Monarchy of Finland (German Heritage)

The Monarchy of the Kingdom of Finland, commonly referred to as the Finnish monarchy, is the constitutional monarchy of Finland. The current monarch and head of state, King Vaino I, ascended the throne on the death of her father, Frederick Charles II, on 23 May 2013.

The heir apparent, Crown Princess Victoria (b.2006) has the added title Princess of Savonia, which is a title reserved for the heir apparent.

Kings of Finland
1918 – 1940 Plön, Kingdom of Prussia son of Frederick William, Landgrave of Hesse and Princess Anna of Prussia Princess Margaret of Prussia Helsinki, Finland 1940-1980 Offenbach, Germany son of Frederick Charles I and Princess Margaret Princess Mafalda of Savoy Helsinki, Finland 1980-2013
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 * b. 1868
 * 28 May 1940
 * width=auto| Philipp I
 * width=auto| Philipp I
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 * b. 1896
 * 25 October 1980
 * width=auto| Frederick Charles II
 * width=auto| Frederick Charles II
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 * b. 1926

Castle of Racconigi, Cuneo, Italy son of Phillip I of Hesse and Princess Mafalda of Savoy Princess Victoria of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg

14 February 1961 Tarku, Finland
 * 23 May 2013
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 * width=auto| Vaino I 

2013 – Present Berlin, Germany son of Frederick Charles II and Princess Victoria Princess Elisabeth 8 July 2005
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 * b. 1964
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