List of Ambrosian monarchs

Monarchy of Ambrose
Federal
Edgard IX, King of the Ambrosians
Details
Style	His Majesty
First monarch	Ecgric the Terrible
Last monarch	Edgard IX
Formation	c. 1130
Abolition	17 February 1849
Residence	Castle Els, Elsbridge
Appointer	Hereditary
Pretender(s)	Prince Edgard Alexander

The monarchy of Ambrose was the hereditary institution that ruled Ambrose in various forms from the unification of the country under Ecgric the Terrible in the early 12th century to the fall of the Kingdom of Ambrosia following the Ambrosian Revolution.

The monarchy originated with the House of Rheneas (also known as the Ecgricine dynasty), which would continue by its male line through the medieval period. The monarchy was contested at several points in Ambrosian history, most notably during the Despenser War of 1320 to 1324. This conflict ultimately saw the House of Lyksborg accede to the Ambrosian throne, tying the Ambrosian monarchy to Archkingdom of Sjealand in a personal union. The Lyksborgs were deposed in 1673 by the House of Duncansby, who, tracing their ancestry to the Ecgricines of old, ruled until their own deposition in 1849.

The monarchs of Ambrose held various titles and pretensions. Initially claiming the title of King of Ambrose, in 1792, the House of Duncansby adopted the title King of the Ambrosians, as part of the shift towards popular, constitutional monarchy. The monarchs claimed the title of Duke of Northumbria from 1679, though only in pretence until 1756. Furthermore, from 1324 to 1673, the Kings of Ambrose also held the titles of the other constituent realms of the Kingdom of the Two Daughters.

Kingdom of the Two Daughters (1324-1673)

Main article: Monarchy of Sjealand

Kingdom of Ambrosia (1673-1849)

House of Duncansby

Monarch	Portrait	Born-Died	Relationship with Predecessor	Ruled from	Ruled until
Osfred I the Great		1632 Duncansby, Trelawney — 1702 Castle Aelpín, Harwick	none	1673	1702
Osfred II		1656 Duncansby, Trelawney — 1719 Castle Aelpín, Harwick	son of Osfred I	1673	1702
Edgard IV		1678 Menheath, Harwick — 1734 Castle Els, Harwick	son of Osfred II	1719	1734
Douglas I		1682 Waverley, Tidsmouth — 1739 Castle Els, Harwick	son of Osfred II, brother of Tidweald II	1734	1742
Douglas II		1703 Castle Els, Harwick — 1773 Castle Els, Harwick	son of Douglas I	1742	1773
Douglas William		1725 Castle Els, Harwick — 1794 Mulford, Wosrac	son of Douglas II	1773	1794
Edgard V		1747 Castle Els, Harwick — 1797 Castle Els, Harwick	son of Douglas William	1794	1797
Edgard VI		1748 Castle Els, Harwick — 1813 Castle Els, Harwick	son of Douglas William, brother of Edgard IV	1797	1813
Edgard VII		1752 Castle Els, Harwick — 1818 Castle Els, Harwick	son of Douglas William, brother of Edgard V and Edgard VI	1813	1818
Edgard VIII		1778 Castle Els, Harwick — 1845 Castle Els, Harwick	son of Edgard VII	1818	1845
Edgard IX		1793 Castle Els, Harwick — 1849 Castle Els, Harwick	brother of Edgard VIII	1845	1849