Monarchy of Victoria

The monarchy of Victoria was established in 1450 AN upon the ratification of the Declaration of Alnwick to establish the former state of the Kingdom of Victoria, becoming the nation's constitutional form of hereditary governance. It has since evolved to cover the head of state of the subsequent Victorian Empire, while periods of protection underneath the fellow monarchies of Gotzborg and Stormark have seen its lineage change. The current monarchy is shared with that of Craitland, following the re-establishment of the line of Brown in 1702 AN.