Alternative Monarchs of Britain

Here is the line of alternative line of the monarchy (794-2022)

The First Monarchy: 794-1291

 * Eochubrycght of Wessex (794-802), First King.


 * Egbert of Wessex (802-857) - Instead of 839, he kills his successor after just reigning for a short period, he also kills the child known as Alfred The Great to history.


 * Ethelbald of Wessex (857-882) - Instead of dying in 860, he lives on to conquer most of the remaining territories in Britain, Forming the Kingdom of Britain in 874, he also stopped his aging father, Aethelwulf, who had been born in 795, from succeeding him.


 * Aethelwulf of Britain (882-885), Aethelwulf, now an elderly man, was deposed after 3 years of ruling by his daughter Aethelswith.


 * Aethelswith of Britain (885-906), Aethelswith became Queen in 885 after she deposed her elderly father, she hated the Scottish Kings and attempted to assassinate the current King of Scotland, Eochaid, when another plot was foiled by her to assassinate her son, she was killed by her haters.


 * Constantine I of Britain (906-960), formerly the King of Scotland, he invaded with an army and managed to take London from the rebels, he had a rule of 54 years and defeated many of the last Kingdoms to be independent, he was believed to have as many as 20 children.


 * Constantine II of Britain (960-972), he was the son of Constantine I, he was defeated and killed in the Battle of Lowdown Hills in 972.


 * Constantine III of Britain (972-1015), started a medieval change in society and the lesser taxing of poor people, he kicked the rebels that had killed his father in 972 out of the country and forced them into exile, he was assassinated by his son to take control.


 * Constantine IV of Britain (1015-1039), started out as a General under his father, however he was unhappy and wanted the throne, after he assassinated his father, he won multiple battles against the Scottish and almost captured Edinburgh.


 * Edward I of Britain (1039-1063), son of a British army general, he quickly rose to become king after Constantine IV expressed an interest in Edward being king after him, he fought in many battles and captured the remaining kingdoms that were not captured earlier.


 * Harold I of Britain (1063-1092), son of Edward I, was a General who killed William of Normandy in 1066.


 * Edward II of Britain (1092-1133), son of Harold I, he was a skilled warrior who had proven himself at many battles.


 * Constantine V of Britain (1133-1134), Byzantine usurper, sailed to England originally in 1128, killed by anti Byzantine rebels.


 * Constantine VI of Britain (1134-1150), son of Edward II, he was the same as his father, a skilled warrior, he was a good king and respected by many.


 * Edward III of Britain (1150-1173), son of Edward II, he was described as a tall, handsome man who was a skilled warrior and fighter, killed whilst crossing into Jerusalem.


 * Henry I of Britain (1173-1176), he was not a good king, he was assassinated after raising taxes for the poor heavily.


 * Louis I of Britain (1176-1220), one of the longest reigning kings, he was a very good king and well liked among his people.


 * Henry II of Britain (1220-1246), known as the Wolf of England, he pursued his enemies harshly and instituted harsh punishment for any who broke the laws of his Kingdom, however he was a good soldier and won many big battles against the Scottish, and pushed into Wales from the south.


 * Henry III of Britain (1246-1275), originally born in France for his protection from anti Monarchists in Britain in 1245/1246, he was a skilled fighter and conquered half of Wales, and took the south of Scotland.


 * Louis II of Britain (1275-1279), he was believed to be insane, he was deposed and sent to exile in 1279.


 * Louis III of Britain (1279-1291), his father is unknown however Henry III was a candidate for his father as he was born around the time Henry married, abdicated in 1298 to become a religious figure.

Republic Leaders (1291-1314)

 * Edward Newridd (1291-1296)


 * Walarn Newridd (1296-1314)

Post Republic Leaders: (1314-2022)

 * Louis IV of Britain (1314-1323), a very popular King who was the first to sign a Human Rights document, originally started by Louis III.


