Monarchy of Esonice

Serene Prince of Esonice
Standard of the Serene Monarch
Incumbent
Minari since 1991
Details
Style	His Majesty (陛下, beiha)
Heir apparent	---
First monarch	--- (mythical) Serene Emperor Jinjin (confirmed)
Formation	--- (mythical)
Residence	Orange Palace
Appointer	Hereditary
Website	www.kosyoseku.es

The Serene Monarchy, also referred to as the Esonian Monarchy

The Serene Emperor or Monarch of Esonice, in Esonian known as the "Jinnō" (神皇, literally "divine ruler" or "divine sovereign" and sometimes but rarely "god-emperor"), WIP

Constitutional role

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Cultural-religious role

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History

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The sacred gems

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Succession

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List of Serene Monarchs

No.	Portrait	Personal name	Posthumous name	Reign & era	Period	Life details
---		--- ---	Serene Emperor Suun	1918 - 1925 ---	Period of Humiliation ---	Born on Jul. 19th 1881 - Died on Died on ---. - 1925 Son of Serene Emperor ---, brother of Tomihito. Executed by the Mitonese controlled Esonian government.
---		Tomihito 富仁	Denied a name	1925 - 1939 ---	Period of Humiliation ---	Born on Apr. 26th 1884 Died on ---. --- 1939 Son of Serene Emperor ---, brother of Serene Emperor Suun. Only Serene Monarch in Esonian history not to get a posthumous name after death. Most hated Serene Monarch in Esonian history.
---		Yoshinori 良典	Serene Emperor Inmin	1939 - 1987 Inmin 応民	Contemporary 現代	Born on Jun. 2nd 1908 Died on ---. -- 1987 Son of Serene Emperor Suun. Ended the Period of Humiliation with the Inmin Restoration. Most widely beloved Serene Monarch in recent Esonian history.
---		--- ---	Serene Emperor Jüteku	1987 - 1991 Jüteku 淳徳	Contemporary 現代	Born on Mar. 3rd 1936 Died on ---. - 1991 Son of Serene Emperor Inmin. Passed away in the 1991 Tenchi Airlines Disaster when returning from Selbourne to Maimedo, it remains as the most tragic aircraft disaster in Esonian history.
---		Minari 美成	Living	1991 - present Manji 万治	Contemporary 現代	Born on Sept. 24th 1976 Son of Serene Emperor Jüteku. Brother of Yoshihito and unle of the Ateenian Queen Ena Kalinka. To be posthumously known as "Emperor Manji" (万治神皇)