Name	From	To	Origin
Athens
Pisistratus	561	560	son of Hippocrates
Lycurgus	560	558	son of Aristolaides
Pisistratus	558	556	[see above]
Lycurgus	556	546	[see above]
Pisistratus	546	527	[see above]
Hippias	527	510	son of Pisistratus
Cleisthenes	510	506	son of Megacles
Hipparchus	496	493	son of Charmus
Miltiades	493	489	son of Cimon
Themistocles	489	476	son of Neocles
Cimon	476	461	son of Miltiades
Pericles the Olympian	461	429	son of Xanthippus
Cleon	429	422	son of Cleaenetus
Nicias	422	420	son of Niceratus
Alcibiades	420	415	son of Clinias
Androcles	415	411
Pisander	411	411
Alcibiades	411	406	[see above]
Cleophon the Lyremaker	406	404
Critias	404	403	son of Callaeschrus
Thrasybulus	403	388	son of Lycus
Cephalus	388	378	son of Collytus
Callistratus	378	365	son of Empaedus
Timotheus	365	356	son of Conon
Aristophon	356	355	son of Aristophanes
Eubulus	355	342	son of Spintharus
Demosthenes	342	324	son of Demosthenes
Hyperides	324	322	son of Glaucippus
Phocion the Good	322	318	son of Phocus
Demetrius of Phalerum	318	307	son of Phanostratus
Stratocles	307	301	son of Euthydemus
Olympiodorus	301	295
Lachares	295	294
Olympiodorus	294	285	[see above]
Demochares	285	270	son of Hyperides
Macedonian occupation	270	267
Chremonides	267	261	son of Eteocles
Macedonian occupation	261	229
Eurycleides	229	228
Cephisodorus	around 200 BC
Echedimus	around 190 BC
Aristion	88	86
86 BC: The Romans, under Sulla, conquer Athens
Sparta
Agiad house
Eurysthenes		930	fourth grandson of Heracles
Agis I	930	900	son of Eurysthenes
Echestratus	900	870	son of Agis I
Leobotas	870	840	son of Echestratus
Doryssus	840	815	son of Leobotas
Agesilaus I	815	786	son of Doryssus
Archelaus	786	760	son of Agesilaus I
Teleclus	760	740	son of Archelaus
Alcamenes	740	700	son of Teleclus
Polydorus	700	665	son of Alcamenes
Eurycrates	665	640	son of Polydorus
Anaxandridas I	640	615	son of Eurycrates
Eurycratidas	615	590	son of Anaxandridas I
Leon	590	560	son of Eurycratidas
Anaxandridas II	560	520	son of Leon
Cleomenes I	520	490	son of Anaxandridas II
Leonidas I	490	480	son of Anaxandridas II
Pleistarchus	480	459	son of Leonidas I
Pleistoanax	459	409	son of Cleomenes I
Pausanias	409	395	son of Pleistoanax
Agesipolis I	395	380	son of Pausanias
Cleombrotus I	380	371	son of Pausanias
Agesipolis II	371	370	son of Cleombrotus I
Cleomenes II	370	309	son of Cleombrotus I
Areus I	309	265	grandson of Cleomenes II
Acrotatus	265	262	son of Areus I
Areus II	262	254	son of Acrotatus
Leonidas II	254	242	grandson of Cleomenes II
Cleombrotus II	242	241	son-in-law of Leonidas II
Leonidas II	241	236	[see above]
Cleomenes III	236	227	son of Leonidas II
Eurypontid house
Procles		895	fourth grandson of Heracles
Eurypon	895	865	son of Procles
Prytanis	865	835	son of Eurypon
Polydectes	835	805	son of Prytanis
Eunomus	805	775	son of Polydectes
Charillus	775	750	son of Eunomus
Nicander	750	720	son of Charillus
Theopompus	720	675	son of Nicander
Anaxandridas	675	660	son of Theopompus
Archidamus I	660	645	son of Anaxandridas
Anaxilas	645	625	son of Archidamus I
Leotychidas I	625	600	son of Anaxilas
Hippocratidas	600	575	son of Leotychidas I
Agasicles	575	550	son of Hippocratidas
Ariston	550	515	son of Agasicles
Demaratus	515	491	son of Ariston
