List of Mesogeian monarchs

This is a list of Mesogeian monarchs. The monarchs of Mesogeia have ruled for five thousand years from the establishment of King Mesogeius as King of Pharosia in 3100 BC. This is a comprehensive list of all the monarchs, kings, queens, emperors, and empress regnants of the various states that form modern Mesogeia. The Emperors of Mesogeia refers only to a select list of monarchs who ruled over a large enough portion of the land to be considered Emperor or king of all Mesogeia. This list does not include usurpers who claimed the Imperial throne but did not hold it, nor does it include modern kings under the seizurenty of the present Empress of Mesogeia.

Legendary Kings

Mesogeian dynasty

No.	Name	Portrait	Comments
1	Mesogeius Mesogeius Ombrius 3100 BC – 3075 BC	File:Mesogeiusthefirst.jpg	Mesogeius was the first King of Mesogeia. He was believed to be the son of the god Ombrius. He founded the city of Memphis and established the first Kingdom of Pharosia. He was killed in a horrible hunting accident in 3075, at the age of 52. He is considered to be a semi-mythical figure, with legends surrounding his birth, and his life.

Alcaeid Empire

No.	Name	Title	Portrait	Notes
1	Alcaeus I WIP 1176 BC – 1143 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
2	Alcaeus II Artaxsaca 1143 BC – 1105 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
3	Alcaeus III WIP 1105 BC – 1078 BC	Baslieus
4	Alcaeus IV WIP 1078 BC – 1043 BC	Basileus
5	Alcaeus V WIP 1043 BC – 1034 BC	Basileus
6	Alcaeus VI WIP 1034 BC – 1023 BC	Basileus
7	Alcaeus VII WIP 1023 BC – 994 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
8	Alcaeus VIII WIP 994 BC – 970 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
9	Alcaeus IX WIP 970 BC – 936 BC	Baslieus
10	Alcaeus X WIP 936 BC – 934 BC	Basileus
11	Alcaeus XI WIP 934 BC – 929 BC	Basileus
12	Alcaeus XII WIP 929 BC – 925 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XIII WIP 925 BC – 923 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XIV WIP 923 BC – 884 BC	Baslieus
	Alcaeus XV WIP 884 BC – 884 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XVI WIP 884 BC – 883 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XVII WIP 883 BC – 867 BC
	Alcaeus XVIII WIP 867 BC – 828 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
	Alcaeus XIX WIP 828 BC – 826 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
	Alcaeus XX WIP 826 BC – 811 BC	Baslieus
	Alcaeus XXI WIP 811 BC – 809 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXII WIP 809 BC – 805 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXII WIP 805 BC – 786 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXIV WIP 786 BC – 774 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXV WIP 774 BC – 768 BC
	Alcaeus XXVI WIP 768 BC – 731 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
	Alcaeus XXVII WIP 731 BC – 727 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
	Alcaeus XXVIII WIP 727 BC – 707 BC	Baslieus
	Alcaeus XXIX WIP 707 BC – 677 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXX WIP 677 BC – 659 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXXI WIP 659 BC – 656 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXXII WIP 656 BC – 634 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXXIII WIP 634 BC – 599 BC	Baslieus
	Alcaeus XXXIV WIP 599 BC – 589 BC	Basileus
	Atossa WIP 589 BC – 570 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXXV WIP 589 BC – 566 BC	Basileus		Co-ruled with his mother until he came of age; later overthrown
	Bahram II WIP 566 BC – 566 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg	A usurper
	Alcaeus XXXVI WIP 566 BC – 531 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
	Alcaeus XXXVII WIP 531 BC – 511 BC	Baslieus
	Alcaeus XXXVIII WIP 511 BC – 470 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XXXIX WIP 470 BC – 470 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XL WIP 470 BC – 452 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XLI WIP 452 BC – 406 BC
	Alcaeus XLII WIP 406 BC – 391 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XLIII WIP 391 BC – 389 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
	Alcaeus XLIV WIP 389 BC – 385 BC	Baslieus
	Alcaeus XLV WIP 385 BC – 383 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XLVI WIP 383 BC – 383 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XLVII WIP 383 BC – 380 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XLVIII WIP 380 BC – 376 BC	Basileus
	Alcaeus XLIX WIP 376 BC – 369 BC	Baslieus
	Alcaeus L WIP 369 BC – 349 BC	Basileus
	Alexander IX WIP 349 BC – 315 BC	Basileus
	Alexander X WIP 315 BC – 296 BC	Basileus
	Demetrius I WIP 296 BC – 284 BC	Basileus
	Artabanus IV WIP 284 BC – 284 BC	Basileus	File:Coin of Alcaeus I.jpg
	Philip V WIP 284 BC – 251 BC	Baslieus
	Philip VI WIP 251 BC – 249 BC	Basileus
	Mithridates V WIP 249 BC – 205 BC	Basileus
	Demetrius II WIP 205 BC – 191 BC	Basileus
	Alexander XI WIP 191 BC – 173 BC	Basileus
	Alexander XII WIP 173 BC – 171 BC	Basileus
	Demetrius III WIP 171 BC – 149 BC	Basileus
	Alexander XIII WIP 149 BC – 132 BC	Basileus		killed in battle
	Phraates IV WIP 132 BC – 128 BC	Basileus		Deposed by his uncle; later poisoned
	Artabanus IV WIP 128 BC – 101 BC	Baslieus
	Mithridates VI WIP 101 BC – 79 BC	Basileus
	Alexander XIV WIP 79 BC – 55 BC	Basileus
	Artaxsaca X WIP 55 BC – 51 BC	Basileus		Deposed by his sister
	Roxana XII WIP 55 BC – 27 BC	Basileus

