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Encyclopedia > List of Czech monarchs

The Lands of the Bohemian Crown (Czech Země koruny české, Latin Corona regni Bohemiae) (e.g. Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia and Lusatia), were ruled by dukes (c.870-1085, 1092-1158 and 1172-1198) and kings (1085-1092, 1158-1172 and 1198-1918).

Contents
1 Premyslid dynasty
2 Non-dynastic
3 Premyslid dynasty
4 Non-dynastic
5 Luxembourg dynasty
6 Habsburg dynasty
7 Non-dynastic
8 Jagiellon dynasty
9 Habsburg dynasty
10 Non-dynastic
11 Habsburg dynasty
12 Habsburg-Lothringen dynasty
13 Modern times

Premyslid dynasty

Non-dynastic

Premyslid dynasty

Non-dynastic

Luxembourg dynasty

  • John of Luxembourg (1310-1346)
  • Charles I (1346-1378)
  • Wenceslaus IV (1378-1419)
  • Sigismund (1419-1420)
  • Sigismund (1436-1437)

Habsburg dynasty

Non-dynastic

Jagiellon dynasty

Habsburg dynasty

  • Ferdinand I (1526-1564)
  • Maximilian (1564-1576)
  • Rudolph II (1576-1611)
  • Matthias (1611-1619)
  • Ferdinand II (1619)

Non-dynastic

Habsburg dynasty

  • Ferdinand II (1620-1637)
  • Ferdinand III (1627-1657)
  • Ferdinand IV (1646-1654)
  • Leopold I (1656-1705)
  • Joseph I (1705-1711)
  • Charles II (1711-1740)
  • Maria Theresa (1740-1780)

Habsburg-Lothringen dynasty

Modern times

The chronology continues on with non-monarchs:

See also: History of the Czech Republic


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