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While earlier monarchs had been crowned as English Emperors, the actual Eadwaldingian Empire is usually considered to have begun with the crowning of the Saxon king Alvito I. It was not an elective position till the Imperial Diet in 1260, headed by Helina II in the 13th century, which change the succession law from Primogeniture to Princely Elective. The Edwardian dynasty control the throne till early 14th century, when the throne started to drew from random dynasties, while House of Edward still controled the throne most of the time. It was rare for the throne to pass from father to son.

The Eadwaldingian Emperors were the rulers of the Eadwaldingian Empire dating from the granting of the title of Héahcásere to Alvito Franciscoing Edward by the Eadwaldingian Diet in 1074. The title of Augustus was conferred on his successors to the imperial position. The style of government instituted by Augustus is called the Principate and continued until reforms by Helina II.

The territory under command of the emperor had developed under the period of the Electorate as it invaded and occupied most of Europe and portions of northern Africa and Caucasia. Under the Electorate, regions of the empire were ruled by viceroys answerable to and authorised by the Emperor and Witenagemot. The Witenagemot was elected by the Diet every five years, and it acted as the body of advisers to the monarchy. The emperor usually acted according to the decisions made by the Witenagemot.

In the early 15th century, after the Second Interregnum, the Imperial Diet of 1433 formalised and embellished the recent manner of imperial rule, establishing the so-called Bundes period of the Eadwaldingian Empire. This was characterised by the abolition of Privy council and explicit devotion of authority from the person of the Emperor to local administration. The threat of influence from Cina and heretic realms along the borders of the empire and the challenge they posed to defense of far-flung borders led Yves II to devolve the power to administration geographically of the Empire in 1437 with a co-Héahcásere and replace the Empire with a confederation. In 1460, Simon I established a second capital in Bavaria, which he named München. This division was consistently in place during the reign of Valdis in 1480, which historians have dated as the division between the Northern and the Southern Eadwaldingian Confederation. However, formally the Empire remained a single polity, with separate co-emperors in the separate courts. The fall of the Northern Eadwaldingian Empire, and so the end of a separate list of emperors below, is dated either from the de facto date of 1628 when Fias was deposed by the Çorpania led by Hiêm or the de jure date of 1635, on the death of Fias, when Präsidialmacht Elisabeth the Great ended recognition of a separate Northern court. In the period that followed, the Southern Confederation is succeeded by the Romeyny Empire governed by the Romeyny Emperors decleared in the Golden Bull of 1635.

The line of emperors continued until the abdication of Conn during the Fall of Nantes in 1790, when the remaining territories were liberated by the Corpania under Yuei-kiet..

Counting all individuals to have possessed the full imperial title, including those who did not technically rule in their own right (e.g. co-emperors or minors during regencies), this list contains 53 emperors and 10 ruling empresses, for a total of 63 monarchs.

The Principate

1074-1269: Edwardian dynasty

Name	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Alvito, the Saint (1074–1113)	24 March 1074	21 April 1113	Grandson of Eadhild of Wessex	19 October 1044	21 April 1113 (aged 69) Natural causes (heart attack)	King of Cent King of Dumnonia King of All Saxons King of Anglians King of Galicia Grand duke of Fleming Lord of Elmet Lord of Mercia and Hwicce
Ceolmund I, the Warrior Philosopher (1113–1127)	21 April 1113	19 June 1127	Son of Alvito	14 June 1073	19 June 1127 (aged 54) Natural causes	King of Wessex Archduke of Valois Grand duke of Brabrant Lord of Lothian and Northumbria
Osraed, the Blessed (1127–1177)	19 June 1127	27 October 1177	Son of Ceolmund I	13 February 1108	27 October 1177 (aged 69) Natural causes	King of Wessex Grand prince of Franken Grand prince of Westfranken Grand duke of Luxemberg Lord of Elmet Prince of Toscana
Ceolmund II, the Spirit-Stalker (1177–1201)	27 October 1177	8 February 1201	Son of Osraed	28 November 1128	8 February 1201 (aged 73) Natural causes	King of Livonia
Beorhtfrith, the Gods' Champion (1201–1211)	8 February 1201	9 April 1211	Son of Ceolmund II	11 August 1153	9 April 1211 (aged 58) Natural causes	King of Wessex King of Livonia Grand prince of Finland Grand duke of Hainaut Grand duke of Lithuania
Helina I, the Warrior Philosopher (1211–1253)	9 April 1211	27 August 1253	Daughter of Beorhtfrith	15 April 1186	27 August 1253 (aged 67) Natural causes	Full list Queen of Wessex Queen of Súrria Queen of Lietuva Queen of Tripolitania Królewna of Cuiavia Grand duchess of Breizh Izel Lord of Galloway Prince of Bosna Prince of Smolensk
Helina II, the Benevolent (1253–1269	27 August 1253	18 June 1269	Daughter of Helina I	27 December 1207	18 June 1269 (aged 62) Alcohol intoxication	Queen of Wessex Królewna of Cuiavia Prince of Banat Prince of Lower Bavaria

