List of Helvoran Monarchs

Andreux I
King of the Kingdom of Helvore
	Roix de la Roiséaux d'Elvoir
	Kingdom of Helvore
Incumbent
	Andreux I; since November 17, 2011
Details
Style	His/Her Majesty
Heir apparent	Maximilian, Prince of Tosque
First monarch	Richarde I
Formation	July 17, 950
Residence	Royal Palace of Rossterre ; Rossterre, TS, Helvore
Website	monarchy.gov.co.el

This article is a comprehensive list of the Monarchs of the Kingdom of Helvore from the 7th century CE. For the political institution of the monarchy itself, please see Monarchy of Helvore.

The Monarchs of Helvore have ruled the Kingdom of Helvore since its establishment on the 17th of July, 950 CE until the present. The role of the ruling monarch of Helvore has changed since the Helvoran Revolution and Civil War in the late seventeenth century, from being an absolute ruler to one who is constitutionally restricted by the people of Helvore, represented in the Helvoran Constitution.

The predecessor dynasty to that of the modern Helvoran monarchy is that of the Saignvalourians, who ruled the Saignvalourian Aeletic Kingdoms during the Dark Ages. The Aelvoran Saignvalourians, who ruled the Kingdom of Aelevoria, would later become the first monarchs of the unified Kingdom of Helvore under the House of Saignvalour.

The House of Astonbury, a branch of the Rhythian monarchy, ruled as the dominant house of Helvore from the early 13th century, as a result of changing diplomatic relations between the Houses and the inability of Richarde II to produce a Saignvalourian heir. This house would continue to rule the Kingdom of Helvore until the diplomatic annexation of Mastenburg into the Kingdom of Helvore in the 15th century, wherein the Mastenburgian branch of the Saignvalours regained political control. As such, the House of Mastienne (also known as the restored House of Saignvalour) established dominance.

Following the Helvoran Revolution, the absolutist Helvoran monarchy was overthrown, being replaced with the Helvoran Republic. At the conclusion of the Helvoran Civil War, a Bayerist Constitutional Monarchy was established, with Richarde de Vois being elected as the new monarch of the House of de Vois, which has remained in power until the present day.

Saignvalourian Kings[]

The Kings of the Saignvalourian Empire and its successor Kingdoms formed the predecessor to the modern-day Kingdom of Helvore. The Saignvalourians originated as an Aelvoran dynasty which ruled what is modern-day St. Crimse before expanding to conquer most of the Aquitanian coast. The Saignvalourians rose to prominence during the reign of Verciceris II, the son of Maesis (c. 602-647), who established the Saignvalourian Empire.

Portrait	Name	King From	King Until	Death	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
	Verciceris II the Eagle	636	665	Died of natural causes aged 48. Buried in an unknown location.	Son of Maesis, grandson of Verciceris I.
	Calis	665	694	Died from Tuberculosis aged 40. Buried at the Chapelle des Saignvaloures in Aelemont.	Son of Verciceris I
The Saignvalourian Empire was then divided among each of Calis's five sons, with each Saignvalourian successor state remaining independent until the unification of the Aelvoran Union of Kings in 950 CE. The following lists the rulers of the Saignvalourian Kingdom of Aelvoria (a Saignvalourian successor state).
	Amion I	694	708	Died of disease, aged around 29.	Third son of Calis.
	Attis I	708	November, 726	Killed during a hunting accident, aged 45.	Son of Amion I
	Rhaecys the Valiant	November 726	739	Killed in the Battle of Toure, aged 29.	Son of Attis I
	Amion II the Old	739	771	Died of natural causes, aged 61.	Second (surviving) son of Attis I
	Attis II	771	December 792	Died of natural causes, aged 49.	Son of Amion II.
	Attis III the Great	December 792	14 November 826	Died under mysterious circumstances during the wedding celebration of his youngest daughter.	Son of Attis II.
	Richarde I	14 November 826	17 September 854	Died of an unknown disease, aged 51.	Son of Attis III
	Maesis	17 September 854	14th June 855	Killed by French spies, aged 34.	Eldest son of Richarde I
Following the assassination of Maesis the Aelvoran monarchy entered a period of turmoil which lasted between June to August 855. During this time, numerous claims were made to the throne, with Aemecis I ultimately coming to power.
	Aemecis I	9th August 855	12th February 877	Died of natural causes, aged 61.	Second son of the daughter of Richarde I, or the cousin of Maesis.
	Aemecis II	12th February 877	9th December 891	Died of dental post-surgical complications, aged 42.	Son of Aemecis I
	Richarde II	9th December 891	14th June 915	Died of complications to Heart function, aged 44.	Son of Aemecis II
	Attis IV	14th June 915	17th November 922	Drowned during a storm travelling across the Straight of Grenliviche	Son of Richarde II
	Aemecis III	17th November 922	12 March 945	Died of pneumonia, aged 37.	Son of Attis IV
	Richarde III the Great (later Richarde I of Helv	12th March 945	2 September 1001	Died of natural causes aged 73. Buried at Abbey de St. Cristophe de la Croix until 1793, when the remains were relocated to the Cathédrele de St. Petere.	Son of Aemecis III

