List of Ingerish monarchs

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This is a list of monarchs of the Kingdom of Ingrea from 899 until the present day. The list traditionally starts with Oswald I of Colsex, whose rule represents the first unbroken line of kings to rule the whole of Ingrea. Previous attempts by kings to unite the various petty kingdoms date back to the eighth century, but none survived their death. Since unification, there have been over 30 monarchs of Ingrea.

House of Colsex

Portrait Name Birth Marriages Death
Oswald I
7 January 899 – 6 October 910
6 October 910
Aged about 50
Cedric I
910 – 916
Wulfhere I
916 – 922
Cuthberht
922 – 935
Eadwine
935 – 941
Oswald II
941 – 962
Theodric
962 – 966
Chad
966 – 970
Beornred
970 – 981
Wulfhere II
981 – 982
Ceolwulf
982 – 990
Cedric II
990 – 999

House of Scandmark

Ingrea came under the control of Scandmark in 999 after an invasion led by Sigfred Whitehair. The last Ingrish king, Cedric II, was killed at the Battle of Netherton, and his son Oswald the Exile went into exile in Inara.

Portrait Name Birth Marriages Death

House of Colsex (restored)

In 1112, Eustace, great-grandson of Oswald the Exile, led a successful invasion of Ingrea, and wrested the kingdom back from the Scandians. He was proclaimed king in Winburgh on the 10 October.

Portrait Name Birth Marriages Death
Eustace I
10 October 1112 – 13 January 1126
13 January 1136
Aged 42
Eustace II
1126 – 1136
Geoffrey I
1136 – 1150
Geoffrey II
1150 – 1171
Hugh
1171 – 1175
Geoffrey III
1175 – 1205
Robert I
1205 – 1237
Robert II
1237 – 1266
Robert III
1266 – 1290
Robert IV
1290 – 1296

House of Benton

This house descended from Geoffrey , Earl of Benton, seized power from his cousin and brother-in-law Robert IV in 1296. The House of Benton is sometimes also known as the Northern Dynasty after their traditional power base at Benton Castle in the north of Ingrea.

Portrait Name Birth Marriages Death Claim
Geoffrey IV
1296 – 1320
Mary de la Pole
Fébus trone.jpg Geoffrey V
1320 – 1366
2 February 1314
Benton Castle
Son of Geoffrey IV and Mary de la Pole
Eleanor of Garonia
3 April 1928
6 children
6 March 1366
Chainbridge Palace
Aged 52
Buried at Winburgh Cathedral
Son of Geoffrey IV
Geoffrey VI
1366 – 1375
Arthur I
1375 – 1406
Eustace II
1406 – 1441
Portrait of a Young Man c1460 Petrus Christus.jpg Eustace III
1441 – 1470
Son of Eustace II
Louis d'Armagnac, Duc de Nemours.jpg Arthur II
1470 – 1499
Son of Eustace III
Bernard van Orley - Joris van Zelle - WGA16695.jpg Arthur III
1499 – 1539
3 June 1485
Winburgh Castle
Son of Arthur II and
Sophie of Erfeldia
10 August 1509
8 children
12 January 1539
Chainbridge Palace
Aged 53
Buried at Winburgh Cathedral
Son of Arthur II
Agnatic primogeniture
Anthony Browne, 1st Viscount Montague by Hans Eworth.jpg Eustace IV
1539 – 1560
13 August 1510
Chainbridge Palace
Son of Arthur III and Sophie of Erfeldia
(1) Eleanor of Florescenta
Winburgh Cathedral
6 November 1534
2 children
(2) Joan of Torschau-Kinsburg
St Oswald's Chapel
12 September 1540
no children
(3) Catherine Muschamp
St Oswald's Chapel
22 April 1544
6 children
2 January 1560
Bowes Palace
Aged 49
Buried at Winburgh Cathedral
Son of Arthur III
Agnatic primogeniture
Philipp Ernst zu Hohenlohe-Neuenstein (1584–1628).jpg Eustace V
1560 – 1588
24 December 1554
Bowes Palace
Son of Eustace IV and Catherine Muschamp
Isabella of Franqueterre
20 November 1585
2 children
5 September 1588
Winburgh Castle
Aged 33
Buried at Winburgh Cathedral
Son of Eustace IV
Agnatic primogeniture
Mary (Browne) Wriothesley Countess of Southampton.jpg Eleanor
1588 – 1636
19 July 1556
Bowes Palace
Daughter of Eustace IV and Catherine Muschamp
Does not appear Unmarried 1 August 1636
Chainbridge Palace
Aged 80
Buried at Winburgh Cathedral
Daughter of Eustace IV
Act of Succession 1588

Interregnum

Eleanor's death in 1636 triggered a succession crisis that rapidly spiralled into a war involving Ingrea, Schwaldia, and Florescenta - the so-called War of the Three Crowns.


