>Moselle Hall<br/>[[Wedding of Adriana, Princess of Cordonia, and Stefan Meiningen|1886]]<br/>3 children | |||
| 6 May 1950<br/>Cordonia Capitol Royal Hospital | |||
| {{Ayd|1865|2|11|1950|5|6}} | |||
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| '''{{Big|[[Dirk I]]}}'''<br/>''Dirk Uwe''<br/>6 May 1950<br/>{{Ndash}}<br/>20 January 1959 | |||
| {{Age in years and days|1950|5|6|1959|1|20|duration=yes}} | |||
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| 3 June 1893<br/>[[Applewood Manor]]<hr/>Son of {{Nowrap|[[Adriana of Cordonia|Queen Adriana]]}}<br/>and [[Stefan of Cordonia|King Stefan]] | | 3 June 1893<br/>[[Applewood Manor]]<hr/>Son of {{Nowrap|[[Adriana of Cordonia|Queen Adriana]]}}<br/>and [[Stefan of Cordonia|King Stefan]] | ||
| [[:wikipedia:Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood|Mary, Princess Royal]]<br/>Moselle Hall<br/>[[Wedding of | | [[:wikipedia:Mary, Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood|Mary, Princess Royal]]<br/>Moselle Hall<br/>[[Wedding of Dirk, Prince of Cordonia, and Mary, Princess Royal|1922]]<br/>7 children | ||
|20 January 1959<br/>Cordonian Royal Palace | |20 January 1959<br/>Cordonian Royal Palace | ||
| {{Ayd|1893|6|3|1959|1|20}} | | {{Ayd|1893|6|3|1959|1|20}} | ||
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| '''{{Big|[[Dirk II]]}}'''<br/>''Dirk Uwe II'' | | '''{{Big|[[Dirk II]]}}'''<br/>''Dirk Uwe II''<br/>20 January 1959<br/>{{Ndash}}<br/>24 March 1977 | ||
| {{Age in years and days|1959|1|20|1977|3|24|duration=yes}} | | {{Age in years and days|1959|1|20|1977|3|24|duration=yes}} | ||
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| '''{{Big|[[King Constantine The King Father|Constantine]]}}'''<br/>''Constantine Judea Harold'' | | '''{{Big|[[King Constantine The King Father|Constantine]]}}'''<br/>''Constantine Judea Harold''<br/>24 March 1977<br/>{{Ndash}}<br/>19 May 2021 | ||
| {{Age in years and days|1977|3|24|2021|6|13|duration=yes}} | | {{Age in years and days|1977|3|24|2021|6|13|duration=yes}} | ||
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| 10 October 1958<br/>[[Cordonian Royal Palace]]<hr/>Son of {{Nowrap|[[Dirk II]]}}<br/>and [[Queen Abigal|Princess Abigail]] | | 10 October 1958<br/>[[Cordonian Royal Palace]]<hr/>Son of {{Nowrap|[[Dirk II]]}}<br/>and [[Queen Abigal|Princess Abigail]] | ||
| [[ | | [[Princess Matilda]]{{efn|The Princess died in 1985; Constantine was a widower.|group=fn | name=pmdied}}<br/>Moselle Hall<br/>[[Wedding of King Constantine and Princess Matilda|13 August 1981 ]]<br/>1 son<hr/>[[Queen Eleanor|Eleanor Edison]]{{efn|The Queen died in 1999; Constantine was a widower.|group=fn |name=eedied}}<br/>[[Wedding of King Constantine and Eleanor Edison|1 August 1986]]<br/>2 children<hr/>[[Queen Regina|Lady Regina Amranth]]<br/>[[Wedding of King Constantine and Lady Regina Amranth|28 April 2004]]<br/>No children | ||
| [[Death and state funeral of King Constantine The King Father|13 June 2021]]<br/>Cordonian Royal Palace | | [[Death and state funeral of King Constantine The King Father|13 June 2021]]<br/>Cordonian Royal Palace | ||
| {{Ayd|1958|10|10|2021|6|13}} | | {{Ayd|1958|10|10|2021|6|13}} | ||
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| '''{{Big|[[King Liam|Liam]]}}'''<br/>''Liam David Israel'' | | '''{{Big|[[King Liam|Liam]]}}'''<br/>''Liam David Israel''<br/>19 May 2021<br/>{{Ndash}}<br/>Present | ||
| {{Age in years and days|2021|5|19}} | | {{Age in years and days|2021|5|19}} | ||
| [[File:Official coronation portrait of HM King Liam.jpg|100px]]<!-- Please do not change this image to a modern picture. Only coronation portraits should be used.--> | | [[File:Official coronation portrait of HM King Liam.jpg|100px]]<!-- Please do not change this image to a modern picture. Only coronation portraits should be used.--> | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
Latest revision as of 01:20, 3 November 2022
There have been 10 Cordonian monarchs since the unification of Cordonia and the Princedom of Lythikos on 26 May 1768. This list does not include people who have acted as regent when the sovereign is a minor. For that list, see List of Cordonian regents. For people who have been heir apparent and presumptive but did not ascend the throne, see List of Cordonian former heirs apparent and presumptive.