House of Saignvalour[]

The House of Saignvalour was the first royal house of the Kingdom of Helvore, and consists of the lineage of King Richarde I, an Aelvoran who lead to the creation of the Kingdom of Helvore, and its eventually conquest of the entire Helvoran Peninsula under the rule of Queen Madeline I (1083-1137), and unification of all its historical cultures, languages, and customs. Several famous monarchs from this period include King Richarde I (950-1001), King Henri I (1044-1052), and Queen Madeline I (1083-1137).

Name:	King/Queen From:	King/Queen Until:	Death:	Relationship with Predecessor(s):
Richarde I the Great	King of Aelvoria:12th March 945. King of Helvore: 17th July 950	1001	Died of natural causes aged 73. Buried at Abbey de St. Cristophe de la Croix until 1793, when the remains were relocated to the Cathédrele de St. Petere.	Son of Aemecis III
James I	1001	1031	Died of natural causes aged 74. Buried at the Abbey de St. Cristophe de la Croix.	Son of Richarde I
James II	1031	1044	Died aged 52.	Son of James I
Henri I	1044	1052	Died aged 41. Remains destroyed by people, as King Henri I was an unpopular king.	Son of James II
Lord Zaquerie de Lyonier (Disputed)	June, 1052	June, 1052	Executed aged 27 for being a pretender to the throne.	Adopted son of Henri I
Thomas I	1052	1083	Died aged 68	Son of James II
Madeleine I the Kind	1083	1137	Died of natural causes aged 76. Buried at the Abbey de St. Madeline.	Daughter of Thomas I
Maximilian I	1137	1152	Died in the Battle of Windsor, aged 45.	Grandson of Madeleine I
Henri II	1152	1168	Died aged 48.	Son of Maximilian I
Richarde II	1168	10th of September, 1204	Died of Tuberculosis without an heir, aged 61.	Son of Henri II

House of Astonbury[]

The House of Astonbury was the second of the noble houses to rule the Kingdom of Helvore, following the death of Richarde II, who died without heir. The House of Astonbury came to power with the marital union of Richarde II of the House of Saignvalour and Elizabeth Darkmore of the House of Astonbury. Under the domain of the House of Astonbury, Helvore saw the establishment of feudalism, increasing political ties with England and France, and the flourishing of the arts and medieval literature.