Troianian-Farsian Empire (21 BC-579 AD)

House of Macedon (488-579 AD)

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
	Leo II WIP 488 AD – 505 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Michael IV WIP 505 AD – 512 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Constantine I The Great 512 AD – 547 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Leo III WIP 547 AD – 559 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Leo IV WIP 559 AD – 562 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Julian IV WIP 562 AD – 579 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png

Romaica (Northern Troianian Empire) (579 AD-1454 AD)

Anatolia (Southern Troianian Empire) (579 AD-1454 AD)

Non-dynastic (579-584 AD)

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
	Marcian WIP 579 AD – 584 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png

House of Macedon restored (584-666 AD)

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
	Constantine II WIP 584 AD – 614 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Michael V WIP 614 AD – 614 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Heraclius VII WIP 614 AD – 614 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Michael VI WIP 614 AD – 639 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Michael VII WIP 639 AD – 656 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Constantine III WIP 656 AD – 666 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png

Non-dynastic (666-674 AD)

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
	Maurice WIP 666 AD – 669 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Philippikos WIP 669 AD – 674 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png

House of Macedon restored (674-680 AD)

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
	Constantine III WIP 674 AD – 680 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png

Non-dynastic (680-686 AD)

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
	Constantine III WIP 680 AD – 682 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Arcadius WIP 682 AD – 684 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png
	Heraklonas I WIP 684 AD – 686 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Macedon dynasty.png

House of Anatolinos (686-837 AD)

Name	Arms	Notes
Constantine IV WIP 686 AD – 710 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png
Michael VIII WIP 710 AD – 744 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Heraklonas II WIP 710 AD – 712 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Constantine V WIP 744 AD – 750 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Michael IX WIP 750 AD – 772 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Cleopatra Irene WIP 750 AD – 765 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Leo V WIP 772 AD – 781 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Heraklonas III WIP 781 AD – 781 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Leo VI WIP 781 AD – 783 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Heraklonas IV WIP 783 AD – 790 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Constantine VI WIP 790 AD – 799 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Leo VII WIP 799 AD – 812 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP
Constantine VII WIP 812 AD – 837 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Anatole dynasty.png	WIP

