List of Angevin Empire monarchs

This is a list of monarchs of the Angevin Empire: an informal name connoted to the personal union of the Kingdoms of England and France beginning in 1415 with the reign of Henry V.

The Interregnum
During the War of the English Succession, the two countries of France and England were practically torn apart in an internecine civil war mixed with foreign invasion. During this period, James Percy, 8th Earl of Northumberland was elected Lord Protector of England and France, ultimately surrendering the throne to Matilda II and Hugh II upon the end of the war and the signing of the Succession Act of 1548.

Disputed claimant
Following the debauchery of William III while he was Prince of Wales, his father Henry VII disinherited he and his issue from the French and English thrones. Upon Henry's death, the lords of France declared Philip of Valois, who was then a resident of Austria, their new king. After thirteen days, William returned to France and Philip was forced into exile.

Philip only claimed kingship over France; England itself was ruled momentarily by parliament under the protectorate of Everard de Bohun.

House of Wittelsbach
By marriage to Catherine, one foreign monarch, Henry II of Spain, was also King of England and France. After his death in 1670, however, Catherine remarried several times morganatically. Neither her second nor third husband, Prince Rupert of Baden and the 9th Duke of Somerset, respectively, were named kings, but both were entitled to the title of prince consort. As a token of their marriage, Catherine bestowed upon her second husband the appenage and title of Duke of Normandy.