Name:	King/Queen From:	King/Queen Until:	Death:	Relationship with Predecessor(s)
Eloise Ithe Bold	11th of September, 1204.	14th of July, 1245	Died in a hunting accident. Buried at Astonbury Cathedral (Helvoran: Cathédrele d'Astonbury).	Grand-daughter of Maximilian I
Jacob I	14th of July, 1245	9th of August, 1266	Died in a storm whilst on board the HMS Aegelle Nouveux, aged 52.	Son of Eloise I
Thomas II the Grand	9th of August, 1266	28th of February, 1299	Died of natural causes, aged 64.	Son of Jacob I
Thomas III	28th of February, 1299	6th of March, 1304	Died in the Battle of Houvres, aged 27.	Son of Thomas II
Thomas IV the Pious	6th of March, 1304	11th of December, 1341	Died of natural causes, aged 67. Buried at Le Cathédrele du St. Alexandre de la Croix.	Grand-son of Jacob I
Madeleine II	11th of December, 1341	19th of May, 1355	Assassinated by English espionage agents, aged 35.	Daughter of Thomas IV
Maximilian II	19th of May, 1355	2nd of January, 1368	Died in the Battle of Pont Tourelle, aged 29.	Grand-son of Thomas III
Richarde III the Deceiver	2nd of January, 1368	24th of June, 1395	Disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Age of death unknown.	Grand-son of Madeline II
Eloise II	24th of June, 1395	18th of September, 1426	Died from heart attack, aged 59.	Daughter of Richarde III

House of Mastienne (Restored House of Saignvalour)[]

The House of Mastienne was the third royal house of the Kingdom of Helvore. Following the death of Eloise II, who had no heirs, a period of brief political chaos ensued during the month-long September War of 1426. During this war, belligerents included various monarchic dynasties which claimed right to the Helvoran throne. In the end, the House of Mastienne (in fact a branch of the House of Saignvalour), gained control of Helvore with the crowning of Xavier I.

Name:	King/Queen From:	King/Queen Until:	Death:	Relationship with Predecessor(s):
Xavier I the Iron.	4th of October, 1426.	7th of February, 1471	Died in a storm on board the RMS Volkreich, travelling to Mästenburg, aged 72.	Great-Great-Grand-son of Madeleine II
Henri III	7th of February, 1471	13th of October, 1488	Died in the Battle of Thyrbourge, aged 34.	Son of Xavier I
Richarde IV	13th of October, 1488	27th of November, 1506	Died of Tuberculosis, aged 34. Buried at the Cathédrele de St. Christophe de la Croix.	Grand-son of Xavier I
James III the Wise	27th of November, 1506	22nd of June, 1529	Assassinated by Mästenburgian insurgents, aged 41.	Son of Henri III
Jacob II the Young	22nd of June, 1529	10th of July, 1532	Killed during the Second Battle of Thyrburg, aged 26.	Son of James III
Maximilian III the Victorious	10th of July, 1532	4th of April, 1555	Died from wounds gained during the Battle of Ross-Thyrburg, aged 59.	Grand-son of Henri III
Madeleine III	4th of April, 1555	24th of April, 1567	Died of Cancer, aged 34.	Daughter of Maximilian III
Victoix I	24th of April, 1567	15th of December, 1589	Died from a riding accident, aged 46.	Daughter of Maximilian III
Maximilian IV	15th of December, 1589	29th of March, 1613	Died during the Battle of Callais, aged 49.	Son of Madeleine III
Thomas V the Conqueror	29th of March, 1613	3rd of June, 1640	Died from wounds received during the Battle of Amsterdam, aged 52.	Son of Maximilian IV
Maximilian V the Fool	3rd of June, 1640	21st of September, 1653	Stoned to death by members of the public, aged 36.	Son of Thomas V
Xavier II	21st of September, 1653	25th of May, 1664	Died of Pneumonia, aged 34.	Grand-son of Thomas V
Thomas VI the Cruel	25th of May, 1664	6th of October, 1666	Executed during the Battle of Roixterre, at the climax of the Helvoran Revolution.	Grand-son of Thomas V

Helvoran Republic[]

With the execution of Thomas VI at the Battle of Roixterre on the 6th of October, 1666, Sébastian de Gallonterre declared himself president of the Helvoran Republic, effectively abolishing the Kingdom of Helvore for nine years between 1666 and 1675. During this time, as the Helvoran Civil War was fought between the Republicans, Royalists, and Bayerists, several individuals serves as presidents of the Republic of Helvore. With the creation of the constitutional Kingdom of Helvore in 1678, the Helvoran Republic ended, and a new King was elected by the people.

