Holy Roman Empire1
Carolingian House
Charles I 'the Great' (Charlemagne) (800-814) 
Louis I 'the Pious' (814-840) 
Lothair I (840-855) 
Louis II (855-875) 
Charles II 'the Bald' (875-877) 
Interregnum (877-881) 
Charles III 'the Fat' (881-887) 
Arnulf of Carinthia (887-899) 
Louis III (900-911) 
House of Franconia
Conrad I (911-918) 
House of Saxony
Henry I 'the Fowler' (919-936) 
Otto I 'the Great' (936-973) 
Otto II (973-983) co-regent (961-973) 
Otto III (983-1002) co-regent (983) 
St. Henry II (1002-1024) 
Salian House
Conrad II (1024-1039) 
Henry III (1039-1056) co-regent 1028 
Henry IV (1056-1105) co-regent 1054 
[Rudolf of Swabia] (1077-1080) 
[Herman of Salm] (1081-1088) 
Conrad (1087-1098) co-regent 
Henry V (1105-1125) co-regent 1099 
House of Supplinburg
Lothair II of Saxony (1125-1137) 
House of Hohenstaufen
Conrad III (1138-1152) 
Henry (1147-1150) co-regent 
Frederick I Barbarossa (1152-1190) 
Henry VI (1190-1197) co-regent 1169 
Philip of Swabia (1198-1208) 
House of Welf
Otto IV of Brunswick (1198-1218) 
House of Hohenstaufen
Frederick II (1212-1250) 
Henry (1220-1235) co-regent 
[Henry Raspe of Thuringia] (1246-1247) 
[William of Holland] (1247-1256) 
Conrad IV (1250-1254) co-regent 1237 
[Richard of Cornwall] (1257-1272) 
House of Habsburg
Rudolf I (1273-1291) 
House of Nassau
Adolf (1291-1298) 
House of Habsburg
Albert I of Austria (1298-1308) 
House of Luxemburg
Henry VII (1308-1313) 
House of Wittelsbach
Louis IV of Bavaria (1314-1347) 
[Frederick of Austria] (1314-1330) 
House of Luxemburg
Charles IV (1346-1378) 
[Günther of Schwarzburg] (1349) 
Wenceslas (1378-1400) co-regent 1376 
House of Wittelsbach
Rupert of the Palatinate (1400-1410) 
House of Luxemburg
Sigismund (1410-1437) 
[Jobst of Moravia] (1410-1411)2 
House of Habsburg
Albert II of Austria (1438-1439) 
Frederick III (1440-1493) 
Maximilian I (1493-1519) co-regent 1486 
Charles V (1519-1558) 
Ferdinand I (1558-1564) 
Maximilian II (1564-1576) 
Rudolf II (1576-1612) 
Matthias (1612-1619) 
Ferdinand II (1619-1637) 
Ferdinand III (1637-1657) 
Leopold I (1658-1705) 
Joseph I (1705-1711) 
Charles VI (1711-1740) 
Interregnum (1740-1742) 
House of Wittelsbach
Chares VII of Bavaria (1742-1745) 
House of Habsburg-Lorraine
Francis I of Lorraine (1745-1765) 
Joseph II (1765-1790) 
Leopold II (1790-1792) 
Francis II (1792-1806) 
The Mark and Duchy of Austria2
House of Babenberg
Leopold I (976-994) 
Henry I (994-1018) 
Adalbert (1018-1055) 
Ernest (1055-1075) 
Leopold II, the Handsome (1075-1095) 
St. Leopold III (1095-1136) 
Leopold IV (1136-1141) 
Dukes of Austria
Henry II, Jasomirgott (1141-1177) 
Leopold V (1177-1194) 
Frederick I (1194-1198) 
Leopold VI, the Glorious (1198-1230) 
Frederick II, the Warlike (1230-1246) 
House of Hasburg
Rudolf I (1246-1282) 
Rudolf II (10282-1283) 
Albert I (1282-1298) 
Rudolf III (1298-1307) 
Leopold I (1298-1326) 
Frederick III, the Handsome (1298-1330) 
Albert II, the Lame (1326-1358) 
Otto (1330-1339) 
Rudolf IV, the Founder (1358-1365) 
Albertine Line
Albert III (1365-1395) 
Albert IV, the Patient (1395-1404) 
Albert V (1404-1439) 
