Talk:List of Urcean monarchs

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The monarchy of the Apostolic Kingdom of Urcea began in 1098 via the Golden Bull of 1098, granted to the Prince-Archduke of Urcea, melding the hereditary lands of the descendants of St. Julius I into a single Kingdom in the southern part of the Holy Levantine Empire

House of Julio-Yustona

The House of Julio-Yustona descended from St. Julius I via his brother. Riordan I had, like several of his predecessors, simultaneously held the Archduchy of Urceopolis and the Grand Duchy of Yustona, as well as several other territories in the southern Holy Levantine Empire. He was granted Royal dignity by the Golden Bull of 1098, marking the creation of Urcea as a Kingdom.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Riordan I 1 January 1098– 2 August 1100		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098
Aedanicus I 2 August 1100– 14 April 1102		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Riordan II 14 April 1102– 4 July 1118		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Aedanicus II 4 July 1118– 19 January 1131		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 fourteen children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Niall I 19 January 1131– 24 October 1146		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 six children	From his father Aedanicus II (acclamation)
Riordan III 24 October 1146– 3 February 1147		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	From his father Niall I (acclamation)
Niall II 3 February 1147– 19 June 1153		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	From his brother Riordan III (acclamation)

House of Julio-Aleckán

The House of Julio-Aleckán assumed the Throne of Urcea following the events of the Interregnum of 1153, caused by the childless deaths of the young Kings Riordan III and Niall II in quick succession. After dispatching several claimants, Seán Aleckán was crowned King Seán I in the Julian Palace in 1159. The Aleckán dynasty had no relation to any previous Kings of Urcea but had succession from the direct female line of St. Julius I.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Seán I 1 January 1159– 14 March 1178		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Seán II "Octavian" 14 March 1178– 21 May 1202		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Niall III "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 21 May 1202– 4 May 1214		21 May 1XXX son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	14 May 1XX aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)

House of Cónn

Following the death of the King Niall III Augustus, his cousin, Cónn of Holmfilth, a distant descendant of King Aedanicus II, was crowned King Constantine I by demand of several power magnates and based on the claim that the Aleckán's distance from previous Kings gave Cónn a better claim. The Emperor's son, Donnchad, was passed over. This event marked the beginning of the Saint's War, a multi-generational multi-stage dynastic war between the Aleckáns and the Cónns, that would continue in some form until 1402.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Constantine I 22 August 1214– 3 April 1231		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Aedanicus III 3 April 1231– 1 July 1253		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)

House of Julio-Aleckán

After nearly forty years of Cónn rule, Donnchad, son of King Niall III, returned from exile and easily deposed the now-senile Aedanicus III and was crowned King as part of the Saint's War.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Donnchad I 1 July 1253– 29 August 1266		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Riordan IV 29 August 1266– 3 April 1275		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)

House of Cónn

As part of the Saint's War, Adrian, son of King Aedanicus III, became King following the controversial will of Riordan IV, which named the Cónn rather than his brother Niall, purportedly out of personal enmity. The Julio-Aleckán faction disputed the claim by law and arms, but Adrian was crowned in Urceopolis regardless.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Adrian I 3 April 1275– 17 February 1312		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)

House of Julio-Aleckán

Following the lengthy but childless reign of Adrian I, the nephew of King Riordan IV, Louis, managed to seize Urceopolis before a Cónn could be crowned. This would be the final time the direct House of Julio-Aleckán ruled the Kingdom, and much of Louis's reign would be spent fighting Adrian Cónn, himself a nephew of King Adrian I.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Louis I 22 February 1312– 2 January 1330		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Via the claim of his father, Niall Aleckán, brother of King Riordan IV (conquest)

House of Cónn

Adrian Cónn managed to kill King Louis I at the Battle of Hollyhead, and was crowned in the Julian Palace not long after. Though the new King Adrian II managed to kill or imprison several remaining Aleckán heirs, he himself died childless after nine years on the Throne, beginning the Great Interregnum, the final stage of the Saint's War.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Adrian II 22 January 1330– 1 August 1339		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Via the claim of his father, Niall Aleckán, brother of King Riordan IV (conquest)

The Great Interregnum

The childless death of Adrian plunged into a period of military anarchy lasting from 1339 to 1402. During this period, the Kingdom was divided into several areas, the ruler of each of which claiming to be King of Urcea. No King sat in the Julian Palace; the Pope himself ruled the city in trust for the Throne during this period. The Aleckán faction, and their eventual successors the de Welutas reigned in the Grand Duchy of Yustona and neighboring territories while the Cónn faction ruled in the remnant portions of the Archduchy of Urceopolis and other western portions of the Kingdom. House de Weluta, a cadet branch of the House of Julio-Aleckán, finally triumphed at the Battle of Glens Falls in 1401, with Louis de Weluta marching on Urceopolis and being crowned personally by the Pope in 1402, ending the Great Interregnum. King Louis II married Princess Eileen Cónn, the heiress of her house, ending the Saint's War definitively.

