Greece: King: 1833-1862
Royal House: Wittelsbach |
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| Eleō Theou Vasileus tēs Ellados (Ελέω Θεού Βασιλεύς της Ελλάδος) | By the Grace of God, King of Greece | |
| 25 Jan/6 Feb 1833 - 11/23 Oct 1862 | Othōn (Όθων) [1][2] |
| baptized: Otto Friedrich Ludwig | |
- Othōn was designated King of Greece in accordance with a treaty concluded by France, United Kingdom, Russia and Bavaria on 25 Apr/7 May 1832 (effective on 18/30 Jun 1832) and recognized by a resolution of the Greek National Assembly (Ethnikē tōn Ellēnōn Syneleusis | Εθνική των Ελλήνων Συνέλευσις) passed at the session held on 27 Jul/8 Aug 1832 in Nafplio. Othōn and the members of the Regency landed in Greece on 25 Jan/6 Feb 1833. During his absence from Athens, a provisional government was constituted on 11/23 Oct 1862 and on the same day issued a proclamation, declaring the abolition of his reign. Othōn departed from Greece on 12/24 Oct 1862. The throne was declared vacant by a resolution of the National Assembly passed on 22 Jan/3 Feb 1863 (retroactively effective since 10/22 Oct 1862).
- Regency during the minority of Othōn:
- Antivasileia (Αντιβασιλεία) | Regency
- president (proedros|πρόεδρος):
- 25 Jan/6 Feb 1833 - 19/31 May 1835
- Iōsēph Loudovikos, komēs tou Armanspergk (Ιωσήφ Λουδοβίκος, κόμης του Άρμανσπεργκ)
original name (German): Joseph Ludwig Graf von Armansperg
- members (melē|μέλη):
- 25 Jan/6 Feb 1833 - 21 Jul/2 Aug 1834
- Geōrgios Loudovikos Maourer (Γεώργιος Λουδοβίκος Μάουρερ)
original name (German): Georg Ludwig von Maurer
- 25 Jan/6 Feb 1833 - 19/31 May 1835
- Karolos Goulielmos Eidek (Κάρολος Γουλιέλμος Εϊδεκ)
original name (German): Karl Wilhelm Freiherr von Heideck
- 21 Jul/2 Aug 1834 - 19/31 May 1835
- Aigidios Kovel (Αιγίδιος Κόβελ)
original name (German): Egid (Ägid, Aegid) Ritter von Kobell