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| residence          = Royal Palace <small>(Now Vurthungrian Peoples' Museum of the Arts)</small>
| residence          = Princely Palace at [[New Haim]]<small>(Now Vurthungrian Peoples' Museum of the Arts)</small>
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| ended              = 9 March 1939
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The {{wpl|monarch|monarchs}} of [[Vurthungria]] ruled ''{{wpl|de jure}}'' over the nation's historical territories over three (or four, from the traditional native view) distinct periods in its history. These periods include the [[First Kingdom of Vurthungria|First Kingdom]] from its formation following the Second Conquest of Haim by [[Edel I of Vurthungria|Edel the Conqueror]] {{circa}} 499, and concluding with collapse in the face of the Innan Invasions of the 1130s; the [[Second Kingdom of Vurthungria|Second Kingdom]] from 1221 to the destruction of the Vurthungrian Fleet and subsequent conquest by the [[Aesculia|New Aesculian Empire]]; and [[Imperial Principality of Vurthungria|Imperial Principality]], following the Treaty of Bastia in 1798, which in the traditional Vurthungrian historical perspective is divided into the Aesculian and Independent Periods, the latter of which concludes with the [[Vurthungrian Offciers' Coup of 1939|Officers' Coup on 9 March 1939]] which forced [[Ryapfele II of Vurthungria|Eryapfele II]] to abdicate. Following the [[Vurthungrian Revolution|1943 Anarchist Revolution]], the remaining royals were permanently exiled from Vurthungria.


The {{wpl|monarch|monarchs}} of [[Vurthungria]] ruled ''{{wpl|de jure}}'' over the nation's historical territories over three (or four, from the traditional native view) distinct periods in its history, the [[First Kingdom of Vurthungria|First Kingdom]], the [[Second Kingdom of Vurthungria|Second Kingdom]], and [[Imperial Principality of Vurthungria|Imperial Principality]], which in the traditional Vurthungrian historical perspective is divided into the Aesculian and Independent Periods.
This list does not include the mythical rulers of the Vordons Confederacy from late antiquity, or unsuccessful claimants to the throne not typically listed as part of the Vurthungrian monarchical lines. It additionally does not include the [[Aesculia|Aesculian]]-sponsored [[Prefect (Aesculia)|Prefetti]] who controlled the regions of modern Vurthungria prior to its reorganization as the Imperial Principality in 1798.
 
==History==
This list does not include the mythical rulers of the Vordons Confederacy from late antiquity, or unsuccessful claimants to the throne not typically listed as part of the Vurthungrian monarchical lines. It additionally does not include the [[Aesculia|Aesculian]]-sponsored Prefetti who controlled the regions of modern Vurthungria prior to its reorganization as the Imperial Principality in 1798.
===Exile===
==Table==
===Imperial Principality===
{{Succession table monarch
| name1      = [[Dariu I of Vurthungria|'''Dario I''']]
| nickname1  = Dariu the Beloved
| native1    = Darrye-Hålsey
| life1      = {{Birth date|1756|4|20|df=y}} – {{Death date and age|1831|12|10|1756|4|20|df=y}}
| reignstart1 = {{start date|1798|8|8|df=y}}
| reignend1  = {{end date|1831|12|10|df=y}}
| notes1      = Elector Dario of Nannini, elected Imperial Prince on 8 July 1798
| family1    = Nannini-d'Bastia
| image1      = Bacciarelli_-_Fryderyk_August.jpg
| alt1        = Dariu I of Vurthungria
| name2      = [[Rafael of Vurthungria|'''Rafael''']]
| nickname2  = 
| native2    = Rafelhe
| life2      = {{Birth date|1780|11|1|df=y}} – {{Death date and age|1867|12|10|1780|3|9|df=y}}
| reignstart2 = {{start date|1831|21|10|df=y}}
| reignend2  = {{end date|1867|3|9|df=y}}
| notes2      = Nephew of Dariu I.
| family2    = Nannini-d'Bastia
| image2      = Knez_Mihajlo_III_Obrenovic.jpg
| alt2        = Rafaelhe I of Vurthungria
| name3      = [[Dariu II of Vurthungria|'''Dario II''']]
| nickname3  = Dariu II the Frail
| native3    = Darrye-Geyric
| life3      = {{Birth date|1819|4|21|df=y}} – {{Death date and age|1869|10|17|1819|4|21|df=y}}
| reignstart3 = {{start date|1867|3|18|df=y}}
| reignend3  = {{end date|1869|10|17|df=y}}
| notes3      = Eldest son of Rafelhe. Died in 1869 from tuberculosis.
| family3    = Nannini-d'Bastia
| image3      = Milan_Obrenović_II,_Prince_of_Serbia.jpg
| alt3        = Dariu II of Vurthungria
| name4      = [[Linu I of Vurthungria|'''Lino I''']]
| nickname4  =
| native4    = Linu
| life4      = {{Birth date|1821|12|24|df=y}} – {{Death date and age|1887|8|30|1819|4|21|df=y}}
| reignstart4 = {{start date|1869|10|26|df=y}}
| reignend4  = {{end date|1887|8|30|df=y}}
| notes4      = Second son of Rafelhe, and younger brother of Dariu II.
| family4    = Nannini-d'Bastia
| image4      = Alexander_I_of_Bulgaria_by_Dimitar_Karastoyanov.jpg
| alt4        = Linu I of Vurthungria
| name5      = [[Linu I of Vurthungria|'''Lino II''']]
| nickname5  =
| native5    = Linu II
| life5      = {{Birth date|1821|12|24|df=y}} – {{Death date and age|1887|8|30|1819|4|21|df=y}}
| reignstart5 = {{start date|1869|10|26|df=y}}
| reignend5  = {{end date|1887|8|30|df=y}}
| notes5      = Second son of Rafelhe, and younger brother of Dariu II.
| family5    = Nannini-d'Bastia
| image5      = Carol_I_King_of_Romania.jpg
| alt5        = Linu II of Vurthungria
| name6      = [[Erdanadid of Vurthungria|'''Donnadetta''']]
| nickname6  = Erdanadid the Just
| native6    = Erdanadid-ridrrhen
| life6      = {{Birth date|1821|12|24|df=y}} – {{Death date and age|1887|8|30|1819|4|21|df=y}}
| reignstart6 = {{start date|1869|10|26|df=y}}
| reignend6  = {{end date|1887|8|30|df=y}}
| notes6      = Princess Consort alongside Lino II.
| family6    = Pfedsrenne
| image6      = Kraljica_Draga_11.jpg
| alt6        = Erdanadid of Vurthungria
}}
==Royal Standards==
==See Also==


