List of Woodsteasian monarchs

Pre-Erlenic (1641-1714)

In 1640, the Vilshus (legislative) ratified a constitutional reform which would dissolve itself to make way for a hereditary order of rulers; therefore, the members (or Wills), effectively elected landowning politicians, could spend more time on their manorial lands and less time travelling to Oppidum. The condition was that the inaugural monarch would be determined by absolute primogeniture of the most senior, long-serving Will of the day. Will of Iley, Baron Stephen Lewison had been serving since 1617, and was marginally the longest-serving Will and was therefore selected as the candidate as father for the first monarch. Rose Johanna, at the age of 19, became the Queen of Woodstead.

The third monarch and first King of Woodstead, Erlen John, knew that his preference for men and his probable impotency would not be helpful. He was given a blessed union ceremony with his life partner, Deyn Griffin, effectively the King Consort. Upon Deyn's death, and with a desire for expansion of Woodstead's power, he offered the Erlenic reforms which restructured titles into the Erlenic Empire before his abdication to his cousin, Leo Matthew, who became Emperor.

Modernised regnal name Birth name Reign	Birth Parentage	Marriage/ blessed union Issue	Death	Succession Right
Rose Roa Sjan 1 May 1641 - 6 May 1675	28 September 1621 Old Manorhouse, Iley Daughter of Baron Stephen Lewison, Will of Iley and Katrina, Lady of Iley	Rowan of Woldsaxe Ruadh Yfan 10 April 1638 Old Manorhouse, Iley 3 children	6 May 1675 Zet-Eadbard Palace, Iley	Appointed by Vilshus; inaugural holder.
Elizabeth I Ettabjet Agne 6 May 1675 - 11 November 1699	10 October 1639 Old Manorhouse, Iley Daughter of Rose and Rowan	Henry Angelo Enreg Enkel 18 August 1663 Zet-Eadbard Palace, Iley 2 children	11 November 1699 Zet-Eadbard Palace, Iley	Daughter of Queen Rose and King Consort Rowan.
Erlen Erlen Yfan 12 November 1699 - 10 January 1714	28 May 1668 Ettabjet House, Port Sussex Son of Queen Elizabeth and Henry	Deyn Griffin 8 August 1709 Woldsaxe Temple, Woldsaxe No issue	11 February 1722	Son of Queen Elizabeth and Henry Angelo.

Erlenic Colonial (1714-1869)

Erlen was granted a blessed union with his life partner, Deyn Griffin. Titled as Grand Duke of Anne Stuart and Ambassador to Colonies, born in to the short-lived English Anne Stuart Colony. Deyn was not entitled to adopt status of King Consort due to the same-sex relationship, but was effectively recognised as such outside of the law. When Deyn died, Anne Stuart became the Duchy of Port Europe. In 1713, the Erlenic Charter formed the new Kingdoms of Beinai, Libetta, and Osterra alongside Woodstead under the Empire of Erlenica. Whilst the title of King or Queen of Woodstead did not lose jurisdiction other than the new co-dependent Kingdom of Libetta, the throne became subordinate to the Emperor, but as the highest of all four Kingdoms.

Modernised regnal name Birth name Reign	Birth Parentage	Marriage/ blessed union Issue	Death	Succession Right
Lewis Lewis Stephen Klovig Stavn 10 January 1714 - 27 November 1731	1 February 1691 Charterside Manor, Oppidum Son of Prince Leo Matthew, Duke of Oppidum and Astrid, Duchess Consort of Oppidum	Matilda Thora Teld Tyora 11 June 1714 Argholmarka Temple, Cant Landing 3 children	19 May 1757 Zet-Eadbard Palace, Iley	Son of newly crowned Emperor of Erlenica, Leo Matthew after the 1714 reforms; Emperor was effectively King Father of Woodstead, despite never serving, as Woodstead is reserved in Erlenica as the firstborn heir's Kingdom.
Alexander I Alexander John Lessander Yfan 27 November 1731 - 19 May 1757	23 November 1715 Dahrendorff Palace, Oppidum Son of Lewis and Matilda	Catherine St. John 10 April 1736 Argholmarka Temple, Cant Landing 2 children	26 September 1779 Ijystitia Palace, Oppidum	Son of the new King of Woodstead, Lewis Stephen, and grandson of the inaugural Emperor, Leo Matthew, Alexander would take over as King when his grandfather died; therefore, his Lewis Stephen would then become Emperor and vacate the throne of Woodstead.
Alexander II Alexander Matthew Lessander Mads 19 May 1757 - 26 September 1779	20 November 1737 Charterside Manor, Oppidum Son of Alexander John	No issue	18 April 1815 Ijystitia Palace, Oppidum