House of Chalkidinos (837-1281 AD)

Name	Portrait	Arms	Notes
Romanos I WIP 837 AD – 856 AD	File:Romanos I Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	First Emperor of the Chalkidi branch of the Rhomaios dynasty
Alexander XVII WIP 857 AD – 882 AD	File:Alexander XVII Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Romanos I.
Heraklonas V WIP 882 AD – 883 AD	File:Heraklonas V Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Brother of Alexander XVII
Michael X WIP 883 AD – 930 AD	File:Michael X Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Alexander XVII
Romanos II The Fat 890 AD – 914 AD	File:Romanos II Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Uncle of Michael X. Reigned as co-Emperor
Romanos III WIP 930 AD – 934 AD	File:Romanos III Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Michael X
Basil I WIP 934 AD – 940 AD	File:Basil I Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Brother of Romanos III
John I WIP 940 AD – 947 AD	<imgur w="100">jWsVPbd.jpg</imgur>	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Nephew of Basil I
Romanos IV The Great 947 AD – 1002 AD	File:Romanos IV Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Michael X. Romanos IV reigned for 55 years, during which time the medieval Anatolic Empire reached the zenith of its power.
John II WIP 1002 AD – 1005 AD	File:John II Chalkidinos.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Romanos IV.
Theodora I WIP 1005 AD – 1050 AD	File:Theodora I Chalkidina.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Daughter of John II.
Romanos V WIP 1005 AD – 1012 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Husband of Theodora I, reigned as Co-Emperor until his death.
John III WIP 1012 AD – 1018 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Lover of Theodora I. He married the Empress after her her husband's mysterious death and ascended to the throne.
John IV WIP 1018 AD – 1026 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Nephew of John III. He married Empress Theodora I and plotted to remove her from the throne. His actions led to his disposition by the mob.
Basil II WIP 1026 AD – 1036 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Theodora I.
Romanos VI WIP 1036 AD – 1043 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Basil II. He reigned with his grandmother.
Basil II WIP 1043 AD – 1044 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Romanos VI. He was proclaimed Emperor with his great-grandmother. But because he was a mere infant he never actually reigned.
Elena I WIP 1044 AD – 1058 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Daughter of Theodora and her first husband Emperor Romanos V.
Michael XI WIP 1044 AD – 1057 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Husband of Elena I. He reigned as Co-Emperor.
Manuel I WIP 1057 AD – 1058 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Elena I and Michael XI.
Constantine VIII WIP 1058 AD – 1064 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Brother of Manuel I. He seized his brother's throne.
Constantine IX WIP 1064 AD – 1073 AD – 1075 AD – 1078		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Manuel I. He reigned twice.
Alexius I WIP 1073 AD – 1075 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Constantine VIII
Michael XII WIP 1078 AD – 1115 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Cousin of Constantine IX.
Manuel II The Good 1115 AD – 1141 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Michael XII.
Alexius II The Warrior 1141 AD – 1178 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Manuel II.
Constantine X WIP 1178 AD – 1181 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Alexius II
John V WIP 1181 AD – 1181 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png
Alexius III WIP 1181 AD – 1213 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png
Alexius IV WIP 1213 AD – 1228 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Alexius III.
Zoe I The Great 1228 AD – 1258 AD	File:Zoe I Chalkidina.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Daughter of Alexius IV.
Alexander XVIII WIP 1258 AD – 1263 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Zoe I
Alexander XIX WIP 1263 AD – 1263 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Son of Alexander XVIII
Irene I WIP 1263 AD – 1281 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Chalkidi dynasty.png	Daughter of Zoe I

House of Androsologos (1281-1454)

