List of Dhimze monarchs

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Doccábh rule

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Second Dark Ages

Barony of Ganipara (c. 3400–3615 CY)

Name	Portrait	Reign	Succession	Life details
Daghi II
X
Daghi III "the Great" Daghi III				3567 – 3633 CY (aged 66) Last baron of Ganipara until X.

First Kingdom of Dhimrai

The First Kingdom of Dhimrai was the ruled by four kings under an ariani or high king. Only the ariania are listed below.

Daghiovs dynasty (3615–3801 CY)

Name	Portrait	Reign	Succession	Life details
Daghi III "the Great" Daghi III Daghiovs		3615 – 3633 CY (18 years)	Baron of Ganipara	3567 – 3633 CY (aged 66) Considered the first king of Dhimrai. Died at the battle of X.
Daghi IV Daghi IV Daghiovs		3633 CY (5 months)	Son of Daghi III	3594 – 3633 CY (aged 29) Only issue were two twin daughters. Assassinated along with them by Askeli I.
Askeli I "the Tall" Askeli I Daghiovs		3633 – 3655 CY (22 years)	Son of Daghi III, brother of Daghi IV	3597 – 3655 CY (aged 58) Stood at around 190 cm (6 ft 3 in) tall and continued several of his father's conquests. Died of a gangrenous foot.
Msrovs I "the Good" Msrovs I Daghiovs		3655 – 3695 CY (40 years)	Son of Askeli I	3628 – 3695 CY (aged 67) His reign was marked with economic prosperity. Died of natural causes.
Arvtebi "Lady of Steel" Arvtebi Daghiovs		3695 – 3734 CY (39 years)	Daughter of Msrovs I	3660 – 3734 CY (aged 74) Succeeded her father due to being his only living heir after the death of her brother Sverit. This sparked a civil war which she ended up winning. Died of natural causes.
Sverit I Sverit I Daghiovs		3734 – 3766 CY (32 years)	Son of Arvtebi	3697 – 3766 CY (aged 69) Died of natural causes.
Askeli II "the Simple" Askeli II Daghiovs		3766 – 3782 CY (16 years)	Son of Sverit I	3727 – 3782 CY (aged 55) Suffered from a mental disability and fathered no children. The cause of his death is only described by contemporary accounts as "a misfortune".
Msrovs II Msrovs II Daghiovs		3782 – 3801 CY (19 years)	Son of Sverit I, brother of Askeli II	3737 – 3809 CY (aged 72) Last king of the Daghiovs dynasty. Was deposed by the Royal Guard and imprisoned. Died of natural causes.

Interregnum (3801–3804 CY)

After Msrovs II's deposition, Dhimrai was briefly placed under military administration by the Royal Guard. The de facto leader of the country was the Commander of the Royal Guard.

Name	Portrait	Reign	Succession	Life details
Kaghuli Baksokheli		3801 – 3804 CY (3 years)	Commander of the Royal Guard

Recinse dynasty (3804–3904 CY)

Once order had returned in the court, the Royal Guard stepped down in favor of Askhrvi Mrtvitkheli of House Recinse. Nonetheless, the Recinse dynasty was marked by a Royal Guard that was much more involved in politics and government. Note that ariania beginning with the Recinse dynasty use patronymics along with their house name, as was tradition in the non-ruling houses under the Daghiovs dynasty.

Name	Portrait	Reign	Succession	Life details
Askhrvi I of Dhimrai Askhrvi I Mrtvitkheli Recinseks		3804 – 3817 CY (13 years)	Usurped by force	3738 – 3817 CY (aged 79) Rose to the throne after deposing Msrovs II in a coup. Died of natural causes.
Daghi V of Dhimrai Daghi V Askhrvikheli Recinseks		3817 – 3831 CY (14 years)	Son of Askhrvi I	3773 – 3831 CY (aged 58) Died of a sudden illness, thought to be caused by poison from a member of his court.
Qarr I "the Old King" Qaṙ I Daghikheli Recinseks		3831 – 3905 CY (74 years)	Son of Daghi V	3811 – 3905 CY (aged 94) Rose to the throne after his two older siblings Ukheri and Tivris had died prematurely. Became the longest reigning ariani of Dhimrai and died of natural causes.

Following the death of Qarr I, Dhimrai was plunged into a civil war between the late ariani's numerous heirs. Eventually, the throne was usurped by Penioni Jvurikheli, the Crown's Grand Admiral, who declared himself Emperor of the Dhimze Empire.

Dhimze Empire (3908–3944 CY)

Penioniovs dynasty

Name	Portrait	Reign	Succession	Life details
Penioni I "the Lord of the Four Seas" Penioni I Jvurikheli Penioniovs		3908 – 3932 CY (24 years)	Usurped by force	3850 – 3932 CY (aged 82) Declared himself Emperor of the Dhimze Empire after a coup d'etat. Died of natural causes.
Penioni II Penioni II Penionikheli Penioniovs		3932 – 3944 CY (12 years)	Son of Penioni I	3886 – 3945 CY (aged 59) Deposed during the revolution of 3944. Executed the next year.
Taghiuri Taghiuri Penionikheli Penioniovs (claimant)		3944 CY (12 days)	Son of Penioni II	3925 – X CY (aged ?) Technically became emperor after his father's abdication. Remained his entire "reign" hidden in (country) with his mother.

United Kingdom of Dhimrai

After the revolution in 3944 CY, the Empire was overthrown and replaced by a new constitutional monarchy. Dhimrai became a unitary state ruled by a parliament, with a king or queen acting as little more than a figurehead.

House of Gneria (X–Present)

Name	Portrait	Reign	Succession	Life details
Desva II
Qarr VII "the Cripple" Qaṙ VII Desvakheli Gneriaks		? – 4493 CY	Son of Desva II	4447 – 4493 CY (aged 46) Had a limp from a horse riding accident when he was a child. Died of the influenza, thought to be at the instigation of Sverit VII.
Qarr VIII "the Boy King" Qaṙ VIII Qaṙkheli Gneriaks		4493 – 4495 CY (2 years)	Son of Qarr VII	4474 – 4495 CY (aged 21) Ascended to the throne as a teenager after his father's sudden death. Died at the instigation of Sverit VII.
Sverit VII Sverit VII Desvakheli Gneriaks		4495 – 4547 CY (52 years)	Son of Desva II, uncle of Qarr VIII	4451 – 4547 CY (aged 96) Had the colony of King Sverit Land named after him. Died of natural causes.
Odzezin III Odzezin III Sveritkheli Gneriaks		4547 – 4594 CY (47 years)	Son of Sverit VII	4499 – 4594 CY (aged 95) Died of natural causes.
Qarr IX Qaṙ IX Odzezinkheli Gneriaks		since 4594 CY (33 years)	Son of Odzezin III	4556 CY – Living (aged 71) King of Dhimrai during the Copper War. Currently sits on the throne.