List of Gotneskan Monarchs

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Munkedal

The House of Munkedal (Götaish: Munkedalfjölskylda), also called the House of Njörðr the Good (Götaish: Njörðr góða fjölskylda) or simply the Old dynasty (Götaish: Gamla ættarveldið), is the earliest reliably attested royal dynasty of Blechingia, ruling during the Viking Age. None of the names suggested for the dynasty are universally accepted and most are problematic; the name "House of Munkedal" derives from a questionable and speculative theory that they would have ruled from the island of Munkedal and the name "House of Njörðr the Good" derives from the supposed founder of the dynasty, Njörðr the Good, who is often seen as a legendary, rather than historical, figure.

List of Munkedal Monarch's

Skara Dynasty

List of Skara Monarch's

Bjelbo Dynasty

List of Bjelbo Monarch's

Myggenäs Dynasty

The Myggenäs Dynasty or more commonnly known as the House of Myggenäs, was started in 1230 by then Prince Jóhannes, He was the secornd son of Regent Ulvihild I. The first Gothian Monarch from the Myggenäs was, Queen Lilly I from 1387-1423. The house would end its reign as ruling monarch with Christina I as she had no children at the time of her death. It would be pasted down to her older brother that belonged to the House of Aoife. The end of the dynasty was caused by the 1st Gothic Civil War.

List of Myggenäs Monarch's

Aoife Dynasty

List of Aoife Monarch's

Portrait Monarch
(Birth–Death)
Reign
Duration in years and days
1 Pantoja de la Cruz after Titian - Charles V in Armour.jpg His Majesty
Magnus V

Magnus William Gustaf Andersson
(1455AD–1516AD)
8 March
1499AD
9 April
1516AD
17 years and 33 days
2 La emperatriz Isabel de Portugal, por Tiziano.jpg Her Regent
Amelie of Voldina

Amelie von Grazen
(14??AD–15??AD)
9 April
1516AD
23 September
1526AD
10 years and 168 days
3 His Majesty
Magnus VI

Magnus Charles Gustaf Andersson
(1508AD–1527AD)
23 September
1526AD
15 November
1527AD
1 year and 54 days
4 Alonso Sánchez Coello - Portrait of Juana of Austria, Princess of Portugal - Google Art Project.jpg Her Majesty
Sága I

Sága Æringærdh Andersdottír
(1505AD–1574AD)
15 November
1527AD
31 December
1574AD
47 years and 47 days
5 His Majesty
Christian II

Kristján Alexander Andersson
(1550AD–1599AD)
15 November
1574AD
01 March
1599AD
24 years and 107 days
6 Her Majesty
Chriatina II

Kristína Ragný Andersdottír
(1573AD–1612AD)
01 March
1599AD
28 May
1609AD
10 years and 89 days
7 Her Majesty
Olivia I

Ólivía Aaliyah Andersdottír
(1592AD–1658AD)
28 May
1609AD
22 November
1658AD
49 years and 179 days

Unnvör Dynasty

The Unnvör Dynasty or more commonnly known as the House of Unnvör, was started in 1658 by Ebba I, Ebba was crowned queen as the wish from Queen Olivia I, but she had confused the royal advisor about her with here less known daughter Ebba who was at the time in a unknown location.

List of Unnvör Monarch's

Portrait Monarch
(Birth–Death)
Reign
Duration in years and days
1 Her Majesty
Ebba I

Ebba Úlfarna Alasdair
(1626AD–1685AD)
8 March
1658AD
9 April
1685AD
26 years and 91 days
1 His Majesty
Patrick II

Patrick Reimar Alasdair
(1626AD–1685AD)
8 March
1685AD
9 April
1691AD
6 years and 108 days

Rejavi Dynasty

The Rejavi Dynasty or more commonnly known as the House of Rejavi, was started in 1689 by Alexander I, wow defending his crown from his cousin William Alexander (Jarl of Siannon) in what will become known as the Third and final Gothic Civil war. Both Alexander and William will be KIA in the war leaving Alexander's youngest sister Olivia as the one true Queen of Blekinge. Olivia II reign will be remember for many things but most importantly how she handled the aftermath of the civil war passing legituter bills to help unreperstive ethic groups within the nation. The most resent Monarch from this dynasty is Emily II having become queen after the death of her father and King Ivan III in October 2017. She has be queen for a little over three years known.

List of Rejavi Monarch's

Portrait Monarch
(Birth–Death)
Reign
Duration in years and days
1 His Majesty
Alexander I

Alexander Lars Tadhg Andersson
(1662AD–1691AD)
6 January
1689AD
15 June
1691AD
2 years and 161 days
2 Her Highness
Olivia II

Olivia Hedving Orlaigh Andersdóttir
(1669AD–1722AD)
15 June
1691AD
29 October
1722AD
31 years and 137 days
3 Her Highness
Elisabeth I

Elisabeth Brianna Josphine Andersóttir
1704AD–1772AD)
February 16
1722AD
March 19
1772AD
50 years and 15 days
4 His Majesty
Christian III

Christian Matthew Gustaf Andersson
(1741AD–1810AD)
March 19
1772AD
March 31
1810AD
37 years and 267 days
5 Elisabeth of Hylliland.jpg Her Regent
Elisabeth of Hylliland

Elisabeth Eva Ragnheiður Johansdóttir
(1775AD–1854AD)
29 October
1810AD look
07 January
1817AD
6 years and 71 days
6 Her Highness
Emily I

Emily Marie Andersson
(1799AD–1877AD)
April 17
1817AD
June 1
1840AD
23 years and 268 days
7 Her Highness
Margaret I

Margaret Solveig Andersson
(1822AD–1890AD)
June 1
1840AD
January 18
1890AD
49 years and 295 days
8 His Majesty
William II

William Charles Andersson
(1866–1921AD)
January 18
1890AD
February 27
1916AD
25 years and 229 days
9 Ivan Andersson II.jpg His Imperial Majesty
Ivan II

Ivan Mikkle William Andersson
(1895AD–1952AD)
February 27
1916AD
January 12
1952AD
36 years and 27 days
10 His Imperial Majesty
Charles I

Charles Gustaf Andersson
(1922AD–1995AD)
January 12
1952AD
March 2
1995AD
43 years and 188 days
11 His Imperial Majesty
Ivan III

Ivan Mikkle Andersson
(1952AD–2017AD)
5 October
1995AD
7 October
2017AD
22 years and 1 day
12 Queen Emily II.jpg Her Imperial Majesty
Emily II

Emily Kerrie Magdalene Andersson
(1999AD–)
10 October
2017AD
Incumbent
7 years and 79 days