حكام موناكو

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حكام موناكو. ينتمي معظمهم إلى بيت جريمالدى ؛ الاستثناءات ، اللى تتكون أساسا من مديري الإمارات في ظل فترات الاحتلال الأجنبي ، مذكورة.

حكام موناكو

الإسم (الميلاد- الوفاة)	الصورة	بداية الحكم	نهاية الحكم	ملاحظات
فرانسوا جريمالدى (?–1309)		8 يناير 1297	10 إبريل 1301	كان فرانك إرموا غريمالدي زعيم مجموعة من جنوة / جنوة التي استولت على صخرة موناكو. كان ابن عمه رينييه أول غريمالدي حاكم المنطقة المعروفة الآن باسم موناكو.
رينييه الاول ملك موناكو لورد كانيز (1267–1314)
تحت سيطرة جنوة من 10 أبريل 1301 إلى 12 سبتمبر 1331
حكام موناككو
تشارلز الأول (?–1357)		12 سبتمبر 1331	أغطس 1357	ابن رينييه الأول ، استعاد الصخرة من جنوة. ربح منتون (1346) و روكبرون-كاب-مارتن (1355). بعد 29 يونيو 1352 م شاركوا في الحكم أنطونيو (؟ -1358) ، الأخ الأصغر لرينير الأول رينييه الثاني (1350-1407) ، ابن تشارلز الأول جبرائيل ، ابن تشارلز الأول
Rainier II   (1350–1407)		29 June 1352	15 August 1357	Son of Charles I Co-ruler since 29 June 1352 Yielded Monaco to the besieging Genoese for 20,000 fl. but retained منتون and Roquebrune.
Under Genoese control from 15 August 1357 to January 1395
Louis (?–1402)		January 1395	19 December 1395	Son of Charles I Ruled jointly with Jean I
Jean I   (1382–1454)				Son of Rainier II Ruled jointly with Louis
Under Genoese control from 19 December 1395 to 11 May 1397
Louis (?–1402)		11 May 1397	5 November 1402
Under Genoese control from 5 November 1402 to 5 June 1419
Jean I  (1382–1454)		5 June 1419	8 May 1454	Sons of Rainier II, Jean, Ambroise and Antoine, bought back Monaco from Genoa and ruled it jointly until 1427. After Antoine's death, Jean bought out his brothers in exchange for the rule over منتون and Roquebrune. Monaco was occupied by the دوقية ميلانو under the governorship of Genoese Biagio Assereto from 3 October to November 1436. On 20 November 1441, Jean gained sovereignty for Monaco. Jean's testament replaced the Lex Salica with Male-preference primogeniture  [لغات أخرى], thus allowing for female succession (then British system).
Ambroise (?–1433)			1427
Antonie (?–1427)
Catalan (?–1457)		8 May 1454	July 1457
Claudine (قالب:قرابة–1515)		July 1457	16 March 1458	Under the regency of her paternal grandmother Pomellina Fregoso Abdicated in favour of her cousin Lamberto, whom she married in 1465.
Lamberto (قالب:قرابة–1494)		16 March 1458	March 1494
Jean II  (1468–1505)		March 1494	11 October 1505	Son of Lamberto and Claudine Murdered by his brother, Lucien
Lucien (1487–1523)		11 October 1505	22 August 1523	Son of Lamberto and Claudine Murdered his brother, Jean II Murdered by his nephew, Bartholomew Doria of دولشياكوا
Honoré I  (1522–1581)		22 August 1523	7 October 1581	Son of Lucien During his minority under the regency of Augustine Grimaldi, bishop of Grasse, 22 August 1523 – 14 April 1532 Nicholas Grimaldi, 14–23 April 1532 Blanche Grimaldi, baronne de Tourette (co-regent), 14 April– 1 July 1532. Étienne Grimaldi, 23 April 1532 – 16 December 1540
Charles II   (1555–1589)		7 October 1581	17 May 1589	Son of Honoré I
Ercole (1562–1604)		17 May 1589	29 November 1604	Son of Honoré I Murdered
Honoré II (1597–1662)		29 November 1604	10 January 1662	Son of Ercole Until 1616 under the regency of Prince Francis Landi of Valdetare Starting in 1612, Honoré II was the first Monegasque ruler to adopt the personal style of Prince, to which the Grimaldi rulers of Monaco were already entitled to through their possession in Italy. Monaco was recognized as a sovereign principality  [لغات أخرى] by فيليب الرابع ملك إسبانيا in 1633 and by لويس الثالث عشر ملك فرنسا of France in the Treaty of Péronne  [لغات أخرى] of 1641.
Sovereign Princes of Monaco
Louis I   (1642–1701)		10 January 1662	2 January 1701	Grandson of Honoré II
Antonio I  (1661–1731)		2 January 1701	20 February 1731	Son of Louis I
Louise Hippolyte  [لغات أخرى] (1697–1731)		21 February 1731	29 December 1731	Daughter of Antonio I
Jacques I (1689–1751)		29 December 1731	7 November 1733	Husband of Louise Hippolyte Left the country on 20 May 1732, with his brother-in-law, أنطونيو غريمالدي  [لغات أخرى] acting as regent. Abdicated on 7 November 1733.
Honoré III   (1720–1795)		7 November 1733	19 January 1793	Son of Jacques I and Louise Hippolyte Until 28 November 1784 under the regency of his uncle, أنطونيو غريمالدي
French occupation (19 January 1793 – 17 May 1814)
National Convention		19 January 1793	24 February 1793	President: Joseph Barriera
Annexed by France		24 February 1793	17 May 1814	Governed by: Armand Louis de Gontaut، French military commandant 24 February 1793 – 1 March 1793 Henri Grégoire, French commissioner after 1 March 1793 Grégoire Marie Jagot  [لغات أخرى], French commissioner
Allied occupation (17 May – 17 June 1814)
اونوريه الرابع (1758–1819)		30 May 1814	16 February 1819	Son of Honoré III Titular prince since 21 March 1795 Under the regency of جوزيبي غريمالدي , his brother, 17–23 June 1814 the State Council, 23 June 1814 – 4 March 1819 Members: Louis Millo-Terrazzani، Horace Pretti de Saint-Ambroise، Antoine Sigaldi، ، Honoré Albini. Honoré Grimaldi  [لغات أخرى], his son, 3 March 1815 – 16 February 1819
Honoré V   (1778–1841)		16 February 1819	2 October 1841	Son of Honoré IV Regent for his father since 3 March 1815
Florestan (1785–1856)		2 October 1841	20 June 1856	Son of Honoré IV
Charles III  (1818–1889)		20 June 1856	10 September 1889	Son of Florestan
Albert I   (1848–1922)		10 September 1889	26 June 1922	Son of Charles III
Louis II (1870–1949)		26 June 1922	9 May 1949	Son of Albert I
رينيه التالت امير موناكو (1923–2005)		9 May 1949	6 April 2005	Grandson of Louis II From 31 March to 6 April 2005 under the regency of his son, البير التانى امير موناكو
البير التانى امير موناكو (born 1958)		6 April 2005	Incumbent	Son of Rainier III Regent for his father from 31 March to 6 April 2005