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Revision as of 02:08, 3 February 2020

Monarchy of Vurthungria
Details
StyleHis/her Majesty
First monarchEdel I of Vurthungria
Last monarchRyapfele II of Vurthungria
Formationc. 499
Abolition9 March 1939
ResidencePrincely Palace at New Haim(Now Vurthungrian Peoples' Museum of the Arts)
AppointerHereditary

The monarchs of Vurthungria ruled de jure over the nation's historical territories over three (or four, from the traditional native view) distinct periods in its history. These periods include the First Kingdom from its formation following the Second Conquest of Haim by Edel the Conqueror c. 499, and concluding with collapse in the face of the Innan Invasions of the 1130s; the Second Kingdom from 1221 to the destruction of the Vurthungrian Fleet and subsequent conquest by the New Aesculian Empire; and Imperial Principality, following the Treaty of Bastia in 1798, which in the traditional Vurthungrian historical perspective is divided into the Aesculian and Independent Periods, the latter of which concludes with the Officers' Coup on 9 March 1939 which forced Eryapfele II to abdicate. Following the 1943 Anarchist Revolution, the remaining royals were permanently exiled from Vurthungria.

This list does not include the mythical rulers of the Vordons Confederacy from late antiquity, or unsuccessful claimants to the throne not typically listed as part of the Vurthungrian monarchical lines. It additionally does not include the Aesculian-sponsored Prefetti who controlled the regions of modern Vurthungria prior to its reorganization as the Imperial Principality in 1798.

History

Exile

Table

Imperial Principality

NameLifespanReign startReign endNotesFamilyImage
Dario I
  • Dariu the Beloved
  • Darrye-Hålsey
(1756-04-20)20 April 1756 – 10 December 1831(1831-12-10) (aged 75)8 August 1798 (1798-08-08)10 December 1831 (1831-12-10)Elector Dario of Nannini, elected Imperial Prince on 8 July 1798Nannini-d'BastiaDariu I of Vurthungria
Rafael
  • Rafelhe
(1780-11-01)1 November 1780 – 10 December 1867(1867-12-10) (aged 87)10 September 1831 (1831-21-10)9 March 1867 (1867-03-09)Nephew of Dariu I.Nannini-d'BastiaRafaelhe I of Vurthungria
Dario II
  • Dariu II the Frail
  • Darrye-Geyric
(1819-04-21)21 April 1819 – 17 October 1869(1869-10-17) (aged 50)18 March 1867 (1867-03-18)17 October 1869 (1869-10-17)Eldest son of Rafelhe. Died in 1869 from tuberculosis.Nannini-d'BastiaDariu II of Vurthungria
Lino I
  • Linu
(1821-12-24)24 December 1821 – 30 August 1887(1887-08-30) (aged 68)26 October 1869 (1869-10-26)30 August 1887 (1887-08-30)Second son of Rafelhe, and younger brother of Dariu II.Nannini-d'BastiaLinu I of Vurthungria
Lino II
  • Linu II
(1821-12-24)24 December 1821 – 30 August 1887(1887-08-30) (aged 68)26 October 1869 (1869-10-26)30 August 1887 (1887-08-30)Second son of Rafelhe, and younger brother of Dariu II.Nannini-d'BastiaLinu II of Vurthungria
Donnadetta
  • Erdanadid the Just
  • Erdanadid-ridrrhen
(1821-12-24)24 December 1821 – 30 August 1887(1887-08-30) (aged 68)26 October 1869 (1869-10-26)30 August 1887 (1887-08-30)Princess Consort alongside Lino II.PfedsrenneErdanadid of Vurthungria

Royal Standards

See Also

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