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Sobhuza II

So there was a discussion about whether Hassanal Bolkiah should be included in the sovereign states section, since his country was a British protectorate until 1984. People argue that based on that, he wouldn't qualify to be listed in that section until 2039. Fair enough, but there's another monarch that has a similar issue, but in reverse. The dependent or constituent states section lists Sobhuza II's entire 82 year reign at the top of the list. However, as pointed out in the entry itself, his country ceased to be a British protectorate in 1968, which means the last 14 years of his reign were of a sovereign country. So by the previous logic, should only the first 68 years of his reign be considered for the dependent monarch section, which would bump him considerably down the list? The closest thing it says on the matter is that the list contains monarchs who were "not internationally sovereign for most of their reign", but even then "most" could be interpreted to mean anything from "more than half of their reign" to "almost all of their reign". 2601:249:9301:D570:B52E:5F5A:4889:7D69 (talk) 18:08, 16 March 2024 (UTC)

Clean-Up

It has previously been seen that the first list had monarchs moved to the third list due to a lack of verifiable dates and and as such i think the same should happen with the second list. user:Yourlocallordandsavior. 77.101.238.210 (talk) 18:29, 4 April 2024 (UTC)

But the monarchs in the second list all have exact dates listed. Are you more saying these dates are incorrect? Ttutcha (talk) 23:37, 4 May 2024 (UTC)
I actually think it's more of that we need verifiable sources for their dates instead of just random dates from unreliable and blacklisted sources such as Royalark and Indianrajputs. Infact Muhammad II of Kedah was removed from the first list because no reliable source could be found for his exact dates and all. S302921 (talk) 15:49, 5 May 2024 (UTC)

DO NOT INSERT Hassanal Bolkiah into independent ruler list until 2040

Brunei did not become an independent state until 1984. He therefore should not be on the list until 2040. Yourlocallordandsavior (talk) 00:06, 10 June 2024 (UTC)

In a similar vein, how should Sobhuza II's reign be handled, since the last 14 years of his reign were of an independent country, yet his entire 83 year reign is listed in the non-sovereign section. Should it only include up to 1968 there? 2601:249:9301:D570:A58F:3494:CAD4:696F (talk) 01:25, 12 June 2024 (UTC)
From my interpretation, I would just combine the non-sovereign and sovereign reigns together and label it as non-sovereign. Just write it down that non-sovereign's the default and that if it exceeds 56 years of Conrad, then it belongs on both lists. Yourlocallordandsavior (talk) 02:11, 25 June 2024 (UTC)
Personally, it seems inconsistent to combine sovereign and non-sovereign for one of the affected individuals, but not the other. 98.228.137.44 (talk) 22:02, 25 June 2024 (UTC)

Who would be next?

I did a brief search to find out who the next monarchs on the first list would be. If you know of any other monarch with a longer reign than those mentioned, you can add him.


No. Portrait Name State Reign Duration Ref.
From To (days) (years, days)
26 Alfonso VIII  Castile 31 August 1158 5 October 1214 20,489 56 years, 35 days
27 Henry III England 19 October 1216 16 November 1272 20,482 56 years, 28 days
28 Lý Nhân Tông Đại Việt 3 February 1072 15 January 1128 20,434 55 years, 346 days
29 Rainier III  Monaco 9 May 1949 6 April 2005 20,421 55 years, 332 days
30 Victor Amadeus II Savoy 12 June 1675 3 September 1730 20,171 55 years, 83 days
31 File:Moulay Ismail Ibn Sherif.jpg Moulay Ismail Ibn Sharif Morocco 14 April 1672 22 March 1727 20,064 54 years, 342 days
32 Renzong Western Xia (China) 1 July 1139 16 October 1193 19,831 54 years, 107 days
33 Han Wudi Han Dynasty (China) 7 March 141 BC 29 March 87 BC 19,745 54 years, 22 days
34 Thutmose III Egypt 28 April 1479 BC 11 March 1425 BC 19,675 53 years, 317 days
35 Frederick III  Holy Roman Empire 2 February 1440 19 August 1493 19,557 53 years, 198 days
36 Cosimo III  Tuscany 23 May 1670 31 October 1723 19,518 53 years, 161 days
37 John II  Navarre 8 September 1425 20 January 1479 19,492 53 years, 134 days
38 Chongzong Western Xia (China) 11 September 1086 1 July 1139 19,285 52 years, 293 days
39 Eric III Norway 8 September 1389 4 June 1442 19,261 52 years, 269 days
40 Frederick I Sicily 17 May 1198 13 December 1250 19,203 52 years, 210 days
41 Margrethe II  Denmark 14 January 1972 14 January 2024 18,993 52 years, 0 days
42 Tahmasp I Persia 23 May 1524 14 May 1576 18,984 51 years, 357 days
43 Casimir  Lithuania 29 June 1440 7 June 1492 18,971 51 years, 344 days
44 Haakon VII  Norway 18 November 1905 21 September 1957 18,935 51 years, 307 days
45 Ibn Saud List Saudi Arabia
(1932–1953) 		13 January 1902 9 November 1953 18,928 51 years, 300 days
46 Jogaila  Lithuania 3 October 1382 1 June 1434 18,868 51 years, 241 days
47 Abdullah I Kuwait 5 September 1762 3 May 1814 18,867 51 years, 240 days
48 Said bin Sultan Oman 20 November 1804 4 June 1856 18,824 51 years, 197 days
49 Yeongjo Joseon (Korea) 26 October 1724 22 April 1776 18,806 51 years, 179 days
50 Henry IV  Holy Roman Empire 17 July 1054 31 December 1105 18,794 51 years, 167 days

