House of Winstanley

The House of Winstanley was a diversified aristocratic dynasty in Hetheland. Named after the castle of Winstanley located in Hartthwaite, Hetheland, it was the first noble house of the Kingdom of Hetheland from which all of the Kingdom's first lineage of Kings were born from. 
Prior to the formation of Hetheland as a Kingdom, they were divided into the branches of Grearpish and Gardster, which gave rise to the formation of the monarchs of Hetheland. 
Upon the formation of Hetheland as a Kingdom underneath the larger, Duke Alexis of Winmann, having expanded his influence throughout the Kingdom having virtually removed the Dukes of Schmalbagg, Trúchtingen and Bart from the region, declared himself King of Hetheland. 
Having ruled over the Kingdom for more than two centuries, the noble house collapsed upon the death of King Christopher I. King Christopher in his time as King of Hetheland had not given birth to either a son or daughter as he remained unmarried. Upon his death, the House of Winstanley collapsed, being ultimately succeeded by the House of Chester..
=== Monarchs of the House of Winstanley ===
Name 	Reign Start 	Reign End 	Notes 	Family 	Picture
Alexis 	17th January 1625 	10th November 1650	Patriarch 	Winstanley	
Philip 	November 29th 1650	9th April 1664 	Son of Alexis 	Winstanley	
Peter 	26th April 1664 	8th July 1672 	Son of Phillip 	Winstanley	
Simon 	30th July 1672 	6th May 1702 	Son of Peter 	Winstanley	
Stephen 	1st September 1711	18th August 1751 	Son of Simon 	Winstanley	
George 	3rd September 1751	5th February 1795 	Son of Stephen 	Winstanley	
Christopher	10th February 1795	2nd March 1849 	Son of Stephen, succeeded by Alexander of Woodbard	Winstanley	
Category:Noble Houses of Hetheland
Category:Monarchy of Hetheland