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A King was the male head of a monarchic government. The female equivalent was the Queen. Like Naboo and Zeltros, some planets were ruled by an elective monarchy. Several governments in the galaxy had Kings.
- "King of Mon Cala" was the title held by the ruler of the planet Mon Calamari. Yos Kolina was its eighty-second King, succeeded by his son, Lee-Char, who therefore became the eighty-third.[1]
- The King of the Sith species was also known as the Sith'ari.[3]
- Before the establishment of a theocracy on Nazzri in 5002 BBY, the Nazzar were ruled by figure with the double title of Emperor-King. Thereafter the planetary ruler was merely entitled King.[4]
Kings
King Grakchawwaa of Kashyyyk
- Trisstan, Godking of Abonshee[5] (r. c. 39 BBY—)
- Darrus Alde of Alderaan[6] (r. c. 27,000/26,000 BBY)
- Bouris Ulgo of Alderaan[6] (r. c. 3653 BBY—3640 BBY)
- Manchucho of Aleen[7] (r. during the Clone Wars)
- Gokus of Alzar[8] (r. during the time of the Galactic Empire)
- Kayos of Aquilae[9] (Non-canonical appearance)
- Tolar of Arrochar[10] (r. 0 ABY)
- Caled Galfridian of Artorias[11] (r. —25 ABY)
- Berethron e Solo of Corellia[12] (r. c. 312 BBY)
- Mitar of Daimar[13] (r. during the last years of the Galactic Republic)
- Gerran's father, King of Doan[14] (r. after the New Sith Wars)
- Arak Drayen III of Dubrillion[6] (r. before the Great Galactic War)
- Actavarus III of Dubrillion[6] (r. during the Cold War)
- Dassid of Duro[15]
- Kadlo of Duro[15]
- Elbo, King of a sea on Endor[16] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Gorneesh of a Dulok tribe on Endor[17] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Vulgarr of a Dulok tribe on Endor[18] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Messek of the Gupins on Endor[19]
- Punt of the Gupins on Endor[19] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Mring-Mring of the Gupins on Endor[20] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Marlox of the Quorks on Endor[21] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Terak of the Sanyassan Marauders on Endor[22] (r. —3.5 ABY)
- Zakul of the Sanyassan Marauders on Endor[23] (r. 3.5 ABY—)
- Unidentified King of Falleen[24] (r. during the Clone Wars)
- Haxim of Falleen[25] (r. —7 BBY)
- Cana of Gala[26] (r. before 44 BBY)
- Empatojayos Brand of Ganath[27] (r. during the time of the Galactic Empire)
- Makintay, High King of Hargeeva[28] (r. c. 3 ABY)
- Dahon Indupar of Indupar[29] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Sha-Mar Ma-dred of Kashir[30] (r. before the Battle of Geonosis)
- Grakchawwaa of Kashyyyk[31] (r. during the Clone Wars)
- Ferece of the Kingdom of Cron[32] (r. c. 25,150 BBY)
- Xer VIII of the Kingdom of Cron[33] (r. c. 25,150 BBY—c. 25,130 BBY)
- Xim the Despot of the Kingdom of Cron[34] (r. c. 25,130 BBY—c. 25,100 BBY)
- Robeir II of the Kingdom of Cron[35] (r. c. 25,100 BBY—)
- Robeir XXIII of the Kingdom of Cron[36] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Adas, King of the Sith on Korriban[4] (r. c. 28,000 BBY—27,700 BBY)
- Dathka Graush, King of the Sith on Korriban[37] (r. c. 7000 BBY—6950 BBY)
- Hakagram Graush, King of the Sith on Korriban[38] (r. c. 6900 BBY)
- Sebolto, King of the Dugs on Malastare[39] (r. —32 BBY)
- Yos Kolina of Mon Calamari[40] (r. —c. 21 BBY)
- Lee-Char of Mon Calamari[41] (r. c. 21 BBY—)
- Narmlé of Naboo[42] (r. c. 2000 BBY)
- Jafan of Naboo[43] (r. c. 832 BBY)
- Bon Tapalo of Naboo[44] (r. c. 65 BBY—45 BBY)
- Ars Veruna of Naboo[45] (r. c. 45 BBY—32 BBY)
- Prrit Qabaq, Emperor-King of Nazzri[4]
- Ommin of Onderon[46] (r. —4000 BBY)
- Oron Kira of Onderon[47] (r. 4000 BBY—)
- Ramsis Dendup of Onderon[48] (r. —c. 22 BBY / c. 20 BBY—)
- Sanjay Rash of Onderon[48] (r. c. 22 BBY—c. 20 BBY)
- Modon Kira of Onderon[49] (r. c. 11 ABY)
- Jerius, King of the Kentra on Orellon II[50] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Arturo of Orocco[51] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Frane of Rutan[52] (r. 44 BBY)
- Rilvvan K'ntarr of Rydonni Prime[53] (r. —c. 4 ABY)
- Sethun of Sarkhai[6] (r. during the Cold War)
- Meenon of Senali[52] (r. 44 BBY)
- S'Shah of Serphidi[54] (r. —3 ABY)
- Elglih of Serphidi[54] (r. 3 ABY—)
- Gareth of Shalam[55] (r. 19 ABY)
- Ebareebaveebeedee of Skor II[56] (r. c. 40 BBY—)
- Blackart of Solay[57] (r. c. 46 BBY—)
- Zornog of Sooma[8] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Mon Julpa of Tammuz-an[58] (r. c. 15 BBY)
- Alaric of Thustra[59] (r. during the Clone Wars)
- Kikipi of Toong'L[60]
- Katuunko of Toydaria[61] (r. —c. 21 BBY)
- Natas Kyber of Troska[62] (r. 0 ABY)
- Lorac of Velmor[63] (r. —17 BBY)
- Jokull, King of the Gormak on Voss[6] (r. during the Cold War)
- Arno of Zeltros[2] (r. —4 ABY)
- Cleroff of half of a technologically-inept planet[64] (r. during the Galactic Civil War)
- Satyr Azzlectico[65] (r. during the time of the Galactic Empire)
- Lahzar[66] (r. —1000 BBY)
- Lourdes' father, King of a fairly low-tech planetoid[67] (r. —31 BBY)
- Snow King[68]
- Sun King[68]
Appearances
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Notes and references
See also
- Blood Monarch
- Godking
- High King
- King of the Phosphura Belt Pirates
- Monarch of Naboo
- Queen
- Supreme Overlord