Leotychidas II	491	469	second grandson of Hippocratidas
Archidamus II	469	427	grandson of Leotychidas II
Agis II	427	399	son of Archidamus II
Agesilaus II	399	360	son of Archidamus II
Archidamus III	360	338	son of Agesilaus II
Agis III	338	331	son of Archidamus III
Eudamidas I	331	305	son of Archidamus III
Archidamus IV	305	275	son of Eudamidas I
Eudamidas II	275	244	son of Archidamus IV
Agis IV	244	241	son of Eudamidas II
Eudamidas III	241	228	son of Agis IV
Archidamus V	228	227	son of Eudamidas II
Tyranny
Cleomenes III	227	222	[see above]
Macedonian occupation	222	219
Lycurgus	219	210
Mahanidas	210	207
Nabis	207	192
192 BC: Union with the Achaian League
Macedonia
Argead dynasty
Karanos	around 780 BC
Koinos	around 750 BC
Tyrimmas	around 720 BC
Perdiccas I	670	652	son of Tyrimmas
Argaeus	652	621	son of Perdiccas I
Philip I	621	588	son of Argaeus
Aeropus I	588	568	son of Philip I
Alcetas	568	540	son of Aeropus I
Amyntas I	540	498	son of Alcetas
Alexander I	498	454	son of Amyntas I
Perdiccas II	454	413	son of Alexander I
Archelaus	413	399	son of Perdiccas II
Orestes	399	396	son of Archelaus
Aeropus II	396	394
Amyntas II the Little	394	394	son of Archelaus
Pausanias	394	393	son of Aeropus II
Amyntas III	393	391	second grandson of Alexander I
Argaeus II	391	390	Lyngistis
Amyntas III	390	369	[see above]
Alexander II	369	368	son of Amyntas III
Perdiccas III	368	359	son of Amyntas III
Amyntas IV	359	359	son of Perdiccas III
Philip II	359	336	son of Amyntas III
Alexander III the Great	336	323	son of Philip II
Perdiccas	323	321	Orestis
Philip III Arridaeus	323	317	son of Philip II
Alexander IV Aegeus	323	310	son of Alexander III
Antipatrid dynasty
Antipater I	321	319	Chalcidice
Polyperchon	319	316	Tymphaia
Cassander	316	297	son of Antipater I
Philip IV	297	297	son of Cassander
Antipater II	297	294	son of Cassander
Alexander V	297	294	son of Cassander
Antigonid dynasty
Demetrius I Poliorcetes	294	288	Beroia
Lysimachus	288	281	Krannon
Ptolemy Ceraunus	281	279	son of Ptolemy I of Egypt
Meleager	279	279	son of Ptolemy I of Egypt
Antipater Etesias	279	279	nephew of Cassander
Sosthenes	279	277
Antigonus II Gonatas	277	239	son of Demetrius I
Demetrius II Aetolicus	239	229	son of Antigonus II
Antigonus III Doson	229	221	grandson of Demetrius I
Philip V	221	179	son of Demetrius II
Perseas	179	168	son of Philip V
168 BC: The Romans, under Aemilius Paulus, conquer Macedonia
Epirus
Neoptolemus			son of Achilleas
Helenus			son of Priam
Molossus			son of Neoptolemus
Admetus	469	423
Tharypas	423	395	son of Admitus
Alcetas I	385	370	son of Tharypas
Neoptolemus I	370	360	son of Alcetas I
Alexander I	360	352	son of Neoptolemus I
Arybbas	360	342	son of Alcetas I
Alexander I	342	331	[see above]
Neoptolemus II	331	313	son of Alexander I
Arybbas	323		[see above]
Aeacides		313	son of Arybbas
Alcetas II	313	307	son of Arybbas
Pyrrhus I	307	302	son of Aeacides
Neoptolemus II	302	296	[see above]
Pyrrhus I	298	272	[see above]
Alexander II	272	242	son of Pyrrhus I
Pyrrhus II	242	234	son of Alexander II
Ptolemy	234	231	son of Alexander II
Deidamia II	231	231	daughter of Pyrrhus II
Epirote League	231	168
168 BC: The Romans, under Anicius Gallus, conquer Epirus
Syracuse