Disputed claimants

House of Casamiranda

Portrait Name Birth Marriages Death Claim
Jan Boeckhorst - Prince Henry (1640–1660), Duke of Gloucester.jpg Adolphus
1636 - 1644
Title disputed
14 March 1616
Paço Ducal de Vila Casamiranda
Does not appear Unmarried 28 June 1644
Santa Cruz das Flores
Aged 28. Buried at Sé do Porto Real
Great-grandson of Eustace IV
Jacob Huysmans (Attr.) - Portrait of Sir Edward Campion.jpg Augustus
1644 - 1653
Title disputed
26 April 1618
Paço Ducal de Vila Casamiranda
Albertina Frederica of Kettholm
Lornhaus
7 October 1646
9 children
6 December 1685
Aged 67. Buried at Sé do Porto Real
Brother of Adolphus

House of Densburg

Portrait Name Birth Marriages Death Claim
Jacob Huysmans - Portrait of a Gentleman, said to be Cornet Joyce.jpg Earnest I
1636 - 1653
Title disputed
23 July 1618
Schloss Rosen
Philippine Amelia of Stresia
Pern
29 January 1642
6 children
24 May 1688
Chainbridge Palace
Aged 69
Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Great-grandson of Eustace IV

House of Densburg

The War of the Three Crowns ended in 1653 with the Scwaldian Duke of Densburg, Earnest Frederick, being proclaimed king of Ingrea, in return for Florescentian independence from Schwaldia.

Portrait Name Birth Marriages Death Claim
Jacob Huysmans - Portrait of a Gentleman, said to be Cornet Joyce.jpg Earnest I
1653 - 1688
23 July 1618
Schloss Rosen
24 May 1688
Chainbridge Palace
Aged 69
Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Great-grandson of Eustace IV
Treaty of Erihents
Gardelle AFvonErlach.jpeg Earnest II
1688 - 1710
17 December 1666
Schloss Rosen
10 July 1710
Winster Castle
Aged 55
Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Grandson of Earnest I
SchulenburgbyGiovanni Antonio Guardi.jpg Rudolph
1710 - 1743
21 November 1690
Chainbridge Palace
9 September 1743
Winster Castle
Aged 52
Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Son of Earnest II
Adolf von Hessen-Philippsthal-Barchfeld.jpg Earnest III
1743 - 1789
26 April 1718
Winster Castle
17 November 1789
Girton Palace
Aged 71
Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Son of Rudolph
Luis de Etruria.jpg Earnest IV
1789 - 1829
2 February 1747
Girton Palace
31 July 1829
Winster Castle
Aged 82
Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Son of Earnest III
Augusta del Reino Unido.jpg Charlotte
1829 - 1887
22 March 1810
Girton Palace
15 February 1887
Brayton House
Aged 76
Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Granddaughter of Earnest III

House of Gelland

In 1832, Queen Charlotte married Hugh FitzEustace, Earl of Gelland, an illegitimate descendent of Eustace V and one of his numerous mistresses. Arthur IV inaugurated a new royal house when he ascended in 1887, the descendants of whom form the modern Ingerish Royal Family.

Portrait Name Birth Marriages Death Claim
Ac.tennyson.jpg Arthur IV
1887 - 1917
8 October 1840
Winburgh Palace
Amelia of Steingart
St Oswald's Chapel
14 April 1876
8 November 1917
Gelland House
Aged 77. Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Son of Charlotte
Day Bosanquet.jpg Earnest V
1917 - 1938
11 April 1878
Winburgh Palace
Charlotte of Scandmark
St Oswald's Chapel
15 July 1904
18 January 1938
Winster Castle
Aged 59. Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Son of Arthur IV
Lord De L'Isle.jpg Arthur V
1938 - 1972
9 December 1909
Winburgh Palace
Alice of Pretany
Winburgh Cathedral
21 June 1935
22 December 1972
Winburgh Palace
Aged 63. Buried at St Oswald's Chapel, Winster Castle
Son of Earnest V
10th Duke of Buccleuch Allan Warren.JPG Geoffrey VII
1972 - present
6 May 1937
Winburgh Palace
Louise Brafferton
Winburgh Cathedral
19 April 1969
Living, age 87 Son of Arthur V

See also

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