Royalty And Heads Of State Codexery

A source-cited reference to royalty and heads of state

Royalty And Heads Of State (22)

• Abdullah II of Jordan — King of Jordan since 1999, Hashemite monarch and reformer.
• Akihito — 125th Emperor of Japan; reigned during the Heisei era.
• Akhenaten — Ancient Egyptian pharaoh who introduced the worship of the Aten.
• Anne, Princess Royal — Princess Royal, Olympic equestrian, and dedicated charity patron.
• Anthony Eden — British prime minister from 1955 to 1957, whose reputation was overshadowed by the Suez Crisis.
• Carl XVI Gustaf — Longest-reigning Swedish monarch; reign defined by ceremonial role.
• Diana, Princess of Wales — Princess of Wales, activist, and style icon.
• Edward VII — King of the United Kingdom and Emperor of India from 1901 to 1910.
• Emmanuel Macron — French president since 2017, youngest in nation's history.
• Empress Elisabeth of Austria — Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, assassinated in 1898.
• George VI — King of the United Kingdom and last Emperor of India.
• John Major — British prime minister who succeeded Margaret Thatcher.
• Justin Trudeau — 23rd prime minister of Canada, 2015–2025.
• Leo Varadkar — Irish Fine Gael politician, first openly gay Taoiseach.
• Margrethe II — Queen of Denmark who reigned 52 years and abdicated in 2024.
• Naruhito — Emperor of Japan since 2019, Reiwa era.
• Nelson Mandela — South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and first black president.
• Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld — Prince consort, Nazi past, war hero, WWF co-founder, scandal.
• Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex — Younger son of King Charles III and founder of the Invictus Games.
• Queen Camilla — Queen consort of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth realms.
• Emma of Waldeck and Pyrmont — Regent Queen of the Netherlands and Grand Duchess of Luxembourg
• Maria Christina of Austria — Queen regent of Spain who preserved the crown for her son.

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