Gelon	485	478	son of Deinomenes
Hiero I	478	467	son of Deinomenes
Thrasybulus	467	466	son of Deinomenes
republic	466	415
Hermocrates	415	410	son of Hermon
Diocles	410	407
Daphnaeus	407	406
Dionysius I	406	367	son of Hermocritus
Dionysius II	367	357	son of Dionysius I
Dion	357	354
Callippus	354	352	son of Philon
Hipparinus	352	350	son of Dionysiys I
Nysaeus	350	346	son of Dionysius I
Dionysius II	346	345	[see above]
Hicetas I	345	343
Timoleon	343	337	son of Timodemus
Sosistratus I	337	322
Agathocles	322	289	son of Carcinus
Hicetas II	289	280
Thoenon	280	279
Sosistratus II	279	278	grandson of Sosistratus I
Pyrrhus I	278	276	king of Epirus
Hiero II	276	215	son of Hierocles
Hieronymus	215	214	grandson of Hiero II
Deinomenes	214	213
Hepicydes	213	212
212 BC: The Romans, under Claudius Marcellus, conquer Syracuse
Kingdom of Pergamon
Attalid dynasty
Philetaerus	283	263	Paphlagon
Eumenes I	263	241	nephew of Philetaerus
Attalus I Soter	241	197	cousin of Eumenes I
Eumenes II Soter	197	160	son of Attalus I
Attalus II Philadelphus	160	139	son of Attalus I
Attalus III Philometor	139	133	son of Eumenes II
133 BC: Attalus III bequeaths the kingdom to Rome
Kingdom of Syria
Seleucid dynasty
Seleucus I Nicator	312	281	Orestis
Antiochus I Soter	281	261	son of Seleucus I
Antiochus II Theos	261	247	son of Antiochus I
Seleucus II Callinicus	247	226	son of Antiochus II
Seleucus III Ceraunus	226	223	son of Seleucus II
Antiochus III the Great	223	187	son of Seleucus II
Seleucus IV Philopator	187	175	son of Antiochus III
Antiochus IV Epiphanes	175	164	son of Antiochus III
Antiochus V Eupator	164	162	son of Antiochus IV
Demetrius I	162	150	son of Seleucus IV
Alexander I Balas	150	146	son-in-law of Ptolemy VI of Egypt
Demetrius II	146	144	son of Demetrius I
Antiochus VI Dionysus	144	142	son of Alexander I
Diodotus Tryphon	142	138	Apameia
Antiochus VII Sidetes	138	129	son of Demetrius I
Demetrius II	129	128	[see above]
Alexander II Zavinas	128	123	Egypt
Antiochus VIII Grypus	123	114	son of Demetrius II
Antiochus IX Cyzicenus	114	112	son of Antiochus VII
Antiochus VIII	112	111	[see above]
Antiochus IX	111	108	[see above]
Antiochus VIII	108	96	[see above]
Antiochus IX	96	95	[see above]
Seleucus VI	95	95	son of Antiochus VIII
Antiochus X Eusebes	95	93	son of Antiochus IX
Antiochus XI Epiphanes	93	93	son of Antiochus VIII
Antiochus X	93	92	[see above]
Demetrius III Eucaerus	92	88	son of Antiochus VIII
Philip I Philadelphus	88	83	son of Antiochus VIII
Armenian occupation	83	69
Antiochus XIII Asiaticus	69	66	son of Antiochus X
Philip II Philoromaeus	66	65	son of Philip I
Antiochus XIII	65	63	[see above]
63 BC: The Romans, under Pompey, conquer Syria
Kingdom of Egypt
Ptolemy dynasty
Ptolemy I Soter	323	282	Eordaea
Ptolemy II Philadelphus	282	246	son of Ptolemy I
Ptolemy III Euergetes	246	222	son of Ptolemy II
Ptolemy IV Philopator	222	205	son of Ptolemy III
Ptolemy V Epiphanes	205	180	son of Ptolemy IV
Ptolemy VI Philometor	180	164	son of Ptolemy V
Ptolemy VIII Physkon	170	163	son of Ptolemy V
Ptolemy VI	163	145	[see above]
Ptolemy VII	145	145	son of Ptolemy VI
Ptolemy VIII	145	116	[see above]
Ptolemy IX Lathyrus	116	107	son of Ptolemy VIII
Ptolemy X Alexander	107	88	son of Ptolemy VIII