 * Henry IV of Britain (1323-1340), started a war with Germany, captured part of Northern Germany, he was a tall man, believed to be over 6ft 5".


 * Harold Sweynsson (1340-1346), Head of the Norwegian Army, became King following an agreement with Henry IV who had no children.


 * Harold Tostigson (1346-1385), son of Harold Sweynsson, he fully took Wales during his reign and won half of Germany.


 * Henry V of Britain (1385-1412), illegitimate son of Harold Sweynsson, defeated the Welsh in battle and was killed during a failed siege in Germany.


 * Louis V of Britain (1412-1429), lost all the Welsh lands and German lands, deposed by an army that was angry with Louis over bad tax reforms.


 * Edwin I of Britain (1429-1477), John reclaimed all the territories in Germany and Wales, he had Louis V arrested and sent to a castle to avoid him being killed, John was an old man by 1477, he started his final battle in Germany to take the final town, which he managed to win.


 * Edwin II of Britain (1477-1516), a very popular King, reformed taxes and the economy after being ruined by Louis V.


 * Edwin III of Britain (1516-1555), conquered Scotland in 1548, and started plans to take Norway.


 * Edwin IV of Britain (1555-1624), became King as a child, made major changes to taxes and started the first strong parliament for years.


 * Henry V of Britain (1624-1638), known as the Soldier King, he was a popular king who regularly defeated invading armies and stopped corruption in government.


 * Henry VI of Britain (1638-1686), he also served as Lord of Germany from 1650 to 1686, he was a feared ruler, he had forced the French king to abdicate earlier that year.


 * Margaret I of Britain (1686-1715), for the first time since the 880s, a woman had claimed the throne, she was a powerful and well liked ruler.


 * Margaret II of Britain (1715-1734), became Queen of Wales in 1716, she was well liked, as was her mother.


 * John Cromwell (1734-1737), descendant of Oliver Cromwell, who was barred from Parliament in 1649, ruled as Protector for 3 years before being chased from his castle and forced to pick someone to succeed him.


 * Margaret III of Britain (1737-1742), she was unpopular for losing half of Germany and Wales, deposed by her replacement and arrested.


 * John Cromwell II (1742-1771), son of John Cromwell, he was popular unlike his father, who was disliked for alienating the population.


 * Henry VII of Britain (1771-1786), mostly spent his time within the United States in talks with the King and President about allying to defeat the Spanish Kingdom, he was killed in Spain in 1786.


 * Henry VIII of Britain (1786-1800), sometimes called the Old King due to his age when he came to the throne, he managed to lose half of Germany but captured a few Spanish towns in the north.


 * Henry IX of Britain (1800-1801), usurper, claimed to be the son of Henry VII, he was removed from power in 1801 and sent to France.


 * John Cromwell III (1801-1816), son of John Cromwell II, he came to power following the deposition of usurper Henry IX in 1801, he started peace with other nations which brought him the support of his people, abdicated due to old age in 1816.


 * Henry X of Britain (1816-1854), son of John Cromwell III, he took the name Henry as it was his birth name, he was popular in Britain due to reforms and removal of corruption.


 * Henry XI of Britain (1854-1912), son of John Cromwell III, born after his fathers abdication, reigned for 58 years, took his country into the French War of 1887.


 * George I of Britain (1912-1945), he abdicated in 1945 in favour of his son.


 * George II of Britain (1945-1989), started the French War of 1975.


 * George III of Britain (1989-2022) He advocated peace from the wars that changed the country for the worse, abdicated after his fathers death.


 * George IV of Britain (23 July 2022 - 24 July 2022), Shortest reigning King.


 * Haryna I of Britain (24 July 2022 - 30 July 2022), resigned after a Political Scandal involving her ruling style.


 * Henry XII of Britain (30 July 2022 - 2 September 2022), King for a month, believed to have been poisoned.


 * John I of Britain (2 September 2022 - 22 October 2022), last king.

Constitutional Monarchy (2022-present)

 * George IV of Britain (1 November 2022 - present)