Name	Arms	Birth	Death	Notes
Alexius V WIP 1281 AD – 1300 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png	1267 AD Alexandropolis Son of PLACEHOLDER and PLACEHOLDER	1300 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 33	Deposed by his cousin.
Constantine XI WIP 1300 AD – 1310 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png	1263 AD Alexandropolis Son of PLACEHOLDER and PLACEHOLDER	1310 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 47	Cousin of Alexius V
Constantine XII WIP 1310 AD – 1327 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png	1289 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XI and PLACEHOLDER	1327 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 38	Son of Constantine XI
Constantine XIII WIP 1327 AD – 1357 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png	1306 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XII and PLACEHOLDER	1357 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 51	Son of Constantine XII
Manuel III WIP 1357 AD – 1379 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png
Manuel IV WIP 1379 AD – 1379 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png
Alexius VI WIP 1379 AD – 1379 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png
Alexander XX WIP 1379 AD – 1404 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png
Alexius VII WIP 1404 AD – 1431 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png
Romanos VII WIP 1431 AD – 1441 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png
John VI WIP 1441 AD – 1454 AD	File:Coat of arms of the Androsologos dynasty.png

Modern Mesogeia (1454-present day)

House of Androsologos

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
1	Zoe II The Pious 1454 AD – 1492 AD	File:Zoe II of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1432 AD Alexandropolis Daughter of Alexius VII and PLACEHOLDER	Henry III of Northern Romaica Alexandropolis 1454 5 children	1492 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 60	She was the heiress to the Rhomaios dynasty. She Married, Henry III, Emperor of Romaica, of what is modern-day Mesogeia. Zoe and her husband completed the reconquest of the lost territories.

House of Alfonsin-Honorios

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
2	Henry III The Pious 1454 AD – 1501 AD	File:Henry III of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1435 AD Troiana Son of Francis I and PLACEHOLDER	Henry III of Northern Romaica Alexandropolis 1454 5 children	1501 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 66	He Married Zoe II Empress of the Southern Empire, effectively uniting the two halves of Romaica, or what is modern-day Mesogeia. Henry and his wife completed the reconquest of the lost territories.

House of Androsologos-Honorias

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Marriages	Death	Notes
3	Francis I & II The Beloved 1484 AD – 1484 AD	File:Francis II of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1457 AD Alexandropolis Son of Henry III and Zoe II	Never married	1484 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 27	Son of Henry III and Theodora II. He co-ruled with his father after his mother's death for a few months before dying if a mysterious illness.
4	Irene II The Mad 1484 AD – 1509 AD	File:Irene II of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1459 AD Alexandropolis Daughter of Henry III and Zoe II		1509 AD Susa Fort aged 50	Daughter of Henry III and Zoe II. She co-ruled with her father after her mother's death before she was imprisoned, and declared insane by her father. She was nominally co-ruler with her son Manuel V until her death in 1524
5	Alexander XXI The Handsome 1484 AD – 1488 AD	File:Alexander XXI of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1453 AD Alexandropolis Son of PLACEHOLDER and PLACEHOLDER		1488 AD Castle Luna aged 35	He married Irene, Mesogeian heiress and Empress, he was made co-Emperor with her and her father. His death in 1495 is believed to have drove Irene insane. There is much speculation on this by modern historians.
6	Manuel V The Great 1500 AD – 1549 AD	File:Manuel V of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1487 AD Alexandropolis Son of Irene II and Alexander XXI		1549 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 62	He was the son of Irene II and Alexander XXI. He was the first monarch of a united Mesogeia. He was raised to the the status of Emperor Caesar (Junior Emperor) by his grandfather in 1495 (a year after his birth), and shortly after his mother was declared insane. He ruled alongside his grandfather and mother until their deaths in 1512, and 1524. He was ruled on his own after his grandfather's death in 1512, due to his mother's confinement.
7	Francis III The Lion 1549 AD – 1559 AD	File:Francis III of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1512 AD Alexandropolis Son of Manuel V and PLACEHOLDER		1559 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 47	He was the son of Manuel V and PLACEHOLDER. He was made Emperor Caesar in 1540 by his father. But did not become sole Emperor until 1549 at his father's death. He issued an edict expelling all Muslims from the country and attempted to repress Catholicism and heretical sects of the Mesogeian Orthodox Church. His early death following a jousting accident to the accession of his young sons, one after the other.
8	Francis IV The Young Lion 1559 AD – 1559 AD	File:Francis IV of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1537 AD Alexandropolis Son of Francis III and PLACEHOLDER		1559 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 22	He was the son of Francis III and PLACEHOLDER.
9	Henry IV The Pious 1559 AD – 1571 AD	File:Henry IV of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1543 AD Alexandropolis Son of Francis III and PLACEHOLDER		1571 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 28	He was the son of Francis III and PLACEHOLDER. His reign was plagued by religious tension (known as the Mesogeian wars of Religion) that culminated in a bloody massacre that left thousands of Catholics dead.
10	Alexander XXII The Handsome 1571 AD – 1586 AD	File:Alexander XXII of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1544 AD Alexandropolis Son of Francis III and PLACEHOLDER		1586 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 42	He was the son of Francis III and PLACEHOLDER. Like his predecessors his reign was plagued by religious tension (known as the Mesogeian wars of Religion). Eventually he was assassinated by a religious fanatic.