Ptolemy IX	88	80	[see above]
Berenice III	80	80	daughter of Ptolemy IX
Ptolemy XI	80	80	son of Ptolemy X
Ptolemy XII Auletes	80	58	son of Ptolemy IX
Berenice IV	58	55	daughter of Ptolemy XII
Ptolemy XII	55	51	[see above]
Cleopatra VII	51	30	daughter of Ptolemy XII
30 BC: The Romans, under Octavian, conquer Egypt
Graeco-Bactrian Kingdom
Diodotus dynasty
Diodotus I	256	246	son-in-law of Antiochus II of Syria
Diodotus II	246	227	son of Diodotus I
Euthydemus I	227	189	son-in-law of Diodotus I
Demetrius I	189	180	son of Euthydemus I
Euthydemus II	around 180 BC		son of Euthydemus I
Antimachus I	180	170	son of Euthydemus I
Eucratides dynasty
Eucratides I	170	155	grandson of Seleucus II of Syria
Plato	155	145	son of Eucratides I
Heliocles I	145	140	son of Eucratides I
Eucratides II	140	130	son of Heliocles I
130 BC: The Mongols Yuezhi conquer Bactria
Graeco-Indian Kingdom
Demetrius I		180	son of Euthydemus I of Bactria
Pantaleon	around 180 BC		son of Demetrius I
Agathocles	around 180 BC		son of Demetrius I
Apollodotus I	180	175	brother of Demetrius I
Demetrius II	175	170	son of Antimachus I of Bactria
Antimachus II	170	165	son of Demetrius II
Menander I	165	145	son of Demetrius II
Paropamisadae
Zoilus I	145	120	son of Demetrius I
Lysias	120	110	son of Zoilos I
Antialcidas	110	100	son of Heliocles II
Polyxenius	around 100 BC
Philoxenus	100	95	son of Antimachus II
Diomedes	95	90	son of Antialcidas
Theophilus	around 90 BC		son of Lysias
Nicias	90	85	son of Philoxenus
Hermaeus	85	70	son of Amyntas of Gandhara
70 BC: The Mongols Yuezhi conquer Paropamisadae
Gandhara
Amyntas	95	90	son of Antialcidas of Paropamisadae
Peukolaos	around 90 BC
Menander II	around 90
Archebius	90	85	son of Eucratides II of Bactria
Indo-Scythian rule	85	75
Telephos	75	70	son of Antialcidas of Paropamisadae
70 BC: The Indo-Scythians conquer Gandhara
Punjab
Strato I	145	110	son of Menander
Heliocles II	110	100	son of Heliocles I of Bactria
Demetrius III	around 100 BC
Philoxenus	100	95	[see above]
Epander	95	90
Thrason	around 90 BC
Archebius	90	85	[see above]
Artemidoros	85	80
Indo-Scythian rule	80	75
Apollodotus II	75	65	son of Epander
Hippostratos	65	55	son of Nicias of Paropamisadae
Dionysius	65	55	son of Apollodotus II
Zoilus II	55	35	son of Apollodotus II
Apollophanes	35	25	son of Apollodotus II
Strato II	25	10 AD
10 AD: The Indo-Scythians conquer Punjab
Byzantine Empire
In the reign of Heraclius, Greek becomes the official language of the Roman Empire
Heraclius dynasty
Heraclius	610	641	Cappadocia
Constantine III	641	641	son of Heraclius
Heraclonas	641	641	son of Heraclius
Constans II Pogonatus	641	668	son of Constantine III
Constantine IV	668	685	son of Constans II
Justinian II Rhinotmetus	685	695	son of Constantine IV
Leontius	695	698	Anatolics theme
Tiberius III Apsimar	698	705	Cibyrrhaeots theme
Justinian II	705	711	[see above]
Philippicus Bardanes	711	713	Armenia
Anastasius II Artemius	713	715	Constantinople
Theodosius III	715	717	Adramyttion Ionia
Isaurian dynasty
Leo III	717	741	Germanicea Syria
Constantine V Copronymus	741	742	son of Leo III
Artavasdus	742	743	son-in-law of Leo III
Constantine V	743	745	[see above]
Leo IV the Khazar	775	780	son of Constantine V
Constantine VI	780	797	son of Leo IV