The Electorate

The Golden Bull of 1260 established the elective nature of Eadwaldingian Emperor, and the process of election by eligible dukes and kings

1269-1319: Sighelm and Edwardian Dynasty

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Sighelm, the Wise (1269–1279)	House of Pfalz	5 February 1270 - 8 January 1279	8 years, 11 months and 3 days	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1270. Great-great-great-grandson of Alvito	5 November 1229	8 January 1279 (aged 50) Assassinated by Tiziano	Grand prince of Franken Archduke of Niederlothringen
Tiziano, the Shrewd (1279–1301)	House of Edward	24 April 1279 - 22 November 1301	22 years, 6 months and 29 days	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1279. Great-great-great-great-grandson of Ceolmund I	11 November 1241	22 November 1301 (aged 60) Died of wounds infection	Prince of Thessaly
Emilia, the Nun (1301–1316)	House of Edward	5 June 1302 - 22 January 1316	13 years, 7 months and 17 days	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1302. Daughter of Helina II	1 November 1257	22 January 1316 (aged 59) Natural causes	Queen of Tripolitania
Duilio, the Terrible (1316–1319)	House of Edward	22 March 1316	26 June 1319	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1316. Son of Tiziano	16 August 1266	24 February 1342 (aged 76) Poisoned by his guard in a conspiracy favoring Sergiu.	Doge of All Holland Doge of Leinster

1319-1329: The Great Eadwaldingian Civil War

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Alexios, the Bold (1319–1322)	House of Guadias	4 February 1320	30 January 1322	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1320. Abdicate after Battle of Calabria is lost against Tura of Sahara	27 June 1280	19 October 1329 (aged 49) Murdered by his son Pantoleon	Duke of Calabria
Tura, the Brave (1322–1325)	House of Vakrimal	30 January 1322	6 July 1325	Proclaimed after Alexios abdicated Died before coronation	17 April 1292	6 July 1325 (aged 33) Natural causes (Scurvy)	Despotess of Sahara Grand duchess of Lithuania
Alexios, the Bold (1325–1329)	House of Guadias	24 November 1325	19 October 1329	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1325.	27 June 1280	19 October 1329 (aged 49) Murdered by his son Pantoleon	Duke of Calabria

1329-1378: Four Good Emperors

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Werestan, the Apostle (1329–1344)	House of Edward	2 March 1330	26 November 1344	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1330.	21 January 1382	26 November 1344 (aged 62) Poisoned by his wife Usenda	King of Cent Grand duke of Champagne
Leon, the Bear (1344–1345)	House of Edward	26 November 1344	3 September 1345	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1344. Died before coronation	18 October 1284	3 September 1345 (aged 61) Natural causes (Stroke)	Full list King of Wessex King of Bavaria King of Sverige Gyula of Hungary Despot of Fezzan Królewicz of Turov Grand prince of Finland Lord of Slavonia Lord of Usora Lord of Viken Prince of Banat Prince of Bosna
Adalgar I, the Just (1345–1362)	House of Ammoniden	28 October 1345	25 February 1362	Appointed by the Privy Council.	5 September 1299	25 February 1362 (aged 63) Natural causes (Stroke)	Królewicz of Turov Grand duke of Westfalen Prince of Csanád
Agris, the Butcher (1362–1378)	House of Mingailaitis	9 May 1362	17 December 1378	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1362.	14 October 1345	17 December 1378 (aged 33) Murdered on the order of Sigheld of Lydford	Duke of Schwaben Duke of Engern

