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Emperors of the French Empire (Non-Canon)
Francia, before the time of the Bonapartes, was once ruled by the House of de Alvion. Louis XVI's mishandling of the Frankish Revolution was the primary reason for the royal family's downfall. After the execution of the King, the Republic went through many failed governments until General Napoleon Bonaparte seized power in 1799 as First Consul. Later, after defeating the powers of the third coalition, Napoleon declared himself Emperor of Franica, and the Frankish Empire was established.
# | Name (Birth - Death) | Royal Portrait | Reign |
1 | Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte I (August 15, 1769-May 5, 1821) |
| 1804-1821 |
2 | Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte II (March 20, 1811-November 22, 1832) |
| 1821-1832 |
3 | Emperor Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte III (October 15, 1832-January 1, 1871) |
| 1832-1871 |
4 | Emperor Charles-Napoleon Bonaparte IV (November 6, 1850- April 30, 1901) |
| 1871-1901 |
5 | Emperor François-Napoleon Bonaparte V (August 23, 1871-September 29, 1942) |
| 1901-1920 |
6 | Emperor Jean-Christophe Napoleon Bonaparte VI (December 10, 1923-December 9, 1999) |
| 1950-1999 |
7 | Emperor William-Napoleon Bonaparte VII (October 14, 1972-) |
| 1999- |
