Dukedom of Bohemia1
House of Přemysl
Bořivoj I (870-895)
Spytihnĕv I (895-912)
Vratislav I (912-921)
St. Wenceslas (921-929)
Boleslav I 'the Cruel' (929-972)
Boleslav II 'the Pious' (972-999)
Boleslav III 'the Red' (999-1002)
Vladivoj (1002-1003)
Jaromír (1003)
Boleslav III (1003)
Boleslaw I (1003-1004)
Jaromír (1004-1012)
Ulrich (1012-1033)
Jaromír (1033-1034)
Břetislav I (1034-1055)
Spytihnĕv II (1055-1061)
Vratislav II (1061-1092) King of Bohemia 1085
Conrad (1092)
Břetislav II (1092-1100)
Bořivoj II (1100-1107)
Svatopluk (1107-1109)
Vladislav I (1109-1125)
Sobĕslav I (1125-1140)
Vladislav II (1140-1173) King of Bohemia 1158
Frederick (1173)
Sobĕslav II (1173-1178)
Frederick (1178-1189)
Conrad Otto (1189-1191)
Wenceslas II (1191-1192)
Přemysl Ottokar I (1192-1193)
Henry Břetislav I (1193-1197)
Vladislav III Henry (1197)
Kingdom of Bohemia2
House of Přemysl
Přemysl Ottokar I (1197-1230) King of Bohemia 1198
Wenceslas I (1230-1253) co-regent 1228
Přemysl Ottokar II (1253-1278)
Wenceslas II (1278-1305)
Wenceslas III (1305-1306)
House of Habsburg
Rudolf of Austria (1306-1307)
House of Carinthia
Henry (1307-1310)
House of Luxemburg
John 'the Blind' (1310-1346)
Charles (1346-1378)
Wenceslas IV (1378-1419) co-regent 1363
Sigismund (1419-1437)
House of Habsburg
Albert of Austria (1437-1439)
Interregnum (1439-1453)
Ladislas (1439-1457)
House of Podĕbrad
George of Podĕbrad (1458-1471)
House of Poland
Vladislav II (1471-1516)
Louis (1516-1526) co-regent 1509
House of Habsburg
Ferdinand I (1526-1564)
Kingdom of Poland3
House of Piast - Dukes of Poland
Mieszko I (c.960-992)
Boleslaw I, the Brave (992-1025)
Mieszko II (1025-1034)
Casimir I, the Restorer (1034-1058)
Boleslaw II, the Bold (1058-1079)
Wladyslaw I (1079-1102)
Zbigniew (1102-1107)
Boleslaw III, Wrymouth (1102-1138)
Dukes of Cracow
Wladyslaw II, the Exile (1138-1146)
Boleslaw IV, the Curly (1146-1173)
Mieszko III, the Elder (1173-1177)
Casimir II, the Just (1177-1194)
Leszek I, the White (1194-1199)
Mieszko III (1199-1202)
Wladyslaw III, Spindleshanks (1202)
Leszek I (1202-1227)
Wladyslaw III (1228)
Henry I, the Bearded (1228-1229)
Conrad of Mazovia (1229-1232)
Henry I (1232-1238)
Henry II, the Pious (1238-1241)
Conrad (1241-1243)
Boleslaw V, the Chaste (1243-1279)
Leszek II, the Black (1279-1288)
Henry III, Probus (1288-1290)
Przemysl (1290-1291)
House of Bohemia
Wenceslas (1291-1305)
House of Piast
Wladyslaw I, the Short (1305-1333)
Casimir III, the Great (1333-1370)
House of Anjou
Louis the Great (1370-1382)
KJadwiga (1383-1399)
House of Lithuania
Wladyslaw II Jagiello (1386-1434)
Wladyslaw III (1434-1444)
Interregnum (1444-1446)
Casimir IV (1446-1492)
John I Albert (1492-1501)
Alexander (1501-1506)
Sigismund I, the Elder (1506-1548)
Sigismund II Augustus (1548-1572, co-regent 1529)
House of France
Henry (1573-1575)
House of Bathory
Stephen (1575-1586)
House of Sweden
Sigismund III (1587-1632)
Wladyslaw IV (1632-1648)
John II Casimir (1648-1668)
House of Wiśniowiecki
Michael (1669-1673)
House of Sobieski
John III (1674-1696)
House of Saxony
Augustus II, the Strong (1697-1704)
Augustus II, the Strong (1709-1733)
House of Leszczyński
Stanislas I (1704-1709)
Stanislas I (1733-1736)
House of Saxony
Augustus III (1733-1763)
House of Poniatowski
Stansilas II Augustus (1764-1795)
Partition of Poland by Russia, Prussia and Austria in 1795
Kingdom of Hungary4
House of Arpad
Geza (c. 970 - 997)
St. Stephen I (997-1038)
Peter (1038-1041)
Samuel Aba (1041-1044)
Peter (1044-1046)
Andrew I (1046-1060)
Bela I (1060-1063)
Salamon (1063-1074)
Geza I (1074-1077)
St. Ladislas I (1077-1095)
Koloman (1095-1116)
Stephen II (1116-1131)
Bela II, the Blind (1131-1141)
Geza II (1141-1162)
Stephen III (1162-1172)
Ladislas II (1162-1163, rival king)
Stephen IV (1163-1165, rival king)
Bela III (1172-1196)
Emeric (1196-1204)
Ladislas III (1204-1205)
Andrew II (1205-1235)
Bela IV (1235-1270)
Stephen V (1270-1272)
Ladislas IV, the Cumanian (1272-1290)