1379-1387: First Interregnum

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Zeblun, the Mutilator (1378–1379)	House of Edward	17 December 1378	26 March 1379	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1379	25 February 1332	24 October 1381 (aged 49) Murdered by court officials	Duke of Novogrod Duke of Ungvar Duke of Újavár
Bernhard, the Bear (1379–1380)	House of Roden	18 December 1379	24 October 1380	Installed by coup lead by Archmarshal Beatrix of Limburg-Arlonland	2 February 1337	24 October 1380 (aged 43) Murdered on the order by Zeblun	King of Súrria
Zeblun, the Mutilator (1380–1381)	House of Edward	12 January 1380	24 October 1381	Appointed by the Privy Council	25 February 1332	24 October 1381 (aged 49) Murdered by court officials	Duke of Novogrod Duke of Ungvar Duke of Újavár
Egbert I, the Wise (1381–1386)	House of Schwyz	14 January 1382	27 June 1386	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1382	23 May 1333	27 June 1386 (aged 53) Natural causes	Count of Schwyz Count of Zweibrücken
Zintis I, the Lawgiver (1386–1387)	House of Mingailaitis	9 September 1386	6 November 1387	Appointed as successor by Egbert I	11 April 1376	10 November 1426 (aged 50) Killed during battle against Tobe of Schauenburg	King of Sächsen

1387-1423: Reign of Privy Council

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Hwaetberht, the Holy (1387–1390)	House of Edward	28 December 1387 - 1 January 1390	2 years and 4 days (crowned 15 March 1388)	Appointed by the Privy Council	25 November 1347	1 January 1390 (aged 43) Beheaded by Fiamma II of Bavaria	King of Middlesex
Beorhtric, the Zealot (1390–1394) (First reign)	House of Edward	1 January 1390 - 21 May 1394	4 years, 4 months and 20 days (crowned 4 February 1390)	Appointed by Hwaetberht and Privy Council	20 July 1364	2 February 1436 (aged 72) Died of wound infection	King of Middlesex
Volcwin (1394–1400)	House of Schwyz	21 May 1394 - 17 April 1400	5 years, 10 months and 27 days (crowned 21 June 1394)	Appointed by the Privy Council	14 March 1367	5 February 1408 (aged 41) Commit suicide	Count of Schwyz Count of Zweibrücken
Ivo I, the Great (1400–1410)	House of Dampierre	17 April 1400 - 27 April 1410	10 years and 10 days (crowned 3 July 1400)	Seized power with the support of Reichskämmerer Lyaqut of Valois	2 September 1323	27 April 1410 (aged 87) Murdered by Beorhtric's troop	Grand duke of Hainaut
Beorhtric, the Zealot (1410–1416) (Second reign)	House of Edward	27 April 1410 - 29 October 1416	6 years, 6 months and 2 days (crowned 15 May 1410)	Seized power with the support of Archchancellor Fiamma II of Wessex	20 July 1364	2 February 1436 (aged 72) Died of wound infection	King of Middlesex
Wenzel, the Bear (1416–1423)	House of Edward	29 October 1416 - 21 May 1423	6 years, 6 months and 22 days (never crowned)	Appointed by the Privy Council	7 February 1369	16 August 1433 (aged 64) Natural death	Duke of Breizh