Irene the Athenian	797	802	mother of Constantine VI
Nicephorus dynasty
Nicephorus I	802	811	Seleucia Pisidia
Stauracius	811	811	son of Nicephorus I
Michael I Rangabe	811	813	brother-in-law of Stauracius
Leo V the Armenian	813	820	Armenia
Amorian dynasty
Michael II the Stammerer	820	829	Amorion Phrygia
Theophilus the Just	829	842	son of Michael II
Michael III the Drunkard	842	867	son of Theophilus
Macedonian dynasty
Basil I	867	886	Adrianople Thrace
Leo VI the Wise	886	912	son of Basil I
Alexander	912	913	son of Basil I
Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus	913	959	son of Leo VI
Romanus I Lecapenus	920	944	father-in-law of Constantine VII
Romanus II	959	963	son of Constantine VII
Basil II the Bulgar-slayer	963	1025	son of Romanus II
Nicephorus II Phocas	963	969
John I Tzimisces	969	976	son-in-law of Constantine VII
Constantine VIII	1025	1028	son of Romanus II
Zoe	1028	1050	daughter of Constantine VIII
Romanus III Argyrus	1028	1034	husband of Zoe
Michael IV Paphlagonian	1034	1041	husband of Zoe
Michael V Calaphates	1041	1042	nephew of Michael IV
Constantine IX Monomachus	1042	1055	husband of Zoe
Theodora	1055	1056	daughter of Constantine VIII
Michael VI Stratioticus	1056	1057	Constantinople
Isaac I Comnenus	1057	1059	Castamon Paphlagonia
Ducas dynasty
Constantine X	1059	1067	Thrace
Michael VII Parapinaces	1067	1078	son of Constantine X
Romanus IV Diogenes	1068	1071
Nicephorus III Botaneiates	1078	1081
Comnenus dynasty
Alexius I	1081	1118	nephew of Isaac I
John II	1118	1143	son of Alexius I
Manuel I	1143	1180	son of John II
Alexius II	1180	1183	son of Manuel I
Andronicus I	1183	1185	nephew of John II
Angelus dynasty
Isaac II	1185	1195	Philadelphia
Alexius III	1195	1203	brother of Isaac II
Alexius IV	1203	1204	son of Isaac II
Alexius V Murtzuphlus	1204	1204	son-in-law of Alexius III
Lascarid dynasty
Theodore I	1204	1222	Cappadocia
John III Vatatzes	1222	1254	son-in-law of Theodore I
Theodore II	1254	1258	son of John III
John IV	1258	1261	son of Theodore II
Palaeologus dynasty
Michael VIII	1259	1282	Constantinople
Andronicus II	1282	1328	son of Michael VIII
Andronicus III	1328	1341	grandson of Andronicus II
John V	1341	1352	son of Andronicus III
John VI Cantacuzenus	1347	1354	father-in-law of John V
John V	1354	1376	[see above]
Andronicus IV	1376	1379	son of John V
John V	1379	1390	[see above]
John VII	1390	1390	son of Andronicus IV
John V	1390	1391	[see above]
Manuel II	1391	1425	son of John V
John VIII	1425	1448	son of Manuel II
Constantine XI Dragases	1448	1453	son of Manuel II
1453: The Turks, under Mehmet II, conquer Constantinople
Despotate of Epirus
Ducas dynasty
Michael I	1204	1215	cousin of Alexius III
Theodore	1215	1230	brother of Michael I
Michael II	1230	1267	son of Michael I
Nicephorus I	1267	1296	son of Michael II
Thomas	1296	1318	son of Nicephorus I
1318: The Italians, under Nicholas Orsini, conquer Epirus
Despotate of Morea
Cantacuzenus dynasty
Manuel	1348	1380	son of John VI
Matthew	1380	1383	son of John VI
Demetrius	1383	1383	son of Matthew
Palaeologus dynasty
Theodore I	1383	1407	son of John V
Theodore II	1407	1443	son of Manuel II
Constantine XI Dragases	1428	1449	son of Manuel II
Thomas	1428	1460	son of Manuel II