House of Troadinos

No.	Name	Portrait	Arms	Birth	Death	Notes
11	Manuel VI The Good 1586 AD – 1605 AD	File:Manuel VI of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1548 AD Alexandropolis Son of PLACEHOLDER and PLACEHOLDER	1605 AD Imperial Palace of Alexandropolis aged 57	He was a cousin of Alexander XVII. He brought the Mesogeian Wars of Religion to an end.
12	Manuel VII The Noble 1605 AD – 1625 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1575 AD Alexandropolis Son of Manuel VI and PLACEHOLDER	1632 AD Alexandropolis aged 50	He was the son of Manuel VI. His attempts to strengthen the monarchy drove the country to civil war and resulted in his death.
13	Constantine XIV The Just 1625 AD – 1653 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1611 AD Alexandropolis Son of Manuel VII and PLACEHOLDER	1653 AD Alexandropolis aged 42	He was the son of Manuel VII and PLACEHOLDER. Constantine XIV through his talented ministers is credited with strengthening the empire falling the civil wars and religious tensions that plagued his predecessors. He strengthened the power of the monarchy at the expense of the nobility.
14	Constantine XV The Glorious 1653 AD – 1722 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1648 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XIV and PLACEHOLDER	1722 AD Alexandropolis aged 74	He was the son of Constantine XIV and PLACEHOLDER. Constantine XV reign of 69 years in one of the longest in the history of Mesogeia. He is remembered for centralizing and strengthening the monarchy, his absolutist rule, his cultural patronage, and the wars he fought against (INSERT COUNTRY), and the Saracen Empire, that greatly expanded the empire. His reign is considered a golden age for Mesogeian art, as a result of the cultural revolution he initiated.
15	Constantine XVI Kopronymos 1722 AD – 1724 AD	File:Constantine XVI of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1671 AD Alexandropolis Son of PLACEHOLDER and PLACEHOLDER	1727 AD (INSERT COUNTRY aged 56	Grandson of Constantine XV. He was overthrown in a coup that placed his daughter Irene III on the imperial throne. His descendants by his son were pretenders to the throne of Mesogeia for the next century until the eventual accession of his descendant Michael XIV.
16	Irene III The White Empress 1724 AD – 1729 AD	File:Irene III of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1694 AD Alexandropolis Daughter of Constantine XVI and PLACEHOLDER	1722 AD Alexandropolis aged 38	Daughter of Constantine XVI. Her father was overthrown in a coup following the birth of her younger brother. She was proclaimed Empress by those opposed to her father's rule. Her accession sparked a war of succession that was continued under her predecessor.
17	Theodora II The Enlightened 1729 AD – 1767 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1697 AD Alexandropolis Daughter of Constantine XVI and PLACEHOLDER	1767 AD Alexandropolis aged 70	Daughter of Constantine XVI. She reigned for 38 years with several co-rulers, and experienced various challenges to her reign. She managed to strengthen the empire and secure her succession. He reign is notable for her enlightened governance, expansion of the empire, and her patronage of the arts.
18	Michael XIII The Reformer 1729 AD – 1750 AD	File:Michael XIII of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1694 AD Alexandropolis Son of PLACEHOLDER and PLACEHOLDER	1750 AD Alexandropolis aged 56	Husband of Theodora II, he reigned alongside his wife until his death in 1750. He initiated several reforms during his joint rule with his wife, but largely left the governing of the empire to his capable wife.