1423-1427: Year of four Emperors and Second Interregnum

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Trocotori, the Just (1423)	House of Edward	21 May 1423 - 22 June 1423	1 month and 1 day (never crowned)	Seized power with the troops of Reichskämmerer Gerlinda of Jülich	22 February 1376	18 December 1426 (aged 52) Natural cause (Stroke)	Duke of Kephallenias
Beorhtric, the Zealot (1423) (Third reign)	House of Edward	22 June 1423 - 11 September 1423	2 months and 20 days (never crowned)	Seized power with the troops of Archchancellor Fiamma II of Wessex	20 July 1364	2 February 1436 (aged 72) Died of wound infection	-
Ecgberht II, the Ironside (1423)	House of Dünaburg	11 September 1423 - 1 October 1423	20 days (never crowned)	Proclaimed emperor by the Privy Council	2 May 1388	13 August 1449 (aged 61) Natural cause	Duke of Eastseaxe
Adum the Tyrant (1423)	House of Jamalid	1 October 1423 - 15 November 1423	1 month and 14 days (never crowned)	Seized power with the troops of Reichskämmerer Gerlinda of Jülich	14 June 1362	27 January 1426 (aged 64) Natural cause	Duke of Tripolitania
Hussamaddin, the Young (1423–1426)	House of Amorios	15 November 1423 - 22 November 1426	3 years and 7 days (crowned 12 January 1424)	Proclaimed emperor by the Privy Council	6 August 1396	22 November 1426 (aged 30) Natural cause (Camp fever)	Count of Louka Count of Stivas Count of Prato Count of Bononia
Beorhtric, the Zealot (1426-1427) (Forth reign)	House of Edward	22 November 1426 - 21 April 1427	4 months and 30 days (never crowned)	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1426	20 July 1364	2 February 1436 (aged 72) Died of wound infection	-
Adalgar II, the Purifier (1427-1433)	House of Ammoniden	21 April 1427 - 19 April 1433	6 years and 4 days (crowned 9 August 1427)	Seized power with Legions from Harthgate of Livonia and Simon I of Wessex	4 November 1381	20 July 1450 (aged 69) Died of starvation	King-Bishop of Österreich
Adelmo (1433)	House of Cassero	19 April 1433 - 25 April 1433	6 days (never crowned)	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1433	5 January 1393	25 April 1433 (aged 40) Assassinated on the order of Cecily of Fleming	Doge of Schweizerische
Beorhtric, the Zealot (1433) (Fifth reign)	House of Edward	25 April 1433 - 2 May 1433	7 days (never crowned)	Seized power with the troops of Cecily of Fleming, abdicated when the Privy Council refuse to recognize him as emperor	20 July 1364	2 February 1436 (aged 72) Died of wound infection	-

The Bunds

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Yves II, the Purifier (1433-1441) (NORTH and SOUTH) then, after 1437 (NORTH)	House of Bretagne	2 May 1433 - 7 November 1441	8 years, 6 months and 5 days (crowned 19 February 1434)	Appointed successor by Adelmo during the Imperial Diet of 1433	30 January 1385	7 November 1441 (aged 56) Alcohol intoxication	Count of Kephallenia Count of Deux Ponts
Simon I, the Cruel (1437-1450) (SOUTH)	House of Edward	1 April 1437 - 17 March 1450	12 years, 11 months and 16 days (crowned 28 July 1437)	Appointed as co-emperor in the south by Yves II in 1437	8 December 1387	16 December 1467 (aged 80) Natural causes	Full list King of Wessex King of Bavaria King of Sverige Gyula of Hungary Królewicz of Cuiavia Królewicz of Turov Grand prince of Novogrod Grand prince of Finland Lord of Slavonia Lord of Usora Lord of Viken Prince of Transylvania Prince of Banat Prince of Bosna
Giselbert I, the Monk (1441-1456) (NORTH)	House of Edward	7 November 1441 - 8 September 1456	14 years, 10 months and 1 day (crowned 24 June 1442)	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1441	18 April 1403	8 September 1456 (aged 53) Natural causes (Dementia)	Duke of Breizh
Simon II, the Bastion of Thouars (1450-1477) (SOUTH) then, after 1456 (NORTH and SOUTH)	House of Edward	17 March 1450 - 7 February 1477	26 years, 10 months and 21 days (crowned 25 November 1456)	Appointed as co-emperor in the south by Giselbert in 1450, sole emperor after 1456	26 February 1436	7 February 1477 (aged 41) Natural causes	King of Wessex King of Bavaria Archduke of Austria Archduke of Moravia Archduke of Schlesien Mepe of Imereti Prince of Ulaidh

Northern Presidency (Nordpräsidialmacht)

1477-1537: Zagarian Dynasty

Note: Valdis was the last person to rule both halves of the Eadwaldigian Empire.

