House of Anjou
- 1381–1382 Louis I of Naples
- 1382–1384 Louis II of Naples
- 1403–1417 Louis III of Naples
- 1432–1434 Louis III of Naples
- 1434–1435 René I of Naples
- 1435–1470 John II, Duke of Lorraine
- 1470–1473 Nicholas I, Duke of Lorraine
- 1473–1481 Charles IV, Duke of Anjou
- 1481–1493 René II, Duke of Lorraine
- 1493–1544 Antoine, Duke of Lorraine
- 1544–1545 Francis I, Duke of Lorraine
- 1545–1608 Charles III, Duke of Lorraine
- 1608–1624 Henry II, Duke of Lorraine
- 1624 Francis II, Duke of Lorraine
- 1624–1634 Charles IV, Duke of Lorraine
- 1634–1661 Nicholas II, Duke of Lorraine
- 1661–1675 Charles IV, Duke of Lorraine
- 1675–1690 Charles V, Duke of Lorraine
- 1690–1729 Leopold, Duke of Lorraine
- 1729–1765 Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1765–1790 Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor
- 1790–1804 Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor
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