House de Weluta

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Louis II 14 September 1402– 9 December 1431		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Indirectly through a daughter of King Louis I (conquest)
Donnchad II 9 December 1431– 19 May 1456		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Niall IV 19 May 1456– 26 June 1482		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Constantine II 26 June 1482– 1 March 1483		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 No children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Leo I 1 March 1483– 12 January 1492		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 Five children	From his brother, Constantine II (acclamation)
Adrian III 12 January 1492– 9 April 1546		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Julia of Corcra Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 No children	From his father, Leo I (acclamation)

House of Julio-Angloise

Protestant descendants of the Kings of Angla (themselves having partial heritage from the House of Cónn) and King Niall IV formed the cadet House of Julio-Angloise and seized the Throne after Adrian III's childless death, ostensibly due a succession crisis between Leo I's many children and grandchildren. Initially pledging tolerance, the Angloise regime soon expelled the Pope from Urceopolis and began persecution of the Catholic Church in Urcea.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Riordan V 8 November 1546– 1 February 1557		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Seized Urceopolis after interregnum; claim through ancestor Niall IV (conquest)
Donnchad III 1 February 1557– 2 May 1565		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	From his father, Riordan V (acclamation)

House de Weluta

As part of the Great Confessional War, the heir of the House de Weluta was recognized by the exiled Pope as the Apostolic King of Urcea in opposition to the Protestant House of Julio-Angloise. Leo de Weluta lead Imperial forces against the Protestant Union at the Battle of Drumfree in 1565, during which King Donnchad III was killed. Subsequently marching on Urceopolis and restoring the Papacy in the city, he was crowned King Leo II.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Leo II "the Great" "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 14 May 1565– 5 December 1597		13 August 1527 son of Prince Aedanicus and Francessa of Xaviersport	5 December 1597 aged 65	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 1 June 1544 seven children	Via Papal grant and from his great-grandfather King Leo I (conquest)
Niall IV 5 December 1597– 19 April 1601		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Christine of Burgundie Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Aedanicus IV 19 April 1601– 24 January 1612		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Aedanicus V 24 January 1612– 13 August 1627		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Adrian IV 13 August 1627– 4 December 1627		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Leo III 4 December 1627– 9 May 1651		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Brian I 9 May 1651– 17 July 1656		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Christophorus I 17 July 1656– 19 July 1656		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 No children	From his father, Brian I (acclamation)
Riordan VI 19 July 1656– 6 October 1672		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	From his father, Brian I (acclamation)
Patrick I 6 October 1672– 2 August 1688		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Aedanicus VI 2 August 1688– 4 July 1702		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Riordan VII "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 4 July 1702– 5 December 1727		13 August 1527 son of Prince Aedanicus and Francessa of Xaviersport	5 December 1592 aged 65	Christine of Burgundie Julian Palace, Urceopolis 1 June 1544 seven children	Via Papal grant an from his grandfather King Adrian III (conquest)
Aedanicus VII "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 5 December 1727– 14 April 1741		13 August 1527 son of Prince Aedanicus and Francessa of Xaviersport	5 December 1592 aged 65	Christine of Burgundie Julian Palace, Urceopolis 1 June 1544 seven children	Via Papal grant an from his grandfather King Adrian III (conquest)
Leo IV "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 14 April 1741– 4 October 1768		13 August 1527 son of Prince Aedanicus and Francessa of Xaviersport	5 December 1592 aged 65	Christine of Burgundie Julian Palace, Urceopolis 1 June 1544 seven children	Via Papal grant an from his grandfather King Adrian III (conquest)
Brian II "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 4 October 1768– 13 April 1781		13 August 1527 son of Prince Aedanicus and Francessa of Xaviersport	5 December 1592 aged 65	Christine of Burgundie Julian Palace, Urceopolis 1 June 1544 seven children	Via Papal grant an from his grandfather King Adrian III (conquest)
Louis III "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 13 April 1781– 19 December 1798		13 August 1527 son of Prince Aedanicus and Francessa of Xaviersport	5 December 1592 aged 65	Christine of Burgundie Julian Palace, Urceopolis 1 June 1544 seven children	Via Papal grant an from his grandfather King Adrian III (conquest)
Brian III 19 December 1798– 1 March 1809		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Niall V 1 March 1809– 22 November 1830		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Patrick II 22 November 1830– 8 April 1841		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Aedanicus VIII 8 April 1841– 21 December 1889		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)

House de Weluta

House de Weluta was restored via the second of the Red Interregna that began as a result of the assassination of King Louis IV. The three year conflict saw Weluta loyalists, political conservatives, and elements of the Church form a coalition to restore the traditional monarchy. Regardless, some of the Abbannach reforms remained in place, most notably the reforms to the Urcean provincial system that created the modern Urcean provinces.

Name Reign	Portrait	Birth	Death	Marriages	Claim
Patrick III 20 July 1902– 13 January 1917		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Adrian V 13 January 1917– 2 October 1929		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Brian V "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 2 October 1929– 13 September 1947		13 August 1527 son of Prince Aedanicus and Francessa of Xaviersport	5 December 1592 aged 65	Christine of Burgundie Julian Palace, Urceopolis 1 June 1544 seven children	Via Papal grant an from his grandfather King Adrian III (conquest)
Louis V "Augustus", Emperor of the Levantines 13 September 1947– 30 July 1949		13 August 1527 son of Prince Aedanicus and Francessa of Xaviersport	5 December 1592 aged 65	Christine of Burgundie Julian Palace, Urceopolis 1 June 1544 seven children	Via Papal grant an from his grandfather King Adrian III (conquest)
Patrick IV 30 July 1949– 1 February 1967	File:Mountbatten.jpg	4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Donnchad IV 1 February 1967– 3 October 1971		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Christophorus II 3 October 1971– 13 December 1981		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Aedanicus IX 13 December 1981– 14 August 2026		4 July 1033 son of Archduke Riordan and Marissa of Glenfort	2 August 1100 aged 77	Margaret of Niallsport Julian Palace, Urceopolis 29 March 1049 three children	Granted in the Golden Bull of 1098 (acclamation)
Riordan VIII 14 August 2026– present		13 June 2006 son of Crown Prince Aedanicus and Rachel de Mather	Incumbent	None	Through his father predeceased father Aedanicus, son of King Aedanicus IX (primogeniture)