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Valdis, the Kind (1477-1484) (NORTH and SOUTH) then, after 1480 (NORTH)	House of Zagare	7 February 1477 - 29 November 1484	7 years, 9 months and 22 days (crowned 10 March 1477)	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1477	11 September 1426	29 November 1484 (aged 58) Killed during duel	Duke of Trankai Duke of Lietuva
Zintis II, the Monk (1484-1537)	House of Zagare	29 November 1484 - 28 December 1537	53 years and 29 days (crowned 5 January 1485)	Appointed by Valdis and confirmed in the Imperial Diet of 1456	15 January 1470	28 December 1537 (aged 67) Stroke	Duke of Capua Duke of Atri Duke of Tilimsan

1537-1624: Edwardian Dynasty

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Hlothere I, the Just (1537-1553)	House of Edward	28 December 1537 - 18 February 1553	15 years, 1 month and 21 days (crowned 25 March 1537)	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1538	24 November 1485	18 February 1553 (aged 68) Alcohol intoxication	Despot of Amhara
Anthemios, the Holy (1553-1589)	House of Edward	18 February 1553 - 2 December 1589	36 years, 9 months and 14 days (crowned 5 April 1553)	Appointed by Hlothere I	9 March 1519	2 December 1589 (aged 70) Natural causes	Despot of Amhara Archduke of Valois Archduke of Sächsen Grand duke of Fleming Grand duke of Champagne Prince of Picenum
Hlothere II (1589-1596)	House of Edward	2 December 1589 - 20 August 1596	6 years, 8 months and 18 days (crowned 3 February 1590)	Appointed by Anthemios	21 May 1560	5 December 1604 (aged 44) Natural causes	Despot of Amhara Archduke of Valois Archduke of Sächsen Grand duke of Fleming Grand duke of Champagne Prince of Picenum
Botric, the Monster (1596-1624)	House of Edward	20 August 1596 - 16 March 1624	27 years, 6 months and 25 days (crowned 17 October 1596)	Appointed by Hlothere II	11 March 1557	16 March 1624 (aged 67) Killed during battle against Jordan I of Orléans	Despot of Amhara Archduke of Valois Archduke of Sächsen Grand duke of Fleming Grand duke of Champagne Prince of Picenum

1624-1628: Last presidency of the Northern Confederation

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Gilbert II, the Holy (1624)	House of Wattignies	16 March 1624 - 1 July 1624	3 months and 15 days (crowned 5 May 1624)	Elected by Imperial Diet 1624	5 July 1568	1 July 1624 (aged 56) Alcohol intoxication	Królewicz of Krakow
Fias, the Holy (1624-1628)	House of Mariam	1 July 1624 - 3 September 1628	4 years, 2 months and 2 days (crowned 5 January 1625)	Seized power with the support of military	14 November 1575	19 February 1635 (aged 60) Natural causes	Grand duke of Lietuva

Note: The classical Eadwaldian Empire is usually said to have ended with the deposition of Fias, with its continuation in the South referred to by modern scholars as the Romeyny Empire.

Southern Presidency (Sudpräsidialmacht)

1477-1480: House of Zagare

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death	Other title(s)
Valdis, the Kind (1477-1480) (NORTH and SOUTH) then, after 1480 (NORTH)	House of Zagare	7 February 1477 - 6 November 1480	3 years, 8 months and 30 days (crowned 10 March 1477)	Elected in the Imperial Diet of 1477	11 September 1426	29 November 1484 (aged 58) Killed during duel	Duke of Trankai Duke of Lietuva

