LIST OF KINGS OF GREECE

This is a list of the 'Kings of Greece', formally known, since 1863, by the title of 'King of the Hellenes' (, ''Vasilefs tōn Ellinōn'').
==First Hellenic Republic (1828-1833)==

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==House of Wittelsbach (1833-1862)==

Name	Born-Died	King from	King until
Otto I	1815 - 1867	6 February1833	23 October 1862

==House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg (first reign, 1863-1924)==

Name	Born-Died	King from	King until
George I	1845 - 1913	30 March 1863	18 March 1913 (assassinated)
Constantine I (first reign)	1868 - 1923	18 March 1913	11 June 1917 (abdicated)
Alexander	1893 - 1920	11 June 1917	25 October 1920
Constantine I (second reign)	1868 - 1923	19 December 1920	27 September 1922 (abdicated)
George II (first reign)	1890 - 1947	27 September 1922	25 March 1924 (deposed)

==Second Hellenic Republic (1924-1935)==

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==House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg (second reign, 1935-1973)==

Name	Born-Died	King from	King until
George II (second reign)	1890 - 1947	3 November 1935	1 April 1947
Paul I	1901 - 1964	1 April1947	6 March 1964
Constantine II	1940 -	6 March 1964	1 June 1973 (in exile since 13 December 1967)

==Greek Military Junta (1967-1974)==

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==Third Hellenic Republic (1974-Present)==

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Particulars about the monarchy

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Notes

[1] Rule was by a panel of 3 regents until June 13, 1835.

[2] Otto was uniquely styled "King of Greece" (Βασιλεύς της Ελλάδος) during his reign.

[3] Constantine II went into exile in 1967. Regents (Georgios Zoitakis and George Papadopoulos) assumed his role. The monarchy was abolished by referendum in 1973.

[4] The 1973 Republic was declared on 1 June 1973 by the Regime of the Colonels. In 1974, democracy was restored. A new referendum on the monarchy took place on 8 December. The republican side won 69.2 % of the votes, and the monarchy was abolished.

Particulars about the monarchy

In the modern Kingdom of the Hellenes, established in 1832 after Greece attained independence from the Ottoman empire (1830), under a Bavarian dynasty, the title of Diadochos was 'revived' as particular princely style for the heir apparent to the constitutional royal throne, as unique as dauphin in France (but not linked to any territory). The heir also enjoyed the title of "Duke of Sparta".

External links

★ Greek Royal Family

★ List of Greek heads of state and government