Kaisers of the Eisenreich
| Kaiser/Kaiserin of the Eisenreich | |
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| Incumbent | |
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| Konrad IX von Hohenhoff since 15 February 1973 | |
| Details | |
| Style | His/Her Imperial Majesty |
| Heir apparent | Felix, Crown Prince |
| First monarch | Leutpold I Batavin |
| Formation | 238 |
| Residence | Eiserner Kaiserpalast, Eisenwald |
The Monarchy of the Eisenreich is the constitutional monarchy of the Eisenreich, and its Commonwealth of Realms. The monarchy is a hereditary position whose incumbent is styled the Emperor or Empress (Ermanic:Kaiser/Kaiserin"). The monarch also serves as the country's head-of-state.
The current monarch and head of state is Konrad IX von Hohenhoff, who assumed authority as Kaiser of the Eisenreich on February 15, 1973.
The Eisenreich monarchy has its origins in the First Ermanic Empire which dominated the area of the northern Eisenreich following the fall of the !NotRome. The modern Eisenreich monarchy traces its ancestry back to the rulers of the First Ermanic Empire which collapsed in the 6th Century CE. The Eisenreich monarchy has joint powers with the civilian government and retains authority through the Charter of the Iron Throne, though there is a relative precdent that the Emperor remain out of the day to day affairs the current incumbent has a tendency for flexing opinion and bending the civilian government to his long term goals. True power is thought to lie within the Imperial Palace rather than the Chancellor or the Landtag.
Succession Laws
List of Monarchs
Monarchs of the First Ermanic Empire
House Batavin (238 - 536)
House Batavin (Batavine) ascended to the throne following the long and arduous Unification Wars lasting from 204-238 which were finally completed under Leutpold I. In 238 Leutpold Batavin was the first ruler to be crowned sovereign of the Ermanic Empire. The first to reign in this new era was Leutpold I and the last of his line would be Leutpold II in 536, who with no legitimate heirs would see the throne descend into the Scorned Interregnum and that Conrad I Anhauser would be the next Emperor of the First Empire.
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