Monarchs of France

Every monarch of France, including the Kingdom of France (494-1629)


 * Cloho I (494-512), First king of France, establishes a democracy around the people.


 * Cloho II (512-515), He was forced out by his son, a successful monarch in his 3 years of rule, he is well liked among French people.


 * Cledowig I (515-528), Successful and popular monarch, he is well known among modern French people.


 * Clethar I (528-553), He was successful until 553, when an invading force defeated him, spent 6 years in exile and returned afterwards.


 * Cledowig II (553-559), a unpopular monarch, replaced by Clethar who invades in 559.


 * Clethar I (559-570), returns and reigns for 11 years.


 * Clethar II (570-582), he was an unpopular king due to his tax raises.


 * Crethan I (582-601), fathered a large family, was a popular king for his expansion of territory.


 * Crethan II (601-605), murdered in unknown circumstances.


 * Crethan III (605-619), largely forgotten by modern historians.


 * Crethan IV (619-654), formed the Kingdom of France, his heirs until 838 were the kings of the Kingdom of France instead of the country.


 * Crethan V (654-671), he became Chief of the Hyers Tribe, as well as King of France.


 * Cledowig III (671-708), formed the Kingdom of Bernoera.


 * Cledowig IV (708-730), abdicated due to old age.


 * Cledowig V (730-754), abdicated over the Riots of 753.


 * Merodic I (754-755), died in office.


 * Merodic II (755-778), started the German War of 776.


 * Merodic III (778-836), a very popular king, ranked top of most polls, participated in the British Invasion of 807.


 * Merodic IV (836-838), deposed by an angry mob of people opposed to his decisions on the welfare of his country.


 * Louis I (838-848), reigned for 10 years, lost northern France to German tribesmen.


 * Louis II (848-879), won back the north from the newly appointed King of Germany.


 * Henri I (879-894), started an alliance with the Scottish king Eochaid MacRuid.


 * Henri II (894-939), founded the House of Dyostenoch.


 * Dyostenoch I (939-952), first Dyostenoch ruler.


 * Dyostenoch II (952-970), originally a general within the French army, was a good king.


 * Dyostenoch III (970-1011), deposed by an angry mob.


 * Dyostenoch IV (1011-1017), killed in the Battle of Brochenoch Heath.


 * Dyostenoch V (1017-1019), killed in the Battle of Daffenstock


 * Renoce I (1019-1028), assassinated in Paris, attempted Tax Reforms.


 * Renoce II (1028-1046), killed his son Renoce Dyostenoch (1013-1045)


 * Renoce III (1046-1055), assassinated by Henri Monterie


 * Renoce IV (1055-1098), founded the modern tax system.


 * Clotho I (1098-1100), assassinated by people opposed to his usurping.


 * Dyostenoch VI (1100-1134), founder of Modern-Day France.


 * Henri the Great - Known as Henry III (1134-1157), tax Reforms, massive territory gains, alliances.


 * Henri IV (1157-1165), popular general prior to his accession.


 * Clotho II (1165-1184), usurper, however proves to be a good king.


 * Louis III (1184-1215), a popular king, won many battles.


 * Louis IV (1215-1235), leader of the 1227 Gehsiso War.


 * Louis V (1235-1238), assassinated after an unpopular war.


 * Clotho III (1238-1290), one of the longest reigning kings, reigned for 52 years.


 * Clotho IV (1290-1337), was also a long reigning king, reigning for 47 years.


 * Louis VI (1337-1372), reigned for 35 years.


 * Dion I (1372-1400), reigned for 28 years.


 * Dion II (1400-1406), killed in the Battle of Brathythe


 * Dion III (1406-1433), fought in the Great War of 1420.


 * Henri V (1433-1434), usurper.


 * Dion IV (1434-1435), usurper.


 * Dion V (1435-1496), he was the son of Dion III.


 * Philip I (1496-1522), formed the Philipid Dynasty.


 * Philip II (1522-1574), he made tax reforms.


 * Dion VI (1574-1629), he ended the empire in 1629, therefore being the last king.