Andrew III, the Venetian (1290-1301)
House of Bohemia
Wenceslas (1301-1305)
House of Bavaria
Otto (1305-1307)
House of Anjou
Charles I (1307=1342)
Louis I, the Great (1342-1382)
Mary (1382-1385)
Charles II of Durazzo (1385-1386)
Mary (1386-1395)
House of Luxembourg
Sigismund (1387-1437)
House of Habsburg
Albert of Austria (1437-1439)
House of Poland
Vladislas I (1440-1444)
House of Habsburg
Ladislas V, Posthumous (1445-1457)
House of Hunyadi
Matias I, Corvinus (1458-1490)
House of Poland
Vladislas II (1490-1516)
Louis II (1516-1526)
House of Habsburg
Ferdinand I (1526-1564)
House of Zapolyai
John (1526-1540, rival king)
John Sigismund (1540-1570)
Grand Duchy of Lithuania5
House of Liutauras
Vytenis (1295-1316)
Gediminas (1316-1341)
Jaunutis (1341-1345)
Algirdas (1345-1377)
Kestutis (1345-1382)
Jogaila (1377-1492)
Vytautas (1392-1430)
Svitrigaila (1430-1432)
Sigismund (1432-1440)
Casimir (1440-1492)
Alexander (1492-1506)
Union of Lithuania with Poland, 1506
Princedom of Kiev6
House of Rurik
Oleg (c. 893 - 924)
Igor I (924-945)
Svyatoslav I (945-972)
Yaropolk I (972-978)
St. Vladimir I (978-1015)
Svyatopolk I (1015-1019)
Yaroslav I, the Wise (1019-1054)
Izyaslav I (1054-1068)
Vselsav (1068-1069)
Izyaslav I (1069-1073)
Svyatoslav II (1073-1076)
Vsevolod I (1076-1077)
Izyaslav I (1077-1078)
Vsevolod I (1078-1093)
Svyatopolk II (1093-1113)
Vladimir II, Monomakh (1113-1125)
Mstislav I (1125-1132)
Yaropolk II (1132-1139)
Vyacheslav (1139)
Vsevolod II (1139-1146)
Igor II (1146)
Ivyaslav II (1146-1154)
Ivyaslav III (1154-1155)
Yurii I, Dolgorukii (1155-1157)
Ivyaslav III (1157-1158)
Mstislav II (1158-1159)
Rotislav I (1159-1161)
Ivyaslav III (1161)
Rotislav I (1161-1167)
Mstislav II (1167-1169)
Gleb (1169-1171)
Grand Princedom of Vladimir7
House of Rurik
Andrew I, Bogolyubskii (1157-1174)
Mihcael I (1174-1176)
Vsevolod III, Big Nest (1176-1212)
Yurii II (1212-1216)
Constantine (1216-1218)
Yurii II (1218-1238)
Yaroslav II (1238-1246)
Svyatoslav (1247)
Andrew II (1257-1252)
St. Alexander I, Nevskii (1252-1263)
Yaroslav III (1264-1271)
Vasilii (1272-1277)
Dimitri I (1277-1282)
Andrew III (1282-1283)
Dimitri I (1283-1294)
Andrew III (1294-1304)
St. Michael II (1305-1318)
Yurii III (1318-1322
Dimitri II (1322-1326)
Alexander II (1326-1327)
Alexander III (1328-1331)
Ivan I, Kalita (1332-1340)
Simeon the Proud (1340-1353)
Ivan II, the Gentle (1353-1359)
Dimitri III (1360-1362)
Dimitri IV, Donskoi (1362-1389)
Tsardom of Russia8
House of Rurik - Princes of Moscow
Daniel (1263-1303)
Yurii (1303-1325)
Ivan I Kalita (1325-1340)
Simeon the Proud (1340-1353)
Ivan II, the Gentle (1353-1359)
House of Rurik - Princes of Moscow-Vladimir
Dimitri Donskoi (1359-1389)
Basil I (1389-1425)
Basil II, the Blind (1425-1462)
Ivan III, the Great (1462-1505)
Ivan the Younger (1471-1490)
Basil III (1505-1533)
Tsars of Russia
Ivan IV, the Terrible (1598-1605)
Theodore I (1584-1598)
House of Godunov
Boris Godunov (1598-1605)
Theodore II (1605)
Dimitri (1605-1606)
House of Shuiskii
Basil IV Shuiskii (1606-1610)
Interregnum 1610-1613
House of Romanov
Michael Romanov (1610-1645)
Alexis (1645-1676)
Theodore III (1676-1682)
Ivan V (1682-1696)
Peter I, the Great (1682-1725)
Catherine I (1725-1727)
Peter II (1727-1730)
Anne (1730-1740)
Ivan VI (1740-1741)
Elizabeth (1741-1762)
House of Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov
Peter III (1762)
Catherine II, the Great (1762-1796)
Paul I (1796-1801)
Alexander I (1801-1825)
Nicholas I (1825-1855)
Alexander II (1855-1881)
Alexander III (1881-1894)
Nicholas II (1894-1917)
Revolution and abdication in favour of the Provisional Government 1917, and then again by the Bolsheviks
- [S38] John Morby, Oxford Dynasties of the World (Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1989), page 155.
- [S38] ibid., pages 155-156.
- [S38] ibid., pages 157-158.
- [S38] ibid., pages 159-160.
- [S38] ibid., pages 162.
- [S38] ibid., pages 167.
- [S38] ibid., pages 168.
- [S38] ibid., pages 169-170.
