Prince of the Calbain

Prince of the Calbain
Tywysog y Calbain

Owain Llywelyn I Arthur I Llywelyn II Arthur II Laclan Dawydd Jack I Jack II Arthur III Deiniol Jack III

The Prince of the Calbain (Calraeg: Tywysog y Calbain) is the title for the ruler of the Calbain people. The Prince of the Calbain is the ceremonial head of state of Calbion.

List of Princes of the Calbain

No.	Portrait	Regnal name	Epithet	Reign (in AN)	Dynasty	Era	Notes
1.		Owain	The Great	1492-1520	Gwynnedd	First Era	First Prince of the Calbain in recorded history, assumed the title immediately following the Fall of Jasonia.
2.		Llywelyn I	Y Cyntaf	1520-1524	Gwynnedd	First Era	Attempted to resist the Matbaaic colonisation, worked with the Britannic forces on Kilkelly.
3.		Arthur I	The Martyr	1524-1530	Gwynnedd	First Era	Crucified by the Matbaaic government after a failed rebellion
4.		Llywelyn II	Tad y Genedl	1530-1544	Gwynnedd (until 1539) Llyweldûr (from 1539)	Second Era	Led a succesful uprising against the Matbaans in 1539, installed Calbain rule for three years until the War of Jeremy's Nose resulted in Batavian colonisation of the islands.
5.		Arthur II	The Judge	1544-1561	Llyweldûr	Second Era	Founder of Llysthur, originally a fortified neighborhood of Enhasa. Worked together with the Nelagan government. Established a court system that is still the basis of Calbain law.
6.		Laclan	The Silent	1561-1565	Llyweldûr	Second Era	Had very little power and attempted to keep the Calbain spirit alive by writing several historical works.
7.		Dawydd	The Last	1565-1569	Llyweldûr	Second Era	Last Prince of the Calbain until the restoration.
8.		Jack I	The Good	1597-1600, 1608-1628	Montfort	Third Era	Of South Batavian descend, oversaw the re-establishment of Calbion. In exile from 1600 to 1608 following the unsuccesful revolt. Established the modern Calbain state.
9.		Jack II	O'r Gwaed	1630 - 1690	Montfort	Third Era	Following the death of Jack I during a voyage to the Calbain colonies in Corum, a search ensued to find a living relative. Having never married, Jack I did not leave an issue, and his close family had been purged following the independence war. After a search that lasted almost two years, a distant cousin was found in a noble family in Kilkelly that was of shared Britannic and Batavian heritage. Longest reigning Prince of the Calbain in history.
10.		Arthur III		1690 - current	Montfort	Third Era

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