Name:	President From:	President Until:	Death:	Relationship with Predecessor(s):
Sébastian de Gallonterre	6th of October, 1666	13th of October, 1674	Was not killed at the end of presidency.	None.
Édouard Rouelle	13th of October,1674	1st of August, 1675	Executed for treason at the end of his term, aged 38.	Leader of the Bayerist Movement, rebelling against de Gallonterre
Sébastian de Gallonterre	1st of August, 1675	9th of August, 1675	Exiled at the end of his term. Never heard of again.	None.
Jules-Alexandre Bayereux	9th of August, 1675	11th of August, 1675	Died of natural causes in 1694.	None.

House of de Vois[]

The House of de Vois is the fourth and current Royal House of the Kingdom of Helvore. Its first king, Richarde V, was elected by the people of Helvore following the abolition of the Helvoran Republic and establishment of a Bayerist Constitutional Monarchy.

Historians now believe that Richarde V was in fact a distant cousin of Thomas VI, and thus, in effect, a continuation of the Saignvalourian Dynasty. This fact, however, is contested, and many simply consider the House of de Vois to be unrelated to that of the House of Mastienne or its predecessors.

Name:	King/Queen From:	King/Queen Until:	Death:	Relationship with Predecessor(s):
Richarde V the Great	11th of August, 1675	3rd of April, 1688	Died of Cancer, aged 46.	None.
Madeleine IVthe Loving	3rd of April, 1688	12th of December, 1701	Died of natural causes, aged 72.	Daughter of Richarde V
Maximilian VI the Eagle of Helvore	12th of December, 1701	9th of August, 1717	Died during the Battle of Haighes, aged 29.	Son of Madeleine IV
Henri IV	9th of August, 1717	5th of October, 1744	Drowned to death on board the HMS Coudellier, travelling from Rhythe to Amsterdam.	Grand-son of Madeleine IV
Jacob III	5th of October, 1744	18th of April, 1771	Died of natural causes, aged 69.	Son of Henri IV
James IV the Lion	18th of April, 1771	21st of February, 1798	Killed during the Battle of Ecalladise, aged 38.	Son of Jacob III
Victoix II	21st of February, 1798	23rd of December, 1805	Died during a hunting accident, aged 28.	Grand-son of Jacob III
Jules I the Defiant	23rd of December, 1805	8th of October, 1843	Killed whilst on a diplomatic mission in France. Exact age unknown, speculated to be 56 or 57.	Great-Grand-son of Jacob III
Maximilian VII	8th of October, 1843	11th of August, 1865	Died of Tuberculosis, aged 48.	Son of Jules I
Jules II the Conqueror	11th of August, 1865	18th of February, 1893	Died of Pneumonia, aged 54.	Son of Maximilian VII
Henri V the Brave	18th of February, 1893	22nd of June, 1918	Killed during an air raid on Roixterre, aged 42.	Son of Jules II
Richarde VI	22nd of June, 1918	31st of May, 1938	Died of Pneumonia,aged 55.	Brother of Henri V
Victoix III the Great	31st of May, 1938	12th of June, 1952	Died of natural causes, aged 87.	Daughter of Richarde VI
Henri VI	12th of June, 1952	11th of March, 1973	Died of a heart attack, aged 58.	Son of Victoix III
Richarde VII	11th of March, 1973	30th of November, 2003	Died of cancer, aged 62.	Son of Henri VI
Richarde VIII	30th of November, 2003	1st of January, 2011	Still living.	Son of Richarde VII
Eloise III	1st of January, 2011	17th of November, 2011.	Died in a car accident, aged 35.	Eldest daughter of Richarde VIII
Andreux I(Incumbent)	17th of November, 2011.	Still king.	Still living.	Eldest son of Richarde VIII