Monarchs And Nobility 1-24
21 entries in the Monarchs And Nobility compendium.
James II of EnglandLast Catholic monarch deposed in the Glorious Revolution.James IVKing of Scotland who died at the Battle of Flodden.James VKing of Scotland who strengthened royal power and founded the College of Justice.Joanna of CastileQueen of Castile and Aragon, confined under claims of madness.Johann II of LiechtensteinPrince of Liechtenstein for 70 years; issued two constitutions.John III of PortugalKing of Portugal who expanded the empire globally.John II Casimir VasaLast Vasa king of Poland; reign marked by war and abdication.John IV of PortugalKing who ended the Iberian Union and restored Portuguese independence.John VI of PortugalKing of Portugal and Brazil, regent, and last absolute monarch.Joseph I, Holy Roman EmperorHoly Roman Emperor who continued the War of the Spanish Succession.KalākauaLast king and penultimate monarch of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi.Kamehameha IISecond king of Hawaii who abolished traditional religious laws.Kamehameha IIIThird king of Hawaii; oversaw shift to constitutional monarchy.Kamehameha IVFourth monarch of Hawaii, diplomat, and founder of the Hawaii Reformed Catholic Church.Leopold II, Holy Roman EmperorPenultimate Holy Roman Emperor; abolished capital punishment in Tuscany.Leopold III of BelgiumKing of the Belgians whose wartime surrender sparked a constitutional crisis.LiliʻuokalaniOnly queen regnant and last sovereign monarch of Hawaii.Louis XIIKing of France who reduced taxes and reformed law.Louis XIIIKing of France who consolidated royal power with Cardinal Richelieu.Louis XVIIIKing of France who restored constitutional monarchy after the Revolution.Ludwig II of BavariaBavarian king known for fairy-tale castles and disputed death.
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