19	Constantine XVII The Libertine 1750 AD – 1762 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1718 AD Alexandropolis Son of Theodora II and Michael XIII	1762 AD Alexandropolis aged 44	Son of Theodora II and Michael XIII. He reigned alongside his mother, after his father's death and until his own death in 1762. He was both a womanizer and a patron of the arts. He carried on his father's reforms, but he left the governance to his mother, devoting most of his time to leisurely pursuits.
20	Constantine XVIII The Favoured 1762 AD – 1816 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1753 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XVII and PLACEHOLDER	1816 AD Alexandropolis aged 63	Son of Constantine XVII, he became Emperor at the age of nine. He reigned for a total of fifty-three years. He reigned alongside his grandmother Theodora II for a few years until 1767, after which he reigned alone. He is considered to be one of the most beloved monarchs in the history of Mesogeia.
21	Constantine XIX The Adonis 1816 AD – 1824 AD	File:Constantine XIX of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1772 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XVIII and PLACEHOLDER	1824 AD Alexandropolis aged 52	Son of Constantine XVIII.
22	Henry V The Sailor 1824 AD – 1830 AD	File:Henry V of Mesogeia.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1775 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XVIII and PLACEHOLDER	1830 AD Alexandropolis aged 55	Son of Constantine XVIII.
23	Theodora III The Great 1830 AD – 1903 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1815 AD Alexandropolis Daughter of PLACEHOLDER and PLACEHOLDER	1903 AD Alexandropolis aged 88	Granddaughter of Constantine XVIII. She reigned alongside her husband Michael XIV, until his death in 1891, after which she entered period of mourning donning black for the few remaining years of her reign. Theodora III's reign of 73 years is the longest in the history of Mesogeia
24	Michael XIV The Iron Emperor 1834 AD – 1901 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1811 AD Alexandropolis Son of PLACEHOLDER and PLACEHOLDER	1901 AD Alexandropolis aged 90	Husband and co-Emperor to his cousin and wife Theodora III. He reigned by her side for sixty-seven years until his untimely death in 1901. He is the longest lived monarch in the history of Mesogeia at 90 years, while his wife and Co-Empress is the longest reigning at 73 years
25	Constantine XX The Peacemaker 1901 AD – 1912 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1840 AD Alexandropolis Son of Theodora III and Michael XIV	1912 AD Alexandropolis aged 72	Son of Theodora III and Constantine XIV.
26	Constantine XXI The Sailor 1912 AD – 1937 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1869 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XX and PLACEHOLDER	1937 AD Alexandropolis aged 67	Son of Constantine XX
27	Manuel VIII Omofylofilos 1937 AD – 1938 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1896 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XXI and PLACEHOLDER	1970 AD Alexandropolis aged 74	Son of Constantine XXI. He abdicated following a sex scandal that rocked the empire and nearly brought about the collapse of the monarchy.
28	Constantine XXII The Quiet 1938 AD – 1970 AD		File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	1898 AD Alexandropolis Son of Constantine XXI and PLACEHOLDER	1970 AD Alexandropolis aged 72	Son of Constantine XXI.
29	Elena II Porphyrogenita 1970 AD – Present day	File:Elena II Troadina.jpg	File:Coat of arms of the Rhomaios dynasty.png	July 7, 1938 AD Alexandropolis Daughter of Constantine XXII and PLACEHOLDER	Living age 86	Daughter of Constantine XXII.