Emperors of Alcay

Emperor of Alcay is the most senior title of those monarchs ruling over the Alcaian Empire.
It's first holder was Carolus the Crow, who created the title after inheriting the duchies of Albillan (Albalonga), Stehnhoevel (Collis Saxosis) and Durgen (Castra Durgata). It is a male-exclusive hereditary title based on right of primogeniture, that is, passed down from the previous holder upon death/abdication to his eldest son/closest male blood relative.

History

List of holders

Van de Raaf dynasty

Maurice II (r. 1038-1091)

Henry III (r. 1091-1133)

Adolph III (r. 1133-1154)

Roderick VII (r. 1154-1167)

Henry IV (r. 1167-1178)

Maurice III (r. 1181-1229)

Van de Lange dynasty

John I (r. 1230-1276)

Albert II (r. 1276-1299)

Henry V (r. 1299-1332)

Adolph IV (r. 1332-1364)

Albert III (r. 1364-1392)

Mendo VII (r. 1343-1384)

Alphonse IX (r. 1384-1462)

Sancho VIII (r. 1462-present)

Heraldry

Arms of the Emperors of Alkay.

Details

Style: His Supernal Magnificence
First monarch: Alphonse the Fat
Current monarch: Sancho VIII
Formation: 406
Residence: Palace of the Port