Monarchy of Senria

Emperor of Senria
千龍乃天皇 썬류우노떤노우
Imperial
Mon of the Senrian Imperial House
Incumbent
Eiso since Month XX, XXXX
Details
Style	Imperial Highness
Heir apparent	loremhito
First monarch	Kousuu
Last monarch	Souhou
Formation	710 BCE
Abolition	1926 CE
Residence	Fusimi Palace, Keisi, Senria (claimed) Isibasi Manor, Kawamoto, Tuthina (de facto)
Appointer	Hereditary

The Emperor of Senria was the de facto ruler of Senria for more than 2,600 years, between the title's supposed creation by the Emperor Kousuu to its abolition at the end of the Senrian Revolution.

List of Senrian emperors

№	Reign	Portrait	Era name	Personal name	Notes
Eikou period (710 BCE–358 CE)
1	710 BCE - 635 BCE		Kousou	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary. Claimed descent from Tenryuu and Pairyuu; said to have unified Senria in the Touitu Wars. Considered first leader of Senria.
2	635 BCE - 601 BCE		Hakuhou	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
3	601 BCE - 562 BCE		Tenzi	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
4	562 BCE - 514 BCE		Reizei	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
5	514 BCE - 453 BCE		Hiei	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
6	453 BCE - 403 BCE		Genkei	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
7	403 BCE - 346 BCE		Toutoku	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
8	346 BCE - 314 BCE		Ouwa	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
9	314 BCE - 270 BCE		Kourei	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
10	270 BCE - 205 BCE		Reigen	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
11	205 BCE - 164 BCE		Genryaku	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
12	164 BCE - 119 BCE		Heisei	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
13	119 BCE - 76 BCE		Taisou	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
14	76 BCE - 28 BCE		Reiki	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
15	28 BCE - 16 CE		Sendou	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
16	12 CE - 71 CE		Enryaku	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
17	71 CE - 138 CE		Junnin	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
18	138 CE - 193 CE		Kouken	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary. Considered first female ruler of Senria.
19	193 CE - 230 CE		Ninmyou	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; presumed legendary.
20	230 CE - 270 CE		Soumu	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; considered semi-legendary.
21	270 CE - 326 CE		Tenryaku	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; considered semi-legendary.
22	326 CE - 358 CE		Teigen	[lorem] Imagawa	Traditional dates; considered semi-legendary.
Surutou period (358 CE-712 CE)
23	358 CE - 387 CE		Entou	[lorem] Imagawa
24	387 CE - 418 CE		Ninwa	[lorem] Imagawa
25	418 CE - 442 CE		Koubun	[lorem] Imagawa
26	442 CE - 479 CE		Youen	[lorem] Imagawa
27	479 CE - 492 CE		Houei	[lorem] Imagawa	Emperor during the Houei Famine. Deposed in favor of his brother.
28	492 CE - 551 CE		Koumei	[lorem] Imagawa	Emperor during the Kyoukou War, an invasion of Senria by the Xiang dynasty.
29	551 CE - 577 CE		Konoe	[lorem] Imagawa
30	577 CE - 608 CE		Ninkou	[lorem] Imagawa
31	608 CE - 649 CE		Genmei	Aiko Imagawa	Empress during the Genmei War, a succession dispute between Genmei and her uncle lorem. First female ruler of Senria known to have existed.
32	649 CE - 672 CE		Ryakuou	[lorem] Imagawa
33	672 CE - 680 CE		Akamitori	[lorem] Imagawa
34	680 CE - 712 CE		Momozono	[lorem] Imagawa
Yowai period (712 CE–1339 CE)
35	712 CE - 738 CE		Murakami	[lorem] Imagawa
36	738 CE - 743 CE		Souryaku	[lorem] Imagawa
37	743 CE - 776 CE		Kankou	[lorem] Imagawa
38	776 CE - 797 CE		Sanzou	[lorem] Imagawa
39	797 CE - 807 CE		Seiwa	[lorem] Imagawa	Emperor during the Seiwa Famine. Deposed in favor of his son.
