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|align="center"|[[File:Friedrich_August_II_of_Saxony.jpg|100px]]|| align="center" |[[File:2000px-Greater Blaykish Coat of Arms.png|100px]] || align="center" |[[Gilbert II of Blayk|Gilbert II]] <br><small>(Guilbert)</small>||align="center"|1 September 1799||align="center"|3 February 1822||{{*}} | |align="center"|[[File:Friedrich_August_II_of_Saxony.jpg|100px]]|| align="center" |[[File:2000px-Greater Blaykish Coat of Arms.png|100px]] || align="center" |[[Gilbert II of Blayk|Gilbert II]] <br><small>(Guilbert)</small>||align="center"|1 September 1799||align="center"|3 February 1822||{{*}}First cousin once removed of Phillip III<br> | ||
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House of Chaudoir
The House of Chaudoir was a powerful noble house in south-western Vervillia, which came to power in Blayk after Queen Mathilda II died with no children leaving the throne to her nephew Phillip.
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Phillip I (Phillipe) |
1 August 1723 | 17 May 1736 | • Nephew of Matilda II |
King of Blayk (Rai de Blayc) |
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Phillip II (Phillipe) |
17 May 1736 | 14 May 1768 | • Son of Phillip I | King of Blayk (Rai de Blayc) |
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Phillip III the Good King (Phillipe) |
14 May 1768 | 1 September 1799 | • Son of Phillip II | King of Blayk (Rai de Blayc) |
House of Sarbeliard
The House of Sarbeliard
| Portrait | Coat of arms | Name | King from | King until | Relationship with predecessor(s) | Title |
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Gilbert II (Guilbert) |
1 September 1799 | 3 February 1822 | • First cousin once removed of Phillip III |
King of Blayk (Rai de Blayc) |
House of Blayk-Chaudoir
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Leopold I (Léopold) |
6th March 1822 | 9 July 1856 | • Second cousin once removed of Phillip III |
King of the Blaykish (Rai des Blaycois) |