1460: The Turks, under Mehmet II, conquer Morea
Empire of Trebizond
Grand Comneni dynasty
Alexius I	1204	1222	grandson of Andronicus I
Andronicus I Gidos	1222	1235	son-in-law of Alexius I
John I Axuch	1235	1238	son of Alexius I
Manuel I	1238	1263	son of Alexius I
Andronicus II	1263	1266	son of Manuel I
George	1266	1280	son of Manuel I
John II	1280	1285	son of Manuel I
Theodora	1285	1285	daughter of Manuel I
John II	1285	1297	[see above]
Alexius II	1297	1330	son of John II
Andronicus III	1330	1332	son of Alexius II
Manuel II	1332	1332	son of Andronicus III
Basil	1332	1340	son of Alexius II
Irene Palaeologina	1340	1341	widow of Basil
Anna Anachoutlou	1341	1342	daughter of Alexius II
John III	1342	1344	son of Michael
Michael	1344	1349	son of John II
Alexius III	1349	1390	son of Basil
Manuel III	1390	1417	son of Alexius III
Alexius IV	1417	1429	son of Manuel III
John IV	1429	1458	son of Alexius IV
David	1458	1461	son of Alexius IV
1461: The Turks, under Mehmet II, conquer Trebizond
Greece
Kings
Otto	1832	1862	son of Louis I of Bavaria
George I	1863	1913	son of Christian of Denmark
Constantine XII	1913	1917	son of George
Alexander	1917	1920	son of Constantine XII
Constantine XII	1920	1922	[see above]
George II	1922	1923	son of Constantine XII
George II	1935	1941	[see above]
German occupation	1941	1944
George II	1946	1947	[see above]
Paul I	1947	1964	son of Constantine XII
Constantine XIII	1964	1967	son of Paul I
Dictators
Capodistrias	1827	1831	Kerkyra
E.Venizelos	1917	1920	Hania Crete
Plastiras	1922	1924	Karditsa Thessaly
Pangalos	1925	1926	Attica
Metaxas	1936	1941	Cephallonia
Papadopoulos	1967	1973	Achaia
Ioannides	1973	1974	Argolis
Prime ministers
Only if they governed for a year at least
Kolletis	1844	1847	Ioannina, Epirus
Kanaris	1848	1849	Psara
Kriezis	1849	1854	Hydra
Mavrocordatos	1854	1855	Constantinople
Voulgaris	1855	1857	Hydra
Miaoulis	1857	1862	Hydra
Koumoundouros	1866	1868	Messenia
Voulgaris	1868	1869	[see above]
T.Zaimis	1869	1870	Achaia
Deligiorgis	1872	1874	Aetolia
Voulgaris	1874	1875	[see above]
Koumoundouros	1875	1882	[see above]
Trikoupis	1882	1885	Aetolia
Deligiannis	1885	1886	Arcadia
Trikoupis	1886	1890	[see above]
Deligiannis	1890	1892	[see above]
Trikoupis	1893	1895	[see above]
Deligiannis	1895	1897	[see above]
A.Zaimis	1897	1899	son of T.Zaimis
Theotokis	1899	1901	Kerkyra
A.Zaimis	1901	1902	[see above]
Theotokis	1903	1904	[see above]
Theotokis	1905	1909	[see above]
E.Venizelos	1910	1915	Hania Crete
Gounaris	1921	1922	Achaia
A.Zaimis	1926	1928	[see above]
E.Venizelos	1928	1932	[see above]
Tsaldaris	1932	1935	Corinthia
Sofoulis	1947	1949	Samos
S.Venizelos	1950	1951	son of E.Venizelos
Plastiras	1951	1952	Karditsa Thessaly
Papagos	1952	1955	Kydonies Ionia
K.Karamanlis	1955	1963	Serres Macedonia
G.Papandreou	1963	1965	Achaia
Stephanopoulos	1965	1966	Elis
K.Karamanlis	1974	1980	[see above]
A.Papandreou	1981	1989	son of G.Papandreou
Mitsotakis	1990	1993	Hania Crete
A.Papandreou	1993	1996	[see above]
Simitis	1996	2004	Attica
K.Karamanlis	2004		nephew of K.Karamanlis
Cyprus
Makarios	1960	1977	Pafos
Cyprianou	1977	1988	Lemessos
Vassiliou	1988	1993	Pafos
Clerides	1993	2003	Lemessos
Papadopoulos	2003	2008	Nicosia
Christofias	2008		Kyrenia