Historygeographyknowledge (talk) 12:24, 16 August 2024 (UTC)

Amazing although what about Thutmose III and Nguyễn Hoàng. Also weren't Savoy and Tuscany apart of the Holy Roman Empire. S302921 (talk) 07:40, 17 August 2024 (UTC)
Thanks for the comment. I will add Thutmose III. As for Nguyễn Hoàng, it appears that he was a feudal lord within the Lê Dynasty.
Italian states ceased to be part of the HRE at the Peace of Westphalia, in 1648. But thank you for Thutmose III.There are many Egyptian pharaohs, have I missed more? 177.91.168.2 (talk) 09:15, 17 August 2024 (UTC)
Also that about the subjects of photos i found photos for a couple monarchs online. I'm not sure if these are alk fulky reliable sources but still then.
Karansinhji II Vajirajji : https://www.indianrajputs.com/i/t/i/lakhtar-Thakore-Sahib-KARANSINHJI-VAJIRAJJI-C-S-I-Thakore-Sahib-of-Lakhtar-1846-1924--1.jpg
Ram Singh : https://www.indianrajputs.com/i/t/i/thumb800_bundi-HH-Maharao-Raja-Ram-Singh-Ji-Bahadur-1.jpg
Wakhat Singh : https://www.indianrajputs.com/i/t/i/thumb800_lunawada-His-Highness-Maharaja-Shri-VAKHAT-SINHJI-K-C-I-E-22nd-Maharana-of-Lunawada-1867-1929-1.jpg
Nahar Singh : https://www.indianrajputs.com/i/t/i/shahpura_state-Rajadhiraj-Nahar-Singh-1.png S302921 (talk) 09:45, 27 August 2024 (UTC)
I'm not experienced at uploading photos and wasn't sure about the source but these could still possibly be used here. S302921 (talk) 09:46, 27 August 2024 (UTC)

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Who would be next (second list)

I did a brief search to find who would be next for the second list. Feel free to add any more monarchs if you find them here. (W.I.P)

No. Portrait Name State Reign Duration Ref.
From To (days) (years, days)
101 Ranjore Singh Ajaigarh State (British Raj) 4 September 1859 7 June 1919 21,825 59 years, 276 days
102 Gustav Adolph Mecklenburg-Güstrow (Holy Roman Empire) 23 April 1636 6 October 1695 21,715 59 years, 166 days
103 Carlo Filiberto I Este and San Martino in Rio (Holy Roman Empire) 13 December 1592 26 May 1652 21,714 59 years, 165 days
104 Mary Teresa Massa and Carrara (Holy Roman Empire) 18 August 1731 29 December 1790 21,683 59 years, 133 days
105 Charles I Hesse-Kassel (Holy Roman Empire) 21 November 1670 23 March 1730 21,671 59 years, 122 days
106 George Frederick I Brandenburg-Ansbach (Holy Roman Empire) 27 December 1543 25 April 1603 21,669 59 years, 119 days
107 Abdul Halim  Kedah (Malaysia) 14 July 1958 11 September 2017 21,609 59 years, 59 days
108 Pakubuwono XII Surakarta (Indonesia) 11 June 1945 11 June 2004 21,550 59 years, 0 days
109 Sophia Sibylla Leiningen-Westerburg-Oberbronn (Holy Roman Empire) 13 April 1665 18 April 1724 21,544 58 years, 361 days
110 Barnim I Pomerania (Holy Roman Empire) 23 January 1220 13 December 1278 21,509 58 years, 324 days
111 Raghunath Sekhar Deo Gangpore State (British Raj) 28 October 1858 10 June 1917 21,409 58 years, 225 days
112 Ludovico I Saluzzo (Holy Roman Empire) 10 January 1416 8 April 1475 21,373 58 years, 189 days
113 Heinrich XIII Reuss-Lower Greiz (Holy Roman Empire) 21 February 1675 14 April 1733 21,236 58 years, 52 days
114 Honoré I  Monaco 22 August 1523 7 October 1581 21,231 58 years, 46 days
115 Philipp I Hesse-Philippsthal (Holy Roman Empire) 16 July 1663 18 June 1721 21,156 57 years, 337 days
116 Adolf Louis William Sayn-Wittgenstein-Karlsburg (Holy Roman Empire) 18 January 1749 20 December 1806 21,154 57 years, 336 days
117 Johann Waldburg-Waldsee (Holy Roman Empire) 30 January 1667 25 December 1724 21,148 57 years, 330 days
118 Philipp I Nassau-Weilburg (Holy Roman Empire) 20 September 1371 2 July 1429 21,104 57 years, 285 days
119 Philipp I Hesse (Holy Roman Empire) 11 July 1509 31 March 1567 21,082 57 years, 263 days
120 Albrecht I Hohenlohe-Weikersheim (Holy Roman Empire) 16 November 1371 15 June 1429 21,030 57 years, 211 days

S302921 (talk) 18:24, 27 September 2024 (UTC)

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