Ladislas Posthumous (1440-1457) 
Leopoldine Line
Leopold III (1365-1386) 
William (1386-1406) 
Leopold IV, the Fat (1388-1411) 
Line of Tyrol
Frederick IV (1406-1439) 
Sigismund (1439-1490) 
Line of Styria
Ernest the Iron (1406-1424) 
Albert VI (1424-1463) 
Frederick V (1424-1493) 
The Austrian Empire3
House of Habsburg-Lorraine
Francis I (1804-1835) 
Ferdinand I (1835-1848) 
Francis Joseph I (1848-1816) 
Charles I (1916-1918) 
The Kingdom of Jurane Burgundy4
House of Welf
Rudolf I (888-912) 
Rudolf II (912-937) 
Conrad the Pacific (937-993) 
Rudolf III, the Sluggard (993-1032) 
United with the Holy Roman Empire in 1033
The Duchy of Bavaria5
House of Luitpolding
Arnulf (907-937) 
Eberhard (937-938) 
Berthold (938-947) 
House of Saxony
Henry I (947-955) 
Henry II, the Quarrelsome (955-976) 
Otto I of Swabia (976-982) 
House of Luitpolding
Henry III (983-985) 
House of Saxony
Henry II (985-995) 
Henry IV (995-1004) 
House of Luxemburg
Henry V (1004-1009) 
House of Saxony
Henry IV (1009-1017) 
House of Luxemburg
Henry V (1017-1026) 
Salian House
Henry VI (1027-1042) 
House of Luxemburg
Henry VII (1042-1047) 
Salian House
Henry VI (1047-1049) 
Ezzonid House
Conrad I of Zutphen (1049-1053) 
Salian House
Henry VIII (1053-1054) 
Conrad II, the Child (1054-1055) 
Agnes of Poitiers (1055-1061) 
House of Nordheim
Otto II (1061-1070) 
House of Welf
Welf I (1070-1077) 
Salian House
Henry VIII (1077-1096) 
House of Welf
Welf I (1096-1101) 
Welf II, the Fat (1101-1120) 
Henry IX, the Black (1120-1126) 
Henry X, the Proud (1126-1138) 
House of Austria
Leopold (1139-1141) 
House of Hohenstaufen
Conrad III (1141-1143) 
House of Austria
Henry XI, Jasomirgott (1143-1156) 
House of Welf
Henry XII, the Lion (1156-1180) 
The Duchy of Lorraine6
House of the Moselle
Frederick I (959-978) 
Thierry I (978-1027) 
Frederick II (1027-1033) 
House of Verdun
Gozelo (1033-1044) 
Godfrey, the Bearded (1044-1047) 
House of Chatenois
Adalbert (1047-1048) 
Gerard (1048-1070) 
Thierry II (1070-1115) 
Simon I (1115-1139) 
Matthew I (1139-1176) 
Simon II (1176-1206) 
Ferry II of Bitsch (1206-1213) 
Thiebaut I (1213-1220) 
Matthew II (1220-1251) 
Ferry III (1251-1303) 
Thiebaut II (1303-1312) 
Ferry IV (1312-1329) 
Rudolf (1329-1346) 
John I (1346-1390) 
Charles II (1390-1431) 
House of Anjou
Rene I, the Good (1431-1453) 
John II (1453-1470) 
Nicholas (15470-1473) 
House of Vaudemont
Rene II (1473-1508) 
Anthony (1508-1544) 
Francis I (1544-1545) 
Charles III, the Great (1545-1608) 
Henry II (1608-1624) 
Nicola (1624-1625) 
Francis II of Vaudémont (1625) 
Charles IV (1625-1675) 
Charles V (10675-1690) 
Leopold (1690-1729) 
Francis III (10729-1737) 
House of Leszczynski
Stanislas (1737-1766) 
- [S38] John Morby, Dynasties of the World (Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1989), page 122-124.
- [S38] ibid. , page 130-131.
- [S38] ibid. , page 125.
- [S38] ibid. , page 125.
- [S38] ibid. , pages 126-127.
- [S38] ibid. , pages 128-129.
[] indicates a rival claim to the title of Emperor
Morby gives all names and titles in English, rather than the original German.