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| align="center"| '''King Louis X'''<br><small>''Roi Louis X'' | | align="center"| '''[[Louis X|King Louis X]]'''<br><small>''Roi Louis X'' | ||
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| align="center"| 31 December 1881<br />–<br />17 June 1960<br>({{age in years and days|1881|12|31|1960|06|17}}) | | align="center"| 31 December 1881<br />–<br />17 June 1960<br>({{age in years and days|1881|12|31|1960|06|17}}) | ||
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| King of Hesperia | |
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| Roi d'Hespérie | |
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| Incumbent | |
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| Jacques II since 17 June 1960 | |
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| Style | His Majesty |
| Heir apparent | Isabelle, Princess of Collé |
| First monarch | Conrad |
| Formation | 19 October 1841 |
The Monarchy of Hesperia, is the constitutional monarchy and head of state of Hesperia, and whose incumbent is currently Jacques II, King of Hesperia, and became so after ascending to the throne in 1960, following the death of his father Louis X, who reigned from 1910 till his death.
After Conrad established a constitutional monarchy in 1841, he became the head of state, making the head government ruled upon by the Prime Minister.
Ceremonial Role
The role of the King includes maintaining order within the Privy Council and by mediating tensions by executing a strong will while governing. The King cannot suspend Parliament after Louis X amended the constitution in 1959.
History
Conrad established a constitutional monarchy in 1841, upon the behest of rebelling ministers. In 1887, after Marguerite allowed Leuren to gain more autonomy, the Queen started to remove powers from herself in order to pacify radical republicans. In the 1930s, the absolute monarchy was restored briefly. Louis X set up a ceremonial role permanently in 1959 after a scandal in the government.
Succession
Arms
Monarchs of Hesperia
TBD| Name | Portrait | Birth and death | Reign started | Reign ended | Marriages | Relation to predecessor |
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| King Conrad Roi Conrad |
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25 March 1794 – 8 May 1843 (49 years, 44 days) |
9 April 1819 | 8 May 1843 (24 years, 29 days) |
Georgia, Princess of Toissont | Son of Maria, father of Jacques of Colmé |
| King Albert Roi Albert |
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14 July 1805 – 20 September 1845 (40 years, 68 days) |
8 May 1843 | 20 September 1845 (2 years, 135 days) |
Angelie-Theresé, Princess of Léune | Son of Maria, brother of Conrad |
| Queen Margaret Reine Marguerite |
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22 August 1831 – 6 March 1910 (78 years, 196 days) |
20 September 1845 | 6 March 1910 (64 years, 167 days) |
Robert, Prince of Amesfort | Daughter of Conrad, niece of King Albert |
| King Louis X Roi Louis X |
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31 December 1881 – 17 June 1960 (78 years, 169 days) |
6 March 1910 | 17 June 1960 (50 years, 103 days) |
Mary, Princess of Hoel | Son of Margaret |
| King Jacques II Roi Jacques II |
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19 January 1942 – present |
17 June 1960 | Incumbent | Charlotte of Toussont | Son of Louis X |