Prince

The official title of the rulers of ancient Jucundia. This title was held first by Jocus, who additionally held the unrelated title of Archprelate. All princes of Jucundia were of that state's ancient nobility, culminating in the tyranny of the Tiger Prince, who claimed descent from both princes and archprelates.

List of Princes

(please note that all dates are listed in Jucundian Dating. For conversions, see appropriate references)

- Jocus - 1-41 JD

- Brocus - 41-65 JD

- Bachros - 65-101 JD

- Marenli I - 101-123 JD

- Marenli II - 123-167 JD

- Brochiovos - 167-189 JD

- Dondios - 189-206 JD

- Dondiovos - 206-214 JD

- Fliron I - 214-279 JD

- Machron I - 279-302 JD

- Bachriovos - 302-318 JD

- Bachriovos II - 318-334 JD

- Fliron II - 334-365 JD

- Fliron III - 365-388 JD

- Fliron IV - 388-407 JD

- Fliron V - 407-409 JD

- Ausengo I - 409-435 JD

- Libani - 435-461 JD

- Deonadis I - 461-478 JD

- Libaniovos - 478-500 JD

- Machron II - 500-521 JD

- Deonadis II - 521-544 JD

- Marenli III - 544-548 JD

- Deonadis III - 548-589 JD

- Archonios - 589-606 JD

- Fliron VI - 606-612 JD

- Libos - 612-619 JD

- Joconiovos - 619-623 JD

- Deonadis IV - 623-647 JD

- Deonadis V - 647-661 JD

- Fliron VII - 661-662 JD

- Libonios I - 662-670 JD

- Libonios II - 670-675 JD

- Machron III - 675-701 JD

- Bochoniovos - 701-730 JD

- Marenli IV - 730-759 JD

- Ausengo II / Tiger Prince - 759-789 JD(*This latter date is the subject of much debate)

Princely Powers

The powers of the princes of Jucundia varied drastically throughout the seven centuries of the ancient principality, depending on the relative strength of the Setuqes.

Method of Succession

Princes were officially selected by the Setuqes, but stronger princes were able in effect to name their successor on a quasi-dynastic basis.

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