Challenge: Confederate Monarchs!

Right, this is the way I see it going:

Confederate Monarchs:

House of Davis

1861-1873 - Jefferson I (died age 65)
1873-1878 - Jefferson II (died childless age 21)
1878-1880 - Margaret (abdicated age 25)
1880-1898 - Anne (Varina Anne Davis died childless age 34)

House of Lee


1898-1913 - George I (died age 81)

From there, anyones guess.
 
Confederate Monarchs:

House of Davis

1861-1873 - Jefferson I (died age 65)
1873-1878 - Jefferson II (died childless age 21)
1878-1880 - Margaret (abdicated age 25)
1880-1898 - Anne (Varina Anne Davis died childless age 34)

House of Lee


1898-1913 - George I (died age 81)

House of Carson

1913-1948- Hammurabi I (died 84)
 
House of Carson

1913-1948- Hammurabi I (died 84)

Why House of Carson? George Washington Curtis Lee will have healthy children to take his over once he dies and if they dont then he's got enough relatives through the rest of the Lee Family to continue on in the House of Lee. Was their some kind of overthrow of the existing order?
 
Why House of Carson? George Washington Curtis Lee will have healthy children to take his over once he dies and if they dont then he's got enough relatives through the rest of the Lee Family to continue on in the House of Lee. Was their some kind of overthrow of the existing order?

Perhaps the CSA Monarchy became an elective monarchy by Congress around that time. Maybe Lee's was a childless widower.
 
Perhaps the CSA Monarchy became an elective monarchy by Congress around that time. Maybe Lee's was a childless widower.

A elected monarch sort of takes the whole point out of it. They might as well be called Presidents if their going to be elected. Or have I missunderstood that?

Anyway, George Washington Curtis Lee may died childless (as he did in OTL conincidentally) but he has two brothers and four sisters. His sisters (Mary, Elenor Agnes, Anne and Mildred) all died unmarried and childless but his brothers (William Henry Fitzhugh "Rooney" Lee and Robert E. Lee II)had between them four children who survived to adulthood. Rooney Lee had two sons (Robert E. Lee III and George Bolling Lee) and Robert E Lee II had two daughters (Anne Carter Lee and Mary Curtis Lee) and there are still living members of the family descended from these people today.

Unless the Lee's get ousted from their postions as Monarch for some reason or another then they are going to be around a long time.
 
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