Royal Lines

Aerim
* Thyr Aerim (???C-???C). Thyr is credited for starting the Royal line, and for achieving godhood. It's said that he wrote a perfect book of Law (and how it necessitated Goodness) that caught the eye of a group of greater gods in the Seven Heavens, who elevated Thyr so he could serve arbiter and rulemaker for them.
* Queen Thessia Armis Aerim (circa 7442D)/ In the age of Glory, Thessia Armis Aerim reaised that as the mortal world and the divine separated, so too would the divinity granted to the Aerims that mandated their rulership If Aerims were to be born as mortals, then they would be imperfect, and capable of error. Without divine perfection, a mortal Aerim may not be a perfect monarch, and so the rules must change. Thessia penned a scroll titled "On the Right to Rule", setting down mortal laws to govern kings, if the divine laws should fail. She protected the scroll with powerful magics to prevent its destruction, but also wrote it on the finest paper and the purist ink, so that even if magic itself disappeared from the world, the scroll would survive as long as possible.
* Queen Arnetta Aerim (956E-989E) Arnetta was a reasonable queen, doting on her subjects and her sons (Severin and Justin). With the death of Justin when he was 7, her mental and physical health declined, and within a year she was declared unfit to rule, and Skor fell to the regency. She died 13 months after Justin's death, leaving Severin to be raised by a detachment of royal guards who were still loyal to the line.
* Prince Justin Arcerin Aerim (979E-988E) Justin was a bookish lad (as opposed to his outdoorsy brother). He died at age 7 in the Forest of Hope, after accidentally stumbling upon an entrance to the Bloodways. He was slain by a creature called the Bone Guardian. His friend Olimar Fethine was also killed by the creature, and Grindor Teyr'ranaric barely survived. 
* King Severin Albers Aerim, Chosen of Thyr (980E-Present?) 'General' Severin spent his life as a mercenary captain, raising an army and working to protect the people of Skor from bandits and monsters. in 1021E, Severin marched his into Skor in the "Battle" of the Short Winter. The day was bloodless, and while Severin's troops did clash with Skorian guardsmen, there no recorded deaths by the time the Regent surrendered. The Regent was highly unpopular, and the people accepted Severin's claim to the throne.
Severin ruled for only 2 years before the events around First Righteous March. The army of Orcus arrived at Skor (Intending to march South to reinforce the Orcusite garrison in Tsar), and Severin allowed them free passage, in return for Skor's safety. He and his royal guard joined the forces of Orcus on their march south. After Tsar fell, Severin lead a detachment of Orcus's troops to the Bloodways (where Justin had fallen) and sent a message back to King Elmander, instructing him to guide the Army of Light to Severin. It is claimed that Severin intended to use his knowledge of the place to destroy the Orcusites, but Elmander was sure that Severin was a traitor, and did not pass on the message. Severin disappeared into the bloodways, presumed dead or worse.
Remembered as a traitor, Severin's passing began a decline in the worship of Thyr (as well as Thyr's own power), eventually causing the god to fade to near nothingness.
* Commander Saracek Arthur Aerim, Favored of Thyr (1640E-1670E). Saracek was a paladin of Thyr, and brother to Bofred. Thyr takes few paladins (as Thyr espouses the virtues of nonviolent solutions to problems) and Saracek commanded the troops in the Second Righteous March. Saracek became separated from Bofred once they entered Rappan Athuk. His cause of death is unknown, but he was encountered as an antipaladin-skeleton-champion, wielding a wounding longsword (likely a deliberate slight, as Thyr opposed both bloodshed and bladed weapons)
* High Priest Bofred Arcardia Aerim, Chosen of Thyr (1642E-1670E). Bofred was an odd fellow, but his faith was unmatched in the history of Thyrism. He was once gifted with Thyr's own gavel, and swore to rid the Valley of the choatic influence of Orcus. Once in the halls of Rappan Athuk he was trapped, and prevented from contacting the divine until he starved to death. His soul was then caught in a soul gem for some unknown purpose. The Great Downward rescued him from an Anima contraption within Zehn's temple, allowing him to take Thyr's throne and restore power to the God for a little while.
Bofred is unsure how long he will last as a kind of divine-emergency-power-source, and already has had to take drastic steps. Thyr, once so Lawful he was courted by Axis, now has his throne in Nirvana, the NG plane.
* Illden Athissa Aerim (1779E-Present). Illden is the heir to the throne of Skor, and the last of her line to continue to fight for the right to rule. She wishes to restore Severin's honor, and in doing so, allow her to take the throne which she believes will restore Thyr to his former glory, which is her ultimate goal. She is no warrior, the Aerim line having generations ago resorted to the pen and lawbook to try and retake their claim (an irony Thyr would approve of).
She has offered the sum of half the Aerim family treasury if she takes the throne (not thinking that Severin himself may be in a position to do so), a sum of 350,000gp (her best estimate). She is devout, but not in the deep way Bofred was or in the pragmatic way Shades is. Her feeling is that with herself on the throne of Skor, and Thyr restored to power, the Valley would be a better place.
Illden has suffered her whole life as a pariah, as Regent Rolth is popular with the people of Skor (mostly because of the amount of money he has showered on the city), leaving her friendless and ignored.
Calaelen
* Queen Orlinde "Orly" Calaelen (761E-1013E?) Orline was an elven adventurer who (along with the mage Fondon an her future-husband Arkham Stonecleaver) brought Toragism to the Mosswood Goblins, She founded the Kingdom of Mosswood, and was its sole monarch. In 1013E she and Arkhim boarded a boat, intending to cross the treacherous Stll Sea On its waters no magic functions, and she was not heard from again.
* Maybeth "Bladestorm" Calaelen (963E-1015E) Maybeth was an adventurer like her mother. When her mother left, Maybeth refused to take the throne until she had completed her latest expedition, exploration of "The Dead Halls" (likely Rappan Athuk). She, and the Great Downward Engineering Company along with her, were lost to that foul place.
Fethine
* King Elmander Fethine (778E-Present). Dude's old. King of the Fethine (the fey seelie court, or it equivalent), King Elmander rules with a light hand, with a "Kingdom" of only a few hundred Fey. Nevertheless, he's been King for a while, and no one has challenged his title.
* Queen Kaja Fethine (???D-Present). Little is known about the queen, other than he limitless vanity. Erika claims her mother is an accomplished sorcerer, but Kaja's apathy means her talents are seldom used. She is the protector of the Fethine people, and is their sole military force (in the loosest possible sense of the term). She says she was born in the fourth age, but she says a lot of things.
* Willow Clouddancer (???E-Present). Their eldest child, Willow takes after their mother, but lacking her talents or her dedication to narcissismm, he instead comes across as a vain, sour young man who is allergic t fun, smiling and not being a tosser.
* Erika Thistlebloom (???E-Present). You know who this is. Companion of Kruin, the world seldom knew chaos such as this.
Not real Kings
* King Corrak (1681E-1789E). A bandit king, but nothing more (and now, even less).
* Minotaur King (???-???). He's pretty sure he's a king. He doesn't remember his name, or what he was king of, but he suspects it was a kingdom of Minotaurs, whose sole duty was to build him a throne. He is pretty sure.
* Mortimer Grey (1774E-Present). Not an actual monarch or bloodline.