40	807 CE - 842 CE		Touzi	[lorem] Imagawa
41	842 CE - 848 CE		Annei	[lorem] Imagawa
42	848 CE - 867 CE		Sirakawa	[lorem] Imagawa
43	867 CE - 908 CE		Daizi	[lorem] Imagawa
44	908 CE - 933 CE	File:Goryo Taejo Wangkun 2.jpg	Hakuyou	Hideharu Imagawa
45	933 CE - 941 CE		Koukyuu	Hidehisa Imagawa
46	941 CE - 963 CE		Tuusei	Hidetada Imagawa
47	963 CE - 972 CE		Dunzi	Iemoti Imagawa
48	972 CE - 985 CE		Gennei	Ieharu Imagawa
49	985 CE - 998 CE		Kenyou	Iemitu Imagawa
50	998 CE - 1012 CE		Tuukyou	Ietugu Imagawa
51	1012 CE - 1038 CE		Junsi	Ienobu Imagawa
52	1038 CE - 1067 CE		Seigi	Iesige Imagawa
53	1067 CE - 1074 CE		Hanzei	Ienari Imagawa
54	1074 CE - 1076 CE		Kounin	Noriyosi Imagawa
55	1076 CE - 1089 CE		Gentoku	Sigeyosi Imagawa
56	1089 CE - 1101 CE		Tenroku	Atuyosi Imagawa
57	1101 CE - 1107 CE		Suzaku	Tuguyosi Imagawa
58	1107 CE - 1120 CE		Bunsei	Muneyosi Imagawa	Emperor during the Toukou War, an invasion by the Tao dyasty, and the Bunsei War, a noble rebellion against the emperor.
59	1120 CE - 1136 CE		Eihou	Hideyosi Imagawa
60	1136 CE - 1152 CE		Taihaku	Teruyosi Imagawa
61	1152 CE - 1169 CE		Sokatu	Haruyosi Imagawa
62	1169 CE - 1173 CE		Horikawa	Masayosi Imagawa
63	1173 CE - 1184 CE	File:Song Gongdi.jpg	Fukakusa	Mituyosi Imagawa
64	1184 CE - 1193 CE		Daigou	Tadayosi Imagawa
65	1193 CE - 1212 CE		Houen	Moriyosi Imagawa
66	1212 CE - 1241 CE		Kameyama	Tuneyosi Imagawa
67	1241 CE - 1278 CE		Hanazono	Takayosi Imagawa
68	1278 CE - 1303 CE		Kyuuzu	Atuyosi Imagawa
69	1303 CE - 1334 CE		Suinin	Nobuyosi Imagawa
70	1334 CE - 1339 CE		Kouei	Hiroyosi Imagawa	Emperor during the Kouei War, an attempted restoration of imperial power. Forced to abdicate in favor of his son.
Tigoku period (1339 CE–1869 CE)
71	1339 CE - 1366 CE		Kannin	Ieyasu Imagawa
72	1366 CE - 1394 CE		Kansei	Hiroyasu Imagawa	Emperor during the Kansei War, a succession dispute between Kansei and his brother lorem.
73	1394 CE - 1422 CE		Takakura	Motoyasu Imagawa
74	1422 CE - 1437 CE		Kyoutoku	Takayasu Imagawa	Emperor during the Kyoutoku Rebellion, a major peasant revolt sparked by food shortages.
75	1437 CE - 1454 CE		Koumyou	Mitiyasu Imagawa
76	1454 CE - 1464 CE		Antei	Koreyasu Imagawa
77	1464 CE - 1483 CE		Sougen	Tokiyasu Imagawa
78	1483 CE - 1507 CE		Kasibawara	Muneyasu Imagawa
78	1507 CE - 1522 CE		Teiei	Noriyasu Imagawa
79	1522 CE - 1551 CE		Kougen	Nobuyasu Imagawa
80	1551 CE - 1578 CE		Souhei	Kaneyasu Imagawa
81	1578 CE - 1586 CE		Eitoku	Hideyasu Imagawa
88	1586 CE - 1592 CE		Heizi	Akiyasu Imagawa
89	1592 CE - 1594 CE		Byouzi	Yosiyasu Imagawa
91	1620 CE - 1642 CE	File:Ming Chongzhen.jpg	Toukei	Kotohito Imagawa
92	1642 CE - 1663 CE		Ninpei	Naruhito Imagawa	Emperor during the Soukou War, an attempted invasion by the Jiao dynasty, and the Ninpei War, an attempted restoration of imperial power. Forced to abdicate in favor of his brother.
93	1663 CE - 1669 CE		Ougimati	Satohito Imagawa
94	1669 CE - 1701 CE		Zenyou	Mutuhito Imagawa
95	1701 CE - 1719 CE		Bunmei	Yasuhito Imagawa
96	1719 CE - 1748 CE		Zoukyou	Yosihito Imagawa
97	1748 CE - 1767 CE		Meireki	Hirohito Imagawa
98	1767 CE - 1780 CE		Taihou	Teruhito Imagawa	Emperor during the Taihou War, a major conflict between two alliances of daimyou, led by lorem and lorem.
99	1780 CE - 1826 CE		Souwa	Hidehito Imagawa
100	1826 CE - 1869 CE		Youzei	Norihito Imagawa
Gendai period (1869 CE–1923 CE)
101	1869 CE - 1897 CE		Keiou	Kazuhito Imagawa	Emperor during the Keiou Restoration, the successful restoration of centralized power under the emperor.
102	1897 CE - 1902 CE		Suizei	Atuhito Imagawa
103	1902 CE - 1919 CE		Tenmei	Hisahito Imagawa	Emperor during the Senrian Revolution. Assassinated by Akane Takenaka.
104	1919 CE - 1923 CE		Souhou	Katuhito Imagawa	Emperor during the Senrian Revolution, in which he was deposed by republican forces. Final emperor of Senria.