College of Monarchs: Honoring the Imperial Court of Washington, DC
The College of Monarchs celebrates the emperors, empresses, and emprexes who have reigned over the Imperial Court of Washington, DC. Each entry pairs a monarch's name with the reign number and honorific under which they served, including Emperor, Empress, Absolute Emperor, Absolute Empress, Emprex, and Emperor Emeritus. The gallery also acknowledges monarchs who do not appear in photographs.
Reigns and Titles in the College of Monarchs
Not pictured: Emperor Russell Roybal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the College of Monarchs?
It is the history page of the Imperial Court of Washington, DC that pays tribute to the emperors, empresses, and emprexes who have reigned, together with their reign numbers and titles.
How are monarchs listed on this page?
Each monarch appears with a reign number and honorific, such as Emperor I, Empress II, Absolute Emperor, Absolute Empress, Emprex, or Emperor Emeritus, as shown in the gallery captions.
Are all monarchs pictured on this page?
No. The page notes that at least one monarch, Emperor Russell Roybal, is not pictured.
Where can I learn more about the Court's history?
Explore the History page and the In Memoriam page for further context about the Imperial Court of Washington, DC.
How can I get involved with the Imperial Court of Washington, DC?
See the Membership page and the Events page for details on joining and upcoming events.
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