1480-1587: House of Edward

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Succession	Birth	Death
Simon III, the Zealot (1480-1517)	House of Edward	6 November 1480 - 23 June 1517	Appointed by Valdis in 1480	15 March 1453	23 June 1517 (aged 64) Killed in Battle against Kallinikos of Silesia
Helina III, the Great (1517-1521)	House of Edward	23 June 1517 - 25 September 1521	Daughter of Simon III	15 June 1480	25 September 1521 (aged 41) Killed in Battle against Godefroy of Casaloldo
Karl, the Chaste (1521-1543)	House of Edward	25 September 1521 - 8 November 1543	Son of Helina III	22 January 1509	8 November 1543 (aged 34) Murdered
Magdalena, the Hammer (1543-1587)	House of Edward	8 November 1543 - 28 November 1587	Daughter of Karl	12 December 1527	28 November 1587 (aged 60) Natural causes (Complication from Gout)

1587-1755: House of Edward-Connacht

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Succession	Birth	Death
Simon IV, the Brave (1587-1610)	House of Edward-Connacht	28 November 1587 - 5 August 1610	Son of Magdalena	28 August 1554	5 August 1610 (aged 56) Murdered by Gelduin of Zachloumia
Elisabeth I, the Great (1610-1638)	House of Edward-Connacht	5 August 1610 - 4 March 1638	Daughter of Simon	16 March 1585	4 March 1638 (aged 53) Natural causes (Stroke)
Fiamma, the Vengeful (1638-1670)	House of Edward-Connacht	4 March 1638 - 3 February 1670	Daughter of Elisabeth	4 August 1606	3 February 1670 (aged 64) Natural causes
Henry I, the Monster (1638-1670)	House of Edward-Connacht	3 February 1670 - 27 April 1701	Son of Fiamma	3 October 1639	3 September 1709 (aged 70) Natural causes (Stroke)
George I, the Great (1701-1725)	House of Edward-Connacht	27 April 1701 - 19 July 1725	Son of Henry	13 January 1666	19 July 1725 (aged 59) Natural causes
George II, the Just (1725-1733)	House of Edward-Connacht	19 July 1725 - 20 November 1733	Son of George I	1 July 1684	20 November 1733 (aged 49) Natural causes (Heart attack)
Elisabeth II, the Horrible (1733-1755)	House of Edward-Connacht	20 November 1733 - 11 August 1755	Daughter of George II	3 April 1718	6 May 1790 (aged 72) Natural causes

1755-1784: House of Gent

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Succession	Birth	Death
Henry II, the Bear (1755-1762)	House of Gent	11 August 1755 - 12 November 1762	Son of Érrard of Manfalut, Half brother of Elisabeth II	13 May 1712	12 November 1762 (aged 52) Assassinated
Henry III (1762-1764)	House of Gent	12 November 1762 - 11 October 1764	Son of Henry II	18 January 1730	6 March 1800 (aged 70) Natural causes
Henry IV (1764-1770)	House of Gent	11 October 1764 - 14 January 1770	Son of Henry III	28 March 1750	14 January 1770 (aged 19) Murdered
Henry V, the Just (1770)	House of Gent	14 January 1770 - 21 March 1770	Son of Henry II	18 August 1734	11 May 1776 (aged 42) Natural causes (Heart attack)
Richard I (1770-1779)	House of Gent	21 March 1770 - 29 April 1779	Son of Henry II	26 October 1746	29 April 1779 (aged 33) Natural causes (Stroke)
Richard II (1779-1784)	House of Gent	29 April 1779 - 3 May 1784	Son of Henry V	15 November 1765	2 October 1801 (aged 35) Natural causes (Flu)
Sisuile, the Wise (1779-1784)	House of Gent	3 May 1784 - 16 November 1784	Daughter of Henry II	18 December 1728	28 July 1797 (aged 68) Natural causes (Stroke)

1784-1790: House of Mac Néill

Name	Dynasty	Reign	Time in Office	Succession	Birth	Death
Conn, the Wise (1784-1790)	House of Mac Néill	16 November 1784 - 1 February 1790		Grandson of George I	5 November 1735	5 January 1794 (aged 59) Natural causes (Cancer)