List of Jaying monarchs


 * The Kildareing monarchy is the direct successor to those of Kildare, Kilkenny and Lothian. For those, see List of Kildare monarchs, List of Kilkenny monarchs and List of Lothian monarchs.

There have been forty-two monarchs of Kingdom of Kildare and the Kingdome of Kilkenny. It was formed on 1 May 1100 with the merger of the Kingdom of Kildare and the Kingdom of Kilkenny, which had been in personal union under the House of Tay since 24 March 1055. On 1 January 1399 Kildare merged with the Kingdom of Lothian to form the United Kingdom of Kildare, Kilkenny and Lothian. After most of Lothian left the union on 6 December 2002, on 12 April 2003 its name was amended to the United Kingdom of Kildare and Commonwealth nations.

House of Kildare (1100-1399)
Kingdom of Kildare and the Kingdom of Kilkenny entered into legislative and governmental union on 1 May 1100 under the Acts of Union 1100.

House of Lothian-Ross (1399-1461)
The Lothian succession came about as a result of the Act of Settlement 1399, passed by the Parliament of Kildare. In return for access to the plantations in Lothian, the Lothian succession and the Union were ratified by the Parliament of Kilkenny in 1403.

House of Moore (1461-1603)
The House Moore came to be After the War of Reformation Between Queen Anna I and Sister Princess Mary I. As Mary was Married to Prince Charles of Moore at the time of her ascension to the throne this house takes on his Surname.

House of Roark-Moore (1603-1714)
Following the Death of Queen Mary II in 1603 without issue, her Great Nephew Prince James of Kenny succeeded to the Kildareing throne.

House of May (1714-1990)
The Kimballing succession came about as a result of Queen Anna II's death with out issue. As a result the throne went to Anna II second cousin George VI

House of Bonburg(1990-present)
Although he was the son and heir of Elizabeth II, King Charles V inherited his father’s names and is therefore counted as inaugurating a New Royal House