List
| Name[a] Reign |
Duration of reign | Portrait | Birth Date, location, parents |
Marriage | Death | Age | House | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bardulf Wolff Bardulf Wolff Rys 1780 – 1782 |
1 year, 152 days | 1750 | 1782 | Rys-Saxe | ||||
| Marae Marae Nadia Rys 1792 – 1850 |
58 years, 5 days[b] | 1772 | John Spencer, 3rd Earl Spencer Althorp, Northamptonshire, England 1800[c] 1 daughter Robert Spencer London, UK 1820 2 children |
1850 | 77 years, 104 days | |||
| Sabrina Sabrina Anna Rys 1850 – 1873 |
22 years, 285 days | 11 October 1800 Daughter of Queen Marae and John Spencer, 3rd Earl Spencer |
Lord Ralf Beaumont Cordonia 1830 3 children |
15 October 1873 | 73 years, 4 days | |||
| Achim Achim Noah Rys 1873 – 1901 |
27 years, 166 days | 21 December 1835 Applewood Manor Son of Queen Sabrina and Lord Ralf Beaumont |
Lady Marie Eisenhower Cordonia 1899 4 children |
2 October 1901 Cordonian Royal Palace |
65 years, 285 days | |||
| Adriana Adriana Ingrid Rys 1901 – 6 May 1950 |
48 years, 216 days | 11 February 1865 Applewood Manor Daughter of King Achim and Lady Marie Eisenhower |
David Petersen-Soar London, UK 1883[d] No children Stefen Meiningen Moselle Hall 1886 3 children |
6 May 1950 Cordonia Capitol Royal Hospital |
85 years, 84 days | |||
| Dirk I Dirk Uwe 6 May 1950 – 20 January 1959 |
8 years, 260 days | 3 June 1893 Applewood Manor Son of Queen Adriana and King Stefan |
Mary, Princess Royal Moselle Hall 1922 7 children |
20 January 1959 Cordonian Royal Palace |
65 years, 231 days | Ryan | [1] | |
| Dirk II Dirk Uwe II 20 January 1959 – 24 March 1977 |
18 years, 64 days | 23 June 1928 Cordonian Royal Palace Son of Dirk I and Mary, Princess Royal |
Princess Abigail Moselle Hall 1953 5 children |
24 March 1977 Cordonian Royal Palace |
48 years, 274 days | [2] | ||
| Constantine Constantine Judea Harold 24 March 1977 – 19 May 2021 |
44 years, 82 days | 10 October 1958 Cordonian Royal Palace Son of Dirk II and Princess Abigail |
Princess Matilda[e] Moselle Hall 13 August 1981 1 son Eleanor Edison[f] 1 August 1986 2 children Lady Regina Amranth 28 April 2004 No children |
13 June 2021 Cordonian Royal Palace |
62 years, 246 days | [3] | ||
| Liam Liam David Israel 19 May 2021 – Present |
3 years, 40 days | 
|
6 August 1989 Euler House Son of King Constantine and Eleanor Edison |
Olivia Nevrakis, The Duchess of Lythikos Moselle Hall 22 February 2022 2 children |
Living | 35 years, 40 days | [4] |
See also
Notes
- ↑ Cordonian royalty do not need to use a family name. If one is needed, it is Ryan.
- ↑ In accordance with the Constitution of Cordonia, Marae became queen regnant upon the death of her father in 1782, at the age of 10. However, the constitution stipulates that the heir apparent must be 20 or older to assume the powers and duties of the throne. Her mother acted as queen regent until she turned 20. As the sovereign, Marae was still entitled to be styled as Her Majesty The Queen even as a minor but did not hold the position of sovereign until 1782.
- ↑ The Queen and The 3rd Earl Spencer divorced in 1813.
- ↑ The Queen's marriage to Mr. Petersen-Soar was annulled as she did not have permission of her father.
- ↑ The Princess died in 1985; Constantine was a widower.
- ↑ The Queen died in 1999; Constantine was a widower.
References
- ↑ "Dirk I of Cordonia". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved 26 April 2022.
- ↑ "Dirk II of Cordonia". Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved 26 April 2022.
- ↑ "His Majesty The King Father". royal.gov.cs. Retrieved 26 April 2022.
- ↑ "His Majesty The King". royal.gov.cs. Retrieved 26 April 2022.