List of Sicilian monarchs

This is the list of Sicilian monarchs.
The Kingdom of Sicily was officially established in 1130 with the merging of the counties of Apulia and Sicily under the Hauteville dynasty, headed by Roger II. The Hohenstaufens succeeded the Hautevilles and brought the kingdom into the Holy Roman Empire. The Sicilian Crown was ultimately divided in two, with continental Italy becoming the Kingdom of Naples under the Wittelsbach dynasty. The Hohenstaufens were toppled in 1306 and replaced by the House of Châtillon. 
For a complete list of monarchs predating the Arthurverse point of divergence, Wikipedia is recommended.
==List of monarchs==
===Hohenstaufen dynasty (1194–1306)===
	Name 	Reign 	Notes
	Henry I 	1194–1197	Henry I reigned as Holy Roman Emperor and married Queen Constance of Sicily, posthumous daughter of Roger II.
	Frederick I "Stupor Mundi" 	1197–1248	Eldest son of Henry I and Constance of Sicily. Also ruled as Duke of Tuscany.
	Henry II "the Long" 	1248–1291	Eldest son of Frederick I.
	Conrad I "the Short" 	1291–1291	Only son of Henry II.
	Frederick II "the Drunkard"	1291–1300	First cousin of Conrad I, grandson of Frederick I
	Conrad II "the Child" 	1300–1306	Only legitimate son of Frederick II, deposed.
===Châtillon dynasty (1306–)===
	Name 	Reign	Notes
	Hugh I	1306–
(incumbent